Fit and healthy

Fats have been unfairly labeled as the enemy of a healthy diet for a long time now. Many people believe eating fats lead to weight gain, heart problems, and sluggishness, but don’t consider the real truth. In reality, fats are a crucial part of a balanced diet, especially for those who live an active lifestyle.…

Enhanced Balance and Coordination Yoga comes in many forms—slow, fast, hot yoga, goat yoga, and more. Regardless of the style, each type of yoga helps improve balance and coordination, making it highly beneficial for athletes. Fast-paced yoga sequences enhance agility and reaction time, while isometric (iso) and static holds strengthen stability. This is essential for…

American Heart Self defense fund raiser Excited to invite the Pageant family and friends to a boxing and self-defense fund raiser! Learn how to throw punches like a boxer and how to defend yourself from grabs, chokes, holds, and more. The boxing session will be led by TA’s own Tommy Kennedy teaching the art of…

Protein is the macronutrient for muscle growth, but its role goes further beyond bulking up. For athletes, protein is essential not just for gains but also for recovery, injury healing, and maintaining strength throughout the season. Whether you’re rehabbing from an injury or trying to sustain peak performance, protein plays a crucial role in keeping…

Did you know that incorporating yoga into your training routine offers benefits beyond just flexibility? While many athletes associate yoga with stretching, it provides significant advantages in strength, mobility, balance, and mental focus. Whether you’re a runner, weightlifter, or team sport athlete, yoga can enhance performance and recovery in ways you may not have considered.…

The 6 week Training program: We’re excited to introduce a 6 week spring training program! Curious on what’s the difference between most training “programs”, Cross fit, orange theory or getting a membership at the gym? check out the article below:     Training Exercises versus Training Program: Goals and vision are essential parts of training.…

Training Exercises versus Training Program: Goals and vision are essential parts of training. Goals help guide you on your journey to accomplishing your vision. To achieve that vision, goals need to continue progressing. As they develop, the journey toward success becomes clearer and more attainable. Training Exercises: Working out is often talked about—getting sweaty, feeling…

Carbohydrates have been unfairly demonized in diet culture, and should not impact an athlete. For athletes, they are the foundation of performance fuel. Whether you’re sprinting down the field, powering through a heavy lift, or enduring a long tournament day, your body primarily relies on carbohydrates for energy. Cutting them out or severely restricting them…

Dad Bods are Out – Time to Get Fit Hey dads, let’s be real for a second – keeping up with our kids gets tougher as we get older, especially when they’re full of energy! No dad wants to be stuck on the sidelines, watching from a distance because his body just can’t keep up.…

Every athlete, at some point, has questioned the importance of stretching or complained about how boring it can be. But what if I told you that just 5–10 minutes of daily stretching could improve your athletic performance? Within a few days, you’ll feel less sore. After a few weeks of consistent stretching, you may notice…

Lean into the Hard Things – Embrace it Like life, boxing training is hard! Nothing worth having comes easy, and stepping into the ring—whether in training or competition—demands resilience, discipline, and grit. Life doesn’t offer shortcuts, and neither does training like a fighter. However, the mental toughness developed through boxing doesn’t just stay in the…

Feeling motivated to crush your goals? Checking all your boxes to make sure life doesn’t get in the way? There’s no guarantee that you’ll be safe from distraction and loss of motivation but there’s certainly a way to set yourself up for the best outcome of your goals. It’s easy to push goals aside when…