Good Morning!
We are so thankful for all of you! Stay focused on your intentional goals with the Iron Sharpens Iron Challenge. Let’s keep encouraging one another to continue going strong and to stay committed. Join us for a strong Saturday Strength at 9am or the new 10:30am class.
Remember to sign up for all of your sessions in advance on our new app to ensure you get the session times that work best for you! It is the BLUE TransFit App.
For the month of February we are all about heart health. We have discussed the importance of HIIT for our hearts and shared some amazing recipes. Today, we will be focusing on heart-healthy foods. These are the foods that help your body and heart function to the best of their ability. Here are the TOP 6 heart-healthy foods you need to add to your grocery list this weekend.
Hemp Hearts
Hemp Hearts are the “heart” of a shelled hemp seed. They are rich in protein and have almost the highest balance of protein, fat, vitamins, and enzymes. Hemp Hearts have been shown to decrease blood pressure, as well as lower the risks of colon and prostate cancer. They also aid in digestion. They can be enjoyed sprinkled over a salad, smoothie, or your yogurt!
Avocado
Avocados are full of healthy fats and contains many vital nutrients and fibers that your body and heart need.
Leafy Greens
Leafy Greens contain nitrate. This allows the heart to pump blood more efficiently and allows for overall better blood flow.
Tomatoes
The nutrients found in tomatoes help prevent cardiovascular disease. Additionally, tomatoes have nutrients that can protect and reduce cholesterol and blood pressure.
Berries
Berries are a great source of micronutrients and fiber. They support your heart through decreased activity of carbohydrate digestive enzymes and prohibit inflammatory gene expression and cell formation. If the cell formation and gene expression are not kept under control, it can result in heart disease and lower, decreased heart health. Raspberries are the highest in fiber and lowest in sugar fruit.
Beets
Beets are full of healthy nutrients, like calcium, iron, potassium, and protein. Beets contain antioxidants and anti-inflammatory agents which have shown to improve cardiorespiratory endurance and increases overall efficiency.
Looking for some heart healthy recipes to try? Check out our Recipes page!
February News:
Next week is Client Appreciation Week! Wear your Red and Pink to celebrate.
Galentines Event with Kelly Dean Thursday February 13th at 6:30pm
New TransFit Girls session on Wednesdays at 5:30pm Bible Study
In Studio Bible Study Wednesday at 12pm— open to all!
College Bible Study Wednesday Nights at 7pm
Our updated cancellation policy: if you need to cancel your session, please give us at least 12 hours notice for 1-1 sessions and group sessions (or you will be charged a $25 session fee) so we can fill your spot. Thank you!
Let us know how we can help you achieve your goals! Email us at transfitathens@gmail.com if you have any questions or want to schedule a one-on-one.
Blessings,
Team TransFit