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Hey Reader, If there’s one thing I could get every woman to do more of—it’s resistance training. Not because it makes your arms look amazing in sleeveless tops (though that’s a nice bonus 😉)... We’ve been talking a lot about the the holiday mindset of: “I’ll get back to real workouts in January.” But here’s something most women don’t realize: Resistance training is the one habit that supports you THROUGH the holiday season — not just after it. Because every time you strength train (with dumbbells, bands, gym machines, or even bodyweight), you send a powerful message to your body: “Adapt. And your body listens. At first, the change might feel small. Your muscles fatigue quickly. You might feel sore. You might think, "Wow, this is hard." But then something amazing happens… Your body starts adapting in the most incredible ways: It gets better at the movement. You can go longer without fatiguing. Your joints feel more supported. Your metabolism gets a boost. Your muscles rebuild, yes leaner, stronger, and more efficient than before. This is the magic of General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS) — your body responds to stress by becoming more capable. 🏋️♀️ Resistance Training = Adaptation Here’s what this means for you: ✅ You’ll gain endurance—so daily life doesn’t drain you. And yes, it takes time. But the longer you stick with it, the more your body adapts. Remember this process doesn’t pause just because it’s December. Every rep counts. You don’t need perfect routines. You just need a plan that works for your life and your schedule — whether you’re lifting at home or strength training in the gym. If you’re ready to train smarter (not harder) and finally build a routine that supports your strength, your metabolism, and your confidence… 👉 Apply here for Online Personal Training Program I’ll design a personalized resistance-based program tailored to your level, your goals, and your environment. This isn’t about pushing through exhaustion. To your health & happiness! Your Coach, Multi-Certified Personal Trainer, Holistic Nutritionist & Health Coach "Empowering Women to Create their Own Health & Happiness!" P.S. If you want to start now without coaching, 90 Days to FIT gives you science-backed strength training you can do at home or in the gym. #OWNYOURGODDESS |
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Hello Reader! If there’s ever a time of year when the “I already messed up… might as well keep going” mindset shows up the loudest… …it’s right now! Holiday parties. Leftovers. Cookies in the breakroom. Busy schedules. It’s the perfect storm for that all-or-nothing voice to kick in: “I ate more than I planned — might as well go all in today.”“I skipped my workout — I’ll just restart next week.”“I broke my streak — I’ll be ‘good’ again in January.” Sound familiar? Here’s the thing most people...
Hey Reader, The holidays have a way of making the old thoughts louder. So there’s something I want you to remember, especially if you’ve ever said things to yourself like: “I’ll never be consistent.” “I always fall off this time of year.” “Everyone else is more disciplined than me.” “Why bother starting now?” Thoughts like these don’t mean anything about you. They’re just that—thoughts. They pop in, they pass through, and often they lie. They don’t reflect who you are or what you’re capable...
Hey Reader, You know this story, and probably lived it. I’ve worked in the industry for a long time and December, comes with the same pattern… Women start talking about “getting serious” in January, like December doesn’t exist. New routine. New planner. New supplements. New rules. And by February? They’re already overwhelmed, exhausted, or back to square one. Not because they're lazy or unmotivated… …but because they never had a plan built for their life. Let me tell you a quick story. The...