Sun Feb 11 – Debunking Health and Fitness Myths

Our event begins at 10:30 am, on the 2nd floor of Koffler House, 569 Spadina Ave.

Our featured speaker Gaya Navaratnam

What is the secret to weight loss? Just eat less and move more? Is breakfast the most important meal of the day? Are long workouts more effective than short ones? Does eating fat make you fat (or unhealthy)?  This Sunday our featured speaker, Gaya Navaratnam, will take a science-based look into these and other long-held beliefs in the field of fitness.

You’ll also get insight into these controversial issues:

  • Are Low-fat, Vegetarian/Vegan and Gluten-free diets the
    healthiest?
  • Should you eat many small meals throughout the day? Or Is
    skipping meals ok?
  • Are Ketogenic and Low-carbohydrate diets just fads?
  • Strength training: will it make you (especially women) bulky?
  • Should you do Sit ups, Crunches, Planks for good looking abs?
  • Are Saturated Fats bad for us?
  • Are Carbohydrates the preferred fuel of the body and brain?
  • Are Fruits good for us?

If you’ve ever tried to lose weight and weren’t successful or you’re struggling with your health (diabetes, high blood pressure) or you’d just like to learn about your body and what’s best for it, this talk is for you.

Gaya is an entrepreneur, Certified Personal Trainer, Pre/Post Natal Fitness Specialist and mom of 4. She owns and operates a mobile fitness business – coaching clients and inspiring change in health and fitness. She also runs a Parent and Tot Fitness program for the YMCA. For the past decade she has researched and applied science-based principles in her life, and those of her clients and family. Her passion is sharing what works and debunking what doesn’t. Her website is momzonefitness.com

Our musician will be the “one man band” Chad McCoy

https://www.chadmccoymusic.com 

You can RSVP for this event on our Meetup page at https://www.meetup.com/Toronto-Oasis/events/247491199/