AIM Nutrition Coaching

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AIM Nutrition Coaching

One on One nutrition coaching that is done remotely. A nutritional philosophy centered around macron AIM is for anyone.

AIM Nutrition Coaching evolved from my love of health, teaching, reaching goals, hard work, and a desire to be the person in your corner. I have been an elementary teacher for 11 years and have been a Crossfit coach for 5 years. I am a mom, a wife, a two time Ironman, a long distance runner, a Crossfit competitor, and a geek when it comes to nutrition, exercise, and overall health. AIM fosters self awareness, discipline, and the ability to make choices that make a person proud of themselves and happy with the person they see. Anyone that has a goal and a desire to make change in their daily life and habits. Building a positive relationship with food and learning to be in control of one's choices is my main focus. AIM promotes accountability and requires one to be committed to themselves and to me. AIM is a remotely-based nutrition coaching service with five coaches who are available for anyone seeking support, education, and accountability regarding their nutrition. Whatever your goals, whether weight loss, muscle gain, or improving your relationship with food, we’ve got you!

11/09/2026

I think we put a lot of pressure on ourselves to be the same person with the same habits, the same motivation, and the same capacity all year long.

But that’s just not how life works.

There are seasons when you have more time, more energy, and more room to focus on yourself. And there are seasons when getting through the week feels like enough.

The mistake is thinking you have to keep doing everything the way you did it before.

Maybe your five-day workout routine becomes three days. Maybe your meal prep gets simpler. Maybe your goal shifts from making progress to maintaining what you’ve built.

That’s okay.

You don’t have to throw in the towel just because you can’t do everything. And you don’t have to feel guilty for adjusting the plan.

Consistency doesn’t mean doing the same thing in every season. It means learning how to keep taking care of yourself in the season you’re actually in.

Give yourself some room to be a real human. Your plan should fit your life, not require your life to stay the same for your plan.

You don’t have to keep the same pace to keep moving forward. You bring the season you’re in. We will help you build a plan that works with it.

11/06/2026

We say this with all the love in our hearts. 🫶🏼

Sometimes we get so attached to the way we’ve always done things that we forget to ask whether it’s actually working. 🫣

And that’s where coaching can make a difference.

A good coach isn’t there to hand you a list of rules or make you do things their way.

They’re there to help you see what you might be missing, make adjustments, and find an approach that actually moves you forward.

You don’t have to be perfect. You don’t have to agree with everything.

But you do have to be open to the possibility that there’s a better way.

A little less defending the old routine and a little more curiosity about what’s possible.

11/05/2026

I’m all for a January reset. A fresh start can be the push you need to get back in the gym, plan a few meals, and pay attention to the habits you’ve let slide.

But when you want results by the end of the month, it’s easy to sign up for six workouts a week and overhaul everything you eat. Then February rolls around, work gets busy, and the plan you went all in on barely fits into your day. So you fall back into the same habits and end up feeling stuck and second-guessing whether you can follow through.

Use that January motivation to build a routine you can keep on a regular weekday in February.

👉🏻Pick the days you can consistently make it to the gym.

👉🏻Find a breakfast you can repeat and a lunch you can pack on busy mornings.

When you miss a workout or dinner goes sideways, pick back up at the next one.

What could you start in January that you’d still be doing in April… and October?

11/02/2026

You can care about your appearance without making it the most important thing about you.

Take care of your body. Get stronger. Build healthy habits. Set big goals. Be proud of the work you put into yourself.

But don’t get so caught up in how you look that you forget to pay attention to who you’re becoming.

Are you a good friend? Are you showing up for your family? Are you doing things that scare you a little? Are you taking care of the body that lets you experience this life? Are you making memories, chasing growth, and becoming someone you’re proud to be?

Because there’s so much more to a healthy life than what you see in the mirror.

The goal isn’t to stop caring about your appearance. It’s to stop letting it determine how much of your life you’re willing to live.

10/30/2026

I want a life that asks a lot of me.

One with full days, big adventures, rad people, hard things, new places, and plenty of reasons to get out of bed excited.

I want to be strong enough to say yes. Healthy enough to keep going. Confident enough to try something new. And present enough to actually enjoy it all.

That’s what taking care of yourself is about.

Building a body and a life that let you do more of the things you love.

Heavy on the life we’re lucky enough to build.

10/28/2026

Not every meal needs a makeover.

Sometimes we get so focused on what to cut out, what to eat less of, or what we need to stop eating that we forget to look at what we could add.

A sandwich can be a great lunch. Add some fruit, veggies, or a little more protein if it needs it, and you’ve made that meal work a little harder for you.

No new diet. No complicated meal prep.

Before you take something away, ask yourself what you could add.

That’s a pretty good place to start.

10/27/2026

Meet Andi.

Mom of three. Professional (aka Boss-B). Coach. Wife. And now, a two-time marathon finisher.

Andi came to me wanting to learn how to eat for her body composition goals, fuel her running, and make it all work within a full life.

During our time working together, she trained for and successfully completed her first full marathon, lhaving only run a half before.

Then two weekends ago, she flew to Amsterdam for marathon number two, with me tagging along as her friend - not her coach, and set a new PR.

This is why long term success is all about learning. Understanding what your body needs gives you tools you can keep using as your goals grow and life keeps moving.

Andi, great race and even more than that, great job becoming the person you saw the potential of being.

Here’s to getting you off the pavement and onto the trails😜.

10/26/2026

Most of us already know the basics of getting healthy.

Eat better. Move more. Get enough sleep. Drink your water. Build habits you can actually stick to.

So why is it still so hard?

Because knowing what to do and doing it consistently are two different things.

Life gets busy. Motivation comes and goes. And sometimes we make healthy living way more complicated than it needs to be.

It’s about making small, rEALiStiC choices that add up over time.

You don’t need to do everything. You just need to start doing the things you already know matter, a little more consistently.

Less overthinking. More follow-through. Do the thing.

10/22/2026

P*e in more cool places, Friends. 🫶🏼

10/21/2026

One of the easiest ways to stay stuck is to mistake your past experience for your future potential.

You’ve tried to lose weight before, and it didn’t last. So you’ve decided you can’t do it.

You’ve struggled with consistency, so you assume you’re just not a consistent person.

You’ve never figured out how to fuel your training, manage your appetite, or build habits that hold up when life gets busy. So you assume it’s harder for you than it is for everyone else.

Stop using your past experience as evidence of your future potential.

Maybe the approach was wrong. Maybe you lacked the knowledge, the support, or a plan that actually fit your life. Maybe you were trying to change everything at once instead of learning how to do the basics well.

Whatever the reason, you can learn new skills, build new habits, and become more capable than you are today.

You don’t have to be good at something before you start. You have to be willing to start before you know how good you can be.

Don’t confuse what you’ve never done with what you can’t do.

That’s true in the gym. It’s true with nutrition. And it’s true in just about every area of life where growth requires you to be a beginner first.

Ready to try something different? We’re ready when you are. 🤓

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