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The Relentless Lifestyle standard — no guilt, no extremes, no BS. I felt like all I was was mom, housekeeper and chef.....there was no fulfillment for me.

First and foremost, I'm a wife to a wonderful man, we have twin girls and they are the reason I do what I do! After suffering from postpartum depression and the monotony of washing 16 bottles a day and changing as many diapers, keeping up with the house, cooking, cleaning, etc, I lost myself as a woman. I slowly climbed my way out through exercise-it became my outlet. I did all the things and most of them, wrong. I was your typical cardio queen, all or nothing mentality person. It worked, for a while. You can only do that for so long, trust me. Longggg story short, I went after my personal training certification and a few years in, started my own business. I have been training clients out of my home gym for years now and love it! Since completing my personal training cert, I have gone on to claim many more. I am also a Corrective Exercise Specialist...think rehab. I love helping people come back from surgeries or injuries and having them leave here better than they came in. My main focus (and my favorite if I'm being honest-which you will always get w/me.) is my Health Coaching practice. I trained many many clients over the years but always felt something was missing. My clients would do so well as long as they stuck w/their workouts and ate what I told them. Invariably, life would happen, holidays came, weekends, etc and they would fall off the wagon I knew something was missing. It's the mental aspect of improving your health.....we don't realize what an important role it plays. If we don't change our daily habits and get to the root of our issues, nothing will change. I love digging in with my clients and helping them figure out why they do the things they do (defaulting to crap food, bingeing on the weekends and other forms of self sabotage). The awesome thing is, there is no diet or meal plan or crazy scary changes that have to be made. We can make these changes through teeny tiny little changes in our day to day habits that eventually lead to a healthier lifestyle-no more dieting or starting over! If that's something you struggle with, let's have a convo. Seriously, I'll be the first person to tell you if I think you'd be better suited elsewhere.

04/07/2026

You don't have a food problem.

You have a "my body is screaming at me and I have no idea what it's actually asking for" problem.

So you default to food. Every time.

Tired? Eat. Stressed? Eat. Bored? Eat. Overwhelmed? Eat. Sad? Eat.

And then you spend the rest of the night beating yourself up for lacking self-control, for eating past fullness, for not being able to stop even when you knew you weren't hungry.

But here's what nobody's telling you: your body isn't broken. And you're not lacking willpower.

You just don't know how to decode the signals yet. So food becomes the answer to everything.

When you're exhausted, your body is begging for energy — so you reach for sugar because it works fast. Twenty minutes later you crash harder and the whole thing starts over.

When you're stressed or overwhelmed, food is the only thing that feels like it's yours. The only break you get.
The one thing you can control when everything else is chaos.

When you're bored, it gives you something to do.
When you're sad, it's comfort.
Food isn't the enemy.

It's just the only tool in your toolbox right now.

And willpower? Willpower doesn't teach you how to tell the difference between tired and hungry. It doesn't give you ways to manage stress that don't involve eating. It doesn't help you set boundaries so you're not running on empty all the time.

That's the work people skip. Because it's easier to blame yourself for failing another diet than it is to admit the whole approach is backwards.

You don't need another meal plan.

You need a foundation solid enough that your body stops using food to solve every problem. You need to learn what it's actually asking for. And you need tools that aren't just "try harder next time."

That's what the R.E.S.T. framework does. Sleep, hydration, protein, movement, boundaries — the stuff that makes your body stop screaming so you can finally hear what it actually needs.

When the foundation is there, the food stuff gets easier. Not because you suddenly have more discipline. But because your body isn't in survival mode anymore.

That's the shift. And it's the only thing that actually sticks.

04/04/2026

Quick question: what's the ONE thing about your health that pi**es you off the most right now?

Not the big picture stuff. The specific thing that makes you want to throw your hands up and quit.

Is it that you're starving by 3pm every day?

That you can't sleep?

That every plan falls apart by Wednesday?

That you know what to do but can't seem to do it?

Drop it in the comments. I'm curious what's actually tripping people up right now.

04/02/2026

This is what balance actually looks like...or victory.

See what I did there?

But for real...Not perfectly portioned meal prep in matching containers. Not hitting every workout on the schedule. Not having your s**t together 100% of the time.

It's showing up for your kid. Being present. Doing the thing that matters in the moment — even if it means skipping the gym, eating whatever's available, and not stressing about it.

