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Hi! Please click on my Linktree above for some of the latest research shared from my colleagues on LinkedIn and also from inspired clients.

I hope you find them interesting and helpful.

Thanks,

MK

I love this environment so much better than being indoors. And happily, so do all of my clients. They just move happier, and freer it seems.

I am so darn lucky to know each one of them. They teach me as I teach them. Together we let more of life in, share passions, stories, and good health. A win-win!

Enjoy your beautiful Sunday,

Mk

Hi!

Just got back from an amazing trip to Alaska with 11 friends, and I’m happy to walk this girl by the beach in my little town. She’s not mine, but it certainly feels like it.

I am also stoked to hit the ground running, training brand new clients I haven’t met along with all of my fabulous regulars.

Happy Sunday!

Love, and PLEASE take good care of yourselves, your bodies, your precious health, each other, your pets, all of nature, and enjoy each and every day,

mk

Hi!

Bob’s handicap is 7 so it is important for him to stay flexible especially in his thoracic spine but also in his spine and shoulders overall to keep his game strong.

I’ve known Bob my whole life but sometimes life gets in the way of his training. I understand. Now he is on a roll and focusing on his overall strength and conditioning, power, and mobility. At 58, it is time to make his health his #1 priority.

He is a joy to work with and having all of this space outside in our local park works like a charm for what he needs to do. Plus he loves being in nature which is such a bonus for all of my clients and I. We all leave here in such a great mood every single session every day.

I hope you’re keeping up your workouts even through the state of things this January and soon to be February and on throughout the year. More than ever, we all need to our our health first ‘cause you can’t do anything without it.

Cheers!

Mk

We wish you a great year ahead and a healthy and fit one!

Pat, 75, and all of my clients have kept consistent throughout the holidays so I’ve been happily busy. I love it!

PS notice the kids in the background. They’re always fascinated by us adults moving, like them I’m thinking, with toys! They add so much to our days in the park, outside, enjoying nature while working out. It doesn’t get any better than this.

More to come.. enjoy!

Love, mk

Hi! Jon’s been a regular and consistent client of mine for 5 years now and it shows. He runs on his off days and tries to stay up with his college aged son who is a triathlete. This is really important to him. Good for him!

Go Jon! I hope he inspires you to either start exercising or keep going if you are already training regularly. He’s 56 by the way and looks about 35 I think.

Enjoy!

Love, mk

What a surprise just now on IG!

Sophia is 20 something, I’m 3 months from 65 (yikes!) and she said this?!! Wow. She is MY inspiration. I was never that smart and street-wise at her age. But we have so much in common. Her energy is amazing and infectious. I can learn from her I just know it. I don’t know her well yet but I can feel it.. she is one very special girl.

Thanks Sophia. Much love,

mk

Hi!

I hope you are having a fun and healthy, active summer! We tend to just keep it going and share lots of activities. That’s just how we’ve always done things.

My MD brother and I always hoped that our fitness lifestyles would rub off on the kids, my nephews and nieces, and luckily it did. You can do this, too. Setting a healthy example is the way to go. We don’t give in on trips and overindulge. Sure there’s always chips around, good wine with dinner, a cocktail here ‘n there, and of course an occasional desert, but it’s all in keeping with staying healthy. Check done! We just want to feel good and get the most out of our time together.

Love and wishing you good health,

Mk

Hi!

I wanted to make up a new addition to one of my CSCS colleagues, Meghan Calloway’s, core exercises. Here I’m challenging my core to remain stable against the pull of my hip flexors (thanks Meghan!). Then I added a lateral toe touch where gluteus medius is activated while my core still remains in place and motionless. It’s a cool feeling and I love core work. The two together are a challenge, but a good challenge. 2 sets of 30 worked well for my first attempt.

I think of every exercise, whether it’s in an upright position like a squat or a lunge, or laying supine as in dead bug, a core exercise. So I focus on tightening and bracing my abs in order to stabilize my hips and back whenever I do my weight workout. And it works very well. This is a very effective way to think about it.

Like I tell any new client, the core often can be deconditioned. So, you may not feel it working very well at first. But with the proper exercises and practice, you will feel the tightening and good tension you’re seeking over time. And that’s awesome. That’s what you want. Basically the fitter and stronger you get, the MORE you will feel your abs working and stabilizing the lumbo pelvis complex.

My last very important note: our core is made up of simply everything but our arms and legs. Basically, they should be trained to stabilize the lumbo (lumbar spine) pelvic complex. It includes besides our abs and back our chest and glute muscles.

I hope you enjoyed this video. Have a great weekend!

Love, mk