Strength, Mobility, and the Science of Resilience
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Body Composition Scale
I rely on a high-quality body composition scale to track lean mass versus fat mass over time. It’s a simple, objective tool that helps me tailor exercise and nutrition recommendations so clients can see real progress.
Resistance Bands
These bands are my go-to for quick, effective strength and flexibility workouts. They’re perfect for home routines, and I use them to help clients build muscle safely without needing heavy equipment.
Becoming a Supple Leopard
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I highly recommend this book for anyone serious about understanding how movement affects overall body health. It’s filled with practical tips to improve posture, prevent injuries, and enhance everyday performance.
Body composition reflects how well you’re building lean muscle versus storing fat, and physical mobility indicates your functional capacity. Both are essential for long-term metabolic health, injury prevention, and aging gracefully.
Consistent strength and movement training improves muscle mass, supports joint integrity, enhances circulation, and boosts energy levels. This not only reduces the risk of chronic disease but also improves quality of life at every age. Never stop moving!
Look for progress in your body composition, increased flexibility, improved performance in daily activities, and a reduced incidence of aches and pains. Tracking these metrics over time—using tools like body composition scales or mobility assessments—gives you clear feedback on your progress.
At Clay, we see a healthy body as the cornerstone of our Five Elements of Health. It not only provides the strength and mobility needed for daily function but also underpins optimal blood, brain, fuel, and heart health. By focusing on body composition, physical movement, and functional resilience, we ensure that every other element has a solid foundation to build upon—empowering our clients to thrive both now and as they age. Learn more about Clay’s approach to whole body health & care.