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We offer RESULTS. If you're ready to workout hard, sweat, and achieve your fitness and life goals, y We shave off self-doubt and boost confidence TOGETHER.

Training with Anjannette is where you check your noisy baggage at the door and peel off your stress to work hard, sweat, and achieve some goals all while having fun. Craving that endorphin rush during a workout? Well, we’ll get you there AND make sure this high lasts a lifetime. Having Anjannette on your fitness team isn’t just about the now. It’s about how we can live fit, healthy, active lives through great-grandparenthood. We work on vital fitness, where you’ll not only feel satisfied in front of the mirror, but you’ll counteract aging and chronic health conditions. Accelerate your fitness to the next level. Take control NOW. Start because you can. We’re here to help you do that. If you're ready to burn the fat, feed the muscle, boost your energy, and get RESULTS, then you've found the right trainer. Call or email me today for your consult to see if we're a good fit.

06/10/2023

Wow! A big thank you to all the generous souls who have already reached out and donated backpacks to support K-6 kids in preparing for the upcoming school year. Your contributions are making a meaningful impact

However, our mission is not complete yet, and we still need many more backpacks to meet the needs of all the kids. We invite you to join us and be a part of the solution by drop shipping new or unused backpacks to the address provided:

Anjannette Price
3150 18th St, Unit 415, Mailbox 209
San Francisco, CA 94110

Please help us spread the word by sharing this initiative with your friends and loved ones. Together, we can make a significant difference and provide these deserving kids with the tools they need to succeed

Once again, a heartfelt thank you for being a part of The EdY Project and making a positive difference in the lives of underrepresented children. Your support is deeply appreciated!

08/25/2021

You can’t do anything if you try to do everything

Or if this version speaks to you more - you can do anything if you stop trying to do everything

To get to where you want to be, to become who you want to be, you gotta focus

We get so distracted by the little tasks, you know, the ones that don’t serve your long term vision

And that’s exactly what they are - distractions

We distract ourselves because it can be scary being the better version of yourself

The most successful people (however you want to define success) have a team, they have help. They don’t try to do everything, and that’s why they’re who they are today

We’re not meant to be able to do everything let alone do everything by ourselves

Here’s to you, who WILL do anything you set your mind to

07/05/2021

For many of us, today is not a celebration. Just as all lives can’t matter until Black lives matter, there is no true American freedom until all Americans are free
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“I say it with a sad sense of disparity between us. I am not included within the pale of glorious anniversary! Your high independence only reveals the immeasurable distance between us”
~ an excerpt from the keynote address at an Independence Day celebration where Frederick Douglass asked, “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?”, July 1852

07/03/2021

🦀 HAPPY JULY ☀️ HAPPY SUMMER 🏝

What is everyone looking forward to this month?
I’m looking forward to:
✨ Celebrating the birth month of one of the most amazing people in my life, my Beeg Seester!!!
✨ Seeing family I haven’t seen in hella long in Phoenix
✨ Hosting my Aunt Linda in Oakland. Whaaaat!?!

Lots of family this month ❤️

What about you?!

06/19/2021

Juneteenth marks not only the freedom our Ancestors achieved, but the freedom we’re still fighting for

The ongoing significance Juneteenth remains important bc we continue to grapple with the tension between celebrating freedom and justice and the continued struggle to permanently secure both

This has been the challenge of generations, just as our Ancestors who resisted enslavement and imagined emancipation, but did not experience legal freedom until official news arrived on June 19, 1865. Their legacy and gift to us is that they woke up June 20th–and every morning since–fighting to maintain our freedom and expand its meaning. Our challenge today is to find and hold space for both celebration and struggle. We honor our Ancestors by acknowledging that which is good in our lives and stopping to revel in it. In addition, we inherit the obligation to continue their work to build a better, freer future for the generations that follow. Because, in many ways, THE FREEDOM WE’VE BEEN GIVEN IS THE FREEDOM WE MUST PASS ON