I used to think balance meant doing everything equally well. Work, health, family, relationships — all getting the same amount of attention and effort at all times.

That's not balance.

That's a lie that keeps you feeling guilty no matter what you choose.

Real balance is knowing what matters most right now and letting go of the rest without the guilt spiral.

Sometimes that's being fully present with your kid. Sometimes it's rest. Sometimes it's work.

And here's the thing — when you have a solid foundation, your health doesn't fall apart because you're not following your normal routine.

That's the whole point of building something sustainable. It doesn't require perfection to hold. It doesn't collapse the second life gets in the way.

Most people think they need more discipline to stay on track. What they actually need is to stop building their health around conditions that only exist in a perfect week — because perfect weeks don't exist.

Your health doesn't fall apart when life happens. It falls apart when you build a system so rigid that you can't be human without feeling like you're failing.

This trip? I got one workout in when my body felt good and I had time. Ate whatever was available. Slept when I could. And I'm fine.

Because my foundation is solid enough that living my life doesn't undo the work I've put in.

That's what sustainability looks like. And that's what actually lasts.

03/31/2026

You're not failing because you don't know what to do.

You're failing because you're trying to do everything at once and none of it is sticking.

Drink more water.
Eat more protein.
Sleep better.
Work out harder.
Meal prep.
Track your macros.
Set boundaries.
Fix your schedule.
Practice self-care.
Get your steps in.

It's exhausting just reading that list, let alone trying to do all of it while also living your actual life.

Here's what nobody tells you: the problem isn't that you need to do more.

It's that you're trying to fix everything when you haven't fixed the foundation.

And the foundation? It's simpler than you think.

Here's what I want you to do this week — just this one thing: track your protein for three days.

Not to restrict. Not to judge yourself. Just to see where you actually are.

Most women I work with think they're eating enough protein. Then we track it and they're at half of what their body needs. Sometimes less.

And that's why everything else feels impossible. You're hungry all the time. You can't focus. You're irritable as hell. Your energy is shot. And you're blaming yourself for lacking discipline when really? Your body is just pi**ed because you're asking it to run on fumes.

Protein keeps you full. Stabilizes your blood sugar. Helps you recover. Prevents muscle loss. Makes every other habit easier to stick to.

So track it. 3 days. See the reality of where you are.

Because you can't fix a problem you don't know you have.

And once you see it? Then we can actually do something about it.

Drop a ⭐ in the comments if you're in.

03/28/2026

I made you something.

No it’s not this cake. That’s a story for a different day. But….what I did make you:

It's free. It's simple. And it's exactly what you need if you're tired of being stuck in the info-overload spiral wondering where the hell to even start.

It's a 5-Day Mini Course that breaks down my R.E.S.T. Protocol — the same foundation I use with every single one of my 1:1 clients before we touch anything else.

Five days. Five emails. Five fundamental habits that actually move the needle:

Day 1: Hydration – The simplest way to boost energy and feel better fast
Day 2: Sleep – How to get the rest your body actually needs
Day 3: Protein – Why it's a game-changer for metabolism and muscle
Day 4: Movement – A realistic approach (no hour-long workouts required)
Day 5: Boundaries – The secret to staying consistent without burnout

No major overhauls. No restrictive diets. No exhausting workout plans. Just realistic steps that fit into your life instead of taking it over.

And you're not doing this alone — you'll have direct access to me for questions, feedback, and support along the way.

I built this because I'm tired of watching people drown in conflicting advice and overcomplicated strategies when what they actually need is to master the basics first.

So if you're ready to stop overthinking and start taking action with something that actually works — link in bio. It's completely free. And it starts the day you sign up.

Let's simplify this s**t.

Drop a DONE in the comments or my DM’s for the link 💪🏽

03/26/2026

You're not failing because you don't know what to do.

You're failing because you're trying to do everything at once and none of it is sticking.

Drink more water. Eat more protein. Sleep better. Work out harder. Meal prep. Track your macros. Set boundaries. Fix your schedule. Practice self-care. Get your steps in.

It's fu***ng exhausting just reading that list, let alone trying to do all of it while also living your actual life.

Here's what nobody tells you: you don't need to overhaul everything. You need to focus on the handful of things that actually move the needle and let the rest fall into place.

