December 7, 2017
Spoiling your grandchildren…it’s one of the joys of being a grandparent, isn’t it? But the greatest treat you can give is by doing activities with them and role modelling healthy, active behaviour.
Being active gives you an overall feeling of wellbeing. Canada's Physical Activity Guidelines recommend at least 60 minutes a day for children and 150 minutes a week for adults. Here's how to incorporate physical activity into your life.
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November 23, 2017
The postpartum period is a busy one. Being active gives you immediate and ongoing benefits that can help you through. Plus you’ll be role modelling an active lifestyle for your child in the long-term.November 2, 2017
When the weather turns and you don’t want to be outside, maintain your fitness with a home circuit routine.October 26, 2017
Remember the old days of Double Dutch jump rope? No reason to leave them behind, skipping rope is a great way to stay fit for young and old.October 19, 2017
Do genetics really matter for athletic performance? There is no absolute answer, but there are other things that matter more.October 12, 2017
You know being active is good for you, but getting on that treadmill can sometimes be the biggest challenge. Here are tips to get started.October 5, 2017
While running seems like a simple sport (just put one foot in front of the other, right?) it can be intimidating to start. Here’s our guide to get you going injury free.September 28, 2017
Active aging is just that, staying active as we age. Here’s our take on what it means.September 21, 2017
Sure a gym membership or a soccer ball can set you back a few dollars, but have you ever consider how much inactivity costs you?September 14, 2017
The end of summer and beginning of fall are prime time for fruit and vegetable picking. Other than being tasty and nutritiously healthy, there are physical benefits to harvesting fruit and vegetables too.