30/06/2026
6 months sober babyš¤
Persistence over perfection people! Get after itšÆ
Currently studying sports nutrition, I plan on becoming a f2f and online coach over the next 6-12 months and I fking love garlic bread!
Carbs are good for you, the end
30/06/2026
6 months sober babyš¤
Persistence over perfection people! Get after itšÆ
Sabotage button is much more fittingšÆ
Sometimes life just gets in the way, true?
The easiest way(for me)to navigate a break in routine is thisš
- Forget about the thing that caused the break, you canāt change the past. The more you think about the s**t, the harder it will be to get back on trackā
- Plan the next day/week/month tediously. No matter how well you think you have planned your time, thereās a reason you broke routine. Have a look at the plan and be critical with your timešÆ
- Re evaluate boundaries. Iāve found(with me personally)after following a strict routine for months, social events or unforeseen circumstances can realign priorities and I lose sight of the goal/standard. Re evaluating boundaries can help you look at the future from a rejuvenated perspective, creating a better foundation for the routine you want to re createš«”
Sounds like a bunch of long ass words to make me sound like I know what Iām talking about doesnāt it?š
Give it a crack next time your scheduled routine goes to s**t. Then you can thank meš¤
173 days soberš
Ask yourself, is your progress lacking?
Fuel for the body, something we ALL know we need, yet somehow we mostly miss the mark(based on gen pop intervention)
Now Iām talking about goal specific people/clients here, but the most common thing Iām seeing is a lack of intake no matter the goal.
Itās not even the zinger boxes or the cold rock affecting progress, heck if you move around enough and adhere to 70% of a basic nutrition plan, youāll probably see progress for months, years even.
Youād be surprised at how much food you COULD be consuming without going overdoing itšÆ
Anyone else feel the cold this morningš„¶
If youāre feeling unwell⦠Rest, recover, resetā
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Donāt be slack, be less s**tš«¶
Hate it when this happensš„²
(Original audio /tiktok)
Attention from idiots like me, who think they know betterš.
On a serious note though, believe it or not, Iām NO expert on bicep curls⦠However I do know s**t form when I see š
And it is EVERYWHEREš
If youāre using momentum to move a weight, but the goal is hypertrophy. Sit down(or find the relevant machine)remove the ego and do it properly BruthaaaašŖ
From a coaches perspective, the short answer isā¦.
Yep!!! As long as youāre conservative with your choice and itās within the scope of your energy balancešÆ
From where Iām sitting, someone who asks me this question is looking for a little incentive in order to stick to the end goal. And I love it!
I feel, for my clients, creating a good energy balance is about gradual changes to limit poorer(for lack of a better word)food choices.
So if a client is willing to knock out 1/3 of their daily step goal to satisfy a food craving that can be managed with protein, carbs, fats and fibre⦠Have at it!
Then maybe in 4 weeks we can do the walk to Woolies and make that burrito bowl at homeš¤·āāļøā¦ Catch my drift?