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If you’ve ever wondered whether yoga just doesn’t “work” for you anymore, you’re not alone. Not because you suddenly dislike yoga. Not because you’ve lost discipline or fallen off some invisible wagon. But because your life changed. The way you move through your day changed. The way your body carries stress changed. And somewhere along the way,

If you had told pre-kids me that one day I would willingly combine strength training and yoga into the same workout, I probably would have blinked at you slowly. Not because I was against it, but because I liked my compartments. Strength training had its place. Yoga had its place. Spin class had its place. Everything neat. Organized.

If you’ve ever been told to “just do your Kegels” and walked away feeling a little confused, a little defeated, or really flippin’ annoyed that it didn’t change anything, you’re not alone. That advice gets handed out so casually that it can feel like the end of the conversation, as if pelvic health is a single checkbox you either remembered to

A lot of people come to strength training with goals that sound pretty simple. I want more energy. I want to get up and down off the floor more easily. I want everyday life to feel a little less exhausting. When we’re creating a strength training program for those reasons, we don’t need anything fancy. We need functional movement. That means

January has a funny way of filling people with hope, and "New Year, New You" marketing doesn't help (been totally guilty of that one in the past... my apologies). This is going to be the year I get stronger. This is the year I lose weight. This is the year I have more energy, keep up with my kids or grandkids, and finally feel better in my

If you’ve ever said to yourself, “I’m just not consistent,” you’re not alone. I hear that sentence constantly, from people who genuinely care about their health and have tried again and again to make exercise stick. And most of the time, that sentence isn’t true. What’s usually true is this: you tried something, it worked for a while, then it

Your New Year’s resolutions don’t fail because you’re lazy. They fail because most yoga studios, fitness studios, and gyms are designed in a way that makes it very easy for you to disappear… and no one bats an eye. Unlimited passes sound supportive and flexible. And on paper, they are. But what they really create is silence. No one notices if

I see it all the time. Women who want to start moving their bodies again. Women who think about it more often than they admit out loud. And yet, they keep waiting. Waiting to lose weight first. Waiting to be more flexible. Waiting for their schedule to calm down. Waiting for their kids to be done with activities. Waiting for January to feel

Can we talk about self-care for a second? Because somewhere along the way, it started to feeling like another item on the to-do list. You know, the list that already includes meal prep, laundry, remembering to actually drink your water, and keeping a half-dead plant alive on your kitchen counter.  And then there's the "good" self-care list