Why Rowing “Slower” Can Help You Become “Faster” in a Long Distance Race
Patrick Heringer Patrick Heringer

Why Rowing “Slower” Can Help You Become “Faster” in a Long Distance Race

Why Rowing Slower Can Help You Become Faster in a Long Distance Race
Did you know that sometimes slowing down can actually make you faster? When it comes to long-distance rowing, pacing and efficiency are your secret weapons. By focusing on a controlled stroke rate and optimizing your technique, you can conserve energy, improve endurance, and ultimately shave time off your races. Learn how rowing slower isn't about going easy—it's about rowing smarter.

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Game Day Made Better: Slow Cooker Buffalo Chicken
Patrick Heringer Patrick Heringer

Game Day Made Better: Slow Cooker Buffalo Chicken

Game Day Made Better: Slow Cooker Buffalo Chicken

Football season in the Midwest brings crisp air, cozy weekends, and plenty of game-day gatherings. But let’s be real—it’s also packed with party foods that don’t always align with our goals. That’s where this Slow Cooker Buffalo Chicken comes in. Made with real ingredients, it’s a healthier, delicious way to enjoy the flavors we crave without the extra junk. Perfect for taking to a party or keeping warm in the slow cooker for a crowd-pleasing app, this dish guarantees a winning snack lineup, whether you’re hosting or bringing it along.

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How Many Days a Week Should You Train to Maximize Your Results?
Patrick Heringer Patrick Heringer

How Many Days a Week Should You Train to Maximize Your Results?

When it comes to gym attendance, the number of days you spend working out each week can significantly impact your progress and overall experience. Whether you’re a seasoned gym-goer or just starting, understanding what each frequency can accomplish is crucial for setting realistic expectations. Let’s break down what it means to hit the gym 1 to 6 times a week, with the understanding that this is an average over a given month.

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Stronger Strides: The Power of Strength Training for Runners
Patrick Heringer Patrick Heringer

Stronger Strides: The Power of Strength Training for Runners

Hands down, one of the biggest perks of strength training for runners is injury prevention. Running is a high-impact, repetitive activity, and your body needs enough strength to manage the forces it encounters with every stride. Strong muscles around your joints help stabilize them and absorb the impact of each footfall, which drastically reduces your risk of common running injuries. Core strengthening exercises also improve posture and balance, which further decreases injury risk by promoting proper alignment—something I always emphasize when working with my clients.

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Supplements Health or Hack?
Patrick Heringer Patrick Heringer

Supplements Health or Hack?

Supplements have become a multi-billion-dollar industry, with aisles of health stores and online shops filled with promises of better health, enhanced performance, and longevity. But are these little pills and powders the health boost they claim to be, or are they simply a clever hack to drain our wallets?

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All Recovery is Active
Patrick Heringer Patrick Heringer

All Recovery is Active

First off, recovery is how we get fitter. We actually tear our body down during the workout so that it can rebuild itself a little stronger each time. What that means is that recovery is where improvement happens and therefore just as important as doing the workouts. I want to tell a story about one of my recent experiences with recovery.

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How To Leverage More "Self Time"​ For Yourself From Your Boss.
Patrick Heringer Patrick Heringer

How To Leverage More "Self Time"​ For Yourself From Your Boss.

I incorporate my fitness into the work day. Not before, not after, I include it into my work hours because that's what it is, it's work. Not just because it's my line of work but because it's Self-work, just like it is for you; it's a requirement to be healthy after all. We are the most productive, creative, intuitive, joyful, empathetic etc. version of ourselves when we are cared for.

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Mental Health Is Just Health
Patrick Heringer Patrick Heringer

Mental Health Is Just Health

What we eat, if we move, how well we sleep, who/what we spend our time with/on, and what we tell ourselves all contributes to our Health. You cannot be healthy without all of those issues being addressed. The mental side of health has been neglected and we are now suffering the consequences of that as a society. But ultimately it's just been our Health that we have been neglecting.

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The Six-Week Training Cycle
Patrick Heringer Patrick Heringer

The Six-Week Training Cycle

Findlay Movement is not just a gym, it’s a school of fitness. Not only do we mentor and train professional coaches, but we also teach fitness to our members so they can effectively train in a group setting under the watchful eye of a professional coach. Fitness is incredibly important because in order to be fit you must first be healthy.

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What about Supplements?
Patrick Heringer Patrick Heringer

What about Supplements?

Are you wondering if your supplement is doing anything for you? Or which ones to take? Let us help.

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A New Kind of Healthcare
Patrick Heringer Patrick Heringer

A New Kind of Healthcare

A Holistic Health Practitioner is a health professional who is looks at health as something you create with lifestyle, nutritional and movement focuses.

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Action Goals vs Avoidance Goals.
Patrick Heringer Patrick Heringer

Action Goals vs Avoidance Goals.

When we think about our nutrition and diets, our approach often focuses on what we "shouldn't" be eating or what we should be avoiding or depriving.

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Consistency is Key
Patrick Heringer Patrick Heringer

Consistency is Key

Just because we are busy or going on vacation we shouldn't give up on our fitness routine but we should be realistic about our level of intensity as well as how much we can do under current circumstances.

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