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Self-care often gets mislabeled as indulgent or even selfish, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. For many women especially, taking time for personal wellbeing comes with guilt or justification. Yet caring for yourself is not a luxury; it’s
When people talk about longevity, they often assume that your lifespan relates to your genetics, supplements and/or nutrition, sleep hacks, or the latest fitness trends. While these factors play a role in long-term health, one of the most powerful indicators
Artificial intelligence has exploded into nearly every aspect of our lives, from personalized playlists to nutrition tracking, to AI-driven fitness apps that promise a perfectly tailored workout. While this modern technology was predicted and shown in my childhood television shows
Strength training is having a moment in the press and for good reason! Strength isn’t just about building bigger muscles or lifting heavier weights; true strength is functional and supports how you move, breathe, and live every single day. At
Living with a herniated disc can feel like walking an uncertain line, balancing the need for movement with the fear of aggravating pain. Whether it’s due to years of suboptimal posture, spinal degeneration, or a sudden injury, a disc herniation
When I first learned how to handstand nearly 20 years ago, I did it for the fun and challenge of trying something new. I didn’t know it then, but that skill would later become an essential part of every LYT®
Over the last weeks, my husband and I have clocked in between 20-30k steps a day in Morocco and Spain, waking up without pain and ready to walk even more. From the wandering streets of the medina in Fez or
What Is a Transition? tran·si·tion /tranˈziSH(ə)n/ 1. The process or period of changing from one state or condition to another. Transitions in movement mirror transitions in life. They require strength, awareness, and adaptability to keep us whole and resilient. Why Do
Even though I live in a bit of a LYT movement bubble, I’m still surprised by how often outdated yoga cues and movements continue to be taught. It was over 20 years ago when I first heard the instruction to
With nearly 30 years of experience as a physical therapist, yoga teacher, and movement educator, I have spent thousands of hours observing how people move, rest, and respond to pain. One common thread? Most people are unaware of how their
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