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Author: Meghan O'Connell

Caloric Restriction: Lessons Learned from the Welfare Challenge

Nov-20-16

One week of attempting to match what a welfare recipient receives gave me insights for dieters.

Squat Depth: The Copacabana Leg Press

Nov-02-16

How limited equipment, Cuban ingenuity, and FMS principles led to an invention on improving squat depth.

The Random Factor in Fitness

Aug-26-16

A random incident at the Fair just reminded me why I love working in fitness. What spark gets you going?

The Random Factor in Fitness

Aug-26-16

A random incident at the Fair just reminded me why I love working in fitness.

In Praise of Indoor Rowing

Jun-24-16

Indoor rowing blends postural work, cardio and functional strength. Here’s a basic primer.

FMS – This Stuff Really Works!

Apr-01-16

Revisiting the FMS basics helped me overcome old shoulder injuries – this stuff really works.

Truly Foundational Strength

Feb-18-16

Even deeper than most basics, two surprising principles can affect foundational strength training: Do Less. Breathe Better.

New Year’s Resolutions vs. Reality, Take 2

Jan-10-16

Sweeping resolutions don’t work. What does? Committing to a manageable road map toward accomplishing your goals.

SMART Goal Setting: When Reality Bites, It’s the Best Way to Bite Back

Nov-06-15

I was a bit shocked recently to learn I had to take my own advice more seriously! I used SMART goal-setting to refocus on my own goals.

Weight Loss: It’s not Rocket Science

Sep-07-15

Weight loss principles may feel difficult to implement, but they’re easy to understand: Sleep more, eat less (usually), and move more.

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What Clients Say

I have been working with Meghan for over a year now, I don't know where to start about how amazing she is. She quickly identified some issues with my shoulders and back, and worked to develop a strength program to work on those areas. Her knowledge of boxing, movement, anatomy, kinesiology seems to be without limits. I fell in love almost right away with working with clubs and maces, and have not stopped since I picked them up. Thank you Meghan, would not be the same world without you.

Karl I

The results I got from you working with my shoulder last week were amazing! Normally I have to take Alleve to play tennis, but I’ve remained pain-free through a few games now.

Linda T.

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