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Insulin Sensitivity — explained simply

by Jim Burns | Jan 9, 2026 | Be Simply Fit, Uncategorized

Insulin sensitivity describes how well your body responds to insulin, the hormone that moves sugar (glucose) from your bloodstream into your cells to be used for energy. Think of insulin like a key 🔑 Good insulin sensitivity: The key works easily. A small amount of...
Strong Enough to Stay Upright: Why Heavy Resistance Training Matters as We Age

Strong Enough to Stay Upright: Why Heavy Resistance Training Matters as We Age

by Jim Burns | Jan 6, 2026 | Be Simply Fit

For years, older adults have been told to “take it easy.” Light weights. High reps. Gentle movements. While well-intentioned, that advice has quietly contributed to one of the biggest threats to healthy aging: loss of strength, loss of power, and loss of confidence in...
“At 71, Here’s My Honest Answer to the Question: How Much Exercise Is Enough?”

“At 71, Here’s My Honest Answer to the Question: How Much Exercise Is Enough?”

by Jim Burns | Jan 5, 2026 | Be Simply Fit

I just turned 71, and if there’s one question I hear more than any other, it’s this: How much exercise is enough at my age? The short answer may surprise you. Enough exercise is the amount that keeps you physically capable, emotionally steady, and mentally...
The Dimensions of Wellness: A Be Simply Fit Approach

The Dimensions of Wellness: A Be Simply Fit Approach

by Jim Burns | Jan 1, 2026 | Be Simply Fit

Wellness is not about perfection. It is not about doing everything right all the time. In a Be Simply Fit way, wellness is about building a lifestyle that supports your body, mind, and values in simple, consistent ways. True wellness shows up in how you move, how you...
Dying Vertical: Why We Should All Plan to Die Standing Up

Dying Vertical: Why We Should All Plan to Die Standing Up

by Jim Burns | Dec 27, 2025 | Be Simply Fit

I use the phrase “dying vertical” intentionally. It’s not meant to be dramatic—it’s meant to be directional. I believe we should all aim to live so fully, so physically capable, and so resilient that when the end eventually comes—whether at 90, 95, or beyond—we are...
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