
The Wellness Compass
Rethinking the 7-Day Workout Myth.
For decades, the prevailing wisdom has been that achieving optimal fitness requires hitting the gym five to seven days a week. The mantra of "no days off" has been glorified, often leading to burnout and injury. At Path II Peak, we challenge this notion, advocating for a more sustainable and individualized approach to fitness.
Decoding Your Workout: Speak the Language of Fitness and Achieve Your Peak
Here at Path II Peak, we believe that understanding your exercise plan is just as important as performing the movements correctly. It empowers you to take ownership of your fitness journey and communicate effectively with your coach. Sometimes, the world of exercise can feel like it has its own language, filled with terms that might sound confusing at first. That's why we've put together this handy guide to demystify some common exercise terminology.
Consider the Iron & The Invoice: The Costs of Competition
So, you've set your sights on the bodybuilding stage!
Supplementing, Simply Stated: Stop Supplanting, Start Sustaining.
Merriam-Webster dictionary defines a dietary supplement as “a product taken orally that contains one or more ingredients (such as vitamins or amino acids) that are intended to supplement one's diet and are not considered food.”
Snooze Your Way to Success: Sleep's Amazing Health Benefits
At Path 2 Peak, we know that achieving your fitness goals isn't just about intense workouts and dialed-in nutrition. One crucial, often overlooked, element is sleep. It's the unsung hero of recovery and performance.
Your Path 2 Peak Gym Etiquette
Ever felt frustrated by someone hogging a machine or leaving weights scattered around? You're not alone. Gym etiquette is crucial for a smooth and positive workout experience for everyone, regardless of where you train.
My Journey, Your Inspiration.
Like many of you, my childhood was defined by the thrill of sports. Summer baseball games, the rush of the track, the camaraderie of the soccer field – these weren't just activities; they were the moments where friendships were forged, family bonds strengthened, and a lifelong passion for movement ignited.