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A heart-healthy lifestyle isn’t about one perfect meal or workout—it’s about patterns that support long-term health and well-being. #buildin2026 #HeartHealth #PatternsOverPerfection

For most people, consistent meals matter more than perfect timing. Structure supports energy and appetite regulation. For more nutrition guidance, APS offers free health coaching for all employees! Check your resources by visiting aps.edu/wellness #buildin2026

Movement supports mental health—but it shouldn’t become another source of pressure. Different types of movement count. Stay in tune with fatigue and what might bring stress-relief and joy: ✔️Walking ✔️Stretching ✔️Yoga ✔️Dance aps.edu/wellness #buildin2026 #mentalhealth

Rest doesn’t have to be earned and only taken when you've tanked. Regular rest supports focus, consistency, and well-being. #buildin2026 #restandrestore #mentalhealth

Recovery isn’t time off—it’s part of training. Adaptation happens during rest. We need social, spiritual, physical & emotional rest from stressors to adapt in all areas of our well-being. #buildin2026 #hearthealth #restrenewrestore

Balancing whole grain carbs with protein, fiber, or fat can help support steadier energy and blood sugar levels. APS offers free health coaching to help employees navigate nutrition for healthier lifestyle. Visit aps.edu/wellness for information. #buildin2026

Choose cardio and other forms of movement you enjoy—enjoyment keeps you motivated and helps build consistency. #buildin2026 #hearthealth

Happy Friday! ☕️ In all ways we want to care for our hearts so if social media/the news =Internet stresses you out...turn them off! Give your heart a rest➡️enjoy a weekend unplugged.📵 aps.edu/wellness #buildin2026 #hearthealth

Chronic stress affects the body, and our heart health, not just the mind. 💔 Managing stress is a heart health strategy. APS offers mindfulness and health coaching for all employees! Check your resources at aps.edu/wellness #buildin2026

Short on time? You don’t need long workouts to see results. Short, focused sessions done consistently still count.💓Remember, minimums move you forward! #buildin2026 #hearthealth #iterateandthrift

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Carbohydrates fuel the brain and muscles. Cutting them too aggressively can lead to low energy and poor workouts. #buildin2026 #BalancedNutrition

Heart-healthy movement looks different for everybody—and that’s okay. Do what works for you. #buildin2026 #thriftanditerate

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Burnout is a sign that stress has been left unmanaged for too long. If you're struggling, APS offers free EAP services for all employees. aps.edu/wellness #buildin2026 #mentalhealth

Tuesday Truth...👇 This is, after all, what we're trying to achieve...preparing our kids for life and the work world. Let's raise the bar and set expectations for workplace well-being as the norm, not the exception. aps.edu/wellness #buildin2026

If you're struggling with pain, injury, strength or mobility issues, get your movement mojo back with Hinge Health! Visit aps.edu/wellness under "Wellness benefits per health plan." #buildin2026

Heart health flourishes from unsaturated fats like olive oil, nuts, seeds, and fatty fish—especially when they replace less heart-friendly fats and highly processed foods. #buildin2026 #HealthyFats #HeartHealth

Under-eating can stall progress. Often, the body needs more of the right kind of foods, not more restriction. Check APS wellness health coaching resources for guidance: aps.edu/wellness #buildin2026 #hearthealthyeating

You know you’re supposed to do “cardio.” What counts is an elevated heart rate—and how you get there can vary. If you're new to exercise, use your rate of perceived exertion and breathing as a gauge, and start with movements that feel achievable. #buildin2026 #MoveYourWay

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Heart-healthy eating isn’t about one perfect meal—it’s about consistent, supportive patterns. ✔️Home cooked over high processed ✔️Healthy, lean protein ✔️Whole grain carbs ✔️Healthy fats #buildin2026 #hearthealth

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Heart health flourishes from unsaturated fats like olive oil, nuts, seeds, and fatty fish—especially when they replace less heart-friendly fats and highly processed foods. #buildin2026 #HealthyFats #HeartHealth

Heart-healthy movement looks different for everybody—and that’s okay. Do what works for you. #buildin2026 #thriftanditerate

Yoga flow by the 🔥with my sweet, old Bunker Boy💞 #APSmorningmotivation #buildin2026 #gentlemovement

Balancing whole grain carbs with protein, fiber, or fat can help support steadier energy and blood sugar levels. APS offers free health coaching to help employees navigate nutrition for healthier lifestyle. Visit aps.edu/wellness for information. #buildin2026

Sodium needs vary. Instead of eliminating salt entirely, focus on limiting highly processed foods and balancing sodium intake with potassium-rich foods like fruits, vegetables, and legumes. #buildin2026 #HeartHealthyEating

Under-eating can stall progress. Often, the body needs more of the right kind of foods, not more restriction. Check APS wellness health coaching resources for guidance: aps.edu/wellness #buildin2026 #hearthealthyeating

Carbohydrates fuel the brain and muscles. Cutting them too aggressively can lead to low energy and poor workouts. #buildin2026 #BalancedNutrition

Short on time? You don’t need long workouts to see results. Short, focused sessions done consistently still count.💓Remember, minimums move you forward! #buildin2026 #hearthealth #iterateandthrift

You know you’re supposed to do “cardio.” What counts is an elevated heart rate—and how you get there can vary. If you're new to exercise, use your rate of perceived exertion and breathing as a gauge, and start with movements that feel achievable. #buildin2026 #MoveYourWay

Choose cardio and other forms of movement you enjoy—enjoyment keeps you motivated and helps build consistency. #buildin2026 #hearthealth

Rest supports heart health, too. Recovery helps your body adapt and strengthen—not just from exercise, but from daily stress. #buildin2026 #Restandrecovery

Snowy run and hike with puppy this weekend❄️☃️ I did get some cross-country skiing in, but opted out of picture-taking just to enjoy nature uninterrupted by technology📵 #APSmotivation #buildin2026

Add before you subtract😃 Before falling into scarcity thinking of what you can't eat, ADD and include the abundant mindset of all the yummy protein, vegetables, or color at each meal you can enjoy. #successmindset #BalancedNutrition #buildin2026

A heart-healthy lifestyle isn’t about one perfect meal or workout—it’s about patterns that support long-term health and well-being. #buildin2026 #HeartHealth #PatternsOverPerfection

Tuesday Truth...👇 This is, after all, what we're trying to achieve...preparing our kids for life and the work world. Let's raise the bar and set expectations for workplace well-being as the norm, not the exception. aps.edu/wellness #buildin2026