After a solid stretch of “I should really get back into it,” I joined our town’s new Club Pilates. Back in my teaching days, I did a few years of mat Pilates — just me, a yoga mat, and some deep breathing. But Club Pilates? Whole different thing. There’s this contraption called a reformer (basically … Continue reading Club Pilates, Core Muscles, and the 5 AM Life
Tag: mom life
Balancing Acts: Managing Personal Fitness Goals Amidst Family Life
Discussing the challenges of training for a marathon while homeschooling three children, emphasizing the importance of planning and flexibility. Mornings and afternoons are opportunities for workouts, often interrupted by family life. This integration of fitness and family teaches kids about persistence and strength, showcasing that life doesn’t need to be perfect to be fulfilling.
Cycling While Pregnant: Riding Through the Trimesters
Sharing my personal experiences of cycling during three pregnancies, emphasizing the importance of comfort and individual choice. Each pregnancy brought unique challenges, from biking comfort to towing toddlers. Practical tips include using an eBike, indoor riding, and listening to one's body. Ultimately, enjoyment and safety should guide decisions while biking during pregnancy.
From Career to Chaos: The Reality of Becoming a Stay-at-Home Mom
It’s funny how society makes the term full-time mom or stay-at-home mom sound so…empty. Like I’m just here, passing the time, twiddling my thumbs while my kids raise themselves. Yet in the same breath, I feel so incredibly thankful and privileged to be home with them. To not only be their mom but also their … Continue reading From Career to Chaos: The Reality of Becoming a Stay-at-Home Mom
Mom Shaming: Why Are We Like This?
Pretty sure moms are the worst when it comes to mom shamming. Why?
My First Marathon
December 8, 2024 My first marathon. A whole 1.5 years after having my third child. Now, I know there are those super moms out there who run marathons while pregnant or bounce back and crush 26.2 miles mere months postpartum. I am not one of those moms. I don’t pretend to be one of those … Continue reading My First Marathon





