You’re Doing Better Than You Think!

Often life pushes us into the gym

  • Someone said something upsetting you to

  • Kids run circles around you

  • An easy activity, now surprisingly hard

We realise without movement we can no longer function at our peak.

We slow down. Our health deteriorates.

Health is the motivator.

Relatively quickly the ‘why’ fades.

We start comparing to others around us

Maybe frustrations builds when progress on a certain lift is in limbo

We set gym related goals – deadlift x number of kgs for example

There’s nothing wrong with this shift. Setting goals and chasing something keeps us showing up. Growth continues.

Sometimes though, it can do the opposite.

We get tied up with one of our goals. A potential lack of progress can be demotivating.

Say for example we want to lose 5kgs, you’ve been showing up the gym 5 days a week for the past month yet the scales…. Nothing, no progress.

Ouch.

It can be enough to derail you.

You don’t put as much effort over the next month – 3 x / week.

Still nothing.

Now life starts creeping its way into your ‘gym time’

(why prioritise the gym if you’re not getting results? – Right?!)

Next minute you’re ‘too busy’ to train at all!

Maybe this is you right now.

Here’s what I want you to do.

  1. Reach out ASAP – we are in the business of results. Bring it to our attention & we’ll help steer you in the right direction

  2. Remember your ‘why’. Health is the motivator. The heavy lifting is done in the showing up (pun intended). Don’t get lost in the outcome.

  3. Do you feel better today than before you started? Progress might not show up where you want it, when you want it, but it’s there. Take the time to reflect.

  4. Keep going. Not as a “we want you as a client, so stay” vibe (we do). But because we’ve seen 100’s of people just like you over the past 2 decades. Over and over consistency is king. You don’t know exactly when but BIG shifts are coming your way. Stay the course.

Most of all remember

You’re doing better than you think!

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