Pauline Nordin

Founder of Fighterdiet & Seize the Training Day

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08 Jan 15:10

Welcome to FD8 New Years Fitness Program 2026

Nordin introduced her FD8 program she's coaching, which will guide participants through a 2025 New Year's program using Zoom meetings and broadcasts on Instagram, YouTube, and U screen.

She emphasized that the focus is on enjoying the fitness journey rather than treating it as a challenge with a specific end date.

Nordin explained that the program is not a cookie-cutter approach but a manual and guide for participants to create their own fitness routine that works for their schedule and lifestyle.

She stressed the importance of being present in the fitness journey and enjoying the process of repetition and daily routine.

Nordin presented a comprehensive fitness program, outlining an 8 week workout system with customizable options and emphasizing the importance of proper form and technique.

She discussed the program's structure, including exercise lists, cardio routines, and nutrition guidelines, while encouraging participants to consult with her for personalized advice.

Nordin also highlighted the importance of self-reflection and goal-setting, and provided various ways for participants to reach out to her for support and guidance.

Nordin discussed the FighterDiet approach, emphasizing the importance of simplifying nutrition and avoiding overtracking of macros.

She introduced the K.I.S.S Fighterdiet food basket system and encouraged studying the FighterDiet materials, including videos and meal plans, to gain diet epiphanies.

Nordin stressed the significance of learning to cook at home and developing a healthy relationship with food, rather than relying on meal delivery services.

She also highlighted the importance of mindset and self-awareness in achieving fitness goals, concluding with a reminder that health is built on nutrition and encouraging attendees to focus on making mindful food choices.

  • All participants: Download and review the 2025 New Year's program guide, reflect on personal goals, and consider what causes them to fall off previous programs

  • All participants: Study the "defeed to refeed" nutrition section and related guidelines in the program materials.

  • All participants: Join scheduled form checks on Instagram Live and Zoom Meetings to upload and review training form.

  • All participants: Reach out to Nordin (via WhatsApp or Instagram DMs) or Pauline at fighterdiet.com for one-on-one consultations as needed.

  • All participants: Attend group sessions on Zoom and Friday Instagram meetings for support and to address confusion or feeling overwhelmed.

  • Nordin: Lead and host scheduled Zoom Meetings, Instagram Live sessions, and group meetings for program support.

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FD8 New Years Fitness Program 2026 

Welcome to FD8 New Years Fitness Program 2026 Nordin introduced her FD8 program she's coaching, which will guide participants through a 2025 New Year's program using Zoom meetings and broadcasts on Instagram, YouTube, and U screen. She emphasized that the focus is on enjoying the fitness journey rather than treating it as a challenge with a specific end date. Nordin explained that the program is not a cookie-cutter approach but a manual and guide for participants to create their own fitness routine that works for their schedule and lifestyle. She stressed the importance of being present in the fitness journey and enjoying the process of repetition and daily routine.Comprehensive Fitness Program OverviewNordin presented a comprehensive fitness program, outlining an 8 week workout system with customizable options and emphasizing the importance of proper form and technique. She discussed the program's structure, including exercise lists, cardio routines, and nutrition guidelines, while encouraging participants to consult with her for personalized advice. Nordin also highlighted the importance of self-reflection and goal-setting, and provided various ways for participants to reach out to her for support and guidance.Practical Nutrition for Fitness SuccessNordin discussed the FighterDiet approach, emphasizing the importance of simplifying nutrition and avoiding overtracking of macros. She introduced the K.I.S.S Fighterdiet food basket system and encouraged studying the FighterDiet materials, including videos and meal plans, to gain diet epiphanies. Nordin stressed the significance of learning to cook at home and developing a healthy relationship with food, rather than relying on meal delivery services. She also highlighted the importance of mindset and self-awareness in achieving fitness goals, concluding with a reminder that health is built on nutrition and encouraging attendees to focus on making mindful food choices.Next stepsAll participants: Download and review the 2025 New Year's program guide, reflect on personal goals, and consider what causes them to fall off previous programsAll participants: Study the "defeed to refeed" nutrition section and related guidelines in the program materials.All participants: Join scheduled form checks on Instagram Live and Zoom Meetings to upload and review training form.All participants: Reach out to Nordin (via WhatsApp or Instagram DMs) or Pauline at fighterdiet.com for one-on-one consultations as needed.All participants: Attend group sessions on Zoom and Friday Instagram meetings for support and to address confusion or feeling overwhelmed.Nordin: Lead and host scheduled Zoom Meetings, Instagram Live sessions, and group meetings for program support.

