Get Moving Toledo
It's time to Get Moving Toledo! Every week we talk about everything health and wellness as well as the things we love about Toledo and the surrounding area.Sponsored by Jimpoolhealth.com
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Join Jim for all things health and wellness in, and around the Toledo area. We release new episodes on Saturdays. Check out Get Moving Toledo wherever you get podcasts or at GetMovingToledo.com
Sponsored by State Farm Agent Julie Spann Johnson, Southside 45: Toledo’s Virtual Fitness Community, & Creative Financial P...
Getting out and experiencing live events can be a key component of our overall health and wellness. This week, we talk to Steve Miller from the Toledo Huntington Center and Seagate Center.
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This week Jim sits down with local business owner, fitness expert, and retired rockstar, Ben Olin. Ben shares his fitness transformation and resilience to weather the economic downturn of 2020 to flourish in Downtown Toledo.
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Join Jim for all things health and wellness in, and around the Toledo area. We release new episodes on Saturdays. Check out Get Moving Toledo wherever you get podcasts or at GetMovingToledo.com
Sponsored by State Farm Agent Julie Spann Johnson, Southside 45: Toledo’s Virtual Fitness Community, & Creative Financial Partners
Show Notes, Sponsors, & Links
Join Jim for all things health and wellness in, and around the Toledo area. We release new episodes on Saturdays. Check out Get Moving Toledo wherever you get podcasts or at GetMovingToledo.com
Sponsored by State Farm Agent Julie Spann Johnson, Southside 45: Toledo’s Virtual Fitness Community, & Creative Financial Partners
Show Notes, Sponsors, & Links
Join Jim for all things health and wellness in, and around the Toledo area. We release new episodes on Saturdays. Check out Get Moving Toledo wherever you get podcasts or at GetMovingToledo.com
Sponsored by State Farm Agent Julie Spann Johnson, Southside 45: Toledo’s Virtual Fitness Community, & Creative Financial Partners
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Dangers of standing vs sitting too long
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Original Air Date: 9/12/2020
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Original Air Date: 9/5/2020
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Original Air Date: 8/29/2020
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Original Air Date: 8/22/2020
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Original Air Date: 8/15/2020
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Original Air Date: 8/08/2020
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