As this celebration of hard-won Black freedom makes its way into the mainstream, let’s be sure that we reckon with the history of American chattel slavery, honor the Black freedom fighters who brought its end, maintain the integrity of Juneteenth as a Black self-determined celebration, and commit ourselves fully to the continued struggle for reparations and freedom

So, let us say together, “Happy Juneteenth!” Let us be happy for the day our Ancestors were no longer legally held in the bo***ge of chattel slavery. Let us be happy we have the power to walk in their free footsteps, to rise each day to make the world anew. Let us be happy that, because we are free, we can help free somebody else

Every Juneteenth, let’s honor our Ancestors by acknowledging that which is good in our lives and pause to revel in it. We stand on the shoulders of those who came before us as we inherit the obligation to continue the work to build a free future for all Black people

Message inspired by and includes reflections from Dr. Melanye T. Price’s The Ongoing Significance of Juneteenth (read in full in link in bio), and the spirit of BLM’s Dr. Melina Abdullah

06/17/2021

Well...right now love doesn’t always win...but we’re working on it 😉
🏳️‍🌈 HAPPY PRIDE WOO WOO!!!!! 🏳️‍🌈

This year, I just had to borrow this message from the inspiring :
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To all my friends in the LGBTQIA2S+ Community.. Happy Pride Month. You deserve to live your truth. You deserve equality. I celebrate and stand with you now and always! 🌈
if you are struggling with seeing this post, please ask yourself why as you scroll by. Endevor to support Love and equality of all. It is not hard to accept people for who they are, but it does require we put in work to not hold ourselves as the standard that others should "measure up to". Treat others as you wish to be treated. Standing up for the rights of others do not diminish yours.
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Much love. Out ✌🏾

05/30/2021

The road isn’t always easy, but it’s always worth it (borrowed this from )

In this case, thinking of social justice. Happy Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month

05/28/2021

“My priority would be to fight against polarization. Because this whole society is so polarized. I think there are so many issues that all people of color should come together on, and there are forces in this country who want this polarization to take place.” —-Yuri Kochiyama

Taking a moment to recognize Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage month as we approach the last few days of May

Happy belated birthday, Yuri Kochiyama

Look her up!

05/03/2021

HAPPY MAY 💜
What is everyone looking forward to this month?
I’m looking forward to:
✨ Honoring Asian-American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month
✨ Seeing my mom and sister!
✨ Spending more time being active in nature

04/21/2021

George Floyd should be here.

We mourn as his family mourns and support them in finding solace and accountability through the guilty verdict -- because like countless others, they have been put in a position that they did not deserve

But let's be clear -- This verdict does not change what we know all too well: White supremacy still exists

An oppressive, racist system cannot and never will deliver justice for our people. It will never keep us safe. What we saw today was some form of accountability -- not justice

Justice would mean George Floyd would be here. Justice would mean a system not rooted in white supremacy. It would be the end of state-sanctioned violence. It would be defunded police. It would be investments in our communities

It remains abundantly clear that this still does not bring our loved ones back. We do not get George Floyd back. His daughter and family have to grow up without him. The day we will truly achieve justice is the day that no Black person is taken from us at the hands of police

We must continue to work toward abolition and Black liberation -- one where Black people across the diaspora thrive, experience joy, and are no longer defined by their struggles

Let us continue the work toward a world where there are no more George Floyds

No more.

In the name of Black lives -- the work will not stop until there are no more. Because

Thank you for this note, Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation

03/26/2021

END THE VIOLENCE!
TODAY, Friday March 26th, join , , and as they host a 12 hour live streaming event in honor of and day

Take a stand with us against racism, hatred and violence!

