Walk into your workout knowing where to start.
A personal training plan gives you exercises, sets, and repetitions, with a place to record your work.
You can remember everyone’s appointments, keep work moving, and know what the house needs before anyone asks.
Yet finding a moment for your own health can mean making another list of decisions.
Which workout should I do? Am I eating enough? Should I push through today, or rest?
Anastasis brings your workouts, nutrition, recovery, and progress into one place—with personal guidance that helps you know where to begin and what to focus on.
So more of the time you make for yourself can actually be spent taking care of yourself.
Strong when you lift. Comfortable in your clothes. More energy for the life you’re building—and something left for yourself at the end of it.
You may already be making an effort. Saving workouts. Trying to eat well. Getting back into a routine whenever the week allows.
But fitting those pieces together takes time and attention, too.
Anastasis helps ease that planning and guesswork, with a clearer path toward your goals.
Your goals matter. So do your training experience, available equipment, and the time you have.
Your check-ins add context about how you’re feeling, helping inform the guidance you receive.
Because a plan should be useful on an ordinary Tuesday, with everything else you have going on.
A personal training plan gives you exercises, sets, and repetitions, with a place to record your work.
Keep your nutrition and water targets together, with additional food tools available as your level of support grows.
Bring how you’re feeling into the picture, with guidance that helps you consider when rest or a gentler day may be useful.
Return to your workouts, measurements, and progress records to see what has changed beyond how you feel in a single moment.
The depth of guidance and tools available depends on your chosen program.
Created by Rhea Nyx Anastasia, Certified Personal Trainer and Certified Nutrition Coach, Anastasis brings together the pieces women are so often left to manage on their own.
A place to begin. Guidance to return to. Room to keep going as life changes.
You carry enough. Your health shouldn’t be one more thing you have to figure out.
Find your starting point with five brief questions.