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09/03/2026

One last early morning workout before heading to DC tomorrow.

A light run. A light row. A light SkiErg.

Nothing hard. The hard work is already done.

Months of early mornings, strength sessions, running, sleds, and workouts. Those early mornings have taught me that showing up consistently matters so much more than any single workout.

Now it’s time to trust the training, trust the fuel, and trust the work that’s already been put in.

There’s something pretty powerful about starting your day knowing you’ve already done something hard for yourself.

HYROX this weekend. Let’s go. 🎉

09/01/2026

September 1st. A new month. A fresh start. And a good time to invest in yourself. 🌊

Not another quick fix. Not another diet you’ll quit in three weeks.

My coaching is about learning how to eat, train, and build routines that actually fit into your real life, so you can feel stronger, more confident, have more energy, and feel good about taking care of yourself.

And honestly, information is everywhere. With AI, Google, and countless apps, you can find macros, recipes, meal ideas, and workout plans in seconds.

That’s not what you’re getting with JKN coaching.

You’re getting someone who gets to know you, your goals, your schedule, your challenges, and what works for your life. Someone in your corner to help you adjust when life happens, answer your questions, keep you accountable, and help you understand the why behind what you’re doing.

Because investing in yourself isn’t just about how you look today. It’s about how you want to feel for years to come.

We spend so much time putting everyone else first. But what if you prioritized your health, your energy, and your well-being, too?

Your family deserves the best version of you. And you deserve to feel like that version of yourself.

September is a pretty great time to start.

Not sure if coaching is right for you? Set up a free intro call with me. We’ll talk about where you are, where you want to go, and whether I can help you get there.

Message me “SEPTEMBER” and let’s talk.

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08/31/2026

Sunday night check-in: What did you prep for the week?

Meal prep can make such a difference when life gets busy. What’s on your menu this week?

08/29/2026

Less than a week out 💟

Easy 2-mile run before my last metabolic class. Huge thanks to John Graham for some great training over the last few months.

Finished the day with a much-needed yoga session at West End Yoga Center

Hard training is done. Now it’s about trusting the work, fueling well, and getting ready to go.

Super excited to head to DC and crush it with Rebecca Ann

08/28/2026

Dark mornings are officially here. 🌅

Last long run before HYROX this morning, and I needed a running vest just to get started before sunrise. It’s definitely taking longer for the sun to come up.

If you’re running early or after dark, a few simple reminders to stay safe:

• Wear reflective or bright gear so you can be seen and be aware of your surroundings.
• Stick to familiar, well lit routes when possible.
• Use only one earbud or skip and just play light music from your phone.
• Carry your phone and let someone know where you’re running and if something doesn’t feel right, change your route.

A little extra awareness goes a long way when you’re running in the dark.

08/26/2026

Schools are back in session, and you’re getting back into a normal routine.

But if “getting back into a routine” means skipping breakfast, you might actually be setting yourself up for a harder day.

Here’s why:

• You may get overly hungry later and have a harder time with portion sizes.

• You’re more likely to grab quick, convenient foods when hunger catches up with you.

• It can make it harder to hit your protein goal for the day.

• You may feel low on energy or find yourself thinking about food all morning.

A cottage cheese or Greek yogurt bowl, eggs and toast, overnight oats, or a breakfast wrap can be enough to get some protein in early and help keep you on track with your goals.

08/25/2026

Lose weight + eat real food + get stronger + learn how to maintain it.

Let’s work together. 💟

You don’t just get macros or a workout plan.

You get support, accountability, guidance, and a community that’s here to help you stay consistent.

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08/23/2026

400 calories can look VERY different. 
One picture shows air-fried shark, roasted butternut squash, and green beans.
 The other shows two protein bars. 
Similar numbers. VERY different volume. 
And that’s the point of the comparison. 
Protein bars are great when you’re in a pinch. They’re convenient, portable, and easy to throw in your bag when you need something quick.

But I wouldn’t recommend relying on two protein bars as a meal when you could use those calories to build a meal with whole food sources.
 When you’re trying to hit your macros, the numbers aren’t the only thing that matters. 
Food quality, volume, and satisfaction matter, too.  
Learning how to incorporate more whole foods into your day (versus processed foods) can help you get more food for your calories and feel more satisfied.

08/20/2026

Let’s talk progressive overload. 
It sounds a lot more complicated than it actually is. 
Progressive overload simply means gradually making your workouts a little more challenging over time. 
That could mean: 
• Adding a little weight • Getting a few more reps • Improving your form • Adding another set 
For example, if you’re doing 3 sets of 10 squats with 20 pounds and eventually you can do 3 sets of 12 with that same weight, that’s progress. 
If you’re walking into the gym without a plan or just picking random workout classes, you may not be getting as much out of your time as you could.
Having a plan allows you to track what you’re doing, gradually increase the challenge, and actually see yourself getting stronger.  Progressive overload is for everyone. We should all be lifting, and we should all be aiming for these types of workouts. 💟

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08/18/2026

Macros work.

They’re not easy, and they definitely require some work, but they work. So if you’re tracking and not seeing the results you expected, it’s worth looking at how you’re tracking.

A few common things I see:

1. You’re eyeballing portions. That “little” extra serving can add up to hundreds of calories over the course of a week and keep you closer to maintenance than you realize.

2. You’re not tracking the extras. Cooking oils, marinades, bites while making dinner, a piece of candy, food off your kids’ plates… it all counts.

3. You’re tracking Monday–Friday and winging it on the weekends. A consistent calorie deficit during the week can disappear pretty quickly if the weekends are significantly higher.

4. Your calorie/macro targets are too high for your current energy expenditure. If you’re consistently tracking, your weight, measurements, clothing and photos are staying the same, you may simply be eating at maintenance. Your targets may need a small adjustment.

5. You’re eating food prepared outside your home several times a week. Even when you make what seems like a healthy choice, you don’t really know how much oil, butter, dressing, sauces, etc. went into it. Having more control over how your food is prepared can make a big difference.

If you’re not seeing progress, don’t immediately assume macros “aren’t working.” Take an honest look at your consistency first. If those things are dialed in, then look at the other pieces: water, sleep, stress, daily movement and workouts.

Macros work. But you have to be willing to put in the work and, more importantly, be consistent with it.

📷 Photo of mahi we caught in Islamorada. Great meal but I’m sure a decent amount of oils and butter. So being mindful of how many times a week you are going out can impact your goals.

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