10/30/2026
I was the kid who got put on the 8th-grade C Squad and never actually played. For a long time I believed that meant I just wasn’t an athletic person, and that sports belonged to the kids who were naturally good at them.
Then in high school I found cross country. Nobody was cutting anyone, and nobody cared whether I looked like an athlete. I just had to keep showing up. By senior year I was team captain, and the girl who never got off the bench had become someone her teammates looked to.
That’s what I see in my clients now. Most of the women I coach were never athletes, and many of them were quietly written off along the way. They don’t need a perfect gym or a perfect plan to start. They need someone who believes they can get strong and a plan built around their real life, and then they start to see themselves differently, one workout at a time.
What’s one thing you can do now that younger you never would have believed?
If you’ve ever felt like fitness was for other people, I’d love to show you otherwise. I have 4 spots open in November for my online fitness and nutrition coaching, and it starts with a free wellness strategy session. Apply through the link in my bio.