Adaptive Movement + Chronic Support
Spoon Theory-Inspired Movement Series
Each one scales with your available energy (and spoons) while teaching pacing, resilience, and strength-building — without fueling flares.
6 weeks each, with progression built in.
Each guide includes:
✅ Macro hacks
✅ Anti-inflammatory + micronutrient tips
✅ Recovery + pacing tips
✅ Visible app or pacing strategies
✅ Resource links and encouragement built-in
The Low Spoon Strength Program $29
(1–2 spoons needed)
Focus:
Breathwork
Stability
Gentle Stretching
Foundational mobility & body awareness
Energy conservation while still moving intentionally
Target Audience:
Flare days
Low-energy chronic illness warriors
Absolute beginners to movement
People regaining confidence in their body again
Equipment:
None or very minimal (resistance band optional)
Sample Weekly Structure:
Day 1: Guided Breathwork + Gentle Core Activation (lying or seated)
Day 2: Stretch + Stability Routine (focus: ankles, hips, shoulders)
Day 3: Restorative Movement Circuit (standing or chair-supported)
Day 4: Breathwork + Stretch Reset
Day 5: Gentle Stability Training (core + balance drills)
Day 6: Mobility Flow
Day 7: Full Rest or Reflection
Nutrition/Macro Tips:
Quick and easy anti-inflammatory snacks
Importance of omega-3s, magnesium, vitamin D
Macro tip: prioritize protein even on rest days to preserve muscle
The Pace The Chaos Program $29
(A few spoons available)
Focus:
Cardio and paced strength building
Circuit-style training without flaring
Pacing + building aerobic capacity gently
Managing heart rate with pacing tools (Visible App integration)
Target Audience:
Intermediate chronic illness warriors
Those who can tolerate more movement but flare easily
People building back after burnout, injury, or flares
Equipment:
Dumbbells (5–15 lb)
Resistance bands
Bodyweight
Sample Weekly Structure:
Day 1: Low-Impact Cardio & Mobility Warm-up
Day 2: Strength Circuits (upper body focus)
Day 3: Core + Breath Reset + Heart Rate Recovery
Day 4: Strength Circuits (lower body focus)
Day 5: Paced HIIT (short bursts of movement with monitored HR)
Day 6: Stretch + Active Recovery
Day 7: Full Rest or Walk & Reflect Day
Nutrition/Macro Tips:
Anti-inflammatory meals that are simple and sustaining
Hydration hacks
Macro pacing tip: Carbs around workouts to maximize energy without crashes
The Fuel The Fire Program $29
Focus:
Strength training with progression
Push past comfort zone safely
Body part splits (upper/lower/core)
Moderate-intensity HIIT
Adaptations for gym or at-home heavy training
Strengthen without triggering autoimmune flares
Target Audience:
Chronic illness warriors ready to rebuild
Post-flare athletes
Chronic pain friends seeking strength
Those wanting to "better their best" carefully
Equipment:
Access to gym recommended (but home adaptations provided)
Dumbbells, kettlebells, cables, barbells (optional)
Sample Weekly Structure:
Day 1: Upper Body Strength (Push Focus)
Day 2: Lower Body Strength (Glutes + Hamstrings Focus)
Day 3: Core & Mobility + HR recovery day
Day 4: Full-Body HIIT or Athletic Conditioning
Day 5: Upper Body Strength (Pull Focus)
Day 6: Lower Body Strength (Quads + Stability Focus)
Day 7: Active Recovery (walk/stretch)
Nutrition/Macro Tips:
Deep dive on protein needs for muscle repair (1.2g–1.5g per lb range)
Electrolyte balance + hydration strategy
Meal timing ideas around workouts (pre/post)