Costs
6 month block
Priced at $25 per week for two one hour sessions, weekly newsletters and all online access. If you go away on holiday we can suspend your membership also (only if longer than 2 weeks).
12 week block
Priced at $27.50 per week for two one hour sessions, weekly newsletters and all online access. If you go away on holiday we can suspend your membership also (only if longer than 2 weeks).
Priced at $27.50 per week for two one hour sessions, weekly newsletters and all online access. If you go away on holiday we can suspend your membership also (only if longer than 2 weeks).
6 week block
Priced at $30 per week for two one hour sessions, weekly newsletters and all online access.
Priced at $30 per week for two one hour sessions, weekly newsletters and all online access.
10 pass concession.
Priced at $150 for the pass, which includes the weekly newsletters and all online access. Valid for 3 months.
Priced at $150 for the pass, which includes the weekly newsletters and all online access. Valid for 3 months.
First session free!
Retreats:
$569
Included in this weekend:
- Three nights accomodation in shared spaces (bedding and towels provided)
- All meals, drinks, and snacks while at the retreat
- Three nights accomodation in shared spaces (bedding and towels provided)
- All meals, drinks, and snacks while at the retreat
- Fitness classes
- Adventure activities
- Yoga
- Inspiring guest speaker
- Goal Setting Workshop
- Nutrition Workshop
- Wine Tour
- Sunrise Hike
- Body Love Goodie Bag (includes t-shirt, journal, and extra awesomeness)
- Access to private Facebook community page
- Adventure activities
- Yoga
- Inspiring guest speaker
- Goal Setting Workshop
- Nutrition Workshop
- Wine Tour
- Sunrise Hike
- Body Love Goodie Bag (includes t-shirt, journal, and extra awesomeness)
- Access to private Facebook community page
Workshops:
$40
1. Practice gratitude.
Courtney starts Body Love Blueprint sessions by asking women to write five things they are grateful for in their journals. This starts sessions off in a positive frame of mind because it reminds women that even though it may seem like a bad day – there are things that make us feel happy and grateful.
We are always comparing ourselves to others, and Courtney wants to remember that there are plenty of reasons to be grateful. She encourages us to think more broadly when considering the blessings in our lives – including a sunny day, having good food, or the kindness of a stranger.
Thanking your body is also important – for everything it does, even when you don’t feel well. Saying I’m grateful for my beautiful body and getting okay with saying words like “beautiful” “healthy” and “strong” is an important part of taking care of yourself.
2. Conquer fear with action.
“Listen to your fears and walk towards them.” The Body Love Blueprint is all about possibility. When you conquer your fears – even if it’s just a small win in the gym – you’ll be more confident in all areas of your life. Courtney advises us to not avoid things purely because we are afraid to fail. Feel the fear and do it anyway.
“We can be very creative when it comes to seeing all the terrible scenarios that could happen – what if they laugh at me or what if something awful happens?”
If you want to feel better about yourself, start doing more things out of your comfort zone. You will realize you are more capable than you gave yourself credit for and the confidence you gain will transfer into other areas of your life.
3. Surround yourself with positive people.
The people you surround yourself with are such a big part of whether you feel happy and successful. Only allow the people that support, encourage and love you for who you are into your life. Also, be careful about what you let into your mind and who you follow on social media. What you choose to focus on determines how you feel.
Courtney talks about how different she felt when she was focused on how she looked as opposed to when she decided to relax and have fun with her training.
A few years ago all she focused on what how she looked, what she ate and her weight. She talks about taking so many selfies at that time but never being happy with how she looked.
Then she changed her focus. All she focused on was completing the race and enjoying the team atmosphere. Rather than worry about calories and scales, she focused on helping others and the difference in her mindset and how she felt about herself and life was remarkable.


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