Perfectly Flawed Fit

Perfectly Flawed Fit Simplifying sustainable health and fitness for women with young families.

Here’s a lunch I prepped from a couple weeks ago (first slide). Jagafa and I are those boring people that you feel bad f...
09/05/2026

Here’s a lunch I prepped from a couple weeks ago (first slide). Jagafa and I are those boring people that you feel bad for because they eat the same lunch every single day, the funny part is that for us this is actually our happy place, the lunch is prepped, packed away and we can just focus on other things.



We have been doing 30 days of being a bit more intentional with our meals, initially the goal was to do a 30 day cut but we quickly realized that just focusing on eating more balanced meals is what we need right now because if we’re being honest we already think we look good to ourselves.
If you are always finding yourself ordering lunch, not packing lunch for work or wondering what to eat for lunch then prepping lunch ahead might be helpful for you. If you don’t like the idea of eating the same thing everyday, you can make double batch for supper so you always have extra for lunch. Meal prepping should still be happening regardless of your preference and here are some options you can try:
✅Big batch prep of ground meat to use for salads, wraps, soups, tacos etc.
✅Big batch prep of grains/quinoa/rice (you can freeze it or leave in the fridge for a couple days) makes it easy to throw meals together
✅Prep fruits and veggies (for veggies best not to cut all at once, cut what you need for 2-3 days)
✅Make overnight oats and have in the fridge, overnight oats are not just for breakfast they can also be used for lunch.
✅Prep some breakfast items like eggs, sausages, bacon.
✅Buy rotisserie chicken and use it for salads, soups, sandwiches, tacos etc
✅Buy bagged salad
Remember that meal prepping is you setting yourself up for success and a love letter to your future self.

If you would like some new meal ideas dm me your email or comment “ideas” and I will send some your way.

With Love,
Grace 💗💗💗

I decided I wanted to become a trainer when I saw that most trainers I met were not willing to think outside the box whe...
09/03/2026

I decided I wanted to become a trainer when I saw that most trainers I met were not willing to think outside the box when it came to fitness and it seemed like a lot of trainers saw fitness as a one size fits all. Since I wasn’t someone who grew up working out or even seeing people workout I thought I could become a trainer and be an inspiration for people who don’t see themselves as fitness people.
I failed my first personal training certification exam. I’m really not great at multiple choice exams because I’m an over thinker and I also stopped taking science courses a long time ago. It was so new and scary, becoming a trainer is still one of the scariest things I ever did. Even if I was so scared and sometimes still am, I wanted to help others and that was the only thing that kept me going.

In 2017 I got my first personal training job at a big box gym and I actually loved it, I loved training clients 1:1. I built relationships and it was such a great way to transition into a new city. I loved being a 1:1 personal trainer so much, loved seeing my clients and watching them get strong and more confident.

I found out I was pregnant with Joshua September 2017, and I was so confused. I was worried about a variety of things and one of them was how to workout while pregnant. When I was told I was strong enough and could keep doing what I was doing I knew it didn’t make sense, I was doing a lot of intense workouts and I was just scared of what might happen. I’m Nigerian and so the opinions where rolling in, I’d literally get messages asking why I’m still working out 😂. I hated working out while pregnant, I was scared and unsure, it was awful.

In 2018 after having Joshua, I had a very different expectation of what my body would do. I thought I would have him and my belly will just look close to what it looked it. I say this now and I’m totally embarrassed because I know better but I actually didn’t know better. I had internalized all the fit mama posts I’d seen, all the comments that I’ll just go back to having abs after my baby without even realizing it. My postpartum body was so far from what I imagined it will be.

On top of all the stress of being a new mo

Yesterday I shared an intro post and I wanted to share this part because this is very relevant to my journey as a traine...
09/02/2026

Yesterday I shared an intro post and I wanted to share this part because this is very relevant to my journey as a trainer and starting this page.

In 2010 I moved to Nanaimo, British Columbia with my sister Angie(ps: I’m so fortunate because I’m still riding with the girls I met in 2009 when I came to Canada, these women have come to become my family, God really does mix the sour with the sweet). When we got to Nanaimo from Ottawa it felt like a mistake at first because it was much smaller and the bus service was almost non-existent. This was a hard adjustment because we were living in college residence before now and we had to adjust.

