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At Kore Fitness, we strive to help people every step of the way on their fitness journey. Our goal is to provide a safe and comfortable environment where people can work to reduce their pain, grow stronger, and ultimately feel better.

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Fascia: The Tissue That Connects Us—and How to Keep It Healthy
Fascia is a network of connective tissue that surrounds and separates muscles and other structures throughout your body. Think of it as an internal web that provides support while allowing different parts to move in relation to one another.
Much of its strength comes from collagen. Between some fascial layers, water-rich substances—including hyaluronan—help tissues glide. Some fascia is loose and flexible; other areas are thicker and built to withstand greater tension
Kris
13 hours ago3 min read


Goal Setting and Motivation: How to Keep Moving Forward
Setting a goal can feel exciting. In that first burst of inspiration, you may feel ready to change everything at once—exercise every day, overhaul your nutrition, become more productive, or finally complete the project you have been putting off.
Then real life happens.
Your schedule gets busy. Your energy drops. Progress feels slower than expected. The motivation that felt so powerful at the beginning starts to fade.
This does not mean you have failed. It means you are hum
Kris
Sep 35 min read


Powerful Plant Protein: Why Plants Deserve a Place on Your Plate
When people think about building muscle or getting enough protein, chicken, beef, eggs, and protein shakes often come to mind. But here’s the truth: plants can be powerful protein sources too.
Whether you’re vegetarian, vegan, flexitarian, or simply looking to add more nutrient-dense foods to your meals, plant proteins offer an impressive combination of protein, fiber, vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that support your overall health.
Kris
Aug 63 min read


Stress and Your Gut: The Hidden Conversation Happening Inside Your Body
Your brain and your gut are in constant communication, and when stress levels rise, your digestive system often feels the impact first. Scientists even refer to the gut as our “second brain” because of the remarkable connection between the digestive tract and the nervous system.
Let’s explore why stress affects your gut—and what you can do to help both feel better.
Kris
Jul 234 min read


Diastasis Recti: How Pilates Can Help You Rebuild Strength from the Inside Out
Whether you’ve recently had a baby, experienced significant weight changes, or simply noticed a “pooch” that won’t go away despite exercise, you may be dealing with diastasis recti. The good news? With the right approach, you can improve core strength, stability, and function—and Pilates is one of the safest and most effective ways to begin.
Let’s take a closer look at what diastasis recti is, why it happens, and how Pilates can help you recover.
Kris
Jul 164 min read


Losing Weight with GLP-1 Medications? Don’t Lose Your Muscle, Too.
Medications such as GLP-1 receptor agonists have changed the landscape of weight loss. Many people are seeing significant results with reduced appetite, improved blood sugar control, and steady weight loss. While these medications can be an effective tool, there’s an important piece of the conversation that often gets overlooked: preserving your muscle mass.
The number on the scale doesn’t tell the whole story. When you lose weight, you want to lose excess body fat—not the m
Kris
Jul 23 min read


Feeling Stalled in Life? 5 Reasons You’re Stuck—and How to Start Moving Forward Again
The truth is, feeling stuck isn’t a sign that you’ve failed. It’s often a signal that something needs your attention.
Being “stuck” doesn’t happen overnight. It develops gradually through repeated habits, limiting beliefs, unresolved stress, and the comfort of routines that no longer serve us. The good news? You don’t have to stay there.
Here are five common reasons people feel stalled in life—and practical ways to begin moving toward lasting change.
Kris
Jun 254 min read


Mental Health Awareness Month: Why May Matters More Than Ever
For years, mental health struggles were often misunderstood or hidden. Thankfully, conversations are becoming more open — but stigma still exists.
Kris
May 143 min read


Mindful Eating, Intuitive Eating & the HALT Method
Mindful and intuitive eating encourage a different approach — one rooted in awareness, self-trust, and learning to listen to your body again.
Kris
May 73 min read


Find Your Balance: The Hidden Key to Moving Better and Feeling Stronger
Balance is something most people don’t think about—until it starts to feel off. Whether you’re an athlete, a Pilates enthusiast, or simply t
Kris
Apr 302 min read


Breathe Better, Feel Better: Simple Techniques for Stress Management
Your breath is always accessible, always free, and incredibly powerful. The more you practice mindful breathing, the easier it becomes to sh
Kris
Apr 233 min read


Thriving After Menopause: 5 Simple Ways to Support Your Body
The good news: there are meaningful, evidence-informed ways to support your body and feel strong, stable, and energized in this phase of lif
Kris
Apr 162 min read


5 Evidence-Based Reasons to Give Your Fascia Some TLC
Fascia is no longer just a “trendy” buzzword in the fitness world—it’s a scientifically recognized, body-wide connective tissue system.
Kris
Apr 93 min read


Making Yourself a Priority: Why It Matters More Than You Think
Between running a business, supporting others, meeting deadlines, and managing everyday responsibilities, taking care of yourself can start
Kris
Apr 32 min read


5 Stroke Signs Women Often Ignore (and What to Do About Them)
Stroke is one of the leading causes of death in women—and many women don’t recognize the warning signs because they don’t always look the wa
Kris
Mar 203 min read


Expectations vs. Reality: What Weight Loss Actually Looks Like
Weight loss is rarely a straight path. It involves progress, plateaus, adjustments, and learning along the way.
Kris
Mar 124 min read


Menopause and Women’s Health: What You Need to Know
Menopause is a natural stage of life that every woman experiences, usually between the ages of 45 and 55.
Kris
Mar 53 min read


Finding Your Balance: How Diet and Exercise Support Hormonal Health
The good news? Food and movement are two of the most powerful tools we have to support hormonal balance — gently, sustainably, and without e
Kris
Feb 53 min read


Self-Care Practices That Support Your Mental Health
When life feels busy, overwhelming, or emotionally heavy, self-care becomes less of a luxury and more of a necessity.
Kris
Jan 293 min read


How to Build a Positive Mindset That Supports Realistic, Sustainable Goals
A positive mindset doesn’t eliminate challenges; it creates the conditions needed to move forward when challenges arise.
Kris
Jan 83 min read
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