Hiking: Mosier Twin Tunnels
Post by Olivia Martino Blodgett, Personal Trainer and Owner
My husband and I noticed that we had a warm sunny day coming up in the weekend forecast and decided that we needed to go camping. I gathered all our supplies, picked Matt up right as he was getting out of work at 5 pm on a Friday and we headed straight for the gorge. We had about 24 hours until I needed to return Matt right back to work. Read More
Top 5 Tips To Be Your Best You This Spring
Top 5 Tips To Be Your Best You This Spring
Written by Miah Williamsen, MScN (August 2018)
Miah is a nutrition graduate student at National University of Natural Medicine in Portland, OR and intern at Nourish Northwest. She is passionate about teaching others how to use food and lifestyle choices as therapeutic tools to optimize their physical, mental, and emotional health. Read More
Hiking: McCall Point
Post by Olivia Martino Blodgett, Registered Diettian and Personal Trainer
I’m aware that this statement might cause an outrage from Oregon Hikers but I don’t like Dog Mountain. I know, I know, it’s everyone’s favorite go to for a kick ass workout, vast views of the gorge and sweeping hills covered in wildflowers in the spring. It’s true that you have to do this hike at least once. It’s a good challenge and an excellent accomplishment to have under your belt. Read More
Recipe: Chocolate Orange Chia Pudding for One
Recipe: Teriyaki Salmon Rice Bowls
Post by Olivia Martino Blodgett, Registered Dietitian and Owner
I’m a big fan of the poke bowl trend that has invaded Portland. I love bowls, fish, fresh veggies and lots of flavor and these bowls deliver all of those things. I wanted to try my hand at this at home but decided to go with cooked fish, rather than raw. I am also a huge proponent of meal prep and batch cooking and although this recipe may seem lengthy, it will last me all week. I stored the veggies, fish, rice and sauce in separate containers for easy assembly. I have to say, this turned out to be restaurant quality! Read More