Won Sports Now

Won Sports Hosts Brian LaFauci and Joe Dutra have Ashlee Barton and Ali Gregoire, owners of Healthier on the podcast to talk nutrition, health and our relationship with food.
Your Journey to Better Health Starts Here Do you struggle with your weight or body image?  Do you feel like every diet in the past has failed? Are you ready to:
Shed unwanted fat and maintain it
Build a healthy relationship with food
Feel confident with your body and life
Reach your health and fitness goals

Healthierr will help you break free from the "diet" mindset and still reach your goals without cutting out your favorite foods or spending hours in the gym. The strategies you learn will be adaptable for lifelong success because they are built around science and your personal strengths.

Healthierr Offers Powerful Resources Adaptable to Your Lifestyle and Goals

Our fitness programming (coming soon!) will help you torch fat, build strength, and move better. Whether you are brand new to exercising or at an advanced level of fitness, you will find our workouts fun, challenging, and effective. Visit us at www.healthierr.com

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