Jesse Zucker

Jesse Zucker

Jesse Zucker is a fitness professional and freelance writer, covering health and wellness topics for The Well News. Zucker is a National Council on Strength and Fitness certified personal trainer, 200 Hour certified yoga instructor, and Precision Nutrition certified coach. Zucker trained at Equinox in New York City and now trains private clients virtually and in the Washington, D.C., area. Zucker specializes in teaching clients to build body awareness, strength, mobility and sustainable healthy habits. Zucker is also an actor with a B.A. in Creative Writing and Film Studies from New York University, Tisch School of the Arts.

Recent Work

November 13, 2023
by Jesse Zucker
Tips for a Healthy and Balanced Thanksgiving

WASHINGTON — The holiday season is upon us, and Thanksgiving is next week. A holiday centered around eating and drinking... Read More

WASHINGTON — The holiday season is upon us, and Thanksgiving is next week. A holiday centered around eating and drinking may cause stress if you’re trying to eat healthy. Thanksgiving is only one day — or maybe a few days, with leftovers. You may face a... Read More

November 7, 2023
by Jesse Zucker
Exercise and Nutrition Tips for Seasonal Affective Disorder

WASHINGTON — Welcome to November. We’re well into autumn and it’s time to “fall back” — daylight saving time has... Read More

WASHINGTON — Welcome to November. We’re well into autumn and it’s time to “fall back” — daylight saving time has ended, there’s plenty of beauty to see and holidays to look forward to. But as the weather gets colder and the sun sets earlier, many people... Read More

November 7, 2023
by Jesse Zucker
Getting Quality Sleep Impacts Health and Fitness

WASHINGTON — We’ve all woken up feeling groggy and dreading the day ahead. When you’re busy and stressed, it’s hard... Read More

WASHINGTON — We’ve all woken up feeling groggy and dreading the day ahead. When you’re busy and stressed, it’s hard to get to bed early. Even if you manage an early bedtime, sometimes you can’t fall asleep. The CDC states that 33% of adults sleep less... Read More

November 1, 2023
by Jesse Zucker
Active Commuting Is Good for You and the Environment

WASHINGTON — Your to-do list starts the minute you wake up in the morning. Shower, coffee, breakfast, take kids to... Read More

WASHINGTON — Your to-do list starts the minute you wake up in the morning. Shower, coffee, breakfast, take kids to school and head to work. Maybe you’d like to go to the gym before you start your day, but you don’t have time. Instead of getting... Read More

October 30, 2023
by Jesse Zucker
Enjoy the Best Fall Foliage on These Outdoor Exercise Routes

WASHINGTON — Attention fall enthusiasts: we’ve reached peak foliage season in Washington, D.C.! The end of October into November is... Read More

WASHINGTON — Attention fall enthusiasts: we’ve reached peak foliage season in Washington, D.C.! The end of October into November is the best time to see the brightest orange, yellow, and red leaves on trees. They’ll hang around a little longer, but all too soon will change... Read More

October 30, 2023
by Jesse Zucker
Fall Is the Perfect Time to Sample DC’s Farmers Markets

WASHINGTON — The temperature is dropping, the leaves are colorful and your thoughts are probably turning to comfort foods like... Read More

WASHINGTON — The temperature is dropping, the leaves are colorful and your thoughts are probably turning to comfort foods like soups, stews and baked goods. You may be adding squash, pumpkin and apples to your recipes. There’s a reason these fruits and vegetables come to mind... Read More

October 26, 2023
by Jesse Zucker
Six Quick and Healthy Ways to Increase Energy

WASHINGTON — We’re all familiar with the mid-afternoon slump. Time drags, your eyelids droop, you lose focus and your remaining... Read More

WASHINGTON — We’re all familiar with the mid-afternoon slump. Time drags, your eyelids droop, you lose focus and your remaining energy dwindles. While reaching for another cup of coffee to power through the rest of your workday is understandable, it could hurt more than help. There’s... Read More

October 24, 2023
by Jesse Zucker
Stuck at Your Desk? Here Are Some Easy Exercises to Help You Stay Healthy

WASHINGTON — In ancient times, humans spent their days constantly on the move. They had great mobility and could walk,... Read More

WASHINGTON — In ancient times, humans spent their days constantly on the move. They had great mobility and could walk, run, climb and squat with ease. Nowadays, we spend much of our time sitting, hunched over our computers. Even if you get to the gym a... Read More

October 24, 2023
by Jesse Zucker
How to Achieve Healthy Skin the Natural Way

WASHINGTON — Healthy habits can disappear when you live a stressful and busy life. You’re not sleeping enough or drinking... Read More

WASHINGTON — Healthy habits can disappear when you live a stressful and busy life. You’re not sleeping enough or drinking enough water and you’re missing out on nutrients. When you finally go on vacation, you just want to grab a drink, lay in the sun and... Read More

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