Episode #32. From barriers to breakthroughs: harnessing mindset for healthy movement habits with Janey Holliday

Are you ready to shift your perspective on fitness? In the latest episode of the Make Movement Matter podcast, I chat with Janey Holliday, who went from being a self-confessed exercise hater to a thriving fitness coach and now mindset coach. Together, we dive deep into how our mindset shapes our relationship with movement and why it’s essential to challenge the traditional narratives surrounding exercise.

We talk about the power of community, the importance of individualized approaches, and how a "happily doing" mindset can make all the difference in building sustainable habits. 

Whether you’ve struggled to find joy in exercise or are looking for ways to overcome personal blocks, this conversation offers a whole host of valuable insights and practical tips to rethink your movement journey. Discover how to create a fitness routine that feels good and works for YOU! 



Chapters

02:01 Journey from Exercise Hater to Fitness Coach

05:56 The Impact of Environment on Fitness

10:06 Creating a Supportive Fitness Community

13:45 Challenging the Narrative of Fitness

18:12 The Importance of Individualized Fitness

21:59 Rethinking Exercise and Movement

26:07 The All-or-Nothing Mindset in Fitness

30:18 Rethinking Fitness: Beyond Running

33:00 Uncovering Personal Blocks to Fitness

37:10 Identity and Habit Formation

42:51 Building Sustainable Habits

49:17 Future Self: The Key to Motivation

55:33 The Happily Doing Mindset



About this week’s guests:

Janey Holliday

Janey Holliday has been changing the lives of women for 24 years. First in the health and fitness industry (she founded outdoor female fitness brand Fit for a Princess in SW London - as a former exercise hater!). Then from 2012 as a mindset, life and business coach.

Her ethos is simple: Get your mind working for you rather than against you. Anything is possible with the right approach / environment. And we only have one life, so let’s live it as well as we can and as long as we can!

Janey is a single Mum of 3 (16-year-old twin boys and a 9-year-old daughter, who is autistic) and lives in Sidmouth, Devon. When she’s not inspiring others, you’ll find her on her paddle board out at sea!

Connect here:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thewomensmindsetcoach

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thewomensmindsetcoach

Website:  https://www.janeyholliday.com

More about your host, Wendy

Wendy (50) founded Reclaim Movement after a running injury at 40 turned into 4 years of chronic pain. In her search for answers and to reclaim her own movement again she discovered natural movement. The philosophy of training real life practical movements to be able to keep using them as we age, coupled with the benefit of using strengthening and mobilising whole-body movement patterns that are underused in today’s modern world made her realise she had found a way to move for life.


Wendy’s aim is to help people embrace a movement-rich life, at any age, to improve mobility, strength and confidence to keep moving well and doing the things they love for as long as they want. 

MovNat Level 1 certified & Functional Range Conditioning certified, she coaches online group classes live & by replay in the Reclaim Movement membership as well as online and in-person private coaching in Oxford. 

Find out more about Reclaim Movement:

Instagram: https://instagram.com/reclaim.movement

YouTube: https://youtube.com/@reclaim.movement

Facebook: https://facebook.com/reclaim.movement

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