

Up your Performance with Water
Really? Just drinking more water can help do things better? Could this possibly be true? The scientific answer is long, but the quick answer is yes! Water is essential to us, making up approximately 60% of our body weight. Keeping an adequate amount of water in out body effects the function of every single cell in our body. Proper hydration can improve brain function helping us stay more focused, stabilizing our mood and even helping to keep us motivated. This means you can d


Transformation Story: Tabbetha Koslofsky
This month we are excited to announce our featured transformation story: Tabbetha Koslofsky. Tabbetha has been a regular part of root's tribe ever since we opened our doors last year! She comes consistently and is always quick to offer support and encouragement to others. Tabbetha has made so many strides!! Last holiday season was the first in many years, that Tabbetha was able to breath through the normal seasonal-stressors that go along with being a full-time working mom, s


Quinoa Salad
This weekend we celebrated my sisters birthday with a day in the pool and a cookout. This salad made a delicious side dish to the meat we grilled, but it's good enough to stand alone and the leftovers have made for a few tasty lunches for me this week. Perfect for when you want dinner to come together quickly, you can precook the quinoa and set it in the fridge up to a day ahead so all you need to do before serving is chop the cheese and veggies and toss it together. Ingredie


Step by Step Approach to Seeing Maximum Results
If you are new to exercise it may feel as though you don’t have the energy to work out, but did you know that getting regular physical activity actually increases your energy levels instead of draining them? It’s True! In order to see maximum benefits from working out, the goal is to be doing at least 20 minutes of aerobic level exercise 3-5 times per week. That means the intensity needs to be enough to get your heart rate up into a nice aerobic zone- my quick thumb rule for