Hey loves, You’re training hard, eating right but gains are slow? Let’s talk about stress. Stress is a huge killer of muscle gain and progress at the gym. Why is that the case though? Let’s understand how closely intertwined the body is with our minds. Furthermore, which one of the two is governing this process…
Author: TarasFitWorld
Train Smart This Summer: How to Crush Your Workouts Without Melting in the Heat
Hey loves, I get the struggle: summer heat, being low on energy, feelings of aggression and mood swings, sweat and dehydration. While the summer days are the happiest full of vitamin D, serotonin and good times, your body does have to work extra hard to cool you down. It is for this reason that I…
Strong Mind, Strong Body: Why Mindset Is the Real Secret to Fitness Success
Hey loves, You bought your newest gym outfit, you hired the perfect trainer or bought the trending it fitness program of the year yet you still have not stuck to your fitness program. Sound familiar? It’s not your willpower. It’s your mindset. So what separates women who are consistent with their training from those whose…
Not Just in Your Head: The Psychology Behind Gymtimidation
Hey loves, I remember the first time I stepped into a gym, I felt such an anxious sensation about not knowing what to do or where any of the equipment was. I remember only being comfortable setting foot into a gym if I was accompanied by my boyfriend at the time who would act as…
Gym Etiquette 101: Unspoken Rules Every Lifter Should Know
Hey loves, Today’s blog post is a guide on gym etiquette and the unspoken rules that we, as lifters, can truly benefit from in order to make the gym environment enjoyable and fruitful for everyone. Gym etiquette, which basically translates to how we operate and navigate the gym space is crucial because it allows us…
Should You Train to Failure? The Truth About Pushing Your Limits in the Gym
Hey loves, You’ve probably seen it on Instagram- someone pushing out one more rep, red-faced and shaking. But is training to failure the secret to faster gains, or just a fast track to burnout? First, what is training to failure? Training until failure means that you perform an exercise until you cannot perform another repetition….
10 High-Protein Summer Recipes to Keep You Energized and Fit
Hey loves, Summer is a season of increased activity- be it hiking, swimming, or simply enjoying the outdoors. To sustain this active lifestyle, it’s essential to fuel your body with the right nutrients. High-protein meals play a crucial role in muscle repair, energy maintenance, and overall well-being. This article presents 10 delicious high-protein recipes perfect…
The Art of Gifting: Handcrafted Corporate Gifts That Leave a Lasting Impression
In a digital age where everything is online, with endless streams of email, a carefully selected and hand-crafted gift stands out amidst large piles of junk mail, just like a handwritten letter. It denotes consideration. It says, “You matter.” And in the business world, where relationships mean everything, such thoughtfulness is bound to count. Corporate…
How to Recover Faster After Leg Day
Table of Contents Top Questions & Pain Points Here are the top concerns people have around recovering from leg day: Introduction If leg day leaves you waddling like a penguin for three days, you’re not alone. While the soreness can feel like a badge of honor, poor recovery slows progress, increases injury risk, and makes…
How to Master the Barbell Back Squat (Beginner Guide)
Table of Contents 1. Introduction The barbell back squat is one of the most powerful exercises you can learn. It builds strength in your legs, glutes, and core while improving balance and coordination. For beginners, squatting with a barbell can feel intimidating — the weight, the form, the fear of getting hurt. But when broken…