This is the time to come together in solidarity against racism, pandemic scapegoating and be empowered to make change

WATCH THE POWER OF UNIFIED ASIAN AND PACIFIC ISLANDER VOICES STAND WITH ALLIES AGAINST HATE, VIOLENCE AND RACISM

Join the event to watch Asian & Pacific Islander leaders and allies as well as educators, policy makers, artists, and more on YouTube (case sensitive): bit.ly/StandWithAsiansLIVE (5am - 5pm Pacific/8am-8pm Eastern). Link also in bio

I'll be on from 6:05-6:15am PST

See you there!

03/18/2021

Asians F-ing Belong PERIOD! We are outraged! We belong here, in the conversations, in the anti-racism work, in the movies, on the covers, in the history books, on the sports teams, in the White House, in your hearts! Long before Covid, our children have been bullied, our elders killed, our women r***d, our men ridiculed. When will you open your eyes and stop making fun of ours? Enough is Enough! Share! Please take care of yourselves and each other. Breathe.

2021 - Tonight [Tues 3/16/21] 8 dead in Georgia Mass shooting. Mourning for all who have fallen. And these names are just the tip of the icebergs. Journalists, do better at naming the victims. Don’t just give us a race and age. We belong in your stories as dignified humans! And use your media platforms to stop this hate!

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Thank you, of , for this caption. I stand with you

03/09/2021

Happy International Women+ Day! A special shout out to one of the most powerful people I know, my sister . Although she may not agree doesn’t make it any less true

And that’s all the more reason us ladies must keep voicing our love and respect for one another, and continue to empower each other

I love you, Beeg Seester 😍

📸 And thank you so much to for creating this moment and capturing it. See the repost below

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Sister Love ❤️

Lucky to have these two amazing women in my life. Never seen a sibling bond like it. Getting these two jokesters to be still for one second was damn near impossible but I did manage this shot. To my heart and her sis. If all bonds were this cool the world would be a better place.

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03/04/2021

Here's to Black History/Futures and Women's History/Futures

If you don't know Amanda Gorman, get to know her

03/02/2021

Let’s uplift one another during Women’s History Month!

In the Comments, give a shout out to woman-owned businesses you want to support and WHY you support them

I’ll be sure to help uplift her/them and give a shout out as well to increase visibility and show support

💜 Let’s do this!

03/02/2021

We recognize Nina Simone in our Black Hisotry

Nina Simone, was a singer, songwriter, musician, arranger, and civil rights activist. Her music spanned a broad range of musical styles including classical, jazz, blues, folk, R&B, gospel, and pop

🎙 Her songs about love, protest and Black empowerment won the hearts of many, and she was often called the “High Priestess of Soul.”

She was a prominent Civil Rights singer and became known as the voice of the Civil Rights Movement. She wrote "Mississippi Goddam" (from which the quote in the post above is referenced) in response to the 1963 assassination of Medgar Evers and the Birmingham church bombing that killed four young African American girls

"I had spent many years pursuing excellence, because that is what classical music is all about... Now it was dedicated to freedom, and that was far more important."
-Nina Simone

Thank you for your excellence, Nina Simone.
Oh and that VOICE!
We honor you.

02/26/2021

You don’t need others to validate your ideas. Your action validates your ideas

A little insight. A little silliness.
Happy Friday 🤓

02/25/2021

Katherine Johnson, a NASA pioneer and earlier referred to as a “computer”, died at 101 this week. And we honor her for Black History Month

Katherine Johnson was part of the women (you may have seen the movie HIDDEN FIGURES) who in the 60’s checked calculations done by NASA’s new computers. By hand. Because they were better at it 🚀

They had to have their own building to work in because they were Black, but NASA couldn’t have won the space race with USSR without them

Specifically, Johnson’s calculations put Americans in orbit, into space, then on the moon all while breaking racial and social barriers (though the latter was not her focus)

“You are as good as anybody in this town, but you're no better”
- Katherine Johnson’s dad’s words to her growing up

❤️ Thank you, Katherine Johnson. Rest In Power

(snippets of caption borrowed from )

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