Quick question — how much water do you actually drink in a day? 💧
A lot of people don’t realize how much hydration affects their workouts and fat loss. Have you ever felt weaker, more tired, or less focused than you expected in the gym? Even mild dehydration can impact strength, endurance, joint comfort, and recovery — muscles are mostly water after all. Do you ever feel “hungry” but can’t tell if it’s real hunger or just thirst? Staying hydrated makes it easier to control appetite, digest food better, and avoid random snacking that sneaks in throughout the day. Drinking more water give you: - More consistent energy - Less bloating - Fewer headaches - Better recovery between workouts Good rule of thumb: Drink roughly half your bodyweight (in lbs) in ounces per day. You don’t have to be perfect — just more consistent than you were yesterday. Some simple habit ideas to add more water to your day: - Water before coffee - Bottle within arm’s reach - Drink before meals or workouts - Add lemon or electrolytes if plain water gets boring Once I started paying attention to this, training felt better, recovery improved, and fat loss became easier — not harder. Curious: 👉 Do you already drink a lot of water, or is this something you’re still working on? 👉 What’s the biggest thing that gets in the way for you? Drop it in the comments — I’d love to hear what’s worked (or hasn’t) for you. We discuss this and a lot more if you are interested at https://www.skool.com/sweatsphere-fitness-4327