
⚡️ 2021 @lululemon Ambassador 💥 Creator of Deja Riley Athletics ✊🏾 Director of Culture | Fit For Us 🪞 + @lululemonstudio Trainer ✨
VA to GA to LA
Joined April 2009
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Run. Train. Go. Introducing #chargefeel. In this workout shoe, pressing pause is optional. @dejariley, MIRROR Trainer and Boxer, proves it.
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You can miss your old body and still be grateful for this one. Both can exist, both can be true at once.
Becoming a Mom changed how I see my body in ways I never expected. Some days feel strong, some feel very tender. If you’re navigating that too, I see you and would love to connect here ❣️
My latest blog piece is up now ☺️ Proud of this one! open.substack.com/pub/dejari…
Officially wrote my first post on Substack 🤩 So proud of myself! Now to keep up the consistency ✨ Please subscribe + share! open.substack.com/pub/dejari…
Dr. Amber Thornton, Clinical Psychologist, joins us this week to explore the boundaries that support you in navigating friendships, dating, and family life. We dissect codependence + interdependence. Be sure to tune in today to get your Dose of Duality! #podcast
Episode 19 is here! We're sitting with Rebekah from Organize For Love as we explore how our physical environment affects our emotional landscape + our emotional dependence on possessions. Tune in for this cozy conversation!💙 #doseofduality #streaming
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Yesterday was so special celebrating @DejaRiley & Baby Izy 🫶🏾
Keep believing that something wonderful is about to happen and know that you were meant to live a life of passion, purpose, magic + miracles.💜
Masculine or feminine. The duality within these words have been shaped by our circumstances and society. What does it mean to be a black man in America? Our friend Roderick Thomas, filmmaker + storyteller holds a mirror up to us all in his visual poem, Black Masculinity. Tune in!
One of the most beautiful parallels about boxing + life itself was once said best by the late, great GOAT Muhammad Ali. He said "you don’t lose if you get knocked down, you lose if you stay down.”🥊








