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SRG Fit - Strength & Nutrition Coaching

Online Strength & Nutrition Coaching
Get Stronger, Break the Diet Cycle, and Live Your Best Life Welcome to SRG Fit!

With nearly a decade of coaching experience, our head coach Shane, has helped a diverse range of clients - from powerlifters to grandparents - transform their lives through fitness and nutrition. Our non-diet approach emphasizes balance, mindfulness, and a healthier relationship with food, ensuring you can achieve your goals sustainably. At SRG Fit, we're committed to creating an inclusive, judgem

ent-free environment where people from all walks of life, including the LGBTQIA+ community and other marginalized groups, feel supported and empowered. We celebrate diversity and are dedicated to helping you succeed in your unique fitness journey. Our remote coaching program takes the benefits of in-person training and adapts it to a convenient, accessible online platform. We provide you with personalized workout plans, ongoing support, and accountability to help you stay on track and reach your goals. You'll have access to our user-friendly Stridist app, where you can track workouts, nutrition, and progress, as well as directly message your coach for guidance and motivation. Experience the benefits of our tailored, flexible approach to fitness, designed to fit seamlessly into your lifestyle. Start your journey toward lasting change with SRG Fit today!

06/15/2026

Hey... it's just basic science.
The adaptation doesn't happen during the workout. It happens after. While we sleep and recover. During the part where you're doing absolutely freaking nothing.

But somewhere along the way, a lot of us got convinced that rest means lazy. That if you're not constantly grinding, you're falling behind.

That's just not how the body works.

Sleep. Eat. Hydrate. Repeat. That's not the boring part of training… that's the actual training. The lifting is just the signal. The rest is where the magic happens.

Drop a 😴 if you needed to hear that today.

06/08/2026

June is Men's Mental Health Month and I'm going to say the quiet part loud.
We've spent our whole lives being told that strength means silence. Push through it. Walk it off. Don't talk about it. Be a man.
And a lot of us internalized that so completely that we don't even recognize when we're struggling anymore. We just... keep moving. Stay busy. Find something to control.
(I'm not saying I've never done exactly this. I am saying it doesn't work.)
Here's what the data actually says: men are significantly less likely to seek mental health treatment than women but die by su***de at nearly 4x the rate. That gap between struggling in silence and asking for help is literally costing lives.
Silence isn't strength. It never was.
Talking about it is strength. Reaching out is strength. Showing up for yourself on the days your brain is fighting you… that's the strongest thing you can do.
If you're a guy who's struggling right now... this is me telling you directly.. it's okay. You don't have to earn the right to not be okay. You don't have to explain it or justify it or minimize it.
You just have to take one step. Talk to someone. Reach out. Today if you can.
Drop a 💚 if you needed to hear this.
Be kind to yourself and stay awesome.

06/07/2026

June is Men's Mental Health Month, and I'm just going to say the quiet part out loud.

Nearly 80% of su***de deaths are men. 60% of those men had no documented mental health condition at the time. That's not a statistic you absorb once and move on from.

1 in 10 men deal with depression or anxiety every year... and less than half of them ever get help. Not because they don't deserve it. Because we built a culture that told them not to.

Here's what that distress actually looks like in men, because it's probably not what you picture:

It looks like three weeks of disproportionate road rage.
It looks like working 70 hours because stopping feels dangerous.
It looks like the gym becoming a place to disappear into rather than a place to grow.

As a coach I've spent 14+ years at the intersection of fitness, nutrition, and mental health... and I can tell you the research on movement and mood is genuinely fascinating. Exercise recalibrates your cortisol response. It increases BDNF (basically fertilizer for your neurons). 90% of serotonin is produced in your gut, not your brain, which means what you eat matters more than most people realize.

None of that replaces professional support. I want to be clear about that. But it can be the first crack in the wall for men who aren't ready for anything else yet.

https://www.srgfit.training/post/men-s-mental-health-what-the-data-says-and-how-fitness-and-nutrition-can-help

If you're not okay right now... that's allowed. Bad brain days are welcome here.

Be Kind to Yourself and stay awesome. 💚

06/05/2026

I want to be really clear about something...
SRG Fit is an affirming space. Not just for Pride Month and definitely not because it's good marketing.
Always. Full stop.

LGBTQIA+ clients are welcome here, celebrated here, and coached with the same intensity, care, and zero tolerance for shame that every SRG Fit client gets.

Fitness spaces have a long history of being hostile to q***r folks. Body policing. Binary assumptions. The kind of environment that makes you feel watched instead of supported. I don't do any of that here.

