As the clock strikes midnight on 31st December, there’s a familiar buzz of excitement in the air. The promise of a fresh start is irresistible, and it’s tempting to buy into the idea that a “new year” demands a “new you.” But at Therapy Fitness, we don’t believe in “New Year, New You.” Instead, we believe in celebrating the amazing person you already are.
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Breathwork has become an essential and accessible tool for managing modern-day stress, supporting physical performance, and helping people return to balance. By focusing on the breath, we can influence the nervous system, improve emotional regulation, and even release stored stress and trauma from the body. Here’s why breathwork matters and how it ties into our classes at Therapy.
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When it comes to joining a gym, many people feel a wave of anxiety just thinking about stepping through the doors. This feeling, often dubbed “gymtimidation,” is the fear of judgment, of not fitting in, or of simply being overwhelmed by the unfamiliar environment. At Therapy Fitness, we understand these concerns and are committed to creating a space where everyone feels welcome, supported, and confident in their fitness journey.
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Think the Gym Is the Best Place for Burning Calories? Think Again!
It’s easy to get fixated on the numbers when working out, and it’s no wonder why. The fitness industry has long been obsessed with calorie burning and weight loss through exercise. But what if I told you that this focus on calorie burn has been one of the most over-sold promises made by gyms and personal trainers?
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The topic of obesity being a choice has reared its ugly head all over my social media again recently. I was hit with the following post by a gym page, I am assuming in an attempt to be ‘motivational’ to its followers.
These posts are not just frustrating—they’re dangerously misleading. They oversimplify a complex issue and ignore the real science behind weight management (And that’s why I’m fired up to set the record straight and challenge these harmful narratives). Click to read more.
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