With the summer finally here, we can start getting ready for those vacations we’ve been dreaming about all year. Long road trips, plane rides, mountain
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Make Some Epic Savory Waffles for Father’s Day
Father's Day is the day we get to celebrate all dads! If you want to treat your dad to an awesome breakfast this Sunday, make him some savory waffles packed with protein! Savory Waffles with Sausage and Cheese Ingredients: Pancake… read more
18 Unique Restaurants in Gainesville
Gainesville is home to a vibrant culinary scene with a focus on health-conscious and unique dining experiences. Whether you're a local or just visiting, here are 18 must-visit restaurants in Gainesville that offer everything from vegan dishes to organic delights.… read more
A Look at History’s Most Bizarre Diets
You’ve probably heard about some of the crazy fad diets that people have sworn by in the past hundred years. Your parents and grandparents and even great-grandparents may have tried these diets to lose weight. You’ve likely wondered how well… read more
How to Stop Stress from Turning Into Burnout
Dr. Martin is a licensed clinical psychologist and founder of Sage Wellness. At Sage Wellness, they support the Gainesville community by inspiring healing and well-being through mental health counseling and advocacy. STRESS AND THE STRESS CYCLE What is your stress… read more
Ask the Chef: Chef Briton Dumas
Gainesville native and Eastside culinary graduate Briton Dumas owns and operates Embers Wood Grill with his partners June Allen, Charles Allen and Ryan Todd. Dumas’ talent and love of cooking earned him $80,000 in scholarships to attend culinary school, which led him… read more
Up in Arms: Quick At-Home Arm Workouts
Can't get to the gym today? Well, that is no excuse to miss arm day! You can do these six at-home arm workouts in the comfort of your own home, and they are guaranteed to get your arms stronger. Pushups… read more
Ask the Gastroenterologist
What does a gastroenterologist do? Gastroenterologists treat a wide variety of diseases and conditions affecting many different organs, including diseases of the esophagus, stomach, intestine, colon, liver, bile duct and gallbladder, and pancreas. They [gastroenterologists] treat both benign and malignant diseases such… read more
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Lagree Fitness: A Low Impact, High Intensity Workout
Looking for the latest trend in fitness? Look into Lagree. Founded in 1998 by fitness professional Sebastien Lagree, the Lagree Method is a low impact, high intensity workout that can be completed in a short amount of time. What is… read more
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Vacation Fitness: How to Incorporate Exercise into Your Next Getaway
It is that time of year again. The kids are out of school, the weather is hot, and many of us will be getting some much-needed rest and relaxation. Vacation can be a difficult time to keep up with fitness,… read more
Guide to Stationary Bikes
For many of us, making time to go for bike ride can be difficult or downright impossible. Sometimes working out at home is the ONLY option. Cycling has long been an effective means of burning calories while having fun. There… read more
Get Involved With These Sports to Stay Active As You Age
We know that exercise is important to us as we get older, but sometimes hitting the gym isn’t enough. Running on the treadmill, using machines or even taking classes at the gym may not be your cup of tea, but… read more
Find Out Why You Should Try Water Aerobics
The term water aerobics has gotten a bad rep, constantly coming off as an easy exercise performed in the shallow end of the pool. However, water aerobics applies to several different water activities that increase your breathing and heart rate… read more
Morning Workout Motivation
With the clock falling back an hour, it is time for gym motivation to spring forward. Most professionals recommend working out in the morning because it is easier to throw in the towel after a long day of work. With… read more
Is a Deadline the Best Motivator?
Almost 10 years ago, I started a Facebook group for people who wanted to run a 5K under 30 minutes. The group—called the Sub-30 Club, which now has nearly 7,000 members—quickly changed its focus: We wouldn’t just center around 29:59.… read more