What's your biggest struggle when it comes to fitness.

Hey everyone! last night I brought on a previous client of ours here at Recruit Ready Fitness, Vanessa. Vanessa has been a Law Enforcement officer based in Florida for the past 1.5 years and I wanted to bring her on to ask a few questions about all things day in the life as a Police Officer as well as her own experience with achieving and maintaining a solid level of fitness within her role. Vanessa shared some very valuable insights and seeing as a lot of you here are aspiring to join the Military, Police or a First Responder role, I think you'll gain lots from checking out this Q&A. I will be bringing on current and ex serving First Responders regularly for Q&As like this where you will have the opportunity to tune in, get involved and ask whatever questions you like. These calls will be exclusive to our Recruit Ready Fitness Elite community which includes regular live training calls weekly, full 12 week gym and non gym workout programs, courses, bonus modules and more. Check out the video above when you get a chance! To access Recruit Ready Fitness Elite you can UPGRADE YOUR ACCOUNT HERE

Hi guys, bit of an odd one but just wanted to see if anyone else experienced this and if they have any tips. So when running in particular I will be feeling good but when I near the end and full on sprint to the finish point… as soon as I stop I feel very sick (doubled over heaving like I’m going to throw up). I try to really focus on deep breaths afterwards and it goes away after a little while but was just wondering why and if it’s a common thing? I assume the more I train at that intensity the more used to it my body will become but it definitely isn’t the nicest feeling 💔😅 Anyone else? x

Hi Everyone! I have recently been accepted into the community and I would love to get to know you! My name is Skye and I am 21. I have fitness goals that I am very keen to reach in the next few months! I have recently signed up to a gym to help me with reaching my goals! My goals: - Control my breathing during long distance running - Run 3km 2-3 times a week minimum - Gain more strength in my biceps - Tone my overall body - Be able to do 15 push-ups If anyone has any suggestions/tips on how I might achieve these goals, please comment below. All comments are greatly appreciated! Have a fantastic day🌞

Welcome! Recruit Ready Fitness is a community where Aspiring & Current Serving Military, Police and First Responders get ongoing help from me & my team to improve their muscular & cardiovascular endurance, create healthy habits and a disciplined approach to their training & nutrition, and ultimately set themselves up for success within their career. Here's what to do first: Step 1: Introduce yourself below with this copy/paste template: What's your nickname? Where are you from? Are you an aspiring or current serving Military, Police or First Responder? If yes, which service? If no, let us know what interests you about Military style training? Biggest strength? Biggest weakness? What do you do for fun? What's your goal inside this community? What triggered you to sign up? (Was it an email, IG post, Skool post?) Step 2: Go through this introduction module How to Unlock Everything 😊! Best practices: 1) Have a profile photo. 2) Space out all your writings into single sentence paragraphs (like I'm doing here). 3) Welcome new members, make helpful posts, share your wins, and engage in the community to level up! Group Rules: 1) No Self Promotion 2) No Selling in the DM's 3) No Spamming the Community Feed ***DISCLAIMER - By being a part of this community and participating in any form of physical exercise guided by the instructional video tutorials within this course, you hereby acknowledge and accept full responsibility for your own state of health and understand that it is your sole responsibility to consult your personal Doctor for any medical advice pertaining to your physical ability to exercise and any restrictions or limitations with exercise that you may or may not have. You also by being a part of this community, acknowledge and accept that performing workouts set within this course may pose a risk of injury and you are responsible for making safe and appropriate choices regarding which exercises you will and will not do, based upon your current physical ability.