Turns out I'm still like this.
During the pandemic I had time in a way I'll probably never have again, and I used it—I built more strength, mobility, and aerial technique than I ever had before. Then life picked back up. The business grew. Time got scarce in the way it always does when things go well, and training slipped further and further down the list until most of what I'd built quietly disappeared.
I turn fifty this December. I'm finally out of the pain that kept me from training the way I wanted to, and my body is ready again. So it's time to find out what's still there.
This is a new series. Some of it will be about rebuilding the strength and technique I lost when life got busy. Some of it will be about the other things I've forgotten about myself in the process—the parts that get buried when you're just trying to keep up with everything you're responsible for. Midlife has a way of asking you to remember who you actually are, underneath everything you've had to set aside to keep going.
I'm stubborn. I get obsessive about things I care about. I love movement more than almost anything else in my life. Turns out, I'm still like this.
Come along.
During the pandemic I had time in a way I'll probably never have again, and I used it—I built more strength, mobility, and aerial technique than I ever had before. Then life picked back up. The business grew. Time got scarce in the way it always does when things go well, and training slipped further and further down the list until most of what I'd built quietly disappeared.
I turn fifty this December. I'm finally out of the pain that kept me from training the way I wanted to, and my body is ready again. So it's time to find out what's still there.
This is a new series. Some of it will be about rebuilding the strength and technique I lost when life got busy. Some of it will be about the other things I've forgotten about myself in the process—the parts that get buried when you're just trying to keep up with everything you're responsible for. Midlife has a way of asking you to remember who you actually are, underneath everything you've had to set aside to keep going.
I'm stubborn. I get obsessive about things I care about. I love movement more than almost anything else in my life. Turns out, I'm still like this.
Come along.