Client journeys

Susan didn’t want to miss the special moments in life. When she started having trouble getting up the stairs she knew it was time to take action.

Being a new mom is tough. When Jennifer couldn’t lift up her son without pain she was heartbroken. She wanted to feel healthy and confident again.

For Jared, no achievement on the hardwood or freshly cut grass of a football field could compare with cradling his newborn son.

Mike realized the impact adulting had on his health when his daughter wanted to play in the yard. He wanted to get in shape but on his terms.

The birth of Terry’s son was a wake-up call and his motivation to get healthier. He didn’t want to miss a moment!

When Natalie moved into a building with a broken elevator she struggled to get up the stairs. She couldn’t live in denial anymore that she was getting older.

Getting back to the simple joys in life like walks with her husband and dog, Mr. Snuffles, seemed out of reach. Jenna knew she needed outside accountability.

Becca had just landed her dream job as a graphic artist. But after 12 hour days, she was dazed and drained. Waking up tired was cramping her creativity.

Greg felt betrayed by his body when he couldn’t keep balanced on his surfboard. Pushing himself harder wasn’t working. Greg’s wife suggested another plan.

Mary’s dad was her hero. She wanted to work in the warehouse just like him. The heavy lifting took a toll, but she was determined to keep active.

Aditya was discouraged when she started experiencing pain and fatigue from Lyme Disease. Her doctor suggested starting a custom fitnesses plan.

Richard wanted to feel better inside and out but generic fitness apps weren’t doing it. He needed someone who could help him stay consistent.

A break-up, quarantining in a Manhattan apartment, turning 30 in isolation, and many failed attempts at getting in shape made Kaycie even more determined to succeed.

After falling into a pit of despair, Devin felt like he had nothing to lose and everything to gain if he had a rock solid accountability partner.

Rob knew having a healthier body and mind was the key to living a better life. But playing video games was easier (and more appealing). He needed support from a trainer.

Rayna didn’t have enough energy and mobility to keep up with her son. She needed to find a plan that would get everyone moving more and eating better.

Josh thought he was in good shape until he had to navigate the airport with his kids and a mountain of luggage. He never wanted to endure that chaos again.

Rebecca realized it was time for a change when the advice she gave her son to live a healthy life didn’t line up with the behaviors she was modeling for him.

Amber just wanted to feel comfortable in her own skin, especially at the community pool. She committed to not ghosting her trainer or holding herself back.

Justine loved meeting her friends for coffee. But always worried what seats would be available. She decided to take action and feel good about herself, no matter what!

As she got older, gardening (and life in general) became harder. Claire wanted to conquer her stiff and sore body so she could continue enjoying her garden.

Jesse wanted to be the parent that does it all. Supporting her son on and off the ballpark meant committing to getting healthy as a family.

Missing a flight because he had to rest multiple times walking through the airport was the last straw for Joey. He was overwhelmed and needed support.

Luca was devastated when he needed to ask for the seatbelt extender. He’d let his health fall on the back burner and now it was time for a change.

All Jordan’s kids wanted to do was go to the amusement park. All Jordan could think about was not being able to fit on the rides.

Yasmin’s whole life was centered around the food industry. Eating comfort food took a toll on her health and walking to the mailbox was a struggle.