Besides physical health benefits – being a slim, svelte you – exercise can really make skin look healthier and radiant when you can’t get to a spa.

From ballet to shimmies, to two-step to breakdancing, dance continues to be one of America’s favorite activities and it looks like this year, it is reimagined once again.

Hitting the gym, once the go to for muscle heads, it’s now a place many have come to as an alternative to combat depression, for heart health and to learn to love the skin they’re in.

From downward dogs to paddling out movements straight out of Into the Blue, “As Seen on TV Show” “SHARK TANK” Surfset Fitness Riptensity boards combine a full body workout to balance seeking yogis and they’re gaining traction around the country.

Water biking is one of the best-kept secrets in fitness these days primarily because it is relatively new here in the United States. However, this fun and invigorating exercise is gaining in popularity.

While many seek rest and relaxation on their getaways, there are some unique souls that want to sprinkle in adventure during their vacations.

Feel that? The weather is starting to warm up, and that means that bikini season is imminent! But if you’ve been spending most of the winter indulging your hygge habit (Netflix totally counts as hygge, right?), then right now, your abs are probably paying the price.

A Thai massage, administered by a trained massage professional, can be the ultimate feel-good experience–and it has a range of benefits from pain relief to reducing muscle tension.

Say goodbye to those pounds while getting one-on-one health coaching, training, and relaxation at a weight-loss retreat. From personal training, nutritional counseling, to week long retreats — you’ll lose weight while finding your path to well-being.

In part two of this series, we’ll dive into specific cross training workouts and how they pair with various activities.