Wyoming, MI Health and Fitness

I-ACT–certified hydrotherapist Tricia Gosling has restored colon health for more than 15 years at Holistic Energy Therapies, where she augments treatments with spa niceties and her attentive demeanor. An FDA-cleared LIBBE irrigation system empowers patients to co-captain their session, freeing Gosling's hands to give gentle massages or anoint body parts with Young Living essential oils. To ensure the comfort of new patients, Gosling spends about 30 minutes reviewing their health history, addressing contraindications, and responding to questions.

Adhering to the USA Gymnastics slogan, "Start here, go anywhere," the instructors at R-Athletics prepare youths for physically fit futures, whether they continue on to be competitive gymnasts or competitive gymnasts' favorite hairdressers. Lofty windows fill the expansive facility with sunlight, spotlighting the professional gymnastics equipment that speckles the floors of colorful mats. Amid the tumble pits and trampolines, a staff of qualified professionals leads youngsters 18 months old to 18 years old in gymnastics and cheerleading visits throughout the week. As their children master vaults, bars, and beams, parents can watch proudly from the facility's ground-level and elevated viewing centers.

Natural Health & Healing Center’s chiropractors, massage therapists, and certified aestheticians manipulate the body to soothe aches and pains. Keeping with the clinic’s eponymous theme, many available healing methodologies involve natural elements, all with a common theme of restoring inner wholeness and creating long-term outer beauty.

Proper nutrition is key, and Natural Health & Healing Center offers nutritional coaching on beneficial diets, gluten avoidance, and the perils of processed foods. The facility also houses lasers and other ultramodern equipment to shape bodies and keep exteriors glowing, with skincare services such as IPL photofacials performed by certified aestheticians that tackle the signs of aging.

Sometime during her second year as a swim instructor, Jenny McCuiston realized just how just how in-demand her profession was. As a 17-time collegiate All-American swimmer with a degree in early childhood development, Jenny is almost tailor-made for the role. Along with her husband and co-founder Chris, she toured the country to learn from successful swim clinics and attended various swimming conferences. Armed with boatloads of research, she sat at her kitchen table, drew up a curriculum, designed her school’s beachy decor, and packaged it as Goldfish Swim School.

Since then, she and her husband have added more than 40 employees to their staff and have franchised 11 Goldfish Swim School locations throughout the Midwest. Each location’s staff strives to create an inviting atmosphere for swim lessons, decorating the indoor pool rooms with a whimsical beach theme and heating the water to 90 degrees. A four-to-one student to instructor ratio gives students plenty of face time with their teacher and puts parents at ease more effectively than having to dress kids up in full-body life jackets.