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I’ve organized a FREE WORKOUT GROUP here in the Fort Stewart, Hunter Army Air, Savannah, Pooler, and Richmond Hill area for all military spouses. I bring all the equipment, you bring a willing mindset to leave stronger than you came, and love on other military spouses. Always kid friendly, all fitness levels welcome, and if you have time, a cup of coffee and conversation afterward. Join our Facebook group for dates, times, and locations.

I believe staying FIT physically, keeps us fit for the call on our life, as our Solider serves the call on his/hers. 

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My daughters been at church camp this week and it’s got me thinking. Why do we stop investing into ourselves as grown women? She initially didn’t want to go. The expense, the unknown, going alone, resisting the change of what already feels comfortable, staying at home. As parents we often times push our kids to grow, we invest in the shaping of their character. So I made her go. Shes come home each day ON FIRE 🔥 with excitement, filled up with love, and exhausted from a day of going #ALLiN. Thanking me over and over for pushing her to go. She’s being poured into. Being loved on, and given exasperating amounts of energy from the camp counselors. I know she is having an experience that will shape so much of who she is for years to come. And finish the week feeling so full it’ll carry into her challenging days as a growing girl in middle school. As parents it’s a no brainer to do these things for our kids. But why do we stop doing them for ourselves? Why do we struggle to give permission to get uncomfortable and continue to grow, or invest into ourselves? For the sixth year in a row I’ll be at Camp Gorgo this July. It’s a fitness camp with too many layers of depth to really define. I come home each year ON FIRE with excitement, filled up with love, and exhausted from a day of going #ALLiN from connecting with women like me. Each year as a camp coach I get more and more excited to pour into the women who maybe reluctantly gave themselves permission to come, to step away from her obligations for a weekend so she can RISE back into her purposes. I want to love and show her the exasperating amounts of energy I have in helping her LIVE #ALLiN. Because I know she will have an experience that will shape so much of how she shows up in her life afterward, and go home so thankful she went. Seeing my sweet girl evolve after a few days has me so excited for Camp Gorgo this July. After all, we are just little girls with big dreams who grew up, living in some of the heavier days of our lives, and just need that time to remember why it’s so important to invest into ourselves. So we can RISE, EVOLVE, RELATE, + MOVE our way to being the QUEEN we’re called to be.
#guilty🥴 The plastic bags in plastic bags couldn’t be more accurate. Which one is happening in your life? #momlife #almost40
I’m far from perfect, but I’ve gotten pretty good at this “Have a great time and stay pretty healthy” thing. To me that’s truly living #ALLiN! We are kicking off a fun SUMMER accountability group to help you do the same: Enjoy summer! We will do things like: 🍷 🍻 🍹 drinks with friends 🍔 🥗 BBQs with friends and family 🔥 ⛺️ ⭐️ Camping and enjoying Mother Nature 👙 We’ve started a HOT AND HEALTHY SUMMER PROGRAM using the same nutrition plan I’ve followed the past 5 years. We start July 8th🇺🇸, comment below if you’re in or want more info! #hotandhealthy #balance #teamtotalimpact
Women feel like we need permission....have courage, LEAD and let’s change that.👑✨💘 #ALLiN
I could’ve edited my stomach, waist, and maybe even my belly button that’s still a little saggy from an umbilical hernia during pregnancy, but I didn’t🔥✨. I’m #ALLiN on all of me. #growthmindset #authenticfitness
Will I see you there? Can’t wait for this #ALLiN weekend with my QUEENS 👑✨. #tribe #gorgogirl

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