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EPISODE · Mar 30, 2025 · 59 MIN

Why Strong legs Are Key to Longevity and Brain Power Pt 2

from The Liquid Green Health Show · host The Liquid Green Health Show

Last week, we explored the incredible role our legs play in keeping us grounded, balanced, and mobile. We discussed how strong legs are closely connected to brain health, cognitive function, and longevity.In this episode, we will enhance the discussion behind this connection with a Personal Trainer who will share expert insights on how we can keep our legs strong and active to boost our overall well-being.Guest Kareem Rawlins is a passionate and energetic coach dedicated to the global health and fitness movement.With 16 years of experience as afitness professional, he has made it his mission to inspire healthy, activeliving within the West Islandcommunity of Montreal, throughout Canada, and worldwide—regardless of age or fitness level. As a true ambassador of change, Kareem brings a deeply personal approach to training, helping individuals andgroups alike discover their unique FITT—so they can live happier, healthier lives. He’s committed to making a positive impact, one transformation at a time. Kareem Rawlins, PTS | PN1GoodFITT Personal Training & Wellness Services(438) 884-FITT (3488)[email protected]

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