Thank you for listening to the High Powered Podcast, the podcast created to help you grow strong, healthy and confident in mind, body and spirit. Please be sure to like and subscribe!
To live High Powered means to live fully and optimally in all areas of life, from your fitness to your family to your finances and your future. Our purpose is to help you grow and succeed in your fitness, faith and fulfillment.
In today’s episode,
Chase discusses simple and tangible practices to utilize in order to improve our relationship to food and nutrition. He covers topics such as how to stop viewing food as a reward, to stop labeling food as good or bad, and how tapping into your emotions can actually improve your relationship with food.
If you are interested in learning more about Mindful Nourishment or the Grateful Gains program, be sure to check out the link below:
https://www.chaseinspires.com/grateful-gains
Please be sure to like and subscribe the podcast!
Chase is a Certified Personal Trainer, Behavioral Change Specialist and Certified Nutrition Coach. He holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre from Texas State University, which makes him the perfect person to blend the science with the arts. Chase is President and Spokesperson for High Powered, a nonprofit organization created to empower and energize the community through health and fitness. His passion is to entertain, educate and empower others through exercise and nutrition. He loves to help people connect fitness principles to life goals to improve adherence and help people live more fulfilling lives.
If you would like to book Chase or schedule a free 1-on-1 consultation, please visit:
or email:
Follow Chase on Social Media
*Disclaimer*
The information found in this audio program is designed for improving general fitness and health and is in no way a prescription or suited for medical advice. While Chase has extensive knowledge on health and fitness as a professional, he is not, nor claims to be a physician or dietician. If you are a minor, pregnant or have a health condition, please check with your physician before engaging in physical exercise.
Thank you for listening to the High Powered Podcast, the podcast created to help you grow strong, healthy and confident in mind, body and spirit. Please be sure to like and subscribe!
To live High Powered means to live fully and optimally in all areas of life, from your fitness to your family to your finances and your future. Our purpose is to help you grow and succeed in your fitness, faith and fulfillment.
In today’s episode,
Chase discusses simple and tangible practices to utilize in order to improve our relationship to food and nutrition. He covers topics such as how to stop viewing food as a reward, to stop labeling food as good or bad, and how tapping into your emotions can actually improve your relationship with food.
If you are interested in learning more about Mindful Nourishment or the Grateful Gains program, be sure to check out the link below:
https://www.chaseinspires.com/grateful-gains
Please be sure to like and subscribe the podcast!
Chase is a Certified Personal Trainer, Behavioral Change Specialist and Certified Nutrition Coach. He holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre from Texas State University, which makes him the perfect person to blend the science with the arts. Chase is President and Spokesperson for High Powered, a nonprofit organization created to empower and energize the community through health and fitness. His passion is to entertain, educate and empower others through exercise and nutrition. He loves to help people connect fitness principles to life goals to improve adherence and help people live more fulfilling lives.
If you would like to book Chase or schedule a free 1-on-1 consultation, please visit:
or email:
Follow Chase on Social Media
*Disclaimer*
The information found in this audio program is designed for improving general fitness and health and is in no way a prescription or suited for medical advice. While Chase has extensive knowledge on health and fitness as a professional, he is not, nor claims to be a physician or dietician. If you are a minor, pregnant or have a health condition, please check with your physician before engaging in physical exercise.