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Hi, I'm Katie, I'm a proud mom of three boys and your coach here at AlphaMamas Fitness! I’m beyond excited to guide you through this super fun Walktober Walking Challenge! 🎃
I’ll be walking right alongside you, cheering you on in our private group, and helping us all stay accountable together. Think of it as our new circle of walking buddies! We’re in this as a team, every step of the way!
Believe me when I say I understand the chaos of fitting fitness into everyday life. Half the time I’m sneaking in squats while my two year old tries to open cupboards or walking laps while bribing my six year old with snacks...meanwhile my oldest is asking me a million questions. (Hey, functional fitness at its finest, right? 😂)
A little about me: I have a Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science and over 15 years of experience as a personal trainer and group fitness instructor. My specialties are strength training, functional fitness, and core work — and I’ve had the joy of coaching women (and men!) of every age group. But my true passion is helping women feel strong, confident, and capable in every season of life. This challenge is about progress, not perfection — and I can’t wait to see you thrive this fall, one walk at a time.
I am the mom of 3 (including twins!). I’ve been training mamas and obsessing over their results for the past 5 years!
After my twins were born, I found myself with a 4 finger DR and a core that just plain didn’t work anymore. My back hurt, my belly pooched, and I felt completely lost and unrecognizable in this new body. My OB told me that I’d probably need surgery. He said to wait to 2 years and see if I still cared about my belly pooch then do surgery that point.
WORST. ADVICE. EVER.
And, there was no way I was waiting 2 years to “decide” I wanted a strong, functioning, healthy body. So, I started educating myself on all things postpartum. After much trial and error, lots of success and failures, and a few setbacks, I was able to, rebuild a strong core, and was able to run again without pain.
In addition to being a certified Personal Trainer; I am a Postpartum Fitness Expert, Certified Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist, and a Postpartum Fitness Specialist. I'm part of the elite Inner Circle of Postpartum Exercise Specialist providers, and am continually learning the most up-to-date research on postpartum fitness.














"The Summer Walking Challenge was the perfect program to keep me on track during those crazy summer weeks when routines and motivation tend to go out the window! The tracking and online community helped with vital accountability. Everyone involved in the challenge's community was so encouraging and inspiring... it was a ton of fun and just an overall truly positive experience. I loved being a part of it!"
Laura, Mom of 4
Nope. You just need to hit your total — 30 or 50 miles — by October 31. Walk five days a week, walk three, walk a lot on Saturday and less during the week. However it fits your life is fine.
Intentional walks only. Outdoor walks, indoor track, walking pad, treadmill, and running all count. Steps you rack up running errands or chasing kids don't — those are great for you, they're just not what we're logging.
There's no pace requirement and nobody is racing. This isn't a contest for best performance — everyone who finishes their tier goes into the same random drawing. A mile is a mile whether it took you fifteen minutes or twenty-five.
30 miles is about 7–8 a week, very doable at a mile a day with rest days. 50 miles is about 12 a week and is a real stretch goal. If you're torn, pick 30 — hitting 50 anyway puts you in both drawings, so there's no downside to choosing the lower tier.
Every Saturday you'll enter your weekly total in our shared Walking Tracker spreadsheet, under your own name. Cells lock the following Tuesday so nothing gets overwritten. That's it — one entry a week, and it's the only thing required to stay eligible for the drawings.
Not at all. The strength workouts, three meal plans, habit tracker and calendar are all included to support you, but they're completely optional and they don't earn you prize entries. Use what helps, ignore the rest.

"Got my walk in! Also, decided to do my measurements for funsies and I'm down 1.5 inches in my waist and hips!"
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