Carol MichaelsJan 3, 2019Exercise Motivation Tips -Over 50 FitnessIf you want to have lasting success in sticking to an exercise plan, examine the reasons why and how you are working out. Start to think abo
Carol MichaelsNov 24, 2018Working Out with a Chronic IllnessExercise may be the furthest thing from your mind with a chronic illness. Even if you have never been active, exercise can become one of...
Carol MichaelsJul 7, 2018Get Up. Get Motivated. Get ActiveAdvice from, Carol Michaels, a cancer exercise expert on how to stay active during and after cancer treatment
G.M. FiliskoJun 26, 201815 Ways Your Lifestyle Should Change as You AgeYour workouts should be changing as you age.
Carol Michaels FitnessJun 3, 2018Is Soreness a Sign of a Good WorkoutThe only time soreness is the sign of a "good workout" is if you are interested in dramatically increasing muscle mass. For the client...
Carol MichaelsApr 26, 2018Using Light Weights May Not be Sufficient for Bone HealthIn order to keep our bones dense we must perform weight bearing exercises and strength training. Using light weights in your exercise...
Carol MichaelsDec 26, 2017How to Have Lasting Exercise SuccessOne of my goals as a fitness professional is to motivate you to improve your fitness level. One way to do this is to find exercise...
Carol MichaelsOct 31, 2017Exercise Can Decrease Arthritis PainExercise can be helpful for people with arthritis. A good exercise program increases strength and flexibility, reduces joint pain, and...
Carol MichaelsSep 9, 2017Exercise and Prostate CancerThe rising rate of prostate cancer necessitates developing better methods to prevent and treat prostate cancer. Prostate cancer is the...
Carol MichaelsMay 6, 2017Can Walking Reduce Breast Cancer Risk?On way that walking may reduce the risk of breast cancer, is by helping to reduce the amount of fat in the body. Since estrogen thrives...
Carol MichaelsAug 27, 2016Fitness May Decrease the Risk of DiseaseMake time for fitness in order to decrease the risk of disease. Guidelines recommend people get about 150 minutes of moderate exercise a...