The Science of Habits: How to Build a Routine That Sticks
Building a fitness routine isn’t about motivation, it’s about understanding how habits actually work. This article breaks down the psychology behind consistency and shows how small, realistic actions can lead to routines that truly stick.
A Beginner’s Guide to Feeling Comfortable at the Gym
The gym can feel intimidating when you’re new or starting again. This piece breaks down why that discomfort happens and how to ease into gym environments in a way that feels safe, manageable, and realistic.
The 5-Minute Rule: How to Overcome Fitness Procrastination
The 5-Minute Rule offers a simple, psychology-based approach to overcoming fitness procrastination by focusing on starting small and removing pressure from exercise.
The Psychology of Fitness Motivation: Why Getting Started Feels So Hard
Fitness motivation isn’t about willpower, it’s about understanding how the brain responds to discomfort, fear, and habit change, and learning how to start in ways that actually stick.
How to Reframe Exercise as Self-Care, Not Punishment
Exercise doesn’t have to feel like punishment. This article explores how reframing movement as self-care can reduce guilt, build consistency, and help you create a healthier relationship with fitness, starting exactly where you are.