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“In terms of my body, I was super overweight and not fit. I was sedentary, so going into a gym I really didn’t fit in….

Treating your fitness and nutrition routine like any other important commitment in your life is crucial. You wouldn’t leave a significant event like your child’s school play to chance; similarly, scheduling your workouts, meal planning / prepping, and grocery shopping ensures they become non-negotiable parts of your life. It’s about making health a clear priority.

Why meal plan when winging it is much more fun! Right? We all love a good surprise and what’s better for our health and weight loss goals than having no idea what you will eat when you get home from work? Or who needs to schedule their time at the gym, I mean you’ll have more time on accident right?

There’s a persistent myth in fitness, especially concerning women: the fear that weightlifting or working out leads to a bulky appearance. I am here to…

Practice matters more than the game. Why? Read this for a real life example that will have you running for your next healthy habit over big change.

Does your dog eat better than you do? about how your diet impacts your well-being? Sometimes, the answer to healthy eating might just be a…

For many of us women it’s the abdominal area, arms and upper legs. Let’s talk about that today. Targeted fat loss, or what’s popularly known as “spot reduction.” It’s tempting to think we can focus solely on those spots. But let’s look into what is actually possible and focus our areas where we will get the best results!

When it comes to nutrition, one of the most common approaches I have seen people try is the use of strict meal plans. Through my…

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Getting started with a new fitness routine and not sure where to begin? Here are 3 tips for the beginner on how to start and not stop, your new fitness routine!

Remember when you thought you were fat? I did. I was strong headed, confident, had tics and twitches, a size 0 and thought I was fat. Hear how I handled life’s obstacles, without asking for help.