Empower Your Body and Mind With a Broadway Performer's Core-Rocking HIIT Circuit

Supporting the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention

Led by Meghan Faddis, Inside Out Performance

No equipment / 30 minutes / All Abilities

About Meghan

I am a dancer, personal trainer and performer, most recently cast in the Broadway ensemble for Hamilton: An American Musical.

I am also an advocate for mental health and suicide prevention. I am currently working with NAMI and AFSP in their respective advocacy programs and have been a volunteer for the Crisis Text Line for over a year.

Throughout my career, there have been several times that I seriously questioned if I was strong enough to do what was being asked of me – if I was even good enough to be there.

After talking with other artists and performers in the industry and learning that this was a common experience, the idea for Inside Out Performance was born.

Inside Out Performance is a fitness and wellness program for performers created by a performer.

Each individualized program combines science based fitness and nutrition techniques with behavioral modification strategies, providing a meaningful, individualized approach to unlocking your full performance potential on and offstage.

Learn more about Meghan and Inside Out Performance here.  Follow her on Instagram here.

I am a dancer, personal trainer and performer, most recently cast in the Broadway ensemble for Hamilton: An American Musical.

I am also an advocate for mental health and suicide prevention. I am currently working with NAMI and AFSP in their respective advocacy programs and have been a volunteer for the Crisis Text Line for over a year.

Throughout my career, there have been several times that I seriously questioned if I was strong enough to do what was being asked of me – if I was even good enough to be there.

After talking with other artists and performers in the industry and learning that this was a common experience, the idea for Inside Out Performance was born.

Inside Out Performance is a fitness and wellness program for performers created by a performer.

Each individualized program combines science based fitness and nutrition techniques with behavioral modification strategies, providing a meaningful, individualized approach to unlocking your full performance potential on and offstage.

Learn more about Meghan and Inside Out Performance here.  Follow her on Instagram here.

About AFSP

The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) is dedicated to saving lives and bringing hope to those affected by suicide.  AFSP creates a culture that’s smart about mental health by engaging in the following core strategies:

  • Funding scientific research
  • Educating the public about mental health and suicide prevention
  • Advocating for public policies in mental health and suicide prevention
  • Supporting survivors of suicide loss and those affected by suicide in our mission.

Train Your Mind, Just As You Would Train Your Body

When you think, “I am not good enough,” you give yourself permission to become exactly that: not good enough.

Instead, when the workout gets tough, when you might want to quit, give power to a different story: “I am good enough. I can do this.” You are what you give power to.

FAQ

What kind of workout is this?

This workout combines bodyweight and cardio movements targeting your core, legs, glutes and arms.  It is suitable for all fitness levels.

Is it free, or is a donation required?

It's free. Donations are optional and appreciated.

How does this help charity?

The movement is the mission.

One of the most important things we can do to support just about any charity is to just be healthier.  This is especially true for mental health charities like the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.  Mental health and physical health are very much connected.  By empowering our bodies, we are empowering our minds, developing resilience, telling ourselves a story about what we give power to. 

How else can I help?

Use your personal referral link to invite others to join the workout. 

This helps break the silence and stigma around mental health, while actually giving people an actionable resource (a great workout) to improve their own physical and mental health.