1. 90% of your meals should be steak, chicken, turkey, beef, veggies, fruit, shrimp, eggs, and greek yogurt 2. Go alcohol-free. You'll never get the body you're after with consistent alcohol.
3. Skip breakfast & take caffeine to reduce calories and curb appetite 4. Use these snacks to hit your protein goals:
-"Safe Catch" canned tuna (40g)
-"Good Culture" cottage cheese (19g)
-"Oikos Pro" greek yogurt (20g)
-"Premier" protein shake (30g)
5. Only cook with Tallow, EVOO, Coconut Oil, or Grass-fed butter. Most oils are horrible for you. 6. Plan your meals. Debating "What should we eat?" always leads to quick, unhealthy food.
7. Fast for 16-18hrs daily. Research shows this can accelerate visceral fat loss 8. Don't look at this as a "diet". You're simply eating high-quality foods, providing your body with the nutrients it needs.
9. Understand this: If you're not losing weight, you're eating too many calories. 10. Focus on compound lifts (Squats, Bench Press, Overhead Press, Push-ups, Dips, and Pull-ups) 11. Struggle with nighttime snacking? Brush your teeth right after dinner
12. Stay hydrated (drink water every hour). Hunger is often mistaken for thirst 13. You don't need to be perfect 100% of the time. The only thing that matters is you get back on track 14. Prioritize weightlifting over cardio. It'll boost your metabolism rather than slow it down
15. Focus on convenience. Easy-to-grab snacks and quick meals with simple ingredients. Healthy eating is SIMPLE. 16. Stop calling yourself a lazy fat a**. Adopt the identity of a fit person. 17. Aim for 7,000 steps. Get an under-the-desk treadmill if you work from home
18. If you're going to eat something "unhealthy", make sure it's made with high-quality ingredients. 19. Make protein the first thing you eat each meal. You'll fill up quicker 20. Surround yourself with people on a similar mission. Avoid people who demotivate you.
21. You don't need to stop snacking. Allocate calories for them and stock up on fruit, greek yogurt, cottage cheese, protein shakes, and canned fish 22. Take measurements. The number on the scale isn't the only thing that matters. If your clothes fit better, that's progress.
And most importantly:
23. Just f*cking get started
Nothing you read today, tomorrow, in a week, or a year will matter if you don't take the first step
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20 harsh fitness truths you don't want to hear, but need to:
1. If you drink alcohol, you're not serious about your fitness goals.
2. Following a plan for 5 days then pigging out because "you deserve it" is exactly why you can't lose weight. 3. Dad bods aren't attractive. They're proof you can't control what you put in your mouth 4. Exercise doesn't make you tired. You're tired because you don't exercise
5. You're not obese because of "genetics", it's because of your poor food choices and lack of movement. 6. Fat loss is simple. Caloric deficit + plenty of protein. 7. Saying "you don't have time to exercise" is the same as saying "exercise is not a priority for me"
Below is exactly what I'd do if I was:
- 30+ yrs old
- with young kids
- a hectic work-life
- and needed to lose my belly:
Follow the blueprint below and you'll flatten your belly by Christmas 100% guaranteed
1. Daily 16-hour fasts. Research suggests that fasting for 16+ hours can accelerate belly fat reduction. This decreases the time you need to spend worrying about meals
2. I'd have a plan for everything. Time spent "debating" often results in poor decisions.
3. I'd have three "go-to" high-protein meals that are effortless to make:
- Beef & rice or Chiptole bowl
- Beef Tacos (beef, low carb tortillas)
- Peanut Butter Shake (vanilla protein, pure peanut protein, greek yogurt, water)
Know what you'll be eating each day. When you're hungry? Eat what you had planned, don't think about it
2. If you have to choose, SLEEP is more important than exercise. Being sleep-deficient increases cravings, decreases willpower and messes with your metabolism.
If skipping your workout means you'll get more sleep and eat healthier that day, it's worth it.