Food & Fitness

In today's mini-episode hosts Jess White, Jackie Vandertuin and David Marshall reflect on our last episode with financial advisor Brad Kooy and talk about financial wellness. Follow the show on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube @food.fitnesspodcast. Listen/Watch the full episode on Spotify, Apple or Google podcasts and YouTube! https://linktr.ee/Food.fitnesspodcast

On today’s episode, we welcome Brad Kooy, a financial advisor who works personally with his clients and develops plans to meet their needs. Together we are going to be talking about what can impact your financial health, how decisions can change how you feel about finances, and who is best to talk to when it comes to financial planning. Everything we are talking about this week is general advice and opinion. If you have any questions in regards to your personal financial state please talk to our guest personally, or reach out to your own financial advisor.

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In today's mini-episode hosts Jess White, Jackie Vandertuin and David Marshall reflect on our last episode with Dr. Jill Bailey, MD and talk about emotional wellness.

On today’s episode, we welcome Dr. Jill Bailey. Jill is a family physician, mom, wife, life coach and recently has taken on the role of a psychotherapist. Jill is here to discuss with us emotional wellness and how emotional wellness is important to the overall health of a person. Although she is a physician by training, she is not here to provide medical advice and will only be providing general information only.

 

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On Today’s episode hosts, Jackie Vandertuin, Jessica White, and David Marshall talk wellness!  When someone talks about being well, they often think of the physical aspect; health, nutrition and exercise which is part of it, but being well means so much more.  Together we discuss the eight spokes/dimensions of the wellness wheel and give insight into what the podcast will look like in 2022!

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On Today’s episode, we sat down and spoke with Roni Travis about self-confidence. Roni is a personal trainer with a health and fitness diploma, has her Precision Nutrition Level 1, DARBY TRAINING SYSTEMS Level 1, and CERTIFIED PERSONAL TRAINER WITH THE CANADIAN SOCIETY FOR EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY, but she seems to have a new view on fitness and working with clients. Confidence comes first and the results are a very close second. There is a change happening with body-positive fitness and Roni wants you to care for your body because you love it, not because you want to fit and image.   Follow Roni on Instagram https://instagram.com/roni_travis

In todays mini episode hosts Jess White, Jackie Vandertuin and David Marshall reflect on last week’s episode with Tara Imerson and talk about weight maintenance as you age.

On today’s episode, we are joined by Tara Imerson. Tara is a personal trainer for both land and water as well as a consultant for weight management. She has been a fitness instructor since 1991 having worked in both Toronto and Orangeville and now works independently. She not only trains individuals, but is an athlete herself, having recently returned from the world Kettlebell Championships in Budapest Hungary, bringing home the gold medal for Canada! On top of her athleticism, Tara is an artist having graduated from Sheridan College’s program in technical illustration. @taraimerson on Instagram

In todays mini episode hosts Jess White, Jackie Vandertuin and David Marshall reflect on last week’s episode with Matt Miller and talk about preventing injury.

On today's episode we are joined by Dr. Matt Miller.  Matt did his undergraduate degree at Acadia University, his masters at Memorial, another undergrad at Sheridan College and his PhD at Concordia University.  Matt is an instructor in the School of Kinesiology at Acadia University teaching anatomy and physical activity related courses. He is a certified Athletic Therapist and has expertise in the area of physical literacy in children and adolescents. We sit down at discuss physical literacy and kids; how literacy prevents injury.