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I’m Nadine Warner,
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My passion is to help busy adults become stronger, healthier versions of themselves and stay on the path of fitness and wellness.

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Building Strength

How to Get Back on Track After Summer (Without Starting Over)

Spoiler alert: You don’t need to detox, punish, or panic. Let’s not pretend – summer can be messy.The sleep schedule’s off. The workouts were “occasional at best.” There were more cocktails than protein shakes. Your veggies took a vacation. And so did your abs. Now September’s creeping in and you’re feeling that itch…That “Ugh, I’ve got to get my life together” feeling. First of all: breathe.So you took a break. That’s life. That’s normal.And no, you do not need to start over. Let’s stop with that drama. What you need is a reset, not a reboot. Here’s how: 1. Don’t punish yourself. You ate ice cream and skipped workouts? Great. You were living.What you don’t need is a punishment plan disguised as a detox.You’re not a problem to fix – you’re a woman in midlife navigating life with actual responsibilities. Show yourself some grace. 2. Get back to basics. No

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Finding Balance

Reset. Refocus. Rebuild. Fitness for Women in Midlife

(No, It’s Not Too Late—You’re Just Getting Started) Let’s be honest—some mornings, your body wakes up before your brain does. Other mornings, it’s the reverse. And then there are the ones where nothing wakes up. Not the joints. Not the motivation. Not the mood. Midlife has a funny way of sneaking up on us. One minute you’re slaying squats, and the next minute, you’re googling “why do my knees sound like popcorn?” or wondering how belly fat has managed to RSVP to your life without an invite. Well the good news is that you’re just in transition. And transitions? They need a reset. So here goes: Step One: Reset (Because Control-Alt-Delete Isn’t Just for Computers) Resetting isn’t about throwing everything out and starting over. It’s about taking inventory of where you’re at right now – physically, emotionally, hormonally – and acknowledging that things have shifted. So yes, maybe your metabolism’s

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Eating Healthy

Summer Doesn’t Have to Derail You: 5 Real-Life Habits to Stay Fit Without Missing Out

Let’s be honest – summer’s got a rep. Between vacations, cookouts, heatwaves, and “just one more glass of wine,” it’s no wonder most fitness routines go MIA. But guess what? Your progress doesn’t need to melt faster than ice cream on a Kingston sidewalk. You don’t need a summer detox.You don’t need a fitness overhaul.And you definitely don’t need to give up your entire routine in the name of fun. What you need are sustainable summer habits that work with real life – not against it. 1. Shorten the Workout, Keep the Intensity No one said you need to train for a triathlon in 90° heat. Trade long, draining workouts for short, focused sessions.Try 20 to 30 minutes of strength training 3-4x/week, mixed with your favorite cardio or light movement. Pro tip: A quick dumbbell circuit in your living room beats that hour in the gym that you keep skipping. 2. Hydration First.

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