Life isn’t easy, and it’s okay to talk about the hard times. As fitness professionals whose lives have “built in” workouts, we still have to choose to press through tough days, but what about the work at home mom who is struggling to keep her head above water with kids, paying bills, staying married, illness, [...]

Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) is a hotly debated topic. It has benefits and  risks, and we found a very interesting person to discuss all of that with: Katie Taylor, founder of The Latte Lounge and daughter of an eminent breast cancer surgeon, Professor Michael Baum. Katie recently went to Westminster with some of her colleagues, [...]

If a hernia is a hole in the muscles while Diastasis Recti is a thinning and stretching of the fascia, what does a woman do when she has both during pregnancy? What if surgery has already been done because the hernia existed in childhood? How does a person proceed forward in fitness when surgery isn’t [...]

Have you heard about low pressure fitness? We recorded a podcast about hypopressives in season 1 of Fit2B Radio, and now we’re back to talk about this breathing exercise more in depth. Beth is now Level 1 certified, and she is joined by Dr. Tamara Rial, founder of Low Pressure Fitness. Be sure you watch [...]

I have always thought that mothers who give birth prematurely are given just as good care as their babies while they’re both recovering after delivery. I was wrong. I am grateful that preemie babies receive such excellent neonatal care in my country (for the most part) but — the world over — we have a [...]

We know that people deal with “brittle bone disease” as they age, but why do females have it worse? Why are women more likely to die from complications due to osteoporosis than breast cancer?? Our bones frame every motion of our daily lives. They make our blood, and they’re storehouses for calcium and other minerals. [...]

Core strength impacts the voice AND you can also use your voice to improve your core strength!? This mind-blowing episode with Dr. Susan Clinton, founder of Embody Physiotherapy & Wellness, will teach you ways to connect your talking to the tone of your pelvic floor and more! She has a very unique and internationally known [...]

Urgency of mind and body are connected. The frequent need to pee without being to go very much is called urge incontinence. The urges our mind has to act in our own self-interest are sometimes called temptations. The stress in our over-scheduled lives can play into both of those – bladder and battles of all [...]

Aging is happening right now to you and me. Can our exercise reverse some of the effects of aging? If we workout WITH people, do we get more out of our motions? How can we help people who are already suffering from lack of motion in their senior years? Patrice Hazan, physical therapist and founder [...]

Welcome to Season 2 of Fit2B Radio. In this first episode, we open the show back up with a chat about our theme for this season: biopsychosocial fitness. We will have a wide variety of guests covering topics that all dovetail into one larger conversation about how our biology, psychology, and sociology (and even spitituality) [...]