Our People: Veronica Daughety
Originally from Newark, N.J., Veronica Daughety has called Charlotte home for nearly three decades. A proud Howard University graduate who has become a fixture in the area’s fitness community, she inspires, motivates and challenges many to live their best life with a whole centered approach that supports and uplifts the mind, body and soul. During…
Fitness in the Silver Years
As we move through life, our DNA begins to literally unravel at the ends. This is what leads to the symptoms and indications of what we call aging. Our nutritional patterns can dramatically accelerate or slow this process, as can reducing other sources of excess inflammation.
Feeling Alive With Exercise
I was struggling to make it through this pandemic. I felt half dead, and I knew that something had to change. So I bought the bike. It was one change I could make without risking exposure to COVID and while remaining quarantined in home.
Transgender Student Athletes Unfairly Benched by House Bills
More than 30 states have passed bills relating to the “Save Women’s Sports Act,” which would prohibit transgender women from participating in women’s sporting events.
Our People: Roger J. Howard
The 32-year-old is a graduate of North Carolina State, a new construction property manager and the Charlotte City Commissioner for Stonewall Sports, a community-based sporting organization for the LGBTQ+ community and allies.
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