

Why You’re Gaining Weight While Running More (And Why It’s Not Fat Gain)
If you’ve ever increased your mileage, signed up for a race, or added more running into your week, only to feel puffier, heavier, bloated, or more tired , you’re not imagining it. And you’re definitely not broken. This is one of the most common patterns I see in women who train hard:They move more, eat “better,” and somehow feel worse. The reason? A mismatch between training stress, fuelling, and recovery. Running Is a Stressor, Even When It’s Good for You Running isn’t bad.
Poppy Hawe
2 min read


Consistency Without Burnout: How to Navigate December Without Losing Yourself
Maintenance is still progress. Especially in December. If you're training less, sleeping a bit worse, eating more socially but still showing up, you are not failing you are adapting to the season that you're in. Thats what long-term consistency actually looks like
Poppy Hawe
4 min read


















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