Stop buying salad dressing. 🥗
This creamy, flavorful dressing takes 30 seconds to make and uses ingredients you probably already have at home:
• Greek yogurt
• Lemon juice
• Olive oil
• Salt
• Italian herbs
Simple. Delicious. Done.
Sometimes healthy eating is less about finding the perfect plan and more about making small swaps that you can stick with consistently.
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Grace n' Grit by Abby
✨CPT in training 🩰 Aspiring Pure Barre Instructor | Follow me for ➡️ practical workouts, fitness, and wellness tips anyone can follow! 💪🏼
Mid-30s are weird.
The 20-somethings think you’re old.
The 50-somethings think you’re young.
Meanwhile, you’ve lived approximately 9 separate lives and don’t identify as an age anymore. Just a cat. 🐈
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Most people step on an InBody scan and immediately look at their weight. That’s the LEAST interesting number on the page, IMO.
Your InBody scan can tell you:
➡️ How much muscle you’re carrying
➡️ How much body fat you have
➡️ Whether you’re building or losing muscle
➡️ Muscle imbalances from left to right
Two people can weigh exactly the same and have completely different body compositions.
The scale tells you how much you weigh.
An InBody scan tells you what you’re made of.
Have you ever had one done? What surprised you most?
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A little heavier than last time. 💪
Progress isn’t always flashy, but today felt good.
Shoutout to for always providing a great space to get stronger one rep at a time. 💪
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You’re trying to hit your protein goal, but life has other plans.
No fork.
No plate.
Just a chicken breast and determination.
Fitness influencers make nutrition look glamorous. Meanwhile, some of us are sitting in our cars eating chicken with our bare hands because the macros still need to happen.
Get your protein in, friends. 😂💪🍗
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I’ve used the terms too.
“Pilates princess.” “Cardio bunny.” The fitness industry is full of labels, and if I’m being honest, I’ve used some of them myself.
But the more I’ve learned, coached, and listened, the more I’ve started to realize these labels don’t help anyone.
When we reduce people to stereotypes, we discourage them from trying something new, exploring movement they enjoy, or taking the first step toward becoming a healthier version of themselves.
What if instead of judging someone’s path, we got curious about it?
As someone who is still very strength and muscle-focused, my own fitness philosophy has evolved dramatically over the last five years. Every time I thought I had all the answers, I met someone who taught me something new.
The truth is there are many ways to build a healthier, stronger, more confident life.
Maybe it’s time we change the narrative. Less labeling. Less gatekeeping. More listening. More learning. More support.
Because when we stop judging each other, we create more opportunities for people to grow, and more opportunities to learn from one another.
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06/01/2026
“What do you think about GLP-1’s?” is a question I get asked about a lot as a fitness professional. My answer is always this:
🙅♀️I am not anti-GLP-1
🙅♀️I am not pro-GLP-1.
👍🏼I am pro-informed decision making.
Your body is your body. Your healthcare decisions should be made between you and your healthcare team. Not me, social media, or the loudest voice on the internet.
I will always encourage people to build a foundation of strength training, high-quality protein, whole foods, hydration, sleep, recovery, and sustainable habits. Those fundamentals improve health regardless of whether someone chooses medication.
At the same time, I don’t believe it’s my place to decide who is “deserving” of a GLP-1. Whether someone is struggling with obesity, metabolic disease, insulin resistance, or has been fighting the same 10 pounds for years despite their best efforts, every situation is unique.
What I do care about is preserving muscle.
One of the biggest concerns with rapid weight loss, whether from medication, extreme dieting, or other interventions, is the potential LOSS of lean muscle mass.
Muscle is one of THE MOST powerful tools we have for supporting metabolic health, insulin sensitivity, bone health, longevity, and quality of life.
If someone chooses to use a GLP-1, my focus shifts to:
• Prioritizing resistance training
• Eating adequate protein
• Fueling intentionally
• Preserving muscle mass
• Supporting long-term health outcomes
When evaluating nutrition and fitness recommendations, I try to focus on the totality of evidence. Not viral headlines, isolated studies, or fear-based messaging. The goal isn’t just to lose weight. The goal is to build a stronger, healthier body that serves you for decades to come.
*This post is not medical advice. Always discuss medications and treatment options with a qualified healthcare provider.*
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Having a hard time figuring out what to make for dinner lately? 👀 These tuna rice bowls have been one of my favorite quick high-protein meals.
✨ Easy
✨ Filling
✨ Customizable
✨ Take < 30 minutes start - finish 🙌
This is the kind of meal I love when I’m trying to stay mindful of my macros because it gives me:
✅solid protein
✅ balanced carbs for energy
✅ healthy fats
…and it actually keeps me full!
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Leg day today 🍑. Currently accepting applications for glute growth committee! 😉 What’s your go-to lower body routine lately? I’ve been in my glute-focused era.
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05/21/2026
Trained my first client tonight. 😉 This was a very special moment and I’m super proud of how he challenged himself. 💕
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