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MEET NIKKI NAAB-LEVY

Strength Training | Nutrition | Hypermobility

Nikki Naab-Levy is a strength and nutrition coach with a background in exercise science and a passion for helping people navigate fitness with hypermobility, chronic conditions, and real-life challenges.

Through her programs, podcast, and online education, Nikki empowers women to build strength, change their body composition, and make long term changes in their health and fitness behaviors. Her work blends evidence-based practices with an honest, yet compassionate approach to health and fitness.

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MEET NIKKI NAAB-LEVY

branding photography - nikki

Strength Training | Nutrition | Hypermobility

Nikki Naab-Levy is a strength and nutrition coach with a background in exercise science and a passion for helping people navigate fitness with hypermobility, chronic conditions, and real-life challenges.

Through her programs, podcast, and online education, Nikki empowers women to build strength, change their body composition, and make long term changes in their health and fitness behaviors. Her work blends evidence-based practices with an honest, yet compassionate approach to health and fitness.

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HAVE A PODCAST OR INTERVIEW REQUEST?

Nikki would love to be a guest on your podcast or contribute to your next article.

She can bring a fresh perspective on topics including:

✅ Strength training for hypermobility and chronic conditions and how to safely build strength and muscle with less pain and injury.

✅ How to use behavior change strategies to approach fat loss and body recomposition for better long term results and why focusing on only calories or macros often backfires.

✅ Why traditional fitness advice misses the mark for people with chronic pain, hypermobility, or complex bodies and what to do instead.

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Podcasts, Features, & Articles

Check out the advice and personal experiences that I've shared as a nutrition and strength coach for women and hypermobile humans.

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PODCAST INTERVIEWS

  • Find Your Strong Podcast: Pilates, Body Autonomy, & Magic Muscles
  • The Movement & Mindfulness Podcast: Breaking Down Fitness Culture and Standing Up for Self Advocacy
  • Fuel Your Strength Podcast: The Problem with Tiny Pink Dumbbells
  • Grace & Grit Podcast: Stop Retreating from Resistance and Use It to Expand Your Thinking
  • Fuel Your Strength Podcast: Hypermobility & Strength Training
  • The Mentor Sessions Podcast: Marketing for Yoga Teachers
  • The Diet Diaries Podcast: The candid truth about Strength Training, Pilates & Body Image

FEATURES & MENTIONS

  • SELF Magazine: 20 Fun Pilates Videos That Take Less Than 25 Minutes
  • Girls Gone Strong Article: Common Knee Issues and What to Do About Them
  • Girls Gone Strong Article: Why You Have Tight Hips and What to Do About It
  • Girls Gone Strong Article: Why Pilates and Lifting Weights Aren't Mutually Exclusive
  • Girls Gone Strong Article: Why Muscle Stiffness Isn't Always Bad

CONNECT WITH NIKKI ON INSTAGRAM

It’s here! One week of free hypermobility friendly It’s here! One week of free hypermobility friendly workouts with alllllll the modifications and direct access to me for support and form checks! 🎉
👉 Comment FALL and I’ll DM you the link to join!
And for 35 years I thought this was normal 🙃 👉 Co And for 35 years I thought this was normal 🙃
👉 Comment SWAPS and I’ll DM you the link to get a free hypermobility modification guide to strength exercises.
Positive body image matters - especially when you Positive body image matters - especially when you have a chronic illness.
P.S. Comment SWAPS and I’ll DM you the link to get a free hypermobilty modification guide for strength exercises.
Grab your pitchforks? 👉 Comment SWAPS and I’ll DM Grab your pitchforks?
👉 Comment SWAPS and I’ll DM you the link to get a free hypermobility modification guide to strength exercises.
This trend takes me back to high school. 💀 👉 Comm This trend takes me back to high school. 💀
👉 Comment SWAPS and I’ll DM you the link to get a free hypermobility modification guide to strength exercises.
Modifications if you struggle with foot and ankle Modifications if you struggle with foot and ankle stability!
👉 Comment SWAPS and I’ll DM you the link to get a free hypermobility modification guide to strength exercises!
Bicycle modifications. What exercise should I do n Bicycle modifications. What exercise should I do next?
👉 Comment SWAPS and I’ll DM you the link to get a free hypermobility modification guide to strength exercises!
It’s heeeerreeee 😱 No, but really, the October sl It’s heeeerreeee 😱
No, but really, the October slide is a thing for so many of us with chronic illness where symptoms and flares kick up like something fierce. 🫠🤦🏼‍♀️🤷‍♀️
We can’t avoid it, but we can do our best to manage it. 
Here’s 5 things that might be helpful to have on hand 👇
1. Stock up on your rescue meds! For me, one of my biggest triggers in migraines, so Tylenol, ibuprofen, triptan, Claritin cocktail it is!🥂
(Sinus stuff makes my migraines worse hence the Claritin) 
2. Compression garments - for my POTSIE friends, bring on the abdominal binders, compression leggings, and compression socks. Bonus points if they’re Halloween themed. 🎃👻
3. A big comfy AF blanket or bathrobe and a list of comfort shows. If you have to be down for the count, might ae well make it comfortable. 
4. Easy, no cook meal / food options. Cooking is hard when you’re exhausted, foggy, dizzy, and in pain. Having shit on hand means you can at least (try to) feed yourself between the bouts of nausea.
5. A flare plan. When you’re flared, it’s often really hard to focus on the action items that will help you feel better. Deciding in advance and writing it down means having a personalized manual for taking care of yourself.
👉 Comment SWAPS and I’ll DM you the link to get a free hypermobility modification guide to strength exercises.
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