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Hey, everyone, you're listening to Superwomen.

Today's guest is the Rachel Katzman, the founder of P-Volve. After physically

feeling terrible and not looking the way she wanted, doing a ton of discovery in the fitness

space, Rachel decided it was time to take matters into her own hands and develop a method

that would give you strength, stability, and make you look and feel

your best. Outcomes P-Volve, and she has transformed an industry with her own method. With

partnerships like Jennifer Aniston and over 20 franchises, Rachel is just getting started. Take a listen.

Rachel, welcome to the podcast. Thanks so much

for having me. So excited. I guess first off, have you always been into health and fitness?

No, not always. Definitely for the last, you know, 10-ish years, 8-10 years. I didn't kind of grow up in a very healthy family or household

that really kind of cared about organic and what you put in your body and, you know, all that kind of

stuff. I really found my way into the health and wellness world in my early 20s. You know, I was living in

New York City. And I just woke up one day and I looked in the mirror and I'm like, I don't

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