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Ever felt like a fitness plan just didn't fit your life? From chronic fatigue and burnout to neurodivergence, hormonal shifts, and sensory overwhelm—standard “8‑week shred” programs aren’t built for real humans.
In this episode, Rhiannon Cooper (host of Not So Typical Fitness) flips the script. She dives deep into why traditional training fails when life does the unexpected—and how coaches and clients alike can advocate for adaptive, sustainable, and compassionate fitness.
💡 You’ll discover:
- How qualifications teach structure—but often miss human nuance
- The dangers of “no pain, no gain” and the shame it breeds
- Why cycle‑aware and energy‑aware programming matters
- What it looks like to build flexible plans: plan A, B, and C
- How neurodivergent folks can navigate sensory overload in the gym
🔑 Powerful takeaway:
“You did not fail. The plan did.”
Honor your energy. Trust your instincts. Fitness shouldn’t feel like proving anything—it should be about feeling good in your body.
If you’ve ever felt like your body doesn’t fit the plan, this one’s for you.
Show up. Stay you. —Rhiannon
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