You are a healthy person

You Are a Healthy Person—One Habit at a Time

Here’s the truth: you don’t become a healthy person by hitting a goal weight or following a perfect plan.
You become a healthy person by acting like one—one choice, one habit, one day at a time.

Every time you choose to nourish your body, move with intention, get good sleep, drink your water, or shift your mindset—you’re casting a vote for the kind of person you want to be.

You’re not “trying” to be healthy.

You ARE a healthy person.
Now it’s time to start living like it—consistently, even imperfectly.

Instead of obsessing over what to cut out, start doubling down on what’s working:

  • Add in more whole, colorful foods

  • Move your body in ways that energize you

  • Prioritize sleep and hydration

  • Talk to yourself with kindness and belief

The scale doesn’t define you—your habits do.
Change your mindset from “I have to” to “I get to.”
From “I’m starting over” to “I’m building something sustainable.”

You don’t need a reset—you need reinforcement.
You're not starting from scratch—you’re building on momentum.

So today, take the next right step.
Small, intentional actions add up—and they shape your identity.

You’re not just changing your habits.
You’re becoming who you were always meant to be.

Let’s keep going—one powerful, aligned choice at a time.

Coach Rebecca B

Rebecca Ballstaedt

A personal trainer for over 25 years, Rebecca is an “OG” of 100 Year Athlete Online. She set the bar for how we build trusting relationships with online clients and support their outdoor adventures. These days, she continues to train 100 Year Athletes and mentors our team of online coaches. 

Prior to joining us in 2021, Rebecca founded and operated a CrossFit gym in Draper, Utah and ran her own nutrition consulting business. She is Kinstretch certified, a Certified Personal Trainer with the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM), and a Certified CrossFit Level 2 Trainer. She also studied exercise physiology and nutrition at the University of Utah, where she played softball and rugby.

Rebecca has successfully trained athletes for tough expeditions—like summiting Grand Teton with 100YA partner The Mountain Guides. In the gym, her personal goal is to be ready for any outdoor challenge, whether that is hiking the Grand Canyon rim to rim or signing up at the last minute for a marathon (she and Nick, her husband, have done six so far). Outside the gym, Rebecca loves to trail run, hike, snowshoe, and camp. She wakes up at 4:30 am every day, so don’t expect her to respond to anything after 8 pm. 

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