I’m a health and fitness coach who serves women at different life stages
My name is Bree Argetsinger – but I’m also known as “The Betty Rocker,” a moniker I took on because it embodied what I saw as the best version of myself: a woman living an active, healthy lifestyle, a woman who loved herself, respected her body, took responsibility for her actions and herself, and was worthy of being a role model to those around her. A woman (a Betty) who was rocking not just her body, but her life.
This was the culmination of a long journey for me; I had to deliberately develop physical, mental and spiritual practices to support my goals, and starting out I had most things backwards. Intense experiences in my formative years left me with undiagnosed PTSD, depression, anxiety, and a lot of coping behaviors like drug and alcohol addiction, body dysmorphia, self loathing and feelings of unworthiness.
In seeking to heal and empower myself, I pursued many educational opportunities including formal education, mentorships, hands on learning experiences, workshops, EMDR therapy and a great deal of travel and self exploration, and eventually became a structural integrationist for many years, then later went on to become a CHEK certified exercise coach, an ISSA certified fitness nutrition practitioner, and founded The Betty Rocker brand to share some of the lifestyle, fitness and nutrition practices that had given me so much balance with others who would benefit from them as well.
Before and after 4 weeks of the Betty Rocker’s Body Fuel System! I love my new curves. My husband did it too and got great results!
- Rocio C.
The Body Fuel SystemSo I finally finished!!! 90 day challenge done. Was cruising through and right before the last week I hurt my hip. Thanks to all I’ve learned, I knew to rest it and listen to my body. I picked back up where I left off and finished my last day. I started with the 30 day and then straight into the 90 day.
- Nancy R.
90 Day Home Workout ChallengeI, Lindsey, began the 90 day challenge on May 22, and am finishing it on August 19th! The program was challenging for me because I didn’t always have energy and motivation to work out certain days, but I navigated the obstacles and made it through by telling myself I am strong and that I will feel so much better, and will definitely feel happier if I just get up and do it.
I showed up, did my personal best and am so proud of the work I did and the example I set toward reaching my goals of becoming healthier, as well as both physically and mentally stronger!
- Lindsey K.
90 Day Home Workout ChallengeWhat’s surprising me is what you said before “your stronger than you think.” I’ve been noticing when I feel I can’t do it any more I concentrate on it, and get it done.
- Claudia M.
#makefatcry ChallengeA bit odd to gain instead of lose, but the pictures certainly show an improvement! It’s been fun peeps!
- Mel R.
#makefatcry ChallengeYes, progress shown in the photos is great, but what these don’t show is the progress I made on the inside. I feel strong, healthy, and most importantly, confident.
- Chelsea J.
Home Workout Domination