Yes, you can get into fitness after 50 | Primal Road Trip

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One of the most important ways to preserve and enrich your health is physical training, fitness, and movement—and it only becomes more important the older you get. It also gets more important to do it right. If you're 50 or older and just getting started in fitness, doing it wrong might make your health worse. You might get injured, and injuries incurred as we age become more catastrophic. You probably won't bounce back from injuries like you did when you were 20 years old; you might never make it back. So how should you get into fitness at age 50 and beyond? What should you avoid? What should you do? Let's dig right in. [Read More]( [man and dog on a road trip]( How to Take a Road Trip, Primal Style Nothing says classic summer vacation like hitting the open road with friends or family on a road trip. The summer of 2020 brought this old-school family tradition back into fashion, with folks hitting the highways like never before, eager for COVID-safe travel. So before packing your bags and gassing up the car, consider some pre-planning to help bring your Primal lifestyle on the road. More than just packing cleaned-up snacks, the secret to a successful road trip lies in staying engaged, gathering the right gear, finding ways to keep moving, and making those less than desirable moments float by fast. I learned a few make-or-break tips for long-haul journeys. Keep scrolling for itemized lists of what to pack, what food to look out for, and ingenious accessories that’ll smooth out the inevitable bumps along the road. [Read More]( [mark at the grill]( 20% Off of Grilling Essentials Anyone who knows me knows that I have a tendency to take over the cooking when open flames are involved. But I can only take it so far on my own. My secret to a perfect BBQ picnic is in the sauces and marinades I use, sometimes before I get anywhere near the grill. Right now, you can grab everything that will earn you the same bragging rights. 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Turning your grill into a smoker is fairly simple. [Learn How]( [PHCI]( Relationship-Based Coaching for Ideal Wellness, with Emily Countryman Today we welcome the lovely Emily Countryman to Health Coach Radio. Emily is the founder of Shift, Set, Go, an incredibly successful chain of brick and mortar weight loss clinics in Washington state. Unlike many other health coaching businesses, Emily’s business primarily exists at storefront locations where clients come in for coaching sessions with their personal coach. As you can imagine, 2020 threw a wrench in this business plan. However, it also presented the opportunity for a shift into the online space quite quickly! The project of digitizing her offering, which was originally scheduled for the next few years, was suddenly prioritized and accomplished in just one week. Emily has always treated her business as a business, and having sound processes in place made this seemingly impossible task able to be pulled off successfully. During this episode we discuss Emily’s path to starting Shift, Set, Go, the idea of always having a coach, how to continue investing in your business without biting off more than you can chew, a major but successful 2020 pivot and so much more. Emily is quite an impressive businesswoman and we know you will enjoy this episode. Check it out below! [Listen Now]( [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [YouTube]( [Twitter]( [Pinterest]( #listentothesisson No longer want to receive these emails? [Unsubscribe](. Mark's Daily Apple 1101 Maulhardt Ave. Oxnard, CA 93033 ‌