The daily focus is all you need as 'goal'! To stay on plan in healthy living one day at a time. Do you strive for that superstar?

Posted

07 Jan 15:25

Superstars!

This book is now YOURS when you hit subscribe on IG or join me on  Fighterdiet.com !

I welcome you to join my Fighterdiet Life!

My FD8 New Years 2025 program is our training program to start our happy fitness life together!

It’s 2026 and we got training days to seize every day.

I offer two places for my Fighterdiet community clients to spend quality time together:

Sign up at Fighterdiet.com for access to exclusive workout videos, mindset coaching, meditation, K.I.S.S Fighterdiet healthy eating, Fighterdiet recipes, body self care, mobility, stretching, strength training coaching and MOTIVATION for a fit, strong life with me as your coach and trainer.

With a membership you are invited to join my Fighterdiet ZOOM meetings and classes I’ll be hosting for my small groups in training.

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Subscribe to Fighterdiet Instagram for different content I just listed but with live interaction, classes, training sessions, meditation to bring EXCITEMENT to Fitness, muscle & strength, health & wellness to simply live a happy life.

With a Fighterdiet Instagram subscription you’ll have me in your corner to keep you going and accountable! 

I welcome you to join both my communities, the content is different and not everyone likes to be on Instagram or social media, so I thank you for your support.

On Friday Jan 9th at 9 am EDT I’m hosting my FDX kickoff meeting on ZOOM about 2026 for my Figherdiet.com members.

YOU who subscribe to Fighterdiet on Instagram can join my ZOOM meeting!

Email me to get the ZOOM meeting or Send me a DM on instagram!

I look forward to our time together!

Thank you for choosing me to be your coach & trainer.

Fighterdiet.com

Instagram @fighterdiet

Posted

06 Jan 09:40

Laugh HIIT workouts with me!

Join my happy mind routine!

Build up your tolerance to stress with my LAUGH HIIT WORKOUT! 

I lead you through the intervals to bliss one sprint after another. 

My passion as a fitness life coach is happiness, and I love teaching you how to achieve the ideal and real daily goal worth pursuing: 

To be at peace with yourself and stay focused to seize the training day every day! 

FighterDiet.com

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FDX Friday Move, Mobilize & Meditate!

Guided Wellness Workout SessionNordin led a guided workout session that included a 45-minute routine consisting of laughing intervals, foam rolling, a full-body warm-up, and a humming meditation. She emphasized the importance of warming up properly and explained that the laughing intervals were designed to boost mood and reduce stress. Despite some technical difficulties with the meeting platform, Nordin attempted to adjust her settings to improve the participant experience.Laughter and Mobility Fitness SessionNordin led a fitness session focused on laughter and mobility exercises. She began with a 30-second laughing exercise in three sets, emphasizing the meditative benefits and the ability to self-induce happiness. Following this, she introduced foam rolling as a method to improve mobility and massage the body. Nordin encouraged participants to stay warm and maintain a systematic approach while performing the exercises.Comprehensive Hip Flexibility Warm-UpNordin demonstrated a comprehensive warm-up routine focusing on hip flexibility, muscle activation, and range of motion. The routine included targeted stretches and massages for the hips, legs, glutes, back, arms, and shoulders, with specific emphasis on preventing stiffness and preparing the body for exercise. Nordin counted out each stroke or repetition aloud to ensure consistency and shared that she often modifies the routine based on individual needs and feedback.Comprehensive Mobility and Flexibility RoutineNordin demonstrated a comprehensive mobility and flexibility routine, including exercises for knees, elbows, shoulders, hamstrings, calves, and triceps, using various props like chairs and a roller. She emphasized the importance of maintaining mobility and flexibility for overall health and strength, particularly as one ages. The routine concluded with a 5-minute meditation session focused on deep breathing and pelvic floor contractions. Nordin expressed her passion for fitness as a holistic practice that enhances both physical strength and mental well-being.-Summary by ZOOM

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06 Jan 09:39

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“I look forward to my workout! I can’t wait to train!”

