09/08/2026
The older I get, the more my reason for training has changed.
Sure, I still have physique goals. I compete. I want to build muscle, tighten up, and feel confident in my body.
But that isn’t the biggest reason anymore.
I train because I have a whole lot of living left to do.
I want to be the mom who can keep up.
I want to travel, hike, swim, run around with my kids, and someday my grandkids, and their kids!
I want to be 60 and strong.
70 and capable.
80 and still raising hell with the people I love. 😂
I want real energy, real connection, and real joy.. not a life spent chasing dopamine through a screen. I want to protect my brain health by fueling my body well, moving consistently, and making room for the kind of entertainment that actually fills me up: laughing with my family, playing with my kids, and being present for my life.
I don’t want age alone to decide what I’m capable of.
That means taking care of this body NOW.
Not perfectly. Not obsessively. But consistently.
Because we replace so many things throughout our lives, but this body?
ITS THE ONLY ONE WE GET!
So I’m going to train it.
Fuel it.
Respect it.
Challenge it.
And do everything I reasonably can to make sure it carries me through one hell of a long life.
That’s the kind of fitness I want to teach my clients, too.
Not just “How good can I look?”
But “How much life can I still live?” ⚓️❤️
IRON SIREN FITNESS
Building Strong Physiques & Healing Minds