28/08/2026
Hills I will die on as a fitness coach & mum đ
And honestly, I wish Iâd understood these things sooner.
Because for so many mums, fitness becomes another thing they feel theyâre failing at.
They start.
They stop.
They feel guilty.
They promise themselves theyâll be more disciplined next time.
And eventually, they start believing that they are the problem.
But you donât need to become more disciplined.
You need to stop measuring your success by how well you can stick to a plan designed for a life you donât actually live.
Your life is messy.
Youâre a mum.
Youâre tired.
Things come up.
And your fitness plan needs to account for that.
Because I donât want you to spend the next 10 years starting over every Monday.
I want you to build a relationship with exercise that lasts.
One where you can have a bad week without thinking youâve ruined everything.
One where you can care about your health without feeling guilty.
One where your children grow up seeing that Mum takes care of herself too.
Because ultimately, you are someone outside of being âmumâ, and she has needs too.
Itâs about becoming stronger, healthier and more confident â and giving yourself the best chance of being the woman you want to be.
Thatâs a hill Iâll happily die on. â¤ď¸
Which one are you most in agreement with?