Ellen Latham rebuilt from a spare bedroom and created the workout behind a global movement — on her own timeline. Now she helps people prove their most defining chapter can come later than anyone told them.

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The story
It started in a spare bedroom.
At 40, a single mother, Ellen lost the job she'd built her life around. She started over with a master's in exercise physiology, a handful of Pilates clients, and a question that became a philosophy: what if you focused on what you have, not on what you don't?
That “momentum shifting up” became a heart-rate-based workout, then a movement she co-founded at 54.
The full storyThe book
Base. Push. All Out.
The story behind Orangetheory and the Base · Push · All Out framework — applied not to a workout, but to a life. Ellen's mantra runs through every page: look at what you have, not at what you don't.
“Momentum shifting up is focusing on what you have and not on what you don't have.”ELLEN LATHAM
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