In this episode, Lily shares her experience of living in Australia and how it’s completely shifted her perspective on health, fitness, and overall wellbeing.

She explores how your environment, the people you surround yourself with, your daily habits, and your lifestyle, directly impacts how you show up, how you feel, and the results you get.

From morning routines and movement culture to social connection and food quality, Lily highlights the powerful ripple effect of being in an environment that supports your goals and why you don’t need to move countries to create it.

In this episode, Lily breaks down the overwhelm many women feel when trying to decide how to train in a world full of conflicting fitness advice.

With endless information online, it’s easy to feel stuck between doing too much, constantly changing plans, or doing nothing at all because you’re afraid of choosing the “wrong” approach.

Lily shares practical guidance to help you simplify your training decisions especially if your current goal is to feel leaner, more confident, and more aligned with your lifestyle heading into summer.

If you’re feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure how to structure your training to match your goals, Lily would love to help.

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Episode summary

In this episode, Lily dives into one of the most confusing parts of a fitness journey: knowing when to rest and when to keep going.

In a world dominated by hustle culture, comparison, and constant highlight reels online, it’s easy to feel like you’re never doing enough or on the flip side, to feel unsure whether your tiredness means you should slow down or simply keep moving.

Lily breaks down the difference between physical, mental, and emotional fatigue, explains why “listening to your body” isn’t always straightforward, and shares practical ways to understand what kind of rest you actually need.

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If you’re struggling to find the balance between pushing and resting or constantly feel unsure what your body needs Lily would love to help.

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Episode summary

In this episode, Lily reflects on how her background as a professional dancer has shaped her approach to fitness, resilience, and coaching and the important lessons she’s had to unlearn along the way.

From rejection and relentless training to discipline, structure, and body awareness, the dance world gave her powerful tools that now support her fitness goals and business. But it also ingrained beliefs around restriction, aesthetics, and “earning” results that she had to consciously dismantle.

This episode explores both sides: the gifts and the growth, and how they’ve shaped the Inside Out Method today.

What you’ll hear in this episode

• The relentless reality of the dance industry and how it builds resilience
• How rejection and repetition strengthened Lily’s mindset as a business owner
• The power of structure and why random workouts don’t create high-level progress
• Transitioning from expert to beginner again (and why that’s uncomfortable but powerful)
• The body awareness dancers develop and how it translates into fitness
• Why restrictive eating was normalised and how unlearning it changed everything
• The Friday binge / Monday restriction cycle and what was really driving it
• Why sweating more doesn’t mean better results
• Moving from performative training to training for yourself
• Debunking the myth that heavy weights make women bulky
• How lifting heavier improved body confidence and physical results

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If you resonate with any part of this episode, whether you’re an ex-dancer, athlete, or simply someone who’s navigating old beliefs around fitness, Lily would love to hear from you. DM her on Instagram: @lilyrosecooper21

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Body confidence is a phrase we hear all the time but what does it really mean? In this episode, Lily unpacks why body confidence isn’t something you automatically get once you reach an aesthetic goal, and why so many women still feel anxious, self-critical, or “not enough” even after changing their bodies.

Drawing from her own experience and her work with women navigating fitness, food, and self-image, Lily explains why internal work is the missing piece and how true confidence comes from acceptance, self-trust, and learning to feel safe in your body now, not just “one day”.

What you’ll hear in this episode

• Why “wanting body confidence” often feels vague or confusing
• The difference between aesthetic goals and genuine confidence
• Lily’s experience of being at her smallest — and least confident — as a dancer
• How comparison and constant body-checking drain presence and joy
• Why changing your body alone rarely fixes how you feel
• The role of acceptance while still working toward physical goals
• How confidence can exist before the scale or clothing size changes
• What it actually feels like to be at peace in your body

This episode is for you if:

• you’re chasing confidence through body changes but still feel stuck
• comparison steals your joy on holidays, at the gym, or on social media
• you want aesthetic goals without the mental spiral
• you’re ready to feel confident without waiting for “one day”

Episode 3

Why Working on Your Mind Leads to Better Physical Results

In this episode, Lily explores why lasting physical results don’t come from willpower, restriction, or punishment, they come from working on what’s happening internally first. Drawing from her own experience in the professional dance world and her work as a trainer and mental health focused coach, Lily explains how mindset, self-talk, stress, sleep, and emotional regulation directly influence consistency, habits, and body composition.

