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Hello Reader, Here are 3 movement markers that research connects to a longer, healthier life: 1. Balance 2. Mobility 3. Grip strength ✨ Try these out today. Notice what feels easy, and where you might want to build more capacity. For me? Balance and mobility are no problem. I can breeze through those tests. But grip strength is another story. Living with rheumatoid arthritis has dramatically changed mine over the years. And you know what? That’s okay. These markers aren’t about passing or failing; they’re about noticing where your body needs support. That’s where coaching comes in. My work is helping people build strength, balance, and confidence in ways that fit their body and not someone else’s standard. Because longevity really isn’t just about living longer, it’s about living well. 👉 If you’re curious what this could look like for you, take a look over HERE to explore 1:1 movement coaching. And you know I always love to hear from you, so hit reply and tell me which test you rocked and which one needs a little work. Until next time, take very good care. With heart, P.S. There is still space in my Beginner Pilates series this September, if you're looking for 6 weeks of committed action.
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