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182Welcome to another episode of the In-situ health and fitness podcast! This week, we are back to answering your questions!
Expect to learn the fundamentals of a healthy diet, our take on protein consumption, how to exercise with only 30 minutes a day, if walking is necessary for weight loss, what all the fuss over hydration supplements is about, if protein powder is safe for kids and much more.
Use code IN-SITU at checkout to get 100% off!
How to Build the Perfect Meal: https://www.in-situcollective.com/collection/p/how-to-build-the-perfect-meal
This week's questions;
1) For the past few months, I've been trying to improve my nutrition, but sometimes it feels really overwhelming. Looks like there are so many things to take into consideration. What are the fundamental basics I should know?
2) Long question short: David Sinclair's podcast recommends very low protein and Gabrielle Lyons's podcast is high protein. So which is it?
3) I want to focus on strength and stability but also want to get fit in zone 2 training. I only have 30 minutes spare 5 days a week; what training structure do you recommend?
4) Is walking necessary for weight loss? Or can I just focus on strength training and food?
5) All of my advertising is hydration sachets. Why are they so expensive, and do they even do anything?
6) Is protein powder bad for kids?
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182Welcome to another episode of the In-situ health and fitness podcast! This week, we are back to answering your questions!
Expect to learn the fundamentals of a healthy diet, our take on protein consumption, how to exercise with only 30 minutes a day, if walking is necessary for weight loss, what all the fuss over hydration supplements is about, if protein powder is safe for kids and much more.
Use code IN-SITU at checkout to get 100% off!
How to Build the Perfect Meal: https://www.in-situcollective.com/collection/p/how-to-build-the-perfect-meal
This week's questions;
1) For the past few months, I've been trying to improve my nutrition, but sometimes it feels really overwhelming. Looks like there are so many things to take into consideration. What are the fundamental basics I should know?
2) Long question short: David Sinclair's podcast recommends very low protein and Gabrielle Lyons's podcast is high protein. So which is it?
3) I want to focus on strength and stability but also want to get fit in zone 2 training. I only have 30 minutes spare 5 days a week; what training structure do you recommend?
4) Is walking necessary for weight loss? Or can I just focus on strength training and food?
5) All of my advertising is hydration sachets. Why are they so expensive, and do they even do anything?
6) Is protein powder bad for kids?
Support the show