Building Endurance Over Time
Simple ways to keep going—even when it gets tough

Let’s talk about endurance. Not just the “run for miles” kind, but the everyday kind. The kind that helps you keep moving, stay consistent, and feel good doing it. It’s not about speed. It’s not about perfection. It’s about showing up, again and again.
fortitude to push forward
What does endurance really mean?
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WHERE DO YOU BEGIN?
You don’t need to go all-in right away. In fact, going too hard too soon usually backfires. Start where you are. Build from there.
Try:
- Easy cardio (like brisk walking or light biking)
- Short bursts of effort followed by rest (intervals work wonders)
- Strength training a few times a week
- Sleep, hydration, and food that fuels you
The goal? Be consistent, not extreme.

How long does it take?
This part is different for everyone. But if you stick with it, you’ll likely notice a difference in how you feel in just a few weeks. Energy goes up. Breathing gets easier. Workouts feel less heavy. Your body starts to remember how to move well—and how to recover.
Real progress isn’t always loud
It’s not always a PR or finishing first. Sometimes it’s just not needing a break halfway through class. Or feeling proud you made it in on a day you didn’t feel like it. That’s progress too—and it adds up.
Want to see where you're starting from?
Our Foundation Intro Class includes a FREE InBody Scan to check in on your current stats—no pressure, just insight. We use it as a jumping-off point to create a plan that fits you.
Looking for support?
Join our free public Facebook group—it’s where our community shares wins, struggles, tips, and questions. It’s a great place to learn, stay motivated, and be surrounded by people working toward something better.
Know someone who could use this?
Send this blog their way. Encouragement goes a long way—and having someone beside you makes the hard days easier.
You don’t need to do it all at once. Just start. We’ll meet you there.
— The GRITT Team

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