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Calorie budgeting does not work well enough without knowledge of macro nutrients!

Goal Setting is effective for anything you want to accomplish in life. It only works if you're SMART. You also have to believe you can accomplish the goal! By setting goals, you make the preparations you need to change your body!

Sustainable Nutrition for Real Results

The name of the game is sustainability

Let's use the holidays as an excuse to gain some muscle

Just some things that might help you ATTAIN FITNESS. that's the description. That's it. Stop reading. Go listen

Story time. Was it difficult? Did I cry? Where did the muscle go?

Are you overtraining or a punk b****? How do you avoid it? Did I miss my turn?

How many of you can comply with a regime 100% of the time all year round? Maybe it's ok to mess up a little bit....

I train people sometimes. I got James with me on this one. Single father, ex military, substitute teacher, and aspiring powerlifter? Listen to his tale

You need a strategy to ensure you are working out! Small cameo from my very own spawn, Ty! Working out once is easy. The challenge is always consistency, how do we set ourselves up to keep working out! In this episode, I give you some some considerations because that's what I do.

Working to improve the function of your cardiovascular system is smart for everyone. If you want to lose weight, if you want to build muscle, if you want to live a long time. I don't blame you for skipping out on it, but let's find something you enjoy.

Lifting heavy things and putting them down is hard. It also seems unproductive, you're not building anything, so why do it? For your health, duh! How does it help your health? That's the episode

I don't remember the episode number. But hey it's a new episode! Health is a lifestyle, but how long do you diet? 6-12 weeks... How long should a workout program last? 4-7 weeks... Well that's it, I gave it all away

What I want is different from what you may want. I just want to look good and feel good, but I want to stay pretty muscular. You may not want that and that is perfectly fine! We don't need to have the same things to work together towards our fitness goals. I can learn from leaner people who practice calisthenics, from bulkier powerlifters, and anyone in between. When it comes to losing weight, knowledge of what you're doing and why is important. How many calories should you be eating, and why? How can you calculate that? How important is protein, and do I need protein shakes?(no you don't need it) If you don't workout will you stay overweight?(you can lose weight simply by tracking your calories and controlling your portions) Will you be miserable when start eating less?(maybe) It's one thing when someone tells you to eat less, but do they know what it's like? It's hard to give good advice when you haven't experienced those same problems. Now I have gained body fat for a purpose, to lose it and be able to talk about it! Listen to the episode