Most people are out here drowning in advice — conflicting tips, contradictory strategies, everyone screaming their method is the right one — and they're stuck before they even start because they don't know where to begin.

So they try to do it all. And then they burn out. And then they quit. And then they start over with a new plan and do the whole thing again.

The cycle is the problem. Not you.

Real change doesn't come from doing more. It comes from doing less — but doing the right things consistently enough that they actually stick.

The foundation is simpler than you think. Hydration. Sleep. Protein. Movement. Boundaries.

That's it. That's the whole framework.

Not sexy. Not complicated. Not a 90-day transformation challenge with a meal plan that requires a PhD to follow.

Just five fundamental habits that make everything else easier.

Master those first. Then build from there.

That's how you stop starting over. And that's what actually works.

03/23/2026

How many times have you restarted this year?

Be honest.

January 1st.
After vacation.
After your birthday.
After Spring Break.
After that rough week.
After you "fell off track" and decided Monday was the day you'd get it together again.

How many times?

Because I'm willing to bet it's more than you want to admit. And I'm also willing to bet that every single time, you told yourself this time would be different.

But it wasn't. Was it?

Not because you're broken or lazy or lacking willpower. But because you keep trying to force the same rigid approach and expecting it to magically work this time.

All or nothing.
Perfect or failure.
On track or off track.
No room for real life.
No room for being human.

And then real life happens — because it always does — and the whole thing falls apart again. So you restart. Again. With the same energy. The same plan. The same belief that if you just try harder, it'll stick this time.

It won't. Not like this. Ask me how I know 🙃

The problem isn't that you keep failing. It's that the approach you're using was designed to fail.

It's not built for your actual life.

It's built for someone who has unlimited time, zero stress, and a perfectly controlled environment.

That's not you. That's not anyone.

Here's what I know after years of coaching: the people who actually succeed aren't more disciplined than you. They're not more motivated. They just stopped trying to make rigid s**t work in a chaotic life.

They built something flexible. Something simple. Something that doesn't collapse the second things get hard.

That's the shift. And it's the only thing that actually works.

So before you restart again next Monday — and you know you were already thinking about it — maybe ask yourself if the problem is you, or if it's the system you keep trying to force yourself into.

03/20/2026

We headed out of town for this one’s volleyball tournament.

Which means several days of hotels, airport food, eating out, weird sleep schedules, and exactly zero control over my normal routine.

Old me would've stressed about this.

Would've packed protein bars like I was prepping for the apocalypse (I do still pack some of my fav on the go options though)

Would've tried to find a hotel gym and force myself to squeeze in workouts between games.

Would've felt guilty about every meal that wasn't "clean" and treated the whole trip like a test I needed to pass.

Seasoned, grown ass me? I'm just going to live my life.

I'll eat protein where I can.

I'll move my body if it feels good and I have time (see story from this AM).

I'll sleep when I can.

And I'll enjoy watching my kid do her thing without spending the whole time in my head about what I'm eating or not eating or should be doing differently.

Because here's the thing: health isn't something that falls apart the second your routine gets disrupted. If it does, it wasn't sustainable in the first place.
Real health — the kind that actually lasts — is flexible enough to travel, to handle chaos, to roll with life without you spiraling every time things don't go according to plan.
Most people think they need more discipline. What they actually need is to stop treating their health like it's this fragile thing that only works under perfect conditions.

Your life isn't perfect. Your schedule isn't perfect. Your routine gets interrupted.

That's normal.

The goal isn't to control everything. It's to build something resilient enough that you don't fall apart when you can't.

That's what I teach. Not perfection. Not rigidity.

Just a way to take care of yourself that works in real life, not just on paper.

03/19/2026

I was squatting heavy last week — heavy for me, anyway — and my knee said "absolutely the f**k not."

Tried to rest a bit. Still tight. Tried lighter weight. Nope, still not happy.

So I stopped squatting.

Old me would've pushed through. Would've told myself I was being soft. Would've forced it because the program said squats and I don't skip s**t.

But with age comes with wisdom, I guess. Or at least enough experience to know that pushing through pain because you're stubborn is how you end up injured and sidelined for weeks.

So I moved on. Did the rest of my workout. And actually ended up shoulder pressing more than I have in over a year — completely pain free. HUGE win.

And by the end of the workout? My knee was totally fine.

Here's what that taught me again: your body talks. And if you actually listen to it instead of bullying it into compliance, it'll tell you what it needs.

