Fat loss, hormone health, tricep training, calorie deficit mistakes, and women’s fitness — in this episode of For Health and Happiness, IFBB Pro HTJ answers some of the most common fitness and nutrition questions people struggle with during their health and fitness journey.
We break down why you may not be losing weight even while eating less, how stress hormones and insulin resistance affect fat loss, whether women should train during their menstrual cycle, and how to properly train your triceps for better muscle activation and arm growth. We also discuss cardio without losing muscle, workout recovery, hypertrophy training, hormonal health, gym mistakes, muscle building, calorie tracking, and sustainable fitness habits.
If you're trying to build muscle, lose fat, improve your workouts, understand nutrition better, or stay consistent on your fitness journey, this episode is packed with practical advice and science-backed fitness tips to help you train smarter and feel better.
Topics Covered:
• Why you’re not losing fat in a calorie deficit
• Best tricep exercises for lateral and long head growth
• Women’s training during their cycle
• Hormones and weight loss
• Cardio without muscle loss
• Stress, cortisol, insulin, and fat storage
• Hypertrophy training tips
• Leg extension myths and quad growth
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This information is for educational purposes and is not medical advice. You should also consult your clinicians before making any changes to your medical conditions.