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What if becoming a mom didn’t mean putting your biggest goals on hold?
In this episode of Get Built, Babe!, Abbi shares her postpartum running journey from completing the Women’s Epic Race for the first time postpartum to training and coming back the following year with a new PR.
We’re talking about postpartum fitness, running as a mom, training through the demands of motherhood, staying consistent when life is busy, and finding the confidence to chase goals beyond motherhood.
If you’re a mom who wants to get stronger, improve your fitness, start running, train for a race, or simply prove to yourself that you’re capable of more than you think, this episode is for you.
You can be a great mom and chase big goals. You don’t have to choose.
Listen to Get Built, Babe! for fitness, nutrition, strength training, running, healthy habits, and real-life motivation for women and busy moms.
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In this episode of Get Built, Babe!, I sit down with my friend Maddie, a marathon runner, former collegiate athlete, and mom of two, to talk about what running has looked like through every season of motherhood.
We dive into how she first fell in love with running, what it was like training and racing during pregnancy and postpartum, and how becoming a mom has changed both her perspective and her goals. Maddie shares the challenges of balancing marathon training with raising little kids, the mindset that helps her keep showing up, and the meaning behind her favorite phrase, “mama miles.”
Whether you’re chasing a marathon PR, getting back into fitness after having a baby, or simply trying to make time for yourself as a mom, this conversation is full of encouragement, honesty, and practical wisdom. We hope you walk away believing that your goals are still worth pursuing and that every mile counts.
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The reason why you keep starting over probably isn't what you think.
In this episode, I’m joined by my sister, Makenzie—a licensed therapist, performance coach, and master’s-level mental health counselor—to dive into the psychology behind lasting behavior change.
We talk about:
If you’ve ever felt like you’re constantly starting over with your fitness journey, this episode is for you.
Because before you build the body you want, you have to build the mindset that gets you there.
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Feeling overwhelmed by fitness, nutrition, macros, workouts, and all the information out there?
In this episode, I’m sharing the first two things I would do if I had to start my health and fitness journey all over again. Spoiler alert: it has nothing to do with cutting out your favorite foods, spending hours in the gym, or following a complicated meal plan.
We’ll talk about why making the decision to change matters, how simply tracking your food can provide valuable insight into your habits, and why understanding your real-life schedule is one of the most important steps you can take before making changes.
If you’re ready to build healthier habits in a way that feels realistic, sustainable, and not overwhelming, this episode is for you.
Let’s get built together.
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Welcome to my very first episode!
In this episode, I'm sharing my personal journey with fitness, nutrition, macros and strength training. I talk about where I started, the challenges I faced, and how learning to fuel my body and build strength transformed not only my physical health but also my confidence and mindset.
You'll also hear why I decided to start this podcast, what topics you can expect in future episodes, and my vision for creating a supportive community where women can learn, grow, and become stronger together.
If you have a transformation story or you're a personal trainer, coach, or health professional with valuable insight and would like to be interviewed on a future episode, I'd love to hear from you!
Thank you for being here from the beginning! I can't wait to grow this community with you!
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Instagram: @getbuiltbabe
Email: [email protected]
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Welcome to Get built, Babe. Where we're not just building bodies, we're building confidence, consistency, and a life we love.
I'm Abbi Stark, a mom, nurse, and fitness lover with a passion for health and wellness. If you've ever wanted to start your fitness journey but didn't know where to begin, or you're tired of starting over every Monday, you're in the right place.
Here, we build realistic fitness and nutrition habits that actually fit your life. We talk about how to start, how to keep going, and how to stay consistent when life gets messy. Because the truth is, you're capable of so much more than you think. Sometimes you just need the tools, the strategy, and a little support to prove it to yourself. And around here we do not gatekeep. So grab your caffeine, lace up your sneakers, and let's build strength, confidence, and a life you feel amazing in.
Connect with me here!
Instagram: @getbuiltbabe
Email: [email protected]
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