Fit Beyond Form is an ENTIRETY of SELF fitness philosophy merging the scientifically substantiated with the divine wisdom of the mystical & spiritual, combining to bring the magical.

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Fonzie had pushed his broken motorcycle 12 miles before this 15 hour dance marathon he’d promised to partner with Joanie. He was exhausted and barely moving but he kept his word and SHOWED UP 100%.
“Baby, baby, we can shed this skin
We can know how we feel inside
Instead of goin’ down an endless road
Not knowin’ if we’re dead or alive…”

The only way out is THROUGH. You’re tougher than you know. Rocky had to be reminded time and time again. Don’t beat up on yourself for requiring the same.
“I’ll be the boy in the corduroy pants. You’ll be the girl at the high school dance. Run with me- wherever I go, and just play dumb- whatever you know. ohhhhhhh yeahhhhh You wreck me baby. Yeah, you break me in two. BUT YOU MOVE ME honey, oh yes you do…”
What “wrecks” us does not destroy us. It MOVES us where we’re aiming to go. Often unknowingly. In life, playing the “long game” often requires heartache in the moment believing by faith that something bigger is in play.

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Science IS magic. And vice-versa…

“Maybe this would be a point to talk about interception and extraception. So when we think of the senses we tend to think of smell, taste, vision, touch, hearing things that are pointed outward towards the world that give you information about the world around you but we also have inward pointing so-called intraceptive senses or senses of self that tell us things like is my bladder full, is my bowel full how is my head in relation to the force of gravity. These intraceptive senses are crucial to the ongoing conversation between mind and body.” -David Linden, PhD