04/30/2026
There’s beauty in simplicity!
Why “No Ego Lifting?” A brand built behind the mindset of those of us who know our ego has no place in the gym.
Let’s take it a step further, leave that ego alone completely 💪🏽
04/30/2026
There’s beauty in simplicity!
04/29/2026
Sale going from now until the end of summer 🥵 wait if you want to!
04/27/2026
We know things are about to heat up, but check out our new collection! Mix & match, get a matching suit, 2 hoodies or 2 pairs of sweats, whatever you do it’s 2 for $70!!
Have you gotten a change to check out our Define | Essential Collection! Same quality as essentials, without trying to break your pockets!
02/11/2026
Just in case you haven’t had a chance to check out our website yet, here’s a few pics of our sweatshirts! More colors set to drop very soon 🥵🥵🥵
This is why we check our ego at the door 💪🏽😌
02/08/2026
Lift with your body, not your ego!
Are you walking in your purpose or your preference? Because you can’t do both!
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Procrastination is a companion to failure! Start now!!! ❤✌🏽
Why the name 6 Days Labour? First, the ‘u’ is in the word labor because of old English. I like to combine the ideologies of my religious and fitness background, and implements in most, if not all, aspects of my life. Rest is important. In nearly every society we have a seven-day calendar. In The Bible it says “six days shalt thou labour, and do all thy work.” Meaning we should accomplish everything we have set to do that week in that in six days, and rest on “the seventh.” In fitness, athletics, and even occupation, it is important to rest; otherwise you’re no good to anyone. Burning yourself out may seem advantageous to obtaining your goals sooner, but achieving your goals means nothing if you’re not alive or healthy enough to enjoy to reap the rewards. So whether you have a religious background or not, or you believe in God or not, I would hope to be able to inspire you all to want to become the best version of yourself. Apologies for the length of this post, the “about” section only allowed me a maximum of 255 characters.
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