Elevare views your current training frequency not just as a schedule, but as a reflection of your current mental patterns and identity.
Based on the Elevare method and the provided options, here is how the program addresses each state:
- 4-5 sessions — Structured and intentional: This is the target state of the program. It reflects a person who has successfully implemented the pillar of Structured Movement, training with a specific purpose to "elevate" their physical and mental state. In this state, training is no longer a mental battle; it is an integrated part of who you are.
- 2-3 sessions — Good weeks and bad weeks: This frequency often indicates that you are stuck in a "start-stop" cycle. Elevare uses the pillar of Attention Control to identify and rewire the mental patterns that cause this inconsistency. The goal is to move away from "winging it" and toward a system where you no longer need to negotiate with yourself to show up.
- 1 session or less — Life keeps getting in the way: This occurs when training is viewed as a "chore" or an external task rather than an internal priority. Elevare’s behavioral body transformation method is designed to help you find a way to train that actually fits your life by upgrading your identity. When you become the person who naturally prioritizes their health, "life getting in the way" becomes a barrier you are equipped to navigate.
- Nothing right now — I'm starting from zero: This is the starting point for many who feel "stuck". Alissia created Elevare to provide the "right space to rise" for those at zero, offering a proven system and active guidance to ensure this isn't just another temporary start, but a permanent transformation.
By identifying where you are on this spectrum, you can begin to apply the three pillars—Attention Control, Structured Movement, and Nutrition Awareness—to move toward a week that is consistently structured and intentional.