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TravelFit101

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🔥 HABIT POINTS CHALLENGE 🔥 (aka progressive overload… for your lifestyle)
Here’s the deal: Each week you get a points budget to “spend” on habits. Harder habits = more points. Easier habits = fewer points. You choose what fits your life… but you still have to EARN it. 📌 Weekly Points Budget Week 1 = 10 points Week 2 = 12 points Week 3 = 14 points Week 4 = 16 points (Optional Week 5 = 18 points) ✅ Level 1 Habits (1 point each) • 5–7k steps/day (hit 5+ days) • Water at each meal • Take the stairs (no elevator) • 20–30g protein at breakfast • 1 fruit/veg with 2 meals • No liquid calories (soda/juice/fancy coffees) • Research menu before eating out + choose ahead • 1 mindful meal/day (slow down, no phone) • If drinking: 1 water per alcoholic drink • Stop eating 2 hours before bed 🔥 Level 2 Habits (2 points each) • 7–10k steps/day (hit 5+ days) • Water goal: ~½ your bodyweight (lb) in ounces/day • Strength train 2–3x/week • Hit your protein goal daily • No fast food all week • Alcohol max 1 day/week • No snacking after dinner • 1 high-protein meal prep day • Hit your fiber goal (25g women / 30–38g men) • Eat out max 2 meals/week 🧨 Level 3 Habits (3 points each) • Strength train 4x/week • Hit your protein goal daily (full target) • No alcohol all week • 7–8 hours sleep/night (average) • 13–15k steps/day (hit 5+ days) • Track nutrition daily (calories + protein) • No ultra-processed snacks all week • Protein at every meal (4 meals/day) 📌 Simple Rules 1) Daily habits count if you hit them 5+ days 2) Weekly habits count once if completed 3) Pick at least 1 nutrition habit weekly 4) Don’t pick habits that cancel each other out (ex: “no alcohol” + “water with alcohol”) 👇 COMMENT “IN” and tell me your Week 1 picks (10 points). Let’s build momentum first… then we level up.
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🔥 HABIT POINTS CHALLENGE 🔥 (aka progressive overload… for your lifestyle)
🎄 🔥 8-Week SLAY THE HOLIDAYS CHALLENGE 🔥
December → End of January Choose Your Level. Commit. Show Up. Transform. The holidays are the #1 time people lose momentum… So we’re flipping the script and using these next 8 weeks to get ahead while everyone else hits pause. 👉 Pick the level you can stick to 100% 👉 Follow the daily/weekly rules 👉 Post your struggles, wins, questions, and progress in the comments to stay accountable Let’s turn this community into a literal results machine. 🟢 LEVEL 1 — FOUNDATION MODE For anyone who needs simple structure + consistency. GOAL: Maintain or lose 3–6 lbs DAILY RULES - 6k–8k steps - One high-protein meal (40g+) - 80–100 oz water - Don’t skip meals - One “better choice” per day - 5–10 min mobility or core work WEEKLY RULES - 3 strength workouts - Track something (protein or calories) 3–5 days - Prep 2 simple meals - Post your weekly win in the comments - Share one struggle you want help with 🟡 LEVEL 2 — LEAN & CONSISTENT For people who want visible changes even with a busy schedule. GOAL: Lose 6–12 lbs DAILY RULES - 8k–10k steps - Track calories + protein - 0.7–1g protein per lb - No alcohol Mon–Thurs - 10+ min home conditioning/mobility - No snacking after dinner - 100–120 oz water - Veggies 1–2x/day WEEKLY RULES - 4 strength workouts - Track nutrition 5–7 days - Plan 3 days of meals - Make 1 intentional healthy swap - Post your progress photo / non-scale victory - Comment your biggest challenge + how you handled it 🔴 LEVEL 3 — FULL SLAY TRANSFORMATION For people ready to make the most dramatic 8-week change. GOAL: Lose 12–20+ lbs DAILY RULES - 10k–12k steps - Track everything: calories, protein, water, sleep - Protein = 1g per lb - No weekday alcohol; max 1–2 drinks weekends - 15–30 min conditioning/mobility - No ultra-processed snacks - Veggies twice/day - Stop eating 2–3 hours before bed - 120–140 oz water (may vary depending on the person ) WEEKLY RULES - 5 strength workouts - Hit steps 6–7 days - Follow calorie/macro targets - Max 1–2 restaurant meals - Post your weekly win, weekly struggle, AND one tip that helped you - Share a weekly progress photo (optional but encouraged)
🎄  🔥 8-Week SLAY THE HOLIDAYS CHALLENGE 🔥
1 like • Dec '25
Shout out to my client! Great work bud proud of you 💪😎
3 tips for nutrition success on the road
Quick video on some rules my clients swear by while traveling!! https://www.instagram.com/ryanbfitcoach?igsh=aXgweHo0NnNneHY5&utm_source=qr
3 tips for nutrition success on the road
1 like • Nov '25
@Karen Vidgeon also drops your energy levels down and slows digestion! Doesn’t even include the drinks people usually order with the dinner/desserts after
Cool video about longevity and heart rate zones!!
Here’s a great video i listened to today on the way home from the gym! https://youtu.be/xSY4NWO3f8U?si=cvBKoSlVjOHPS0lr
1 like • Nov '25
@Karen Vidgeon agreed! People tend to unfortunately not care until it’s too late. People need to learn to be proactive and not just reactive
Motivation Won’t Always Show Up — That’s Why You Need Structure 💪
🔹 Have a “Bare Minimum” Plan Even on low-energy days — get your steps in, hit your protein, and move your body for 10 minutes. That’s it. Small wins add up big time. 🔹 Stop Chasing Perfect — Build Identity You’re not “on” or “off” your plan. You’re someone who takes care of their body no matter the zip code. 🌎 🔹 Focus on Wins, Not Slip-Ups Every healthy decision you make on the road is a deposit toward your results. Don’t chase perfection — chase progress. : What’s one non-negotiable you’re committing to this week? (Mine: 8K steps a day and at least 100g of protein — no excuses 👊)
2 likes • Nov '25
@Karen Vidgeon Hey this makes total sense and you’re not alone here! Usually people think they need to do a crazy amount in the beginning and that’s just not the case. Having a program with a couple strength exercises and maybe cardio interwoven might be a better option for you. This way it’s not too much and you won’t feel as sore. Soreness is not an indicator of a great workout! The motivation thing is common as well so what I have people do is just focus on the prep stuff. Schedule the time first, prep the clothes and gym bag etc, tell some people you are gonna get back in a groove and exactly what day you’re starting. If that day comes and you aren’t feeling it just say ok I’m gonna go for just five minutes and if that’s all you end up doing fine, you can always build on it more tomorrow. Body aches will decrease as you move the body more and replenish it with nutrients. It’s mostly a mental game in the beginning and that’s mind grows stronger just as fast as the body does. Here’s an awesome video I watched today which might help! https://youtu.be/xSY4NWO3f8U?si=cvBKoSlVjOHPS0lr
0 likes • Nov '25
@Jhoanna Rius 👏👏exactly! The journey has ups and downs but if you have your non negotiables in place when you zoom out and look at things as a whole you can see all sorts of growth. People burnout wayyy to fast by trying too much and just skip the fundamentals and then eventually have a negative connotation to working on good health. Don’t over complicate things and stay consistent 💪💪
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Fitness/nutrition Coach CERTIFICATIONS: NASM CPT, Nutrition, SFS, CES, NASM-BODYBUILDING, WLS, CFSC, NESTA, Pinnacle Performance Biomechanics

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Joined Aug 21, 2025
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