If you feel tight all the time—especially in your hamstrings, hips, or low back—even though you stretch regularly, the problem usually isn’t your flexibility. The real issue is that your nervous system doesn’t feel safe, so it keeps your muscles tense as protection. When you improve strength, stability, and how your brain perceives movement, your tight muscles finally learn to let go.
Gette shares, “I loved that all of the women were kind, respectful, and encouraged one another. Lots of sisterhood.”
And yes, it’s almost as if women’s brains are on a secret WiFi network, magnificently and highly activated when it senses communal delight.
There exists an innate, natural caring intelligence what I refer to as a caring economy among women—one built on empathy, a deep-seated need to be needed, an action-oriented mindset, and a powerful primal urge to drop everything when someone is in need.
Remember, maintaining your fitness is like having a nest egg for your health. It’s an investment that will pay dividends when the world goes over easy. But jokes aside, here’s why having a personal trainer is more important than ever:
