Lost my restaurant in Australia during COVID. Became a NASM-certified trainer.
Now I’m a dad of two, bartending and building Fit Start Coaching.
I understand busy. That’s why I help parents build fitness routines that fit real life.
SIMPLE WORKS. CONSISTENCY WINS.
$150 on meals out and drinks can disappear quickly. Spending on our health often takes more thought.
I get it: dinner is enjoyable now; progress takes time.
Keep enjoying your life. Just give your future self a place in the budget too.
Before cutting carbs, look at your whole week.
Weekday meals, weekend portions, drinks and snacks all count.
You can enjoy pasta and dinners out while losing weight. Start with protein, daily walks and portions you can stay consistent with.
Parents: what’s the hardest part of staying consistent with fitness?
Finding time
Being exhausted
Figuring out what to eat
Getting back on track after a rough week
For me lately, it’s sleep 😅 What’s yours?
Busy week? Decide these 3 things before it starts:
• When you’ll train
• Two easy meals you can repeat
• Where a short walk fits into your day
Make the decisions once so you don’t have to keep making them when you’re tired.
I coach busy parents who want to lose weight while keeping their favorite foods and family time.
Fit Start’s 16-week coaching includes workouts built around your schedule, nutrition guidance and weekly check-ins.
Apply here:
https://t.co/rxEEJOXGeH
Between two daughters, coaching and bartending, I get why parents struggle to find time to train.
Your plan needs to work on the busy weeks too.
If you can realistically train 3 days, build around that. Give yourself something you can actually repeat.