
Merry Christmas!
The holidays are here – full of joy, connection, and… let’s be honest, a bit of chaos too.
Between family gatherings, delicious meals, and packed schedules, it’s easy to let your fitness slide. But staying active doesn’t have to feel like another item on your to-do list.
To be completely honest with you, I struggled with this for a few years…
But over time I figured out a way to keep moving during the holidays – without sacrificing precious family time!
Here’s how:
- Post-meal walks: A 15-minute stroll after a heavy meal not only helps stabilize blood sugar levels and digestion… But also makes for quality time with loved ones. Fresh air + good company = holiday memories!
- Short, stress-busting runs: Even a quick 20-minute jog can reset your mind, reduce stress, and keep your body in motion. You don’t need to log long miles to feel the benefits.
- Mindful indulgence: The holidays are for indulging in delicious food. It’s okay to enjoy treats, savor them guilt-free! Just be mindful not to let processed or junk food become a week/month-long habit – it can affect your energy, recovery, and performance.
For me, the holidays are about more than just fitness – they’re a reminder to celebrate connections, health, and the small steps that keep us moving forward.
This time of year is also perfect for reflecting on the past year and planning your goals for the next one!
Whether it’s crushing a personal best, staying injury-free or just getting in the best shape of your life… I designed the Personal Best Program to guide you every step of the way.
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Let’s make 2025 your strongest, happiest year yet!
Cheers,
Floris Gierman
P.S. Thank you for being part of this incredible running community. It brings me so much joy to read your messages, hear about your progress, and share in your running journeys. Your stories of growth, resilience, and achievement continue to inspire me every day.
From my family to yours, wishing you joy, health, and many happy miles this holiday season!