Fast forward to 2011 I had a long break in-between classes so a friend and I started going to the uni gym to workout (mostly walking on the treadmill and admiring the basketball players 😂). One day a group of female athletes walked into the gym, they started lifting weights and I remember thinking “I wonder if I can do that too”, I thought this but immediately stopped by myself because that’s ridiculous. I left the gym that day and kept thinking about it, I would have to say that it was that moment that made me start to think of what it would feel like to be able to do what those girls were doing. This was how I basically started my accidental fitness journey.

Back then I was very skinny and had lots of people ask why I needed to workout. I had people tell me that I didn’t need to workout because I was already so skinny, because the only reason to workout is to lose weight. This way of thinking is so dangerous because we have a lot of women/men today who are stuck thinking that way.

I had to find a solid reason for why I was working out since apparently skinny people have no business with working out. I found out that you can gain weight by working out, but I didn’t want to gain too much muscle and look like a man (yes I’ve come a long way). So I started attempting weight training, I went to classes and I got a trainer for a short period. I loved working out as my hobby, so I read so much about working out and nutrition. It went from a hobby to something I wanted to share with other women.

And that my friends is how we got here. I started this page as a way to share my fitness journey not thinking I’d ever become a personal trainer.

Come back tomorrow for my journey as a trainer so far.

With Love,
Grace 💗💗💗

Hello friends, It’s been a while since I did an intro post and there are so many new faces here and I think now is a gre...
08/31/2026

Hello friends,

It’s been a while since I did an intro post and there are so many new faces here and I think now is a great time to do one.

I’m a rambler so naturally I hate intros because where do I even begin but I’ll begin from where I think maybe relevant.

My name is Grace (incase you don’t already know that) I love many things about myself but my name is probably one of my favourite things that my parents gave me. I grew up in Nigeria and lived there until I was 19, I moved to Canada for school in 2009 with the hope of moving back to Nigeria after but I didn’t and 17 years later I have to say I love calling Canada home.

I went to university for a business degree (finance major 😂), but I became a personal trainer in 2016 because it was my passion and it’s not been an easy journey but I love this work.

I became a personal trainer because I wanted to help people especially women feel comfortable working out and make fitness a lifestyle. When I became a mom I also realized that there’s a gap for pre and postnatal fitness which is what led me to pursue my pre and postnatal fitness trainer designation.

I’m a mom to 3 kids who keep me very busy and a wife to the most amazing man who takes such great care of me and is the most supportive husband ever.

I love Jesus and I am disciple of Jesus, so I live my life to declare His goodness and give Him glory.

Come back tomorrow for how I accidentally started a fitness journey that led me to becoming a trainer. Also please tell me a quick fact about you in the comment section, let’s get to know each other.

With Love,
Grace 💗💗💗

Fall into routine and get back to meal planning and meal prepping. I love fall because it’s a reminder to get back to th...
08/30/2026

Fall into routine and get back to meal planning and meal prepping. I love fall because it’s a reminder to get back to the routines that help keep things more organized and that is always a great idea.

A great place to start is with meals, meal planning is a non-negotiable nutrition habit that I encourage my nutrition coaching clients to make sure they’re prioritizing. Meal planning is just writing down the meals that you will make for the week so you are not having to look at your fridge and all the grocery in it but not know what to do with it.

I personally like to meal plan and then use my meal plan as the guide for what I need for groceries. I also like to encourage my clients to do some meal prepping, it doesn’t have to be cooking everything but it can look like:

✅Chopping vegetables
✅Prepping, seasoning and portioning out the meat for your meals
✅Washing and having fruits ready to eat so it becomes the go to snack to grab
✅Batch cooking grains so you’re not having to make all the meals for scratch at 5pm on a Wednesday when you’re already overstimulated.

Taking these simple steps does make a difference in your week and in your health not just by helping you eat better but also reducing stress in your life.

I encourage you to meal plan and prep for this new week, your future self will thank you for it.

With Love,
Grace 💗💗💗


For weekly meal ideas and recipes send a dm with your email or comment “recipes”

I love this life I’ve been blessed with I’ll romanticize it because it’s more than I could ask forI love this life I get...
08/28/2026

I love this life I’ve been blessed with

I’ll romanticize it because it’s more than I could ask for

I love this life I get to live

I’ll bask in it because I don’t deserve it

I love this life I’ve been given

I’ll celebrate it because I have every reason to.

Happy Friday, here’s a throwback picture to a casual summer day with the kids that keep me humble and guessing 😝. I love them more than words could ever express but I’m also tired.

With Love,
Grace 💗💗💗

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