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Mid week update
Hey guys, hope you all are crushing the week so far with your diet, steps and workouts. Let's hear some wins or maybe some struggles you might be facing. This is how we are going to get better and master our fitness after 40
1 like • 19d
Great week for outdoor fun. Mixed results week though. 1. Steps are great at 16k/day 2. 2 lifting session done plus doing some accessory exercises (3x per week) to strengthen core and work on tight back/shoulder muscles 3. Calories messed up on one day but otherwise averaging 2450/day 4. Right knee has been improving and responding well to increased run training 5. Unfortunately pending MRI on right shoulder for possible tear-getting older is a challenge to stay healthy
Crushed the weekend?
how did everyone do this weekend with their diet and training? Summer is just around the corner, every weekend counts if you want to make a change. More importantly, these new habits will transfer over to a new type of living not just for the summer beach day. You will eventually realize how easy it is staying lean year round while still having a BBQ day out or some drinks. It's all about installing these habits I'm teaching you inside Fitter after 40. Goal is to get 1% better each week, 1% leaner and work on a new habit until they are all engraved inside you. Let's go!
0 likes • 24d
Past week report. First was being a finisher at 70.3 Oceanside Ironman. Slightly slower overall time than last year mainly due to limited run training the past 3 months due to knee injury and recovery process. Persevered some energy and leg strength to be able to complete the Half Marathon at the ends having never training more than 5 miles before the race. Ironman total time of 6:23. Weight was up a little this week which is somewhat a typical experience post long race related to water retention while body is recovering. Weight was up .75lbs to 178.5 but last 2 days have already been in the 176 range. Obviously a good week on steps 20k daily. Average calories were 2500 daily post race recovery. 2 lifting session although slightly lighter weights during recovery week and being careful not to stress the knee post race. Goal for next week. 2300 daily calories 175 g protein daily 250 g carbs daily 12k steps daily 2 lifting sessions with added back and neck accessories to help eliminate back and shoulder pain. Also will be adding once a week separate training session for a fitness center Hyrox competition in 2 weeks.
0 likes • 22d
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Weekly updates!! Let’s go!!
I want to hear about some wins, struggles or questions about this past week. Let’s get more accountability in this community 👊 I’m here to help anyone who is struggling with their diet or training. Talk soon…
1 like • Mar 21
Better week of results although some of the metrics will be off as I ramp up carbs for 70.3 Ironman Race. Weight dropped from 179.2 last week to 176.4. A drop of 2.8 lbs. (weigh daily) Steps avg of 19k/day. Final pre race week training Calories avg 2530 vs 2360 avg last week. Increasing carbs to prep for body for race 2 weight lifting session although lighter weights for muscle recovery Goals Maintain calories at 2500-travel week for race-follow race planning schedule Avg 15k steps 1 weight session (lighter for race) Finish 70.3 Ironman Race- Goal time of 6:30 (depending on how knee holds up during run) .
Who is crushing the week so far? Are you Locked in yet?
Fat loss has a quiet turning point most people never talk about. The first 4–5 weeks can feel like you're grinding in the dark. You’re showing up to workouts, eating with discipline, saying no to things you used to say yes to… and the mirror barely moves. But then something shifts. You start to notice it. A sharper jawline. A tighter waist. A little more definition in the shoulders. It’s subtle, but it’s real. Proof that the work is happening. And that’s when things get interesting. Because once you see progress, your brain flips a switch. Suddenly you don’t feel the urge to overeat. Skipping workouts doesn’t even cross your mind, you start craving the small daily wins. You’re no longer forcing discipline. You’re in flow state. Locked in and focused The same momentum that felt impossible in week 1 starts carrying you forward in to weeks 6, 7, 8. So if you’re in that early phase right now, keep going. You might be only a few weeks away from the moment where everything clicks. And once you’re there… You’re locked in. Let me know if your feeling any signs of this yet? or still struggling staying consistent with diet, workouts or steps.
1 like • Mar 16
Weekly report after 2 weeks. Unfortunately a mixed report for the first 2 weeks. Weight gain of 2.4 lbs from 176.7 to 179.1 lbs using daily average each week. Calorie intake average 2340/2350 respective weeks. Steps 18lk first week 21k 2nd week (mostly related to increased training) 2 weight lifting session this week Goals Control calorie intake while training at 2350 excluding training session calories (3 hr bike ride) 2 weight lifting sessions Min 10k step per day Average rest of 7:30 per day Last week of hard training prior to Ironman 70.3 Race March 28th
Set Weekly Goals
My Weekly Goals are.... Get in my workouts - Monday at 10am for 1h - Wednesday at 10am for 1h - Friday at 10am for 1h Steps - everyday 6k In the am and the rest throughout the day Diet 3 meals - eggs and toast plus fruit or protein oats - 1lb of meat and rice or potatoes - chocolate Total: 2000-2100 calories 160 -180g of protein Let's go!! Excited to crush this week!!! Currently 166 lbs, Goal is to drop to 165 by Friday, look sharper and get at-least 1 personal record.
1 like • Mar 9
My Weekly Goals Weight Workouts (2) Monday at 4pm, Thursday at 4pm Steps - minimum of 10k/day - av should be around 18k Nutrition 2300-2400/day 250 carbs/day No sweets 170g protein av/day Drop 1.5 lbs/ Current weight 179. (unfortunately gained 1 lbs this past week)
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Bryan Fisher
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Married, 3 kids, 7 grandkids. Enjoy hiking, mountain & gravel biking, swimming, triathlon-Ironman. Enjoy traveling. Healthcare entrepreneur. Retired.

Active 14d ago
Joined Feb 27, 2026
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