Sometimes that's rest. Sometimes it's a modification. Sometimes it's just switching to something else and coming back to it later.

But most people don't listen. They push through because that's what they think discipline looks like. They ignore the signals until their body forces them to stop — injury, burnout, complete breakdown.

That's not strength. That's stubbornness. And it doesn't end well.

Progress isn't about forcing your body to do what you planned. It's about working with what your body can actually do today and adjusting when it tells you something's off.

That's the shift. And it's one most people never make because they think flexibility is weakness.

It's not. It's how you actually last.

03/17/2026

I've been going to bed earlier.

Not because I want to. Because perimenopause is kicking my ass right now and my sleep is absolute s**t, so I'm doing everything I can to stack the deck in my favor.

I've always been a solid 7-8 hours to function kind of person. That's never been negotiable for me. But now? Even when I do everything right, I'm waking up at 2am because my body can't decide if it's freezing or burning up — cold to hot to cold to hot on repeat — and good luck falling back asleep after that.

So I'm in bed earlier. Not because I'm tired at 9:30 — honestly I'm not — but because if I'm going to lose two hours in the middle of the night to hot flashes and insomnia, I need to at least give myself a fighting chance of hitting seven total.

I've got cooling sheets. A cooling blanket. I'm on HRT and have been for years. I get my bloodwork done every three months. I'm doing search-a-word puzzles and reading before bed. I'm doing all the things.

And some nights it still doesn't matter.

Your body changes. Your needs change. What worked before doesn't just stop working — it gets actively hijacked by hormones doing whatever the hell they want.

So now I'm navigating this in real time. Adjusting what I can control because I can't control the hot flashes or the 2am wake-ups or the fact that my body is in a completely different season than it was five years ago.

This is what real life looks like. It's not perfect. It's not some inspiring before-and-after story. It's just me figuring out how to take care of myself in the season I'm actually in.

Most people are still trying to force strategies that worked before and wondering why nothing sticks anymore. Your body changes. What works has to change too.
That's the work nobody talks about. And that's why most people stay stuck.

03/17/2026

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Whether you're here to get strong, learn to fight, develop as an athlete, or just finally show up for yourself — there's a place for you at Relentless.

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Hi! Welcome to Hope & Faith Fitness, home of Relentless Training. First and foremost, I’m a Christ follower, wife, twin mom, personal trainer, fitness nutrition coach, self professed neat freak, who enjoys working out, lots of sarcasm, has a bit of a mouth but loves Jesus andddddd eating all the food and educating and inspiring others to become the best version of themselves! I’m so glad you’re here!

My goal is to continually improve my level of health & fitness through proper nutrition and hard work and to inspire my friends, family and others along the way. There is no magic pill or diet that is going to get you there. I wish!! Making & committing to a lifestyle change is the ONLY way to get there. I want to be around a long time and after watching my grandparents health deteriorate rapidly over their final years due to lack of activity and unhealthy eating habits (which lead to Diabetes and numerous other health issues) I REFUSE to put my children and future grandchildren through that. Childhood obesity is disgustingly rampant today and we have no one to blame but ourselves. I run my own business, am a wife and mom of beautiful, busy twin girls, maintain a household and so on, so can YOU. We make time for what matters to us.

Beachbody (at home workout programs) ignited my passion for helping others. I went on and became a Certified Personal Trainer, Corrective Exercise Specialist, Fitness Nutrition Coach and a few other specialties...suffice it to say, I’ve got you covered. ;-) I now run a successful in home training business and am able to offer at home programs for those who are not local. It's the best of both worlds!

Bottom line, I want to be around a long time and I don't want to burden my children with preventable health issues when I'm old. I want to be a positive role model to my girls. And I'm no where near perfect; I still love me some pizza and ice cream! Blue Bell Banana Pudding is to die for!! I just don't eat the whole pint in one sitting anymore. :) My pants thank me for that. ;-) I believe in living a balanced lifestyle; one of moderation, not deprivation. I'd love to answer any questions you may have or just be here to support you on your journey to a healthier, happier YOU! It doesn't matter if you purchase a program or train in-person with me, I want YOU to be healthier and if I can support you in any way, shape or form then my goal with this page is serving its purpose. Check out my website at www.hopefaithfit.com or send me a PM right here to chat!

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