20/08/2026
Becoming the strongest, healthiest and most capable version of *YOU* does not mean keeping yourself as the smallest version of you.
A conversation I had with a client recently got me wanting to say a few words …
When you’re building muscle, your body is supposed to change.
Your old size might not fit in the same way. Your jeans might feel tighter in places, your measurements might increase and your weight might go up. Now i’m not saying this to scare you, I’m saying this to remind you that these aren’t things we need to be avoiding if it has come from muscle gain and is enabling us to be better, stronger and healthier.
These changes can feel uncomfortable when we’ve spent years believing that smaller = better … I get it.
But here’s your reminder:
You’re still feminine. You’re still you. Your body changing doesn’t change who you are.
Please don’t tie your worth to a number on the scale, or the way a piece of clothing fits.
Some of the numbers going up doesn’t automatically mean you’re going backwards. It could mean you’re fuelling your body, building muscle, getting stronger and becoming healthier.
You’re allowed to take up space.
You’re allowed to get stronger.
You’re allowed to let your body change.
Because the goal was never to be the smallest version of you.
It’s to be the strongest, healthiest version of you. 🤍
Muscles are a good thing, they show strength, patience, resilience, commitment and health. In a world where so much can be bought, be proud of what you’ve built and earned 💪🏼
Here’s a pic of us girlies with our muscles out!