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Strength is not an accident, it’s an intention..

Strength is not an accident, it’s an intention..

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Find your tribe ❤️ @manletmorrison @bellapaige

Find your tribe ❤️ @manletmorrison @bellapaigecollins @joelpirateninja @lidia_ielasi @mcalderwood18 @strengthlab_hq

We really love teaching people how to train well s

We really love teaching people how to train well so they can look great....

But also so they can be:
➡️ Pain Free
➡️ Strong
➡️ Confident
➡️ Happy
➡️ Full of energy

Because those things are just as important to us! ❤️

We currently have a few rare spots available in our group weight training program. Get in touch to learn more. @manletmorrison @bellapaigecollins

Some nice easy squats. Currently enjoying some var

Some nice easy squats. Currently enjoying some variety with training and incorporating some conditioning - because it can’t be heavy, serious lifting all the time. Sometimes you just need to have some fun. @manletmorrison

Right now everything our clients are doing is so m

Right now everything our clients are doing is so much more interesting and exciting - see them at @strengthlab_hq.

Deadlifting for the first time. Getting massive squat PBs, overcoming mental blocks, not having back pain for the first time in years, dropping kgs while eating carbs, learning about food, making new friends. Watching them brings me so much joy.

Lifting is cool, but have you tried truely watching people learn and develop. Humans are amazing. Grateful I get to be part of their stories 😍 #grateful #ourpeoplearethebestpeople @manletmorrison

Becoming the strongest version of myself was the o

Becoming the strongest version of myself was the only option...

The day I turned 30, my whole life changed.

I didn’t think the significance of that number would affect me, but it did.

And it was the day I decided to kick the self loathing I had for my body to the curb and become my strongest self.

Up to that point, all I really wanted was to be skinny... And at the expense of everything else.

And honestly, it was just so exhausting.

I spent the best part of 12 years hating the scales, the size of my clothes, my reflection, the food I ate, the exercise I did and the never ending battle in my head.

The day I turned 30 I decided that I was no longer going to chase aesthetics, instead I was going to chase strength.

And that moment has served me well for the past 5 years.

The truth is, I didn’t stop caring how I looked, fuck we all want a six pack or lean legs or something that relates to our body being pleasing to us, and if you say you don’t care you’re a liar, but it wasn’t the primary focus.

And by focusing on strength I unlocked this whole new side of me, my body and my relationship with it. I found a gratitude for the things I could do.

I started respecting its limitations and found new ways to fix them, rather than seeing them as a problem.

I nourished myself with care, rather than to produce a number on a device that doesn’t mean anything anyway.

And the aesthetics, well my body composition changed and I looked better as a result of focusing on the weights I was lifting anyway.

And this all provided me with a unique window to see not only myself, but the hurt that existed in the women around me.

The hurt that comes from never feeling like you’re enough, because physically you’re not where you want to be, where you think you should be based on a socially accepted understanding of what normal is, which often gives zero fucks about your actual heath anyway.

Being strong is a constant.

Being a few kilos over or underweight doesn’t change the fact that you’re a badass that can lift heavy things.

So much cooler to care about how much you can lift compared to how much you weigh. @manletmorrison @strengthlab_hq

At Strength Lab we're very very serious. Here is c

At Strength Lab we're very very serious. Here is coach @manletmorrison attempting to be @manramp for client @joelpirateninja after our Saturday morning bootcamp session 😆👌🏽

No clients were hurt in the making of this video. Patrick grazed his knee and required medical attention but he'll make a full recovery.

Edit: amazing video editing skills from Joel

Conventional is still stronger 😭 I just wanna d

Conventional is still stronger 😭 I just wanna do cheater deadlifts... @manletmorrison

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We really love teaching people how to train well so they can look great....

But also so they can be:
➡️ Pain Free
➡️ Strong
➡️ Confident
➡️ Happy
➡️ Full of energy

Because those things are just as important to us! ❤️

We currently have a few rare spots available in our group weight training program. Get in touch to learn more. ... See MoreSee Less

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