Steph Nieman

Successful on paper. Starting over anyway.

After an incredible experience as the Director of Medical Fitness at UMC Hospital, I have made the decision to resign.

I'm deeply grateful for the opportunity, the trust, and the remarkable people I had the privilege of working alongside. I learned more than I could have imagined and will carry those lessons with me for years to come.

But somewhere along the way, I realized that while I was building a successful career, I wasn't building the life I truly wanted.

So I'm choosing something different.

I'm leaving behind the comfortable job, the predictable path, and the version of success that looked great on paper in exchange for a life that feels more aligned with who I am.

I'm returning to what I love most: helping fitness and wellness businesses grow through consulting, developing instructors, building programs, creating workouts, and sharing movement with people around the world. (Looking at you, TEAMSTEPH!)

My next chapter begins in Montreal, where I'll be consulting with a fitness company that operates more than 30 studios across Canada. I'll be developing a new training modality, designing the instructor training program, and helping launch the first generation of coaches.

At the same time, I'll be working with a client in Tofino, British Columbia, helping develop a new Beach Fitness concept for the original yoga studio serving both the local community and top luxury resorts in the country, positioned on the rocky and wildly enchanting Pacific Canadian Coast.

And then there's the personal challenge.

At 37 years old, I'm finally going to learn how to surf.

No kids. No house. Sold the car. One suitcase, a tripod, and a healthy amount of optimism.

I've come to believe that one of the most dangerous questions we can ask ourselves is:

"Is this really it?"

Because if the answer is no, then maybe the bigger risk isn't changing your life.

Maybe the bigger risk is staying exactly where you are.

So here's to new adventures, uncomfortable growth, spectacular mistakes, and hopefully a few wins along the way.

Wish me luck. 🌊

http://www.elle.fr/Minceur/Maigrir-par-le-sport/dynamo-3647141

Qu’est-ce que le dynamo ? - Elle Le dynamo cycling est un concept tendance depuis quelques années. Pédaler avec plusieurs personnes en rythme sur une musique endiablée ? Un bon moyen de faire du sport, de lâcher prise et de sculpter son corps. On vous dit tout sur cette nouvelle façon de faire du vélo en salle....

We built this community, and now we're growing. More locations, more rides, more Coachs and more opportunity ! Join us for a ride and start your journey here.

Thanks Elle France !

http://www.elle.fr/Minceur/News/Sport-et-forme/ELLEBeautySpot-faire-du-pedalage-intensif-avec-Let-s-Ride-Lafayette-3505469

#ELLEBeautySpot : faire du pédalage intensif avec Let's Ride Lafayette - Elle On l'attendait, les amateurs d’indoor cycling apprécieront ce nouveau temple du pédalage intense et festif à la lueur de bougies, le deuxième de l’enseigne, d’autant plus addictif que sa déco est top et qu’on s’y adonne sans abonnement et avec le coach de son choix. Danseur, athlète ...

Thank you for the interview, The Malay Mail Online :)

Interview with Let’s Ride’s Steph Nieman: Cycling will be the next yoga PARIS, Jan 30 — After making her name at fashionable New York spin studios such as SoulCycle, FlyWheel, and Peloton, spinning instructor Steph Nieman helped co-found new Paris spin studio Let’s Ride in early 2016. With Let’s Ride set to

New Month and New Music with love from all the Coachs of Let's Ride.

If you like hip-hop and deep house, this one is for you...

https://open.spotify.com/user/letsrideparis/playlist/58HlYXJUGvwVw6sRoi4JLL

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