Zoey's journey thus far in The Flex Fam Group Coaching Program

"My 20’s consisted of me gaining weight then losing it, then gaining and then losing. I did not really have the light bulb moment until 4 years ago when I was 29. I realized most of the women in my industry were unhealthy and overweight...

Nicole's journey thus far in The Flex Fam Group Coaching Program

“I thought I would share my progress. The point of this post is that sometimes the physical progress is slow. But if you are patient (really patient), it ramps up!

📍Jan 2022: My starting weight was 160 lbs. It was not my worst weig...

Scales lie. That's just the way it is. What should be an objective metric is often inaccurate, difficult to decipher, and not directly correlated with your progress.

In general, the scale is probably my least favorite tool to track progress.

BUT, I do think it has its place when used appropriately...

I'm excited to share this transformation with you from a fellow nutrition and fitness coach, Candace!

As you'll read below, Candace came to me with an already impressive transformation that she had made on her own from adopting a low-carb lifestyle for the past 6 years.

She experienced tons of ben...

If someone ever tells you that losing fat and building muscle is a lost cause once you hit a certain age...they clearly have NO FREAKIN CLUE what they're talking about.

Want proof?

Check out my badass client Karen!

In her initial intake form, Karen wrote:

"Wondering if metabolic flexibility is p...

Patience. Consistency. Trust. Commitment.

^These are the four key behaviors that I believe embody any successful transformation.

My client Tara is a perfect example of someone who committed to the long haul, trusted the process, and stayed extremely consistent and patient.

We began working togeth...

I'm beyond excited to share this transformation and testimonial from my badass client, Teryn!!

I talk about this ALL THE TIME on my podcast MetFlex and Chill -- if you're only focusing on weight loss (the scale number) and not paying attention to how your body is actually changing along the way (fa...