06/10/2026
One thing that clicked for me today during my workout:
A lot of us spend so much time wondering, "Am I engaging my core correctly?" that we end up overthinking it.
As a mom who's had multiple C-sections, I've noticed that sometimes I naturally let my pelvis tip forward and my stomach push outward during exercises. Today I focused on a slight pelvic tuck—not an aggressive squeeze, just enough to bring my ribs, core, and pelvis into a better position.
The difference was immediate.
I felt stronger.
I felt more stable.
I felt my glutes working harder.
And I wasn't relying on momentum or ego lifting to move the weight.
Sometimes it's not about adding more weight. Sometimes it's about improving your position so the muscles you're trying to train can actually do their job.
A small adjustment can completely change how an exercise feels.
I'm still learning every day, but today's workout was a good reminder that strength starts with control. 💛
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🤍 Hi, I’m Kimi.
I’m 34, breastfeeding, and rebuilding after my 3rd C-section.
My husband is currently in Nigeria while we fight our way through immigration, so this season has looked a lot like solo motherhood while we wait to be reunited.
I came home from Nigeria 7 weeks pregnant, and this journey changed me.
This page is me rebuilding—physically, mentally, and spiritually.
No crash diets.
No fake “bounce back.”
No pretending.
Just learning my body, eating better, training smarter, and showing up.
I’m doing this for myself, for my husband, for my babies, and for any woman who needs to see that rebuilding is possible.
If motherhood changed your body too, sit with me 🤍