Working Hard vs Training Well: Why More Effort Doesn’t Always Mean Better Results
Judy Pagryzinski Judy Pagryzinski

Working Hard vs Training Well: Why More Effort Doesn’t Always Mean Better Results

If you've spent any amount of time around fitness, you've probably heard some version of this:

DON’T STOP, as many rounds as possible, your glutes should be on fire, or the absolute worst…earn that [insert food you love}.

And listen, effort matters. You are never going to accidentally build strength, improve your endurance, or see results by doing the bare minimum. But pushing yourself to pure exhaustion could be the thing that's holding you back from progressing.

In fact, a lot of people struggling the most to see progress are the exact people putting in the most effort.

You’re showing up, sweating, and maybe even exhausted when you leave. You’re probably doing all the things (and then some). Yet somehow, you still feel stuck.

Because working hard and training well are not the same thing.

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Is It Normal To Pee Postpartum? What’s Happening and How to Rebuild Core Strength Safely

Is It Normal To Pee Postpartum? What’s Happening and How to Rebuild Core Strength Safely

Leaking urine after pregnancy (also called postpartum incontinence) is an extremely common side effect for many people, especially postpartum women.

And for a lot of women, it shows up in the exact moments life already feels demanding, jumping, lifting, sneezing, running after a kid, or even just getting back into workouts.

The frustrating part is that most people are told some version of:
“it’s normal postpartum.”

Which is true.

But “common” doesn’t mean “something you just have to live with.”

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