Show Notes
If your workout routine feels inconsistent, overwhelming, or impossible to stick to—you’re not alone. In this episode of Meet Your Body, Jessica Valant breaks down how to create a workout schedule that actually works for your life, goals, time available and your health.
Instead of chasing perfection or rigid plans, you’ll learn how to build a simple, sustainable routine that supports your energy, hormones, and goals—especially in midlife. Jessica shares practical strategies for balancing strength training, mobility, cardio, and rest, while helping you let go of all-or-nothing thinking.
Whether you’re just getting started or trying to stay consistent through a busy season, this episode will help you simplify your approach, stay motivated, and create a plan you can truly stick with.
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