Rise with Resilience - Live Online Event!

Rise with Resilience – Body Neutral fitness with a focus on how you FEEL, not how you look

Saturday February 12, 2022

Spend your Saturday afternoon with founder of Rise with Resilience, Jenni Morse, as she helps you finally accept and appreciate your body.

Jenni will take you on an eye-opening, educational, and light-hearted (fun!) journey through the history of fitness, including the body positive and body neutral movements. You will be reminded of how fitness all began (hint: it had nothing to do with how we look!), and laugh at some of the choices the industry has made along the way. At the end of the event you will immediately utilize your newfound empowerment and acceptance of your body during one of Jenni’s inspiring Zumba classes. Leave the event with actionable steps you can take right away to start living your life the way you always wanted to; without obsessing over what you look like.

1:00 – 2:00 pm body neutral workshop

2:00 – 3:00 pm Zumba masterclass

15$ per person

ZOOM link will be sent out 1 day before the event

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A little more about Jenni Morse:

"In June of 2021, after many years navigating the grueling industries of dance and fitness, I created Rise with Resilience™; an online, on-demand, body NEUTRAL fitness platform with the focus on how you FEEL, not how you look. We spend way too much energy focusing on how we may appear to others, but it doesn’t have to be that way. At Rise with Resilience™, we believe that fitness is more enjoyable when it doesn’t revolve around what we look like, but rather how moving makes us feel.

Originally from Toronto, I spent 10 years touring Canada and the United States with various contemporary and ethnic performance companies. In 2013 I moved to Montreal to further pursue my career in dance. It was here that I discovered Zumba and a newfound passion for bringing joy to people’s lives through movement! Through my experience working in the industry I know first-hand the benefits of approaching fitness from a body neutral mindset; you don’t always have to love your body, but you CAN always respect it and appreciate it for what it does for you.”