Fit Mama Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA (2026)

05/31/2026

You know what I’ve noticed about moms?

Life can absolutely crush us… and somehow by the next morning we’re packing lunches, answering emails, driving to activities, making dinner, and asking everyone else how THEY are doing.

Not because we’re unaffected. But because somewhere along the way we learned how to adapt. We carry disappointment, stress, uncertainty, exhaustion, and still find a way to keep moving forward. Maybe not gracefully. Maybe not without the occasional meltdown. But we keep going.

I’ve had A LOT dropped on my plate the last few months. And I feel like I’m thriving and epically failing all at the same time. I can’t help but hear the inner critic… “everyone else can work, be a full time mom and still have a social life… what’s wrong with YOU”.

Happy to report I think I’m finally finding my groove. And accepting that when you have a lot of balls in the air it’s inevitable that one of them isn’t getting much attention. 🤷‍♀️

If you’re in one of those seasons right now, I see you. The fact that you’re still showing up is more powerful than you think.

05/01/2026

April photo dump 📸

April was a heavy month tbh. One of those where you wonder “wtf is going to happen this week…”

It tested me in so many ways personally and professionally. But I’ve learned to focus on the glimmer moments. The things that bring me joy, good places, good people and good memories. When you focus on the good, everything else falls into place.

04/30/2026

Some mornings I wake up and I’m just tired. Like I really don’t feel like going into work because… LIFE.

And then I remember… I actually love what I do. ❤️

I get to be around women I genuinely like. I get to coach, talk, laugh, and be part of their routines and their lives. It’s not always easy, but it’s never something I dread once I’m there.

Lately I’ve found myself back spending time in a hospital…this time as a guest not an employee, and it’s been a good reminder of how far I’ve come. I loved my career as an OT but I wasn’t fulfilled…so 6 years ago I made the switch to working in fitness full time and I still have zero regrets.

Still tired most days. Just not questioning my life choices.

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04/07/2026

You’re not broken. You’ve just never had someone actually address it.

I’ve partnered with Hinge Health because it makes that SO easy to do. Access to virtual physical therapy, personalized programs for pelvic floor, back pain, and joint issues, daily movement sessions that take just a few minutes, and a licensed PT in your corner — all from your phone.

And it may be covered by your employer or health plan.

Check if you’re eligible below 👇

https://www.hingehealth.com/for-individuals/?utm_source=Instagram&utm_medium=creator&utm_campaign=WPH &utm_content=Natasha&utm_term=exercisespecialist

03/27/2026

Most women are missing one key piece in their training… power. 🚀

We focus so much on slow, controlled strength (which matters), but plyometrics are what teach your body to produce force quickly. And that’s where real performance, resilience, and long-term health come in.

For women, especially in their 30s, 40s, and beyond, plyometrics aren’t just about athleticism. They’re about bone density.

High-impact, explosive movements send a signal to your bones to stay strong and dense. This is one of the most effective ways to combat the natural decline that comes with age.

They also directly improve your lifts. When you train power first, you recruit more muscle fibers and “wake up” your nervous loop system. That means stronger, more efficient squats, deadlifts, and lunges. You’re not just moving weight… you’re producing force.

Start simple. A few sets of jumps, bounds, or med ball slams at the beginning of your workout can completely change how your body performs.

This is how we train at Sage Society. Strong, powerful, and built for the long term.

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