Understanding intermittent fasting
The pros, the cons and a safe, effective way to fast intermittently, courtesy of WAG wellness columnist Giovanni Roselli.
Giovanni Roselli is one of the most highly sought after personal trainers and group fitness instructors in the country. He is a Master Instructor for health coaching company Institute Of Motion as well as its parent company, ViPR PRO, and is a nationally certified Precision Nutrition Coach. He has a lengthy history creating content for major fitness brands such as Nike, 24 Hour Fitness, PTontheNet, SCW Mania and Equinox where he won the Educational Excellence By A Trainer Award and was nominated for Group Fitness Program Of The Year. As a national educator, he regularly presents corporate wellness seminars and was voted 2020 Live Stream Mania Best Male Presenter. A man of many talents, this former WWE Wrestling Superstar has also acted professionally alongside some of the world's top actors. His television appearances include NBC's “Today" show and National Geographic Channel's "Brain Games."
The pros, the cons and a safe, effective way to fast intermittently, courtesy of WAG wellness columnist Giovanni Roselli.
You can tell a lot about people, WAG wellness columnist Giovanni Roselli observes, by how healthy or unhealthy their teeth are.
Giovanni Roselli’s annual column on being a parent has morphed from fighting the dad bod to “how much I love everything about being a father to my daughter, Juliet Rose.”
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“If you can move, you can improve,” says trainer Raymond Simpson, who has been a mentor as well as a friend to WAG wellness columnist Giovanni Roselli.
“Give these questions your attention and turn to your answers into a plan for how you will conquer 2022 and beyond,” writes WAG’s wellness columnist Giovanni Roselli.
Here are three life lessons WAG Wellness columnist Giovanni Roselli has learned from a wide range of clientele, including successful business executives, working parents and professional athletes.
“Let’s close out 2021 with our health and wellness optimized and prioritized,” writes WAG wellness columnist Giovanni Roselli.
While feet are often overlooked, they are key to everything we do. WAG wellness columnist Giovanni Roselli dips a toe into how to keep feet happy and healthy.
Greg Watson’s Elite Life and Fitness Studio in New Rochelle is designed to be the ultimate fitness experience.
WAG’s chief Wellness columnist writes: “I feel lucky and blessed to have the time I have with my daughter.”
WAG wellness guru Giovanni Roselli has a special place in his heart for mom Mary Louise Roselli and grandma Rose Tota: “My mother and grandmother raised me and my sisters “old school” – tough when necessary, understanding when needed and loving always. This in addition to being supportive and loving spouses to my father and grandfather always.”
There seems to be more and more confusion and conflicting information about what to eat, when to eat and how much to eat prior to exercise. Fortunately, we have WAG fitness expert Giovanni Roselli to break it down for us.
WAG Wellness columnist Giovanni Roselli responds to the questions he’s most often asked about energy, exercise and nutrition.
Men Care Now is a new service designed to help men grow, heal, cope, develop and excel, writes WAG wellness expert – and MCN biomechanics lead –Giovanni Roselli.
WAG fitness columnist Giovanni Roselli speaks with health and fitness coach Eric Pellini about challenges and joys of virtual training.
The body – and the mind – need both structure and variety
Carving out an hour to move can be considered fairly simple compared to the decisions we need to make for our nutrition, recovery and stress.
this month, I sat down with longtime fitness colleague and friend Maurice Johnson and I am proud to share his story — a story about living a life in defiance of the status quo and how it’s served him.
All we can do, WAG fitness guru Giovanni Roselli writes, is focus on what we can control.