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Whenever we hear meal prep we think about stacks of Tupperware with meticulously calculated portions and it makes us want to run in the other direction. But we realized that there are components of meal prepping that are actually very helpful in maintaining not only an overall healthy diet, but a healthy relationship with food at the same time, and we're sharing those with you today!
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Let's talk about GLUTES! Training for bigger glutes is one of the most common goals we're seeing right now, but are aesthetics the only reason to train your glutes? And are there any downsides to training your glutes for aesthetics? We discuss it all in today's episode!
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Today we talk about how training like an athlete can be extremely beneficial for the general population. We go over what training like an athlete means, what a workout would look like, and how you can incorporate the principles into your fitness routine!
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The ultimate resource for how to get your first pull-up! From form to mindset to programming to technique, we've got you covered!
As for the program, here it is all written out:
1) Use a band you can get 8 reps with, but start at 5 reps.
2) Go down a band size (from 1 3/4in to 1 1/8in for example)
3) Rinse and repeat!
We hope you enjoyed this episode! If you did, we’d love you forever if you left a rating and review wherever you're listening - it seriously helps us out a lot!
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In today's episode Lauren shares a little more of her story as someone who struggled with disordered eating and body dysmorphia. Last week we posted a video on Instagram in which Lauren talked about a specific picture of herself from high school that she constantly used as "motivation" to try and make herself look the way she did in that photo at all costs. When we posted it we were shocked at how many people said they had their "photo" too, and it made us realize that while these struggles are very hard to go through, they are certainly not unique, and we hope that by sharing we can help others out there feel less alone and more supported as we try to change the narrative around what fitness looks like.
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On this special episode, we were guests on the American Glutton podcast hosted by Ethan Suplee. Ethan is a film and television actor best known for his roles in Remember the Titans and American History X. On American Glutton, Ethan talks about his two decades of weight gain and loss, what worked and what didn’t, and he brings in guest experts to offer their perspectives on all things weight loss, health, and wellness.
We were honored to bring our unique perspective to his podcast and we're excited to share it with our audience!
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In today's episode we're not holding back and we're giving all our thoughts on Equinox's "we don't speak January" campaign! We had posted about the campaign on Instagram and realized it was actually quite the polarizing topic! So we're taking this opportunity to expand on why we feel the way we do about the campaign and how we think we can move forward in a more positive way as an industry!
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Today we're doing a deep dive on our third reasonably fit principle: "consistency over intensity." We outline why more intensity isn't always better when it comes to your workouts, and how lowering the intensity can often lead to better consistency in the long run!
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Today's episode is for all the aspiring personal trainers who are trying to figure out the best steps for how to get started! We start by sharing our path into the industry and then we bring in special guest, Jibby (@studio.jibby) who shares her unique transition from a secure and lucrative software engineering career to betting on herself and pursuing her passion as a fitness professional!
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Today we've got another deep dive on one of our Reasonably Fit principles: "health over fitness." In this episode we explore the idea that sometimes chasing after aesthetic or outcome-based goals can actually come at the expense of our overall health and well-being. We break down what this can look like and help you to recognize if there are areas in your life where you might be sacrificing your well-being in pursuit of "fitness" achievements.
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