Rethink Your Approach
Embrace the idea that there’s no universal solution to fitness and nutrition; each person is unique. Reflect on past successes and consider trying new methods, even if they seem counterintuitive. As your body changes over time, adapting your approach can lead to better results and reduced stress.In this clip
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The Chalene Show | Diet, Fitness & Life Balance
Midlife Weight Loss Is So STRESSFUL!! - 1098
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I'm an active 54-year-old who works out 3-5 times a week. I can't seem to lose my belly fat. I track my macros but struggle to maintain consistency, yet I still eat better now than in my 30s and 40s. I've been hearing about cortisol issues. Can you speak to that, or do you recommend a diet approach and/or supplements?
What strategies do you suggest for a woman in her 40s who wants to lean out but is having trouble sticking to a calorie deficit?
I have been trying to do two full-body workouts a week, specifically the ones recommended on Mine Pump, but I'm having a hard time committing to one hour per night. I work 9½-hour days and I'm away from home for about 12 hours. Honestly, I have no more than 30 minutes to work out during the week. On the weekends, I could fit in one hour of routine. I have been working out for 14 years.