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EPISODE · Oct 28, 2025 · 14 MIN

Half-Term Fitness, Celebrity Workouts & The Importance of Your Pack

from Lorna Marie Fitness Podcast · host Lorna Marie Fitness

Feeling like your routine has slipped over half-term? Wondering if celebrity workouts are worth the hype? Or maybe you’re curious about how being part of a supportive squad can actually keep you accountable and consistent?This week’s Q&A episode is all about keeping your fitness flexible, choosing what works for you and why your “pack” makes ALL the difference.Here’s what we’re chatting about:🏖️ How to stay consistent with fitness when routines change (hello, half-term!)✨ The pros and cons of celebrity workouts like Jennifer Aniston’s Pvolve👯‍♀️ Why accountability, community and having a “pack” helps you stick to your goals🧘‍♀️ Practical tips for posture, upper back strength and releasing tightnessI’m sharing realistic, no-nonsense ways to stay active, feel strong and keep things flexible — without adding extra stress to your week.I hope you enjoy it!Love,Lorna xwww.lornamariefitness.co.ukChapters:00:00 Embracing Flexibility in Fitness02:55 The Reality of Celebrity Workouts08:22 The Power of Community and Accountability10:36 Addressing Posture and Neck Health

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