Category: Podcasts

  • 301 | What’s the Deal with Gratitude?

    301 | What’s the Deal with Gratitude?

    Unless you’ve been living in a hole, you’ve heard of the art of gratitude and how beneficial it is. I’m a pretty grateful person, but even I have sometimes found myself not buying into the idea of it. However, I’ve recently come to appreciate just how powerful this practice can be.

    If you, too, have had those thoughts of how cheesy it sounds to be grateful, I hear you. Just listen to what I found when I started going along with it myself.

     

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  • 300 | Live Life with Less Pain | with Dr. Marc Robinson

    300 | Live Life with Less Pain | with Dr. Marc Robinson

    Dr. Marc Robinson is a doctor of physical therapy with a couple of different projects: Active Atoms, a nutrition company that focuses on health and fitness, and Evercore, a physical therapy company that focuses on injury recovery.

    Marc started to realize as he was working with patients that people’s sleep, nutrition level, and their stress level had a huge impact on their pain level. Nutrition plays such a vital role, particularly in inflammation. He became incredibly interested in the anti-inflammatory properties of turmeric, but he couldn’t find anything that gave a high enough dosage to make a difference. This led to him founding Active Atoms and his maximum strength turmeric formula.


    Marc suggests a few movements that everyone should be doing:

    • For the neck, do neck retractions. We’re spending so much time at our desks, on our computers, that our necks aren’t getting a lot of variety of movement. Make sure to pull the neck back and tuck your chin in.
    • For people who sit too much, lay on your stomach and bend your back and arch it. We are sitting so much, we need to extend the spine and even it out.
    • Doing sit-to-stand squats every few hours is going to give you so many benefits. It’s one of the movements that can produce the most value.


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  • 299 | Wednesday Q&A with Kristin Williams | October 7, 2020

    299 | Wednesday Q&A with Kristin Williams | October 7, 2020

    Welcome to Wednesday Q&A, where you ask questions and Kristin Williams and I answer them!


    Your questions:

    • After having two c sections and being 60 years old is it still possible to get a flat stomach?
    • I’ve got hardware in my left knee and don’t always feel even, I compensate at times. Any tips?
    • Is there something that can be done to make scoliosis better?
    • What are the best moves to focus on after having had adhesive capsulitis to get it to thaw fully?


    Do you have a question?

    • DM me on Instagram: @lara.heimann
    • Email me at lara@movementbylara.com
  • 298 | Light Your Torch

    298 | Light Your Torch

    We are in a time where things look grim and dim. It can be daunting to show up in life shining your own light. How do we do that, now that it’s needed more than ever?


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  • 297 | Making an Impact with Public Relations | with Kimberly Giannelli

    297 | Making an Impact with Public Relations | with Kimberly Giannelli

    Kimberly Giannelli is the PR genius that’s helping LYT™ Yoga go to the next level.

    Public relations is all about framing a company or individual and their message into a story that has legacy and meaning to it. This can take the form of a press release, social media, or any other outward communication.

    Through her background in yoga, she was able to identify what makes LYT™ Yoga unique, which is that it’s so anatomical and holistic and every movement that you do makes sense.


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  • 296 | Wednesday Q&A with Kristin Williams | September 30, 2020

    296 | Wednesday Q&A with Kristin Williams | September 30, 2020

    Welcome to Wednesday Q&A, where you ask questions and Kristin Williams and I answer them!


    Your questions:

    • Do hunching or rounding the shoulders affect the ribs?
    • How are the rips, scapula, and shoulders connected?
    • My arms go numb when lifting them to shoulder height, are my shoulders the issue?
    • My shoulders sit forward, how do I help them sit back?
    • Why is raising the arm out to the side not ideal in sun styles but fine in warrior and reverse warrior?
    • Thoughts on binding? Is there any potential for unnecessary torque on the shoulders?


    Do you have a question?

    • DM me on Instagram: @lara.heimann
    • Email me at lara@movementbylara.com
  • 295 | The Uncharted Path

    295 | The Uncharted Path

    Let’s discuss the concept of the uncharted path. It’s a topic that’s particularly relevant to our world today.

    We need to learn to embrace the fact that we are all on an uncharted path. Imagine sitting on a train facing backwards: You know you’re moving forward, but you can only look back on where you’ve been. But always remember that we have the ability to change the path that we’re on at any given moment, even if we don’t know where it’s going.


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  • 294 | Anyone Can be a Vegan | with Stewart Mitchell

    Stewart Mitchell, known as the Vigilante Vegan on Instagram, has such an incredible conviction and an amazing origin story. He’s like a modern day superhero!

    He shares how he came to be vegan, getting the conviction to make that decision, and the concerns of people who are thinking of making the transition. We also touch on the topic of privilege in the vegan community and why representation is so important to show that anyone can be vegan.


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