Do we have it all backwards that losing is the direction to go? I’m making the case for why building - not losing - is the path to less fat, more muscle, and a strong and capable body.

How do you know which movement to pick? One way I think about it is in terms of stability. Here are the factors that make a movement more or less suitable for different situations, and how you can choose the right one for you at any given time.

Most of you will get incredible results just from meeting your calorie and protein needs. But when you’re looking for an extra edge, or want to learn more about how your body responds to food, you can investigate your carb and fat ratios. Here’s what to consider when you want to turn a few more dials in search of optimal nutrition for you.

Do you take an all or nothing diet approach? How about with training and exercise? You're totally focused and dialed in - or you've ditched the plan entirely. Today's mental reframe can end your all or nothing diet and training approach for good - if you're willing to get a little uncomfortable. It may even feel TOO easy. On the other hand, you already know exactly what it feels like to swing between all or nothing. Let me know your thoughts if you try this one out - I'd love to hear from you.

No one was born knowing what to do in the gym. If you experience anxiety, intimidation, or even dread walking into the gym, let’s talk about it. What are those fit people REALLY thinking? Plus practical strategies to get more comfortable in a new gym.

What’s the difference between these approaches? If It Fits Your Macros may have you diving for doughnuts, while clean eating can cause issues from too much restriction. We’ll cover the pros and cons, and how flexible dieting may be a happy middle ground.

Remember a time in your life when you were at your peak? What were the factors that contributed to feeling unstoppable? And how should we think about peaks at different times of our lives?

Progressive overload is important - and consistently hitting similar movements week after week yields serious strength gains. But what happens when life gets in the way? Here’s how to pick up where you left off and get back on track, without injuries or additional setbacks.

We talk a lot about the importance of resistance training - but using your own bodyweight is just as important as weights. So join us to go beyond the basic push-up and pull-up. You’ll learn how and when to use bands for assistance, how range of motion fits in, and how bodyweight movements can take your training to new heights.

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Does your head spin with all the recommendations of how many steps, how many training sessions, and how to make it all fit together? Even if you follow a prescribed program, you may need to change things for your needs. So here’s my ultimate breakdown of what to prioritize, and how the heck to get it all in so you get fit without going nuts.