Mom.lete Fitness

We’re out here everyday strengthening our core and pelvic floor. There is no end date for these exercises. We know a strong core leads to big lifts and these ladies are crushing it 💪🏻 .adair .do.i.begin

Thank you Veteran’s!

Core work cannot only be accessory work. If you want to lift more you have to start with more core strength. We call it building a functional core. And if you are a mom rebuilding postpartum is more important than ever!

Our class meets Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10am with childcare available and on Saturday at 8am!

Excited to see this group at 10am tomorrow! Bench press and Deadlifts for breakfast 💪🏻

Yesterdays workout was one of my favorites. I love seeing confidence grow when we incorporate a pull up bar.

Do you love pull ups?

.fobes26

@ Leander, Texas

Excited to see this group at 10am tomorrow! Bench press and Deadlifts for breakfast 💪🏻

A new class time brought back some of our favorite faces 🏋️‍♀️

Heavy lifting and good friends are what it’s all about 💚

Do you like morning or afternoon workouts better??

✨Mother’s Day Sale ✨

Monthly programming is on sale for Mother’s Day! Treat a mom, yourself, or a special woman in your life to the gift of health and wellness 💚

The Women’s Only Class is a monthly program that meets 3x/week.

We are a group of empowered women who believe in empowering women. We are wives, mothers, daughters, sisters and friends. We support one another in life and lifting.

Our program is strength based with an emphasis on form and function. We want to move well, with intention, and in ways that mimic real life.

Our workouts are all core and pelvic floor friendly. Every class is designed with core and pelvic floor strength included.

Tag your favorite mom below!

Life and Lifting 💕

The Momlete community is not just for moms or just for athletes- it’s for both.

We are moms who understand that motherhood and parenthood is hard. We need one another to vent, to support, and to love each other through the best days and the hardest ones.

We are athletes who are striving to be our best selves every day. We know that we must be healthy to show up our best for our families.

The combination of the two is magic ✨

We meet tomorrow morning at 8am! Tag your favorite mom or workout buddy 👇🏻

✨April is C-Section Awareness Month✨

I delivered both of my boys via c-section.

Patrick was born at 41+3 after a failed induction. We were induced at 7 pm. I was not dialated at all and Patrick was not engaged so we spent the night trying to get me to dilate. Patrick had a lot of negative reactions to the medication they were using. The nurses would give me a medication, he would have non reassuring heart tones, and then they would give me another medication to counteract the first medication. This continued through the night and my hopes of non-medicated or low interference birth slipped away. We had a major scare that included the staff being unable to find a heartbeat for a few minutes and my OB felt a c-section was necessary and I agreed. We met Patrick shortly after (about 15 minutes) and he was perfectly healthy 9lbs 13oz boy!

I had hoped to have a VBAC and my OB felt I was a good candidate for a successful VBAC when I found out I was pregnant with Giles. They monitored him closely for weight and polyhydroaminos. At 41 weeks there was concern about the risk of uterine rupture so we had a scheduled and smooth c-section. Giles was 8lbs 14oz of pure joy and snuggles from the moment we met him.

I am thankful that 2 c-sections brought my 2 sweet boys into this world safe and healthy. There are so many emotions that are tied to how we give birth. Joy, fear, happiness, and love. So much love 💕

What is your birth story ⤵️

@ Leander, Texas

A solid sprint workout to start the weekend off 💥

What are your weekend plans?

adair


@ Leander, Texas