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- What if you approached your fitness and nutrition this way, a journey, a path of learning that goes up and down - h… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 2 weeks ago
- “... It is also full of overcoming.” ❤️. Full of people making the best of the worst. More power to you! twitter.com/PamPeekeMD/sta… 3 weeks ago
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- “... more given to the joy of gratitude than the anxiety of want.” That’s the secret to contentment, right there.… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 2 months ago
- Resilience = continuing to move in the direction of what matters. ❤️ twitter.com/BStulberg/stat… 2 months ago
Tag Archives: movement
Conquer the C.R.A.P., Feel the Love
Today during my step bench workout I had an epiphany: pain in movement doesn’t mean I need to necessarily fear movement. It more likely means that I’ve stopped paying attention to myself. I’ve set down my self-care, my self-love, and let … Continue reading
Posted in Body Mind Spirit, motivation
Tagged #no fear, #workout, body positivity, body positve, changes, exercise, fear, growth, health, inspiration, motivation, movement, personal development, power, self care, self empowerment, self-love, self-satisfaction, stronger
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Client spotlight: the one and only LT!
If you come to Pilates Northwest, you’ve probably seen my client LT. He’s the guy who, when he’s not in the middle of his session, instantly puts everyone at ease with his friendly smile and self-deprecating quips. He’s also the … Continue reading
Posted in motivation
Tagged cerebral palsy, clients, functional, health, inspiration, motivation, movement, Pilates
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Avoiding the Exerciser’s Hangover
What is the one thing you do everyday that when you don’t do it, something in your being feels… off? You probably have several things that just need to happen for daily life to feel… right. Health and productivity guru … Continue reading
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Tagged exercise, movement, over-training, periodization, priorities, shakeology
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Kryptonite
Today I had another dizzy spell, the third in a week. The room began spinning and I had to sit down. The vertigo made me nauseous, and the nausea created sweats then clamminess, and I was suddenly weakened as surely … Continue reading