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In this episode of The Your Level Fitness Podcast, I talk about one of the most important skills you can develop on your weight loss and fitness journey, pacing yourself. Burnout is real. Whether it’s physical from pushing too hard in your workouts or mental from grinding day after day, many of us reach the point where we’re forcing ourselves forward when our body and mind are telling us to slow down.

Learning to set a sustainable pace matters. You’ve likely been through enough cycles of overdoing it to know when the warning signs show up. The key is listening to those signs. If you feel like you might be pushing too hard, chances are you are. The best move in that moment is to step back, take a break, and trust yourself to know when to return.

This approach is very different from the “push harder” message we often hear in fitness. Social media might glorify the grind, but in real life, showing up consistently for the long haul is what truly matters. The goal is not perfection, it’s building a forever active lifestyle where you can confidently show up for your next workout, your next meal, and your next choice.

When you follow your intuition and respect your limits, you prevent burnout and set yourself up for sustainable success. Pace really does matter, and the sooner you embrace it, the stronger and steadier your journey will become.

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