08/28/2026
Couples who prioritize fitness togetherโฆ support each other in staying fit. โค
Andrew is one of our admins, and after finishing his shift, he gets his own workout in during one of our semi-private training sessions.
And he doesnโt have to go far to find his workout partnerโhis wife, Kendra, joins him after work. ๐ช
While training together can be a great way for couples to spend time together, you donโt necessarily have to share the same workouts to benefit from having a partner who prioritizes fitness, too.
When both people in a relationship make their health and fitness a priority, they can help support each otherโs goals, encourage consistency, and make healthy habits a shared part of their lifestyle.
Because sometimes the best workout partner isnโt the person doing the exact same workout as youโฆ
Itโs the person who understands why showing up matters. โค
08/26/2026
Whenโs the last time you skipped?
Skipping is one of those exercises that looks simpleโฆ until you try it! ๐
Itโs a great way to work on cardiovascular fitness, coordination, rhythm, and impact toleranceโand regular impact-based exercise can also play a role in supporting bone health.
Here, Bobak is showing the more advanced end of the spectrum: double unders using a speed rope. ๐ฅ
But you donโt have to start there!
We have lots of clients who are simply relearning how to skipโsometimes without a rope at all. Weโll start by helping the body remember what it feels like to perform repeated, controlled two-foot jumps without the added distraction of timing the rope.
Then, as coordination, confidence and conditioning improve, we can gradually add the rope back in.
Fitness isnโt always about adding something new. Sometimes itโs about relearning what your body used to know how to do.
Soโฆ whenโs the last time you skipped?
08/22/2026
Your fitness assessment should be about more than your fitness.
Yes, we want to understand how your body moves.
Yes, we assess your strength, mobility, and cardiovascular fitness. The two photos here show just a couple of examples of the many physical tests we use during an assessment.
But we also want to understand you.
What are your goals?
What motivates you?
What helps you stay consistent?
What challenges or barriers are you currently navigating?
Who supports you?
And what does your life look like outside the gym?
These questions are just as important as the physical testing when it comes to understanding where you are starting from.
An essential part of our assessment is the conversation that takes place alongside the physical testing.
Because your ability to make progress isnโt determined by physical capacity alone. Your habits, environment, relationships, stress levels, schedule, and support system can all play a role in your fitness journey.
Thatโs why we take a whole-person approach to training.
We donโt just assess the body.
We take the time to understand the person weโre training.
And thatโs where truly individualized coaching begins.
08/21/2026
Back-to-School Strength & Balance
We hope all the teachers out there had an awesome summer! :sunny: After all the energy you put into supporting your students, you definitely deserve the break.
Hereโs one of the amazing teachers we have the privilege of training, Alyssa, showing off a great deep squat to landmine press. :muscle:
Alyssa continued training with us throughout the summer and consistently makes her workouts a priorityโeven during the incredibly busy school year.
Weโre honoured that she trusts us to be part of her fitness journey and help her stay strong, active and balanced through all the demands of teaching.
Hereโs to another school year! :apple: And to all the teachers heading back: take care of yourselves, too. :heart:
08/16/2026
A great trainer can get you through the door.
But the people you train with can be a big part of what keeps you coming back. โค๏ธ
One of the things we love about our small-semi private group training at PI is that it isnโt just about the workout.
Itโs the familiar faces.
The encouragement.
The accountability.
The laughs between sets.
The people who notice when you havenโt been there.
Steve and our small-group clients might just be standing around in this photoโbut thereโs a lot more going on here than meets the eye.
Because fitness is easier to stick with when you feel like youโre part of something.
Good training. Great people. Stronger together.