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23Feb
Strength Training Is the Missing Link in Women’s Heart Disease Prevention
Hey loves, Did you know that heart disease is the leading cause of death in women and not breast cancer? Most women think heart disease is a “male problem” but that is far from the truth. Most prevention advice given to women is to walk more, eat...
19Feb
Why You’re Lean Everywhere Except One Place
Hey loves, So you’re doing everything right, from your training to your food to even relaxation and stress relief. Yet there it is, the belly or pooch. You ask yourself out of sheer frustration “what am I doing wrong?” The truth is, probably nothing. Almost every...
16Feb
Carbs Aren’t the Enemy: How to Use Them Strategically for Fat Loss & Performance
Hey loves, Today’s blog post is about carbohydrates, specifically, how they are not the enemy and can be consumed strategically for optimal physique development. Our culture is obsessed with demonizing carbs. Lebanon, in particular, has placed a war on bread, pasta and even rice. People here...
09Feb
A Woman’s Guide to Training for the Body She Wants at 40, 50, and 60
Hey loves, Today’s blog post is going to be an in depth woman’s guide to training for the body she wants at 40, 50 and 60. In this blog post are the realities of ageing vis a vis training mixed in with practical advice that we can...
02Feb
The Hard Truth About Fat Loss After 30
Hey loves, Let’s skip the myths and look at the actual biology. If you’ve stepped into your thirties, you’ve probably felt it already: something in the landscape has shifted. The aggressive, high-heat metabolism of your twenties: the one that seemingly forgave every late-night pizza and skipped workout...
28Jan
The Psychology of Athleisure
Hey loves, Does motivation precede action? Or is it the other way around? What if consistency was an environmental and cognitive outcome? We should aim to see athleisure as a behavioral cue rather than a fashion trend. A cue that denotes motivation, being put together and ready...
20Jan
Fitness as Preventive Medicine
Hey loves, I did not arrive at fitness through vanity, I arrived through necessity. My body did not whisper at first. It spoke in fatigue, tightness, anxiety, poor sleep, and a vague sense that I was living inside myself rather than with myself. I treated these signals...
14Jan
How Centenarians Stay Fit: The Type of Exercise That Leads to Longevity
Hey loves, People who live past 100 do not follow workout programs. They do not periodize. They do not train for aesthetics or personal records. And yet, many of them remain mobile, independent, and mentally sharp far longer than the average person half their age. This isn’t...
12Jan