Jul 09, 2019
How to be Successful at Spartan Races
I just finished my 5th Spartan race and my 4th Boise Spartan Sprint. I’m not a huge fan of running, but I love obstacles; therefore, the Sprint is perfect for me. This year I finished with a perso ...
May 29, 2019
7 Ways to Help Keep Your Kids Active
If you have been given the privilege of gaining the title of Mom or Dad and you still have children at home, this article is for you! Since summer break has arrived, this leaves us with the g ...
Mar 31, 2019
Nutrition Certification - What I Learned
Christine and I recently became Nutrition Coaches through Precision Nutrition (PN). We have been wanting to incorporate nutrition services at Body Basics for the past several years, and are finall ...
Feb 19, 2019
2019 - Get Fit Before Summer!
It’s still cold outside. It seems like it constantly dark and gloomy and if you’re like me it’s hard to stay motivated. That’s why this is the perfect time to start thinking about summer. Start en ...
Jan 29, 2019
Hashimoto’s: My Road to Healing
(This is Part 2 of my Hashimoto’s Blog. You can find Part 1 here (/blog/hashimotos-my-road-of-discovery).) Hashimoto’s Disease. I’d never heard the name before—it sounded so strange and y ...
Jan 24, 2019
How to Be Fit for Motorcycle Track Days
I recently started taking my motorcycle and doing what is called “track days.” It’s basically taking your motorcycle to a race track and getting to ride it with a group of riders similar to your s ...
Jan 02, 2019
The Perfect Training Program for 2019
Looking for the perfect training program? Guess what, there isn’t one! We’re constantly being swayed to believe that someone has discovered this totally new amazing gadget or technique that is tak ...
Dec 19, 2018
Stronger Together Challenge take-a-ways from Trainers
We just finished a challenge at Body Basics in Boise called “Stronger Together.” It was a challenge for teams of 2 people to work together and get points by doing different health and fitness comp ...
Oct 25, 2018
Hashimotos: My Road of Discovery
Hashimoto’s did not hit me like a ton of bricks. It was a slow and steady, sneaky disease that just reared its head in my life over a few years (if not more than that). I honestly thought my sligh ...