AgeRight Health and Fitness

03/03/2026

OUR NEXT HATHA YOGA SERIES:

Hatha yoga strikes a balance between effort and ease. Classes begin at a slower pace and gradually build each week, introducing new poses while reinforcing foundational yoga principles. Postures may include work on the front body (lying on the stomach), kneeling positions, and brief inversions (head below the heart). This class is for those wanting to improve balance, build strength and cultivate mindfulness.

$75 for Saturday or Thursday. Both days for $130.

Limited to 8 participants per class, so reserve your spot soon!

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01/28/2026

Starting a new exercise regimen?
Taking up a new sport?
Experiencing muscle or joint pain or restrictions?
Feeling stiff and hunched?
Recovering from an injury?
Does this sound like you? At AgeRight, we can help.

Assisted stretching (also known as fascial stretch therapy or FST) is a kind of stretching that’s done by a therapist with a client on a padded table. It focuses on the connective tissue system instead of isolated muscle treatments. Therapy begins at the joint capsule and progresses through levels of fascia, which is the thin layer of connective tissue that holds organs, blood vessels and muscles in place.
The goal is to help neural mechanics when movement is not functioning at its best. It can help activate inactive muscles and normalize muscle groups that are hyperactive. Book your assisted stretching with us today! Call 7097542437 or email info@ageright.net

01/16/2026

Just one space remaining in tomorrow’s chair yoga class!

01/16/2026

Thank you to all participants for filling this series!
Stay tuned for announcements on future offerings😊

01/12/2026

Hatha yoga strikes a balance between effort and ease. Classes begin at a slower pace and gradually build each week, introducing new poses while reinforcing foundational yoga principles. Postures may include work on the front body (lying on the stomach), kneeling positions, and brief inversions (head below the heart). This class is for those wanting to improve balance, build strength and cultivate mindfulness.
DETAILS:

Seven Saturdays: January 17, 24, 31 & February 7, 14, 21, 28

11:15am - 12:15pm

Full series cost: $125

Limited to 8 participants per class, so reserve your spot soon!

Mats, blocks, bolsters and straps are available at no extra cost.

MEET THE INSTRUCTOR:
Meaghan Philpott is a newly-certified 200-hour yoga teacher. She completed her training through Modo Yoga International (Yoga Alliance recognized) in Nicaragua in February 2025. Meaghan is passionate about making yoga accessible to everyone, focusing on inclusivity and representation within the practice.

01/06/2026

Join us for chair yoga with Pam Martin on Saturdays at 10 am starting Jan 17!
A lot of requests for this class so we’re very excited to offer!💪😎

12/18/2025

11/25/2025

Are you fighting a losing battle with your injury recovery? The urgency to get back to normal can have us rushing the process and in turn we spin our wheels.
What’s usually lacking is a system to build real resilience for that next injury that may happen and also decrease the chances of it happening in the first place.

DM me if you’re feeling stuck with your recovery progress and let’s help you bridge the gap between initial rehabilitation and daily living.

11/06/2025

We’d like to thank Amplified Social Media
for building our awesome new website!
What an experience working with these pros!

If you had the displeasure of navigating the old site, you’ll understand our elation and excitement!😅

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10/27/2025

Our team.
Different styles, same mission.

09/07/2025

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08/22/2025

Even though people retire from desk jobs, they still end up sitting to chat while staying in touch with people, screen use, doing their banking or just having more time to sit.

Let’s start with a few strategies that I’ve found helpful to me as someone who can relate to the pain of sitting for too long.

We should aim to limit sedentary time to 8 hours or less per day including no more than 3 hours of recreational screen time.

First let’s look at things we can do to stand more or to perform tasks or activities we would normally do while seated.

Some options for home or office use could include a walking pad(compact treadmill) with a standing desk.
A great to get extra daily steps while completing tasks that are typically seated.

For the avid readers, how about adding some audio books or podcasts to your collection so you can listen while on the go?

Some ways to give us breaks from sitting would be to set timers every 30 mins to alert you to get up from your chair and move. Wearable devices can do this and also set a daily standing goal for you.

TV watching? Stand up and move around with each ad.
Perform 10-20 sit to stands from your chair every time a laundry detergent ad comes on. Ouch!

Don’t be afraid to fidget.
As an air drummer I have no problem with this. I’ve even gotten in trouble for it but did you know?:

Studies shows that fidgeting increases blood flow to our limbs, and reduces the risk of mortality from prolonged sitting. It can also relieve stress and anxiety and improve attention.

Another study found that fidgeting or other non-exercise movement could burn up to 350 calories a day.

How about this interesting finding on fidgeting from the University of Houston on the Soleus calf muscle, using seated calf raises to improve blood glucose regulation and fat burning while sitting.

Other options could be an under desk elliptical machine with 2 pedals that you operate with your feet while you are doing desk work.

Try some foot stomps while seated to get the blood flowing and help strengthen bones.

Ask yourself:
Am I sitting too much?
How is this impacting me?

Pick one strategy above and let me know how it goes 😎

Shaner The Trainer