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Your Macros aren’t the Problem
Tracking macros is popular, but many people struggle long-term with this method. Why is that? More importantly, what can be done to improve it?
Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff
It’s easy to get caught up in the details. Many people may initially find it comforting to delve into the minutiae of exercise and nutrition as a means to gain “control” of their situation.
But that can be a losing battle for many.
What are you Carrying?
What are you carrying?⠀ Daily life comes with many challenges and stressors. From crazy schedules and work-related stress to crazy traffic and family obligations. There
Take that Leap
In fitness, the hardest part for most people is getting started.
Member Spotlight – Jeffrey Everett
“I was happy to help design a new logo for our gym. I wanted to stay away from typical gym looks. We have all types at this gym and our community of people is the best part. Justin, Lauren, Sky, and Lizzie welcome all people openly and regardless of your level of training, they are patient and offer insight. They make you better than the day before. The logo portrays growth rooted in a deep commitment to community.”
What’s in a name?
Our aim has always been to provide a fun and inviting place for people of all walks of life and backgrounds. A sort of, “adult recess” where people can come together and work hard to better themselves, and support the efforts of those around them. For us, this is the most important aspect of running our gym. It needs to be fun, enjoyable, and effective.
“More” is not better. Better is better.
There is a widespread mindset among the “High intensity functional fitness community”, that in order to make progress, you’ve got to really push yourself. That’s not entirely wrong, but I’m here to tell you that adopting that mindset to every workout you do is extremely counterproductive, and dangerous. Not to mention, it’s a surefire way to burn yourself out mentally, and end up dreading your workouts.
Learning through Movement
Why is it so important to have a Coach observing you and making adjustments and providing solutions?
Learning to Enjoy the Process
Motivation will only take you so far. The problem with motivation is that it’s fleeting. It’s very easy to get pumped up about trying to lose weight on a new diet, or to go buy your first pair of running shoes as you begin training for a 10K. That’s dopamine talking, and it only speaks for so long.
It’s Okay If You’re Not Ready To Do An Overhaul: Little Things Make a BIG Difference
It’s Okay If You’re Not Ready To Do An Overhaul: Little Things Make a BIG Difference
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