New to running? Nicely Fit Co.’s got your back!
Read MoreMichelle walks us through what HIIT is, why its beneficial, and why she loves it.
Read MoreA few weeks back we came across a great article in the New York Times titled “Too Much High-Intensity Exercise May Be Bad for Your Health - A new study hints that excessive HIIT may harm your mitochondria, the energy generators found in every cell of your body.”
It sparked a great discussion amongst our training staff and we thought we’d share some of our thoughts.
Read MoreMax delivers some science backed tips and tricks on how to make dieting suck less.
Read MoreGains shouldn’t be limited to the Nicely Fit Co clubhouse. We’ve compiled a list of at home equipment that you can buy right now for less than half the cost of a Peloton!
Read MoreLet’s talk about goals. In this post we dive into what to think about and consider when setting goals, some common pitfalls, and how to tackle it.
Read MoreMichelle takes us through some goal setting tips and tricks and shares with us her performance goals for 2021.
Read MoreWant a healthy showstopper that you can make to impress a date or to look like you have your life together? We’ve got you covered with this scallop dish.
Read MoreMeet Max, one of Nicely Fit Co.’s new additions!
Read MoreCoach Jake takes us through ways that we can make positive, healthy changes in the new year without having to restrict and deny ourselves. We’re all about positive additions!
Read MoreWe have some thoughts about the fitness and healthcare industry - specifically how the industry fails to take a diverse approach to helping clients and patients at their level. What we think, why it’s wrong, and what to do about it.
Read MoreWe discuss self care, community activism, small business support, and more!
Read MoreWhat is #fatboywinter anyway? We break it down.
Read MoreMeatballs and Sauce. Nuff Said.
Read MoreDetailed guide to our online memberships.
Read MoreTips from health workers on the front lines.
Read MoreFinancial resources list.
Read MoreResources to help you source the best quality ingredients you can while helping small businesses and local food systems.
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