Blog | Fitness Exercise and Nutrition

Welcome to Nancy L’s blog! Here you’ll find key fitness and nutrition info, at-home exercise routines, and healthy recipes.


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  • Benefits of Online Personal Training for Fitness

    Online personal training/coaching offers convenient, flexible, and customized fitness solutions. It provides individualized workout plans, accountability, and education. The process includes consultation, program creation, training sessions, follow-up, and ongoing development. Communication, progress tracking, and motivation are key elements. Nancy L Fitness offers online Fitness & Nutrition coaching plans tailored to individual needs and goals.

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  • Nancy L’s Original Smoothie

    This recipe makes a nutritious strawberry banana smoothie, perfect for breakfast or post-workout. With just 259 calories per serving, it’s a healthy and filling option. The blend of strawberries, banana, yogurt, and protein powder offers 16.5g of protein and 5.8g of fiber. It’s quick to make and serves 3.

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  • Combatting Carpal Tunnel: Best Exercises and Foods

    Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) occurs when the median nerve in the wrist is compressed, causing symptoms like numbness and pain. To relieve CTS, reduce repetitive movements, use wrist splints, and incorporate anti-inflammatory foods. Exercises can strengthen affected areas. Seek medical advice if symptoms persist to prevent nerve damage.

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  • Happy New Year 2024

    New Year resolutions have ancient origins, with various traditions worldwide. Many Americans focus on losing weight and staying fit. To achieve this, start by being more active and cutting down on junk food. Incorporate a healthy recipe and aim for at least 30-60 minutes of physical activity most days. Small steps and everyday activities also…

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  • Creamy Roasted Cauliflower Soup – FITCUI Recipe

    This recipe provides a healthy, creamy cauliflower soup, encouraging physical activity during preparation. Key ingredients include cauliflower, carrots, olive oil, and yogurt. Instructions guide through various exercises while cooking, enhancing wellness. The soup is nutritious, yielding four servings at 226 calories each, and can be stored in the refrigerator for up to four days.

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