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Perimenopause & Nutrition: Supporting Your Body Through Change

Hormonal changes during the menopausal transition can affect many aspects of health, including bone health, cardiovascular health, body composition, and muscle mass. That makes this a great time to think about how you are nourishing and supporting your body—not trying to control it.

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Interested in Longevity? Start With VO₂ Max

VO₂ max testing is not just for elite athletes. While athletes have used VO₂ testing for decades to optimize performance, its value extends far beyond sport. Cardiorespiratory fitness—the broader physiological capacity that VO₂ max helps measure—has consistently been associated with long-term health and lower mortality risk.

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Celebrating 19 Years of Redefining What’s Possible

19 years ago, Kelly and I thought it would be a good idea to get married and open Experience Momentum in the same month. There was a dream, a lot of hope, a leap of faith…and probably a healthy amount of ignorance.  The dream was to create something bigger than a physical therapy clinic—a place built around helping people redefine what was possible in their lives.

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What Does It Actually Take to Age Well? 8 Things I’m Paying Attention to at 50

I’ve been in my 50s for a little over a year now, and I’ll admit: heading into this decade, I was a little nervous about how my body would respond. Would I recover more slowly? Would the things I love—running, skiing, mountain biking, lifting, pushing myself physically—start becoming harder?

Would I begin noticing limitations I hadn’t thought much about before? What I’ve found so far is a little different.

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