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We have all been guilty of scrolling on social media and comparing our health and fitness journey to others. But why do we do this and does it ultimately damage our self-esteem? The comparison game is all too common in our society, especially with the rate at which we consume social media. It is so easy to jump on Instagram or TikTok and start comparing yourself to others and their health and fitness journeys. It's important to remember that everyone's fitness journey is diff

What to do when the gym is busy and your go-to equipment is taken. Depending on the time of day that you train, a super busy gym will be more of an issue for some of us than others. If you train during peak times, e.g. 5 am-7 am or 5 pm-7 pm, you would have most likely experienced getting to the gym, looking around, and thinking “Great everything I need is taken”. So what now? Do you just turn around, walk out of the gym, and leave?? NOOOOOO!! You have just made an effort to

We all deserve to love the body we are in both inside and out... As we only get one! Body image has become an increasing topic of interest since the days of social media. However, even our parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, and so on were exposed to the concept of Body image and how this can have such a huge impact on our mental health. Many tend to admire those who love their bodies both inside and out, and wonder how people can have such a positive Body image. The t

We have all been there. Yes, even those crazy fit and muscular guys and girls in the gym, we all started somewhere. I can assure you, no one came into this world lifting weights straight out of the womb. Just like when we are young, we need to learn and acquire skills. Not everything comes to us naturally, we have to wire up our brains to complete certain tasks in certain ways. Just like taking our very first steps, heading into the gym for the first time can be scary. The di