If you ask around, you'll find that people often have a different reason for why they actually started. An amazing thing is what we learn once we start. Rox's story is no different. The story of how it started for her is fascinating, and scary.
The break was a good time to think about changing things up. When doing less is harder, it seems like a good challenge to set. Adapting both life and fitness is important and fitness is the perfect training tool for this.You can also read thi
It's an amazing place where we all come together with a common purpose.You can also read this episode here. http://blog.lifeonfitness.com/2019/09/27/a-common-purpose/
Always find and do what works for you. What's your favorite day of the week to train and why?This episode is also available as a written post here. You can click this link or copy and paste into your browser to read this post and others lik
We all have different goals, journeys, and reasons why we want to achieve these goals. Inspiration to achieve can be fleeting. It's the motivation your inner drive, that sticks with you. What's your motivation? This episode is also available a
This piece was written by Rox to describe her story as a muscular woman who loves gym, but still finds there to be a struggle of identity. You can read her post here.This episode is also available as a blog post: http://blog.lifeonfitness.com
As things start to return to normal, it's important to consider how to approach you fitness, training, and your new or old healthy habits. Just going back to the office can have an impact on how your fitness will shape up. It's important to kee
As part of the wider conversation of the obesity crisis, there was discussion of adding exercise times required to burn calories of the food contained within the packaging. Is this a good solution? What about all the other issue this doesn't ad