We talked about: - How long to see the belly go away? - Squatting to at least parallel - Fall-back meals when you're sick - Running questions - Should you do intermittent fasting or eat more meals? See you guys next week!

I want to share something about one of our clients, Kara. She's a doctor. Long hours, random shifts, eating whenever she could fit it in. For years she'd been losing and regaining the same 10-15 lbs. She'd lose weight for a couple of months, get sick of what she was doing, stop, and by April she was heavier than when she started. On top of that, she was pre-diabetic. So we didn't put her on a diet. We just taught her how food actually works. How calories work. How protein works. How to build meals that keep you full without eating like a monk. She was still eating takeout when she was too tired to cook. Still having snacks. Still living a NORMAL life. 🔥 Down 26 lbs. But the bigger win was that she reversed her pre-diabetes diagnosis. That's the stuff that actually matters long term. Anyways.. if you've ever told yourself that nothing works for you, or that you're the exception, I just wanted to remind you that you're probably not. You've just never been taught the fundamentals properly. Shoutout coach @Carlos Hellstern for the support! 🫡 Feel free to DM me if you want to lose all your excess body fat, still live your life, and guarantee your results ♥️

I bring my pomelo everywhere. Even when I’m not allowed to bring outside food. Just eat it outside the café. Protect your hunger, folks! Locked in😆😆

Getting back into my routine and easing in the smart way 👀 Right now I’m focusing more on hitting my 10K daily steps and pulling back a bit on intensity. I’ve cut down to ONE HIIT class on Saturdays and really listening to what my body is telling me. And honestly… my body said: slow down. So I’m doing exactly that. Shifting my energy to prioritize strength days where it matters most, instead of going all out every single workout. I’m also being more intentional with my steps:✔️ 20-minute walk before I start working — because once work starts, I can easily get caught up and skip it✔️ After dinner walk = non-negotiable — whether my partner joins me or not It’s a bonus if he walks with me… but if not, I’m still getting it done 💁‍♀️ Sometimes progress isn’t about doing more… it’s about doing what your body actually needs 💯 Question for you all: When your body tells you to slow down… what’s YOUR strategy?Do you pull back, switch focus, or push through? 👇

No need to overthink this. Just answer these 3: 1. What are you currently trying to improve? 2. What’s been the hardest part so far? 3. What's one food you wish had ZERO calories? 😈