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67% of gym memberships go completely unused (assuming you can find one that's open and that you're ok with possibly exercising with a mask on)

80% of people who join a gym in January will quit by the 5-month mark
And less than half of the people who continue to go to the gym will go on a regular basis

And laziness is NOT why (most) people stop going

It's actually the commute, the crowds, the self-consciousness/intimidation and the 'what exactly do I do' that keep people from making the gym a habit.
So, if you joined a gym and you're not really going then you're normal.

At this moment you're in the right place.
Because, yo, you WANT to exercise. Just NOT in the gym.
I got you.

Some facts.

The gym is cool but completely unnecessary.

Welcome to my world.

I think you and I can agree on a couple of things at this point.

You believe that regular exercise is part of a long, healthy, happy, productive life and you want to get it done at home.

The gift of movement is a privilege.
Just ask the people who've lost it.

One of the most important things you'll find out from me is that I believe there's a form of movement (and I mean exercise) out there that will light up your soul. You just have to find it. I can help you with that.

And one more (very important) thing.

If exercise is as fun for you as your last pap smear or colonoscopy then, 'Houston, we have a problem'.
Because you're doing it all wrong.

*dramatic pause for throat clearing and straightening of the sports bra...steps on soap box*

Tell me something.
Do you have time for a bunch of doctors visit that are in your future because you develop a chronic condition from not taking care of yourself?

Do you have time to stand in line at the pharmacy for the medicine you'll need to take every day?

Do you have time to feel regret and guilt for putting off self-care over and over?

*This is not me being dramatic here. (well, maybe a little bit). But medical research shows that people who do not exercise regularly are more likely to develop chronic conditions like hypertension, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and depression as well as live shorter lives. *steps off soapbox*

But Mickie, I've triieedd exercise.
It just doesn't work for me.

I'm too busy.

BUT.
If you're willing to TRY.
If you're willing to CONTINUE to try.
Then I got you.
Perserverence is where it's at when it comes to your physical health.

Transformation is a pretty big promise that I don't throw around willy nilly.
and here's the hard truth.

I can't help you if you don't want to help yourself. No one can.

Here's where you choose how I can serve your needs the best right now:

You're here for a unique reason, depending on your fitness goals and experiences