Women's Health Australia

BOUNCING FOR WARD

TIFFINY HALL HAS HAD AN ILLUSTRIOUS CAREER IN HEALTH AND FITNESS, FROM GLADIATORS TO BECOMING CEO OF HER OWN WELLNESS EMPIRE, BUT WHAT FEW REALISE ABOUT HER IS THAT SHE’S ALSO A MINDSET MASTER.

Take, for example, her three-hour reset rule, where every three hours, you reset and reassess. So, if you indulged in something you regret, instead of dwelling on it, you focus on your goals – a genius trick that makes getting back on the horse a cinch. Then there’s her colour-coded diary, in which she divides activities between red for stressful and green for relaxing and replenishing.

Now, the 37-year-old mum of one (soon to be two) is taking on bounce back culture, seeking to replace the BS idea that women must shed kilos to ‘bounce back’ to their ‘pre-baby body’ as soon as possible after giving birth with the idea they can, instead, seek to ‘bounce forward’. Tiff’s even

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