03/02/2026
Before you can get the results you want...before you can successfully take on more 'intense' activities (e.g., strength training to failure, HIIT cardio, etc), you need to ensure you're working with a solid foundation.
That solid foundation is a β¨regulated nervous systemβ¨
Trust me, you'll know when you're there... all of a sudden you'll feel more peaceful and grounded, starting and ending your day with a calmer and more enjoyable state of mind, you'll start to feel less body tension, you'll start to feel less emotionally reactive, you'll start to handle life's stressors with more ease. Can you imagine? π€―
You need to have the energy bandwidth available, to take on big health and fitness goals.
You can't just willpower through everything. We are organisms that require so many chemical reactions and processes to function, and those require energy production. The supply is not endless, if we do not fuel and take care of the tank properly.
If you jump right into an intense regimen, without attending to the most basic underlying health metrics first, you mighttt be able to physically sustain the routine (at least for a while)...but at what cost?
π Nervous system regulation starts with the slow, intentional, mindful stuff that assures your brain that you are SAFE.
This assurance of safety not only makes you feel great, but it allows you to then add-on other health habits and behaviors, and prevent injury and burnout, so you get the best results from your hard work.
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