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Build Your Most Important Muscle First

Even the strongest biceps, pecs and abs are nothing without our strongest muscle – the heart. 

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Strengthen Your Body -
Start with Your Heart

Your goal is to get in shape – lose a few pounds and tone up. But building muscle on the outside doesn’t mean you’re building muscle on the inside. Working out to get in shape, could produce heart-health benefits like lower blood pressure and cholesterol as a byproduct. But why cross your fingers and take the chance?

Learn Proven Strategies to
Strengthen Your Heart and Your Body

When you focus on your most important muscle first, you maximize heart-related benefits while you build the body of your dreams. This small but powerful inside-out paradigm shift can have a huge impact on your life. 

Your Entire
Family Wins

A healthy heart and body helps you keep up with your active lifestyle, and makes sure you’re around for those precious moments in life you wouldn’t dare miss.

Customized
Especially for You

Enjoy the
foods you love

Learn strategies to help reduce your cholesterol, high blood pressure, blood sugar and maintain a healthy weight, while enjoying the foods you love.

Exercise

Not all exercises are created equally. We pinpoint which types of exercises are best for you based on your health needs and fitness goals.

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Indulge in You

You lead a very active life. Your peace of mind is the glue that holds it all together. Learn to make time to relax and rejuvenate.

I didn't know...

A common reaction to finding out that high cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetes and obesity are risk factors for heart disease is…”I didn’t know.”

A common reaction to finding out that coronary artery disease can take decades to form is…”I didn’t know.”

Finding out that most forms of heart disease are preventable is…”I didn’t know.”

Numbers Tell It All

# 1
Cause of death

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the U.S. 

1 %
of Women

1 in 3 women will die of heart disease. [1]

1 %
of Americans

Nearly half of Americans age 20 and older are obese.

They Want You to Know

Your loved ones, family and friends want you to find out how to reduce your risk of heart disease.

How we help your heart

Make no mistake – heart disease kills millions of Americans each year. We need to see it as the enemy it is.

At iHeart Fitness we’ve spent years of trial and error and countless hours of research, in workshops, and courses learning how heart fitness helps reduce the risk of disease. We did the same for physical fitness too.

We’ve filtered through the endless amounts of information, and created what we believe to be the most relevant to help strengthen your most important muscle – your heart – while shaping your body the way you want it. 

Our four-phased approach teaches specifically about your risk for heart disease, and through our unique self-discovery process, we design a strategy to help reduce your risk and give you more time to do the things you love.

Phase 1
Know Your Enemy

Phase 3
Create Your Strategy

Phase 2
Know Yourself

Phase 2
Know Yourself

Phase 3
Create Your Strategy

Phase 4
Execute

“iHeartFitness has absolutely changed my life! They showed me how to create a lifelong strategy to lower my A1C and lose weight – all while eating my favorite foods.

My customized exercise plan includes my kids and my four-legged fur baby. My entire family is healthier now.”

~ L. Matthews

Our Memberships

We offer 2 6-month plans to help you meet your heart health and fitness goals. Regardless of the path you choose, we have a plan that will meet your needs.

Essentials

$ 99 Month
  • 2 private 1-on-1 coaching sessions per month
  • 2 virtual training sessions per month
  • Private Facebook group access
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Premier

$ 199 Month
  • 4 private 1-on-1 coaching sessions per month
  • 2 virtual training sessions per month
  • Private Facebook group access
  • 2 private group healthy heart cooking sessions per month
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Get ready...

Get set...

Start with Your Heart

1

Schedule your free personal heart health fitness call

We’ll spend about 30 minutes getting to know you and your situation. We’ll see if iHeartFitness would be a good fit for you.

2

Customize your personal fitness strategy

We take an in depth look at your risk factor, help define your motivation, and design a heart health and fitness strategy just for you.

3

Enjoy total fitness
inside and out
today

You’ll love creating meals and snacks with the foods you love, while reducing or eliminating your risk factor for heart disease.

Your Heart,
our Priority

Even if you don’t work with iHeartFitness, don’t keep struggling with modifiable risk factors that could lead to heart disease – high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes and obesity.

It’s not fun, but there’s definitely a way out.

Take the first step toward overcoming the overwhelming feeling of trying to balance your already active lifestyle with eating right and exercising to help reduce your risk of heart disease.

Your family depends on you. You’ve never let them down. Don’t start now.

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Lacey has always been heart-conscious due to the extensive heart health history in her mom’s family. But she was completely caught off guard when her dad had a heart attack at 49, and died of heart disease at 52. His untimely death was the driving force behind Lacey founding Fit by 50 Plus, designed to help people get heart and physically fit by 50 (plus). 

She founded iHeart Fitness after achieving overwhelming success working with people of all ages to increase heart health and physical fitness.

If I can help one family avoid the pain of losing a parent to an avoidable disease, and children growing up without a grandparent, I believe I’ve fulfilled my purpose.

Lacey Stephens

Founder, iHeartFitness

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[1] American Heart Association, 2019

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