True strength comes from the people who surround you. MFF trainer Michael Littig discovered this and two other lessons in an incredibly powerful way when he summited Kilimanjaro with three inspiring members of the Ninja Army.
Therapy doesn’t always have to be about life or death. It should be about living a better life. Coach Fury opens up and shares his personal journey with therapy and provides resources for folks who may be on the same journey.
Embracing strength training doesn’t have to mean throwing away other forms of movement that you enjoy. It’s all about figuring out what kind of movement makes you the feel most alive. So, what moves you?
Oftentimes when we look at our past, we have a dream of the way things were supposed to look. We have hopes and expectations that have gone unfulfilled. In order to become who we want to be, we need to let go of who we thought we should be by now.
Do you ever feel a little uneasy walking into the gym? Does it feel unnatural to take ownership over the weights section? It doesn’t have to be that way! Elizabeth Stacey explains…
Setting goals gives us something to strive for in life. But sometimes achieving those goals becomes impossible because we’re stuck in a close-up view. It’s time to start thinking big picture.
Creating long-term, sustainable change in your life isn’t easy, but it’s the only way to get from where you are now to where you want to be. Here are 3 steps to kickstart your journey to personal growth and help you embrace the art of possibility.
One of the most effective ways to slice through the brutal fog of self-loathing, woe, and general not-good-enoughness like the Ninja you are is to actively seek a more joyous life. Here are six ways you can start nailing the sh*t out of your life right now.
Wondering how the recent travel ban affects you and those in your life or how you can get involved to make your voice heard? Join Michael Littig at the next MFF Salon where, as a community, we’ll begin to unpack the refugee crisis.
Here at MFF, we’re used to building up our muscles… whether that be with kettlebell swings, squats, or bench presses. As we each continue on our health and hotness journeys into February, I’d love to introduce another “muscle” for us to flex: our kindness and compassion muscle.
