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More Movement Please

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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

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What if you're not tired? What if you're actually dehydrated? If you've been dragging through workouts and blaming it on motivation, water might be the real problem. In this episode, Ashley Grant records live from the spin room to break down why hydr... more

Yes, you need a calorie deficit to lose weight. But if diets have left you bingeing, guilty, and hungrier than when you started, this episode is your permission slip to try something else. Ashley Grant gets real about why restriction backfired on her... more

Ashley taste tests a viral protein waffle mix and asks the question nobody else will: is the extra protein actually worth five times the price? She breaks down the real numbers between her homemade waffles and a twelve dollar mix, gram for gram and d... more

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Ashley just launched a wild 30 day challenge to grow her free fitness community to 1,000 members, and she's recording this update live from the car to tell you exactly how it's going so far. In this raw and unfiltered episode, she breaks down why she... more

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Famous Ashley Grant is stepping in front of the camera for the first time, and she's telling you everything. In this episode, she opens up about the moment in August 2023 that sent her back to the gym, the challenge from her instructor Rhonda Goode t... more

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Ashley kicked off her 42nd birthday with Zumba, talking about tikka masala mishaps, and a truth she wants every mover to hear: if your workout doesn't bring you joy, you won't stick with it. In this personal, feel good episode, she shares why fun is ... more

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Just two years ago, walking a convention floor for five days straight would have wrecked me. This year I logged over 36,000 steps at Gen Con, the world's biggest tabletop gaming convention, and actually enjoyed every minute of it. In this episode I b... more

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What if the exercises you skip today are the reason you can't get off the floor at 70? Chiropractor and strength specialist Dr. Matt Tanneberg breaks down exactly why muscle strength and balance training aren't optional as we age, they're what keeps ... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Matt Tanneberg
Chiropractor and strength and conditioning specialist
Body Check Chiropractic and Sports Rehabilitation, Scottsdale, Arizona
Episode: Why Strength Training Now Could Save You From a Broken Hip Later
Corry Matthews
Health and fitness professional with 25+ years in the industry, former professional bodybuilder, master's in sports medicine
NPC bodybuilding promotions in Virginia
Episode: Real Food, Real Muscle: A Fitness Coach's Take on the GLP-1 Movement
Jen Uschold
Physical therapist and fellow of pain science
Physical Therapy / Pain Science
Episode: Two Extremes That Make Pain Worse (And What To Do Instead)
Shirley Billigmeier
Founder of Energetics, contributor of a voice note
Energetics
Episode: What Babies Know About Movement That We Forgot
Jessica Covington
Founder of Fitology
Fitology
Episode: Your Brain on Movement: Why It's Not Just About Your Body
Joe K
Yoga by Joe K, instructor with 15+ years of experience and 1M practitioners guided
Yoga by Joe K
Episode: Strong, Flexible, Focused: How Yoga Changes Everything Else You Do
Domenic Angelino
Guest with a fitness journey and background in exercise science and public health
Episode: From Morbidly Obese Teenager to Fitness Expert: Domenic Angelino's Story
Rylie Teeter
CEO and Tier (as mentioned in the voice note)
Episode: The Fastest Way to Quit Working Out (And How to Make Sure You Don't)
Virginia Kinkel
Personal trainer, lifelong bodybuilder; founder of the Drop Keep Add nutrition approach
Drop Keep Add / Gym owner
Episode: Drop It, Keep It, Add It: A Trainer's No-Guilt Approach to Eating Better

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Ashley Grant
Host of More Movement Please; leads conversations, shares personal fitness journey, and guides episodes with practical, accountability-focused coaching.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 5 ratings
  • A must listen!

    I’m loving listening to this podcast. Super inspiring but with a lot of work to back the talk!

    Apple Podcasts
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    Podjunkie9
    United States10 months ago

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Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Lively, practical fitness guidance tailored for midlife women.
Genuine, no-nonsense host who debunks influencer hype.
Short, punchy episodes—perfect for workouts on the go.

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Watching Her Mom Become a Prisoner in Her Own Body | Why Rhonda Will Never Stop Moving (Part 2)
Q: What role does accountability play in long-term fitness?
Accountability comes from showing up consistently, building a supportive community, and ensuring workouts hit the whole body so people stay engaged and progressing.
Watching Her Mom Become a Prisoner in Her Own Body | Why Rhonda Will Never Stop Moving (Part 2)
Q: What makes your teaching style effective for your audience?
I challenge people to push their own limits with clear guidance, tailor workouts to manage knee and back issues, and cultivate a loyal tribe that holds each other accountable.
Watching Her Mom Become a Prisoner in Her Own Body | Why Rhonda Will Never Stop Moving (Part 2)
Q: How did watching your mother's health journey shape your fitness goals and aging philosophy?
It made me fiercely protective of mobility and independence, and I prioritize sustainable strength and everyday functionality over chasing quick fixes or scale numbers.
Should You Work Out Injured? 4 Modifications Backed by Yale & Johns Hopkins
Q: What do you do when you still want to work out but you have an injury?
Move through an injury by following four key modifications: lower the weight to reduce load, limit end ranges of motion, slow down tempo to protect tissues and improve form, and swap in alternative exercises that target the same muscle groups. Communicate your injury to a trainer to tailor a safe plan.
Your Fitness Questions Answered | From Hating Workouts to Actually Craving Them
Q: What does a typical training week look like right now?
A mix of Zumba, low-impact cardio, abs and booty sessions, plus a dedicated rest/active-rest day with stretching and walking, with some weeks adding extra classes when an instructor covers.

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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. Corry Matthews
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5. Jessica Covington
6. Joe K
7. Domenic Angelino
8. Rylie Teeter

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