
Less Is More
We live in a culture that celebrates hustle, grind, and pushing past limits. Trust me I’ve been there and this it’s something I still grapple with. This mindset often seeps into the fitness world, amplified by the pervasive noise of diet culture. It’s no surprise that many people bring that same mentality into the gym. But when it comes to fitness, more isn’t always better and in many cases, it can actually be worse.

Progress Is Power
Progressive overload simply means gradually making your workouts harder—whether by lifting more, doing more reps, or pushing longer—to challenge your muscles and spark growth.
Progressive overload is key for anyone looking to continually improve strength, endurance, or muscle mass. This training principle can be applied to any workout, including strength training and cardio workouts.