You deserve a coach who sees the whole you. Not a version of you that's easier to deal with. Not a quieter, smaller, more palatable version.
You. Exactly as you are.

Strength has no label. Love is love. And you belong here.
Happy Pride. 🏳️‍🌈💚

Be kind to yourself and stay awesome.

05/29/2026

Mental Health Awareness Month ends this weekend… But the fight a lot of people are battling quietly? That keeps going long after the hashtags disappear.

So before May wraps up, I want to remind you of something…
You survived days you thought would break you. You kept showing up when your brain told you not to. You kept trying even when progress felt slow, messy, or invisible. Every last bit of that matters.

At SRG Fit, mental health is never a marketing angle. It is part of the foundation.
Because strength is not just physical. Sometimes strength is going to therapy, taking your meds, asking for help , eating a real meal , going for a walk, or just getting through the day without quitting on yourself

You are not behind. You are not broken. And you do not have to do this alone.
Apply now at SRGFit.training
No toxic BS fitness bro culture… Just strength, support, accountability, and a coach that actually gives a damn.

Strength. Compassion. Legendary Support.

05/27/2026

I coach the way I do because I know what it feels like to struggle mentally while trying to function like everything is normal.
13+ years sober… Still dealing with anxiety. Still dealing with depression. Still having bad brain days.
Fitness has helped me rebuild structure, confidence, and consistency.

That is why SRG Fit exists the way it does.
I wanted to build the kind of coaching space I wish more people had access to… A place where mental health is part of the conversation instead of ignored. Where workouts are not punishment, nutrition is not guilt, struggling does not make you weak, and where people are treated with kindness.

Some clients come here to get stronger physically. Some come here because they are trying to survive a difficult chapter of life and need structure, support, and something stable to hold onto. And a lot come for both.

Strength is not just about muscle. Sometimes strength is asking for help. Sometimes strength is trying again. Sometimes strength is simply refusing to give up on yourself.

That is why I coach the way I do.

05/25/2026

1 in 5 adults experience mental illness every year.

Think about that for a second… Friends. Coworkers. Family. Gym members. Parents. Partners. People smiling while quietly struggling.

Mental health challenges are incredibly common… but because so many people feel ashamed to talk about it, they end up believing they are alone… They are not.

One of the biggest things we can do as coaches, friends, partners, and human beings is help normalize honest conversations around mental health.

Not every problem needs a motivational speech. Sometimes people just need support, patience, understanding, and a reminder that struggling does not make them broken. That mindset is deeply built into SRG Fit.

Strength is not about pretending everything is fine. It is about learning how to keep moving forward honestly.

Research: National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), 2024.

05/22/2026

Some of the strongest people I know are fighting battles nobody else can see.
Anxiety. Depression. Addiction recovery. Burnout. Trauma. Chronic stress.

And despite all of it... They keep showing up.

That is true strength.

Real strength is learning how to keep moving forward while also being honest about where you are mentally.

One thing strength training teaches people over time is this… You can survive discomfort. You can adapt. You can rebuild. You can do hard things. And that lesson carries far beyond the gym.

At SRG Fit, we are not chasing perfection. We are building resilience.

05/20/2026

Movement is medicine… and not in the fake motivational influencer way…. and definitely not in the “just work out and your depression disappears” way…

I am talking about the kind that helps regulate stress and improves your sleep. The kind that reminds you your body can still DO things even when your brain feels heavy.

Research consistently shows that regular physical activity is associated with lower rates of depression and anxiety. And no... that does not mean you need to destroy yourself in the gym 6 days a week.

Walking, stretching, lifting, going outside counts….. Doing SOMETHING counts.
Some days movement changes your mood…. and some days it does not…. but building the habit of showing up for yourself matters either way.

At SRG Fit, training is not punishment. It is support.

Research: WHO Physical Activity Guidelines 2020 Pearce et al. 2022 — Physical activity and incident depression.

05/18/2026

Bad brain days are real.
Not the cute productivity TikTok version… Not the “just think positive” version… The real version.
The one where your brain feels heavy, where basic tasks feel impossible, where your anxiety is loud, and where depression turns simple things into mountains.
I know those days. A lot of my clients know those days too.
That is one reason SRG Fit was built differently.
Because fitness should not only exist for people who already feel confident, motivated, energetic, and mentally okay.
Some days your workout is the win. Some days eating one decent meal is the win. Some days surviving the day without completely shutting down is the win. That all still counts.
You are not weak for struggling. You are not broken because your brain fights you sometimes.
And no... you do not have to "earn" rest before taking care of yourself.
Keep showing up however you can.

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