Nexus of Alexis - Debut Episode! 💪🤸‍♀️✨

In this debut episode, I’m sharing my journey-how I became a trainer and why I created The Next Fitness Thing. The fitness industry can be an overwhelming and often exploitative space, filled with body shaming and unrealistic expectations. That’s why I set out to create something different: a community that’s authentic, inclusive, and, most importantly, FUN!
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[@thatgirlcandace3862]

👏🏼 🎉

[@McLellanResearch]

I feel your passion and ability to help people.

[@anneparker4142]

Alexis, you’re always inspiring me ❤ Thanks for sharing your story. Love you 😊

[@EydieCohen-p7t]

This is an honest introductory to you snd TNFT!

[@livefunfit]

Yayyy Alexis! You knocked this out of the park, and all you had to do was be your amazing self. I’m so proud of you! 💚

[@thenextfitnessthing]

Thank you so much!! 😊 Words cannot truly expressed how much I appreciate having you on my team and in my life 🫶🏼

[@carolmoorhead4517]

I just missed you live yesterday, was able to rewind and watch but not comment afterwards. You did a great job Alexis! ❤

[@thenextfitnessthing]

Thank you!!☺️

[@lisagalloway5786]

Great video. I love your honesty and transparency.

[@thenextfitnessthing]

I appreciate that!

[@amyhamm5]

I’m part of the 475
Love the intro.

[@shawneec.8113]

Such an inspirational story of growth and empowerment through struggle. Being a trainer can be so much more than just a “calorie burning coach”, being strong and healthy of body is being strong and healthy if mind and soul ❤️💪🙏

[@thenextfitnessthing]

Thank you so much!!! 😊

[@heatherseverson-tanez8127]

Thank you for bringing your light and wisdom to the world.

[@thenextfitnessthing]

Thanks for listening

[@mattpocock7113]

What a great introductory video!! Great camera presence and awesome explanation of your path to where you are now!!

[@launacraig8789]

❤❤❤

[@thenextfitnessthing]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@alexiscraigfit]

Thank you Matt - I really appreciate all your support and encouragement it inspired me to post this more publicly

[@marylineen_cpt_cnc]

woohoo! I am so glad to hear this and very proud of you!

[@alexiscraigfit]

Thank you. I am so grateful for all your help and support along the way

[@colleenbye6000]

You are the goods!!

[@KristineHenning-j1p]

Thank you for being your true amazing, honest self and sharing your passion with us! So grateful to be a small part of your journey! ❤️

[@thenextfitnessthing]

Thank you so much!

[@erinhanton5490]

You, your message, and mission are so beautiful. I can personally attest to how caring Alexis is. She has reached out to me and helped me when I was going through some really hard times. She has the biggest heart as do all the teammates and trainers!! 💚💚💚💚💚

[@thenextfitnessthing]

Thank you! ❤️

[@colleenbye6000]

I like Nexus of Alexis

[@rebeccagordon960]

Honest feedback: you are trying to launch a successful online fitness platform but the vibes I am getting from this are rooted in your insecurity and judgement. You mention that all the Successful platforms are filled with “perfect” ambassadors aiming to promote the program when perfection does not exist . You are in a place of judgment because they look more fit than you perhaps? There are several successful small businesses where the sole proprietor is confidently making themselves the face of their own program and they are thriving. They aren’t hired by anyone because of charisma or looks- they are just confident enough to put themselves out there. They are far from perfect people, but your labeling them as such is rooted in your own insecurities. You don’t think you are good enough to be the face of your own organization? Why is that? People resonate with humanity and that’s why these other platforms have a successful following. Not because of perfection. You said in your previous job you showed up with full hair and makeup and that’s where you got most of the following that you have now? Could it be that people who were used to seeing the best-put-together version of you feel like you stopped trying when you show up to teach without any effort at all put into your appearance?