Be Well With Mel

Be Well With Mel You can't look good if you don't exercise, sleep well, eat healthy food and manage your stress. As

Melanie Yoshida, the founder of “Be Well with Mel,” is a professional fitness coach who believes there is no single form of exercise that will meet the goals of each individual client. “Be Well with Mel” offers an array of personal training, coaching and wellness program options custom tailored to help clients meet their unique fitness goals.
- Personal Training focuses on your strengths, minimizes your weaknesses and shows you no physical limitation ever needs to limit your fitness success.
- Group Training offers all the coaching benefits of personal training, in a social, cost-effective group environment.
- Corporate Wellness Programs are designed for groups of 5 to 50 who are motivated by the companionship (or competition!) of setting goals in a team environment. Sponsored by the individuals or an organization, these programs include four 60-minute workout sessions per month, nutritional support, food log coaching, fitness “field trips” and individual email, text or phone support. The Be Well with Mel approach focuses around the philosophy that most failure to achieve fitness goals is the result of a mental set-back, not physical inability. Flexibility with training methodology, dietary needs and motivation style are key in accommodating your unique fitness needs and meeting your individual goals. Be Well with Mel clients enjoy working on their long-term fitness goals. "Be Well With Mel" clients continue working with Mel for 6 years on average, some as long as 12 years, because they see and feel the results every day. If you are unhappy with your health, weight or well-being, "Be Well With Mel" will provide you with an individualized program to make the lifestyle changes that will put you on the right track to happiness and wellness.

Fitness improves based on what you train. Want better balance or strength? Practice it consistently.
02/09/2026

Fitness improves based on what you train. Want better balance or strength? Practice it consistently.

Heart health benefits from unsaturated fats like olive oil, nuts, seeds, and fatty fish—especially when they replace les...
02/08/2026

Heart health benefits from unsaturated fats like olive oil, nuts, seeds, and fatty fish—especially when they replace less heart-friendly fats.

Under-eating is more common than people realize—and it can stall progress. Often, the body needs more fuel, not more res...
02/07/2026

Under-eating is more common than people realize—and it can stall progress. Often, the body needs more fuel, not more restriction.

You know you’re supposed to do “cardio.” What counts is an elevated heart rate—and how you get there can vary.
02/06/2026

You know you’re supposed to do “cardio.” What counts is an elevated heart rate—and how you get there can vary.

Rest supports heart health too. Recovery helps your body adapt and strengthen—not just from exercise, but from daily str...
02/05/2026

Rest supports heart health too. Recovery helps your body adapt and strengthen—not just from exercise, but from daily stress.

Sweating feels productive—but it’s not the best indicator of a good workout. Progress comes from consistency, smart prog...
02/04/2026

Sweating feels productive—but it’s not the best indicator of a good workout. Progress comes from consistency, smart programming, and recovery—not soaked shirts.

Fiber doesn’t just help digestion—it plays a key role in heart health by supporting cholesterol management. Soluble fibe...
02/03/2026

Fiber doesn’t just help digestion—it plays a key role in heart health by supporting cholesterol management. Soluble fiber found in oats, beans, lentils, apples, and citrus is especially beneficial.

Sodium needs vary. Instead of eliminating salt entirely, focus on limiting highly processed foods and balancing sodium i...
02/02/2026

Sodium needs vary. Instead of eliminating salt entirely, focus on limiting highly processed foods and balancing sodium intake with potassium-rich foods like fruits, vegetables, and legumes.

Happy February! February is National Heart Health Month. Kickstart the month with a little extra movement. It doesn’t ne...
02/01/2026

Happy February! February is National Heart Health Month. Kickstart the month with a little extra movement. It doesn’t need to be intense to support heart health. A brisk walk is great!

5 weekend wellness ideas: hydrate, move gently, limit screen time, plan meals, get sunlight.
01/30/2026

5 weekend wellness ideas: hydrate, move gently, limit screen time, plan meals, get sunlight.

January check-in: What worked? What didn’t? What will you continue into next month?
01/30/2026

January check-in: What worked? What didn’t? What will you continue into next month?

Try stacking habits: drink water after brushing teeth; walk after lunch; stretch before bed.
01/29/2026

Try stacking habits: drink water after brushing teeth; walk after lunch; stretch before bed.

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3308 S Westshore Bld
Tampa, FL
33629

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