01/03/2026
Getting a “new body” is often part of New Year’s resolutions, but obsessing over changing your body usually does more harm than good. What we see work best isn’t chasing a new body. It’s taking better care of the one you already have.
How you treat your body shows. Wanting a “new” body often comes with being unhappy with your current one, and that mindset rarely leads to lasting change. You don’t build strength, consistency, or confidence from self-criticism. You really do catch more flies with honey.
Feed your body nourishing food, move it regularly, and rest when you need to. Movement helps regulate stress, improves posture and mobility, supports digestion, and builds strength that carries into everyday life. Pilates, for example, focuses on control, awareness, and efficiency, working with your body instead of forcing it.
You don’t need to hate your body into changing. Care tends to work better. If you’re setting intentions for 2026, try choosing movement that feels supportive, not punishing, and let the results follow.