This episode is about moving away from quick fixes and learning how calming the mind allows the body to change from a place of self-trust rather than self-criticism.

What you’ll hear in this episode

• Why changing how you look never fixes how you feel if the internal work is missing
• How Lily’s dance background shaped her approach to body image and coaching
• Why “quick fixes” often damage mental health and long-term progress
• The link between stress, sleep, emotional eating, and physical results
• Why surface level solutions don’t address the real issue
• How language and self-talk influence follow-through and consistency
• Shifting from “I have to” to “I get to” and why it matters
• Why affirming language builds trust with yourself and reduces burnout

This episode is for you if:

• you’ve achieved physical changes but still feel anxious or disconnected
• you rely on willpower and “pushing harder” to stay consistent
• food feels emotionally charged or stressful
• you want results without sacrificing your mental health

Small language shifts create powerful behavioural changes.

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If you’d like help applying this approach to your own training, food, and mindset, Lily supports women daily using the Inside Out Method. DM her on Instagram: @lilyrosecooper21

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Episode 2

Gym Anxiety: 9 Simple Ways to Feel More Confident in the Gym

In this episode, Lily breaks down why falling off in January isn’t a personal failure and shares 9 practical, realistic tips to reduce gym anxiety, build confidence in the space, and create a routine that actually sticks. This is about removing friction, not forcing discipline.

What you’ll hear in this episode

• Why “falling off” in January isn’t a motivation problem
• How gym anxiety quietly sabotages consistency
• Why busy January gyms can amplify self-consciousness
• The importance of structure over willpower
• How familiarity builds confidence faster than motivation
• Why confidence grows when you know what you’re doing and where you’re going

Who this episode is for

This episode is for you if:

• you feel awkward or intimidated in the gym
• January motivation is fading and you’re not sure why
• you want to feel confident without forcing yourself
• you’re new to the gym or returning after time away

Need extra support?

If gym confidence still feels sticky, Lily offers structure, guidance, and reassurance so you don’t have to figure it out alone. DM her on Instagram: @lilyrosecooper21

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Episode summary

In this first episode, Lily introduces the Inside Out Method and shares the personal journey that shaped her coaching philosophy. From the pressures of the professional dance world and constant comparison, to finding strength and safety in the gym, Lily explains why true, sustainable change starts internally with self-talk, self-trust, and a healthier relationship with your body, and why the physical results follow when you stop relying on punishment and quick fixes.

What you’ll hear in this episode

• Lily’s background as a professional dancer and how perfectionism impacted body confidence
• How comparison, mirror-checking, and “food noise” can steal your presence and progress
• Why rest used to feel like weakness and how that mindset keeps women stuck
• How strength training became a turning point: confidence built through capability
• The Inside Out Method explained: internal change to consistent action to physical results.
• What this podcast will cover moving forward: training, nutrition, lifestyle and mindset and mental health tools
• The mission: helping women stop overthinking, reduce body anxiety, and feel calmer in their skin

Key takeaways

• Your relationship with your body affects how you show up for your goals.
• Self-talk isn’t “wishy washy” as it directly influences consistency and results.
• You don’t need extremes to change your body; you need a plan you can trust and repeat.
• Confidence grows when you focus on what your body can do, not just how it looks.

Who this episode is for

If you’re stuck in the quick-fix cycle, feel disconnected from yourself, or want to feel stronger and more confident without burning out, this is for you.

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If this episode resonated, share it with a friend who needs it and come say hi on Instagram: @lilyrosecooper21

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