The Healthy Moving Podcast Jen Hoffman, Certified Yoga Teacher, Restorative Exercise Specialist™-Cer

If you felt like 2016 was one heartbreak after another, and you want to rise to the challenges facing our world in the new year, then start here. Start by learning how to better cope with your stress. Stress is not only making you sick, it is killing your problem solving skills, your creativity and your hope. In this episode, I’m sharing four boundaries you can put in place today to protect yourself from harmful stress and burnout.

The Holiday Season is upon us, and your calendar and to do list are filling up. You are probably thinking you don’t have time to worry about your health and wellness right now. But, I want to convince you otherwise.
In this episode, I’m going to explain why you shouldn’t just coast to the end of the year. (Hint, you don’t want to arrive at January 1st with a ton of guilt and shame that will sabotage your New Year’s Resolutions before you even start!)
Then, I am going to give you a reasonable action plan. You won’t have time for long workouts or sessions on your yoga mat over the next few weeks. So, I’ve got inspiration for simple exercises you can do while you shop, bake, road trip, watch tv and party this Holiday Season!

Every major religion and faith tradition teach about the power of collective prayer and meditation. And many scientific studies confirm not only the positive effects of these practices on the practitioners, but also on the communities they inhabit. (Yes, collective prayer and meditation have been shown to benefit people who don't even participate in the practice!)
In this episode, my friend Heather Filipowicz and I are inviting you to help us harness that power on election night! Join us for a #PeaceArmy and pause at 8:30pm on November 8th for a moment of collective prayer and meditation.
Get more info here - HealthyMoving.com/PeaceArmy

When I was in school, learning and movement were separate parts of the day. Movement happened primarily on the playground. In classrooms, we were taught to sit still and pay attention. But, a growing body of research is showing the power of integrating movement in the learning process.
In today’s episode, Jean Miller, of Waldorf Inspired Learning, joins me to talk about the connection between movement and learning. As two homeschooling moms, we’ll share how and why we try to make movement a part of our homeschool day.
But, the lessons in this episode extend way beyond the home (and even traditional) classroom. Anyone looking to improve their creativity, comprehension, retention and problem-solving skills will be benefit from listening.
And, in the Community Insight Segment, Jean will talk about how weaving more movement into the fabric of her day has helped to both ease and prevent flare-ups of her autoimmune disease. We’ll share a simple shift you can make to how your arms move as you walk that can help improve your breathing and strengthen your upper body.

So often in our culture the word surrender is associated with weakness. In this episode, I’m talking about a kind of surrender that requires incredible strength. If life feels particularly challenging in your world right now, join me to learn the art of sweet surrender. And, in the community insight segment, Bridgette joins me to chat about the power of walking and mindset shifts. Her insight will encourage and inspire you!

Today I'm chatting with Shark Tank Alumnus and Squatty Potty creator, Bobby Edwards. We cover everything from the viral unicorn video to the many benefits of squatting.