My Time Fitness

We make time for what we prioritize.
Let me put it this way, when you run into somebody that you haven’t seen in a while. What do you say to them? “Oh let’s get together.”
It doesn’t happen. Why? Because it is not a priority. If that was someone that you REALLLLY wanted to see, you would make the time to see them.

Exercise is the Exact. Same. Thing. If this is a priority for you, you will find a way to get it done.

Having trouble, let’s look at your schedule. DM me and we WILL find a time to chat.

We make time for what we prioritize.
Let me put it this way, when you run into somebody that you haven’t seen in a while. What do you say to them? “Oh let’s get together.”
It doesn’t happen. Why? Because it is not a priority. If that was someone that you REALLLLY wanted to see, you would make the time to see them.

Exercise is the Exact. Same. Thing. If this is a priority for you, you will find a way to get it done.

Having trouble, let’s look at your schedule. DM me and we WILL find a time to chat.

Time for a quick reminder! You cannot spot reduce.

If you do 1,000 crunches or 100 bicep curls, you will not lose fat in those areas. You WILL gain muscle. Your body will lose fat the way it wants to lose fat; in my personal and professional experience, fat loss occurs from the FIRST place you want to lose it LAST! Please do not shoot the messenger!

What’s the best way to lose fat? A combination of:
💪🏻 strength training,
🍔 nutritional adjustments,
🚶‍♀️keeping that body moving!

DM me with questions about how.

While this may not seem like it is fitness- or nutrition-related content, it absolutely is.

Putting the right team behind you, getting the right coaching,
having the right attitude,
using patience.
Committing the time.
That is how goals are achieved.
This is why I love college sports.
This is why I love coaching.
This is absolutely fitness- and nutrition- related. ❤️🤍
- Carolyn, class of ‘91

Who woulda thunk ?!?? ☺️☺️☺️☺️🏈

Here’s a book worth your time.
Not a self-help book in the sense that it is fiction, but the lessons are very much non-fiction.

Tilda is Visible opens with a woman who is 52 and literally disappearing. Her pinky is gone. She can still FEEL it, mind you, it didn’t fall off. She, nor anyone else, can see it, however. Tilda is diagnosed with a condition called “Invisibility”; affecting women, often starting in their late forties.

This book explores, in a way that is both humorous and poignant, the feelings a woman may have while aging in a society that:

Values youth over experience.
Beauty over knowledge.

Needing to figure it out before she disappears completely, Tilda looks inward to find herself. Author Jane Tara

Here’s a book worth your time.
Not a self-help book - it's fiction, but the lessons are very much non-fiction.

"Tilda is Visible" opens with a woman who is 52 and literally disappearing. Her pinky is gone. She can still FEEL it, mind you, it didn’t fall off. She, nor anyone else, can see it, however. Tilda is diagnosed with a condition called “Invisibility”; affecting women, often starting in their late forties.

This book explores, in a way that is both humorous and poignant, the feelings a woman may have while aging in a society that:

Values youth over experience.
Beauty over knowledge.

Needing to figure it out before she disappears completely, Tilda looks inward to find herself.