
Fitness Without Pressure: Letting Go of Extreme Goals
For years, fitness has been framed as a relentless pursuit of “more.” More weight lifted. More kilometres run. More calories

For years, fitness has been framed as a relentless pursuit of “more.” More weight lifted. More kilometres run. More calories

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Stress and sugar cravings are deeply connected. When life feels overwhelming, deadlines pile up, emotions intensify, or fatigue sets in,

The internet has turned fitness into a fast-moving carousel of trends: one week it’s 12-3-30, next week it’s ice-baths, then