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Why We Don’t Do Before-and-After Pictures at Aspire
If you’ve spent any time on fitness Instagram, you know the format. Left side: someone looking tired, maybe a little slouched, “before” stamped in the corner. Right side: same person, six or twelve or ninety days later, standing a little taller, “after” stamped with pride. Cue the applause emojis. We
HERstory – Susie B.
In January 2020, around the time of my 55th birthday, I decided it was time to make a change to my workout regimen, which at that time was inconsistent and/or nonexistent. It was time for accountability and a new “push”. I found Alloy (now Aspire) through a Google search for
HERstory – Charlotte B.
Fitness has always been part of my life, but for years I pursued it on my own through outdoor activities and independent gym workouts. Over time, I discovered I really enjoyed the energy, accountability and camaraderie of working out with a group. In June 2024, a knee injury sidelined me
You Can Have Reasons or You Can Have Results (But Not Both)
Let’s play a quick game. I want you to think about your health and fitness goal — the one you’ve been chasing for a while now. Got it? Okay. Now I want you to think about all the reasons you haven’t hit it yet. Work’s been insane. Your kid had
HERstory – Abisola I.
I came to Aspire because I wanted to invest more intentionally in my health. I had always watched what I ate and lived a passively active lifestyle, but I knew I could do more. A conversation with a friend at church about visceral fat sparked a quest to learn more.
Willpower vs. WHYpower
Let’s talk about willpower for a second, because I think we’ve all been lied to about it. We treat willpower like it’s a personality trait. Like some people are just “built different” and can say no to the office donuts, wake up at 5am without hitting snooze four times, and