Camille has been active for as long as she can remember—whether it was chasing a soccer ball or keeping up with her three older brothers. In high school, she worked out regularly, but mostly stuck to the cardio section, thinking that’s what “fitness” was supposed to look like. Slowly she started to explore the weight room and got out of her ‘cardio bunny’ phase. She quickly fell in love with strength training—the rush of getting stronger, the idea of building a healthy, capable body for her future kids and family. But somewhere along the way, that passion turned into obsession. She was overexercising, under-fueling, and ignoring what her body was trying to tell her. Eventually, Camille learned that true strength isn’t just about lifting heavier—it’s about balance. Now, she trains to feel her best, not punish her body. She fuels it with what it needs, rests when she needs to, and helps other women find that same balance so they can feel strong, confident, and truly healthy—inside and out.