
I walked into my first Zumba class and lasted 15 minutes before I had to leave because I couldn't breathe. I couldn't do a single jumping jack. I couldn't hold a plank. I was using 5-pound dumbbells and calling them my "big weights."
That was August 2023. Today? 600+ group fitness classes. 26 pounds down. I'm using 20-pound dumbbells, taking multiple classes in a day, and chasing the high that com... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 96 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessFitnessEducationHow To | |||

In this episode, I get honest about cleaning out my closet and just how complicated that process turned out to be. Some clothes I was thrilled to get rid of. Others I felt weirdly attached to, even though I don't want to fit into them again. I talk a... more
Scrolling fitspo and feeling behind? You have no idea what's really happening behind those posts. Here's why comparison is wrecking your progress and what to do instead. In this episode, Ashley breaks down "compare-schlager" (comparing yourself to ev... more
At twenty-one, Ashley Grant was active without even trying. At forty-one, she's rebuilding everything she let slip away. In this episode of More Movement Please, Ashley gets honest about the two decades she spent not moving her body, and the specific... more
A doctor's warning didn't change anything. Watching someone she loved struggle with their health did. In this episode, Ashley shares the honest, unexpected moment that finally got her off the couch after years of being told she needed to. She breaks ... more
A thirty-five pack of water used to mean asking for help. Now Ashley picks it up herself, and that's just the start of what fitness gave her back. In this Fourth of July episode, she talks about the real freedom that comes from getting stronger: carr... more
Ashley's tired of guessing whether that protein bar or electrolyte packet is actually worth your money. So she's volunteering to test it first and tell you the truth. In this episode, she opens up her new plan to try the products, classes, and trends... more
Some days the world feels heavy and the bills don't stop coming. Ashley opens up about losing clients to AI, waiting on late payments, and why the gym has become her cheapest and most reliable form of therapy. She shares how movement clears her head,... more
You just went from lifting twenties back down to eights, and you're furious about it. Ashley gets brutally honest about backsliding at the gym, gaining weight back, and why she had to become her own cheerleader instead of waiting for anyone else to c... more
I’m loving listening to this podcast. Super inspiring but with a lot of work to back the talk!
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This show targets women over 40 who want practical, no-nonsense fitness guidance and accountability. Episodes mix quick mindset shifts, accessible workouts, and real-world tactics for fitting movement into busy lives, often emphasizing group classes, consistency, and community. A standout trait is the host's candid, coach-like style—sharing personal journey, debunking influencer hype, and inviting listeners to move more with achievable, sustainable steps. Notable strengths include concise episodes suitable for busy listeners, a strong emphasis on accountability and community, and recurring guest moments that reinforce practical fitness for midlife audiences.
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2. Jen Uschold
3. Rhonda Goode
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