Things I'm Tired of Seeing Fitness Influencers Post About

Look, I love a good workout tip as much as the next person. But if I see one more fitness influencer preaching about protein, fiber, weighted vests, 10,000 steps, or the moral superiority of never drinking alcohol, I might just do a bicep curl with a wine bottle in protest.

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Why Moms Struggle With Consistency (and What to Do Instead)

If you’ve ever said, “I just need to be more consistent,” you’re not alone. For many moms, consistency feels like the golden ticket to better routines, calmer mornings, and finally getting on top of all the things. But if consistency feels just out of reach—despite your best intentions—there’s a reason for that. Actually, several.

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Why Am I SO Tired-The Sneaky Ways Moms Burn Out in Fitness

Hey Mom, feeling like you’ve run a marathon—except the finish line keeps moving, and all you did was juggle laundry, kids, and maybe a 5-minute plank? Yeah, you’re not alone. Let’s talk about why you’re so exhausted even though you’re “crushing” your fitness goals.

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My Go To Running Workout When I Have Zero Time and Less Motivation

Let’s be honest — not every day feels like a crush your goals kind of day. Sometimes, the biggest victory is just getting your shoes on and stepping outside. This workout is for those days — when you have approximately zero time, negative motivation, and the energy level of a dead battery. But hey, something is better than nothing, right? (Please say yes.)

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Why 30 Minutes Is Enough — The Mom-Friendly Workout Mindset Shift

Alright, moms — let’s get real. The idea that you need to set aside an hour (or more) every day to actually work out? Yeah, that’s a fairy tale, like unicorns, or sleeping through the night. If you’re anything like me, finding a solid 30 minutes to yourself feels like winning the lottery. But here’s the good news: 30 minutes is more than enough — and no, you don’t need to train like an Olympic athlete to see results. In fact, shifting your mindset away from the all-or-nothing workout myth can be a game changer for your fitness journey and sanity.

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