That’s the way I live my fitness life. 

I remember when I realized I train mainly for an outcome, I THOUGHT I truly loved the way of life with all my heart. 

But every time I got into the best lean and strong shape I lost motivation! 

Maintaining my well built physique wasn’t as rewarding as I had always envisioned. 

Nowadays I know the difference between working for a look more than for the feeling. 

I never do “just gotta do it” anymore. 

I motivate myself to want to do it. 

I want to be doing it, and no stupid complaining about the training I CHOOSE to do! 

It’s a mindset thing. 

It has to feel good, it has to do me good or I simply know it’s waste of life time spent on something I could change to excite me and draw me into the doing over and over.

I’m disciplined, I do what I do out of freedom, but I’ve learned that I have to be open to letting myself evolve to accept what I thought I wanted isn’t what I want anymore. 

My fitness goals today? 

I always want to build lean muscle, keep my cardio capacity, keep practicing my mobility and strength training technique like an athlete, but in all that daily life I must enjoy every part of it. 

And that’s the only true goal I have, to seize the training day of life every day! 

FDX FIGHTERDIET WARRIOR MEETING ON ZOOM: Jan 9 at 9 am edt! 

It’s open for all my clients enrolled in my FighterDiet community on FighterDiet.com 

EMAIL ME for the link or add me on WhatsApp and I’ll provide the info! 

Posted

06 Jan 09:37

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Superstars, stop saying you’re feeling fluffy, bloated, swollen.

That story never ends with a happy self does it?

Change your chronic criticism of your body, it’s time to shift focus and live fitness life without the constant complaining about a perfectly normal healthy body.

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04 Jan 15:53

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Are you a body or do you have a body?

I remember that thought challenge in high school when I was studying the history of Western Philosophy.

Without a physical body I’d not have any vehicle or a vessel for whatever I call that form of being, pure energy, consciousness, spirit or soul.

P.C Jersild’s book about the brain living in a water tank and its reflections on life comes to mind.

Unless I missed the news, they still haven’t found a physical location of the mind that masters the body.

So…I like to entertain the idea that I am forever, not at all as ‘Pauline with her memories, attachments, history, organs, dreams etc’ but more like how everything that lives in Nature must die to be born again, the way the leaves under the tree turn into new soil, the composting style, that will be my way too.

In my fitness life I had goals to achieve, I wanted to create a well-built physique, and then maintain that for ever.

Arnold on a cover of Muscle & Fitness that caught my attention Feb 20, 1999 was the inspiration, before him I had no idea I could train to build my dream body by hard work, discipline & dedication.

That drew me into my life commitment to the way of life we live building the strong body.

Today, my perspective is ‘a well built MIND’ is a status symbol, rather than in my quote ‘a well built PHYSIQUE’.

Because when you truly master your mind you’ll master your body.

And to transform your physical body you must be willing to transform your mind. 

Imagine what you can create out of your laser focus if you give yourself the time to build BODY AND the MIND. 

Dreams and goals evolve, fitness goals too, so ask your heart, WHAT DO I WANT, then GO FOR IT.

Fighterdiet.com

#fighterdiet 

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04 Jan 14:53

ZOOM Recap from FDX Sunday Gratitude

Overcoming Self-Criticism in Body Image

Nordin discussed the impact of self-criticism and negative body image, particularly in the fitness and bodybuilding culture. She shared her personal journey of shifting away from constant self-criticism and focusing on self-acceptance and contentment.

Nordin explored the challenges of body image and self-perception in the fitness industry, sharing personal experiences about shifting away from self-criticism and embracing self-acceptance.

She emphasized the importance of focusing on overall progress and well-being rather than fixating on specific flaws or physical appearance, encouraging a more positive and compassionate relationship with oneself.

Nordin discussed the need for self-love and understanding, highlighting the importance of gratitude, structured approaches to food management, and maintaining a balanced perspective to foster a healthier relationship with body image and food.

Nordin emphasized the importance of changing how one perceives their body and the realization that body dissatisfaction often stems from internal choices rather than external factors.

She concluded by encouraging a more positive and compassionate relationship with oneself.

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