fitness industry — #AftertheWorkout

Rolling with the Punches (Part II): Observations & Predictions Through the Pandemic

Four months into the coronavirus pandemic and a lot has shifted, including its effect on the fitness industry. Check out some updated thoughts on how studios and gyms are adjusting and how we feel about it all.

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You Still Gotta Represent!

Two years ago, we discussed the importance of representation in the fitness industry. Now, with everything going on, we are doubling down our mission to uplift women of color in fitness and promoting self care. Representation matters because what we see shapes our perception of reality and what we feel is possible for ourselves and for people who look like us. We are tackling the subject of the importance of representation in the fitness industry. Check out our plan to tackle the issue and how we hope to represent you at Fit with Finesse.

Rolling with the Punches: Observations & Predictions Through the Pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic has upended life for all of us. We have both adjusted to life working from home and working out from home. Two busy bodies and gym rats adjusting to this new normal has not been easy, but we have made a few observations and predictions for how this will affect the fitness community moving forward. And we have the perspective of a little extra #FitGirlMagic to add this time around.

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Trainers are People, Too

There is a stigma out there that trainers should look, feel, act a certain way. We’re talking about it and sharing thoughts from some of our favorite trainers on navigating the pressure.

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You Gotta Represent!

Representation matters because what we see shapes our perception of reality and what we feel is possible for ourselves and for people who look like us. We are tackling the subject of the importance of representation in the fitness industry. Check out our plan to tackle the issue and how we hope to represent you at Fit with Finesse.

Is it Really "All Good" in the Fitness Industry?

We’ve tried it all. And now we’re talking about if we really felt welcome, wanted, and encouraged. Where’s the diversity in the fitness industry?