Fitness Evolution

Rectangle 58

Hi, I'm Tina!

I’m the owner of Carrots ‘N’ Cake as well as a Certified Nutrition Coach and Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner (FDN-P). I use macros and functional nutrition to help women find balance within their diets while achieving their body composition goals.

Fit + Fueled

An in-depth, 4-week reverse dieting course for women who feel like their metabolism has slowed down, think they might have hormonal imbalance and can’t lose weight no matter what they do.
Get all the tools to take your physique into your hands. Over six-months, you’ll transform your life, mindset, and body in this program that’s part-course, part-coaching, and part-community.
Categories
weight loss

So, I finally canceled my gym membership. Now that I do CrossFit so much, I really don’t need it. Here’s why.

IMG_9084 (750x563)

I actually thought I canceled my gym membership last week, but I received a call the other day saying I needed to come in and sign some papers, so on the way to pick out paint samples yesterday, I popped into the gym to make it official. I’m still technically a member there until the end of September (30 days notice + something about missing the next billing cycle”¦ blah, blah, blah… stupid gym contracts), so I plan to stop in at least a few times to mix up my workouts, but we’ll see. WODs always seem to win.

Canceling my gym membership was actually kind of a big deal to me. I’ve belonged to a gym (and worked at three) since I was 16 years old, so it’s been a part of my life for a long time. I haven’t been to the gym since April, so I know canceling is for the best, but it felt weird (and even kind of sad) saying goodbye (even though I still have two months left of my membership). People change, workouts change.

With that said, I thought it would be fun to give you guys a brief history of how I’ve exercised over the years””some at gyms, some not.

High school: Soccer, tennis, track & field, step aerobics

College: running (outside), step aerobics, dance team, keg stands

Post-college (early 20s): running (treadmill), elliptical, biking, indoor soccer, step aerobics

Late 20s: running (outside & treadmill), elliptical, power walking, spinning, free weights, Body Pump

Early 30s: running (outside & treadmill), Body Pump, yoga, CrossFit

As you can see, the way I exercise has changed quite a bit over the years (with running staying pretty consistent). I think as long as you get your heart-pumping and have some fun while doing it, it doesn’t really matter how you exercise as long as you stick with it, which is why it’s important to find something you enjoy. For me, as soon as I get bored or unmotivated by a workout, I try something new. Hence, why I’m CrossFit crazy””the classes are never the same thing twice.

Breakfast

This morning’s breakfast was a repeat of yesterday’s: My Favorite Breakfast Pancake made with sweet potato instead of banana. I tried adding less sweet potato and more almond butter””I thought it might “stick” together better””but it still fell apart. Boo. I still ate it.

IMG_9083 (750x563)

Question of the Day

How have your workouts changed over the years?

P.S. Need a little boost this morning? Read this story about one of the members from my CrossFit box. It’s guaranteed to inspire you and perhaps even get you a bit choked up.

You Might Also Like

DON'T MISS A THING

Join the community!

Get recipes, workouts. and discounts straight to your inbox for FREE!

Join The community

Get recipes, workouts. and discounts straight to your inbox for FREE!

@carrotsncake

© 2022 Carrots ‘N’ Cake. All Rights Reserved | An Elite CafeMedia Food Publisher | Funnel Build & Design by: Maria Filipina Co.