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The Mission

MISSION

To help people become strong enough to survive their hardest days. 

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Physically, mentally and emotionally.

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WHO WE SERVE

Voluntary Suffering Fitness is for:

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  • People who feel lost or stuck

  • Anyone seeking mental and emotional resilience

  • Beginners who feel intimidated by traditional fitness spaces

  • Individuals battling something they just can't get a hold of

  • Athletes who want to learn how to push deeper

  • Anyone who wants to rewrite their life through strength

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If you've ever felt alone in your struggle, you've found your place.

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THE WORKOUT

  • High intensity interval training

  • Combines intense bursts of exercise with short recovery periods

  • Designed for all fitness levels

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Based around 4 key principles

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  1. DAILY

  2. INTENTIONAL

  3. REPETITIVE

  4. MAXIMUM EXERTION

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BELIEF

1. Strength is a lifeline.

Fitness isn't about looks.

It's about survival, confidence and the practice of resilience.

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2. Discomfort creates growth.

When you voluntarily step into hard things, you become someone who can handle anything.

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3. Everyone has a story. Every story can change.

Your past doesn't define you.

Your fight does.

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WHAT WE'RE BUILDING

A space where people transform pain into power.

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A community of fighters, rebuilders and warriors.

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A culture where building strength and discipline is therapy.

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Voluntary Suffering Fitness is a place where you learn to: 

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  • Master your mind

  • strengthen your body

  • Battle your Darkness

  • And rise every single time

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JOIN US

  • 1 in 3 Canadians face mental health or substance use challenges

  • 52% of Canadians struggling with mental health aren't getting the help they need

  • 4,500 Canadians die by suicide every year

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Sadly, there are 137 suicides in North America per day.

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Your not here by accident.

Your here because some part of you is ready to choose strength.

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Let's break the hopelessness and start building the strongest version of you together. 

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