ABOUT COREE
I knew how to lose weight. What I didn’t understand was why I kept gaining it back.
In 2009, I was over 325 pounds and started Chubby Chicks Fitness because I wanted people to work out with and couldn’t find a place where I felt comfortable.
What started as one walk became more than 1,500 hikes. During those years, I lost more than 160 pounds and watched women in bigger bodies get active, build strength, and realize they were capable of more than they thought.
But that was not my first major weight loss. I had lost about 70 pounds after high school and around 130 after my divorce. I kept the weight off for years, and I also gained it back.
When it happened again, I had to look deeper. I believed in fitness. I believed in mindset, spirituality, and the power of changing your thoughts. I had lived those things. But I still had to understand why I could know what to do, do it successfully, and return to old patterns when life became too much.
The more I understood how my thoughts, beliefs, body, stress, experiences, and old patterns were connected, the more the whole story started to make sense. That fuller understanding became The Obese to Peace Method.
CCFit still believes women should get to walk, hike, work out, try new things, and feel capable before they lose a pound. It now also looks at what food and fitness plans never explained.
The framework behind the work. It helps women understand how food, fitness, weight, stress, identity, and starting over became connected without reducing the answer to willpower.
Workbooks, guides, and self-paced resources that help you work through one part of the pattern at a time. The first is Why Do I Keep Doing This?
Occasional paid walks, hikes, classes, workshops, and other Arizona gatherings. No membership and no weekly schedule to keep up with.
No. Weight is part of the conversation, but this is not another diet or body-transformation program. Chubby Chicks Fitness looks at the bigger picture behind food, fitness, weight, and starting over while still making room for health, strength, and taking care of your body.
No. The Method, tools, articles, and email content are available wherever you live. Most in-person experiences will take place in Arizona.
No. Tools are purchased individually, and experiences are offered one at a time. There is no recurring membership or weekly commitment to keep up with.
The Obese to Peace Method explains why weight was never just about food and why knowing what to do has not always been enough.