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by Jonathan & Blakley Fletcher
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- 2 days ago18 min
502 - Behind The Barbell - The Reality of Showing Up Consistently
A behind the scenes look at what's going on at DBHQ, and an honest chat about showing up consistently. Get free weekly coaching and early access to program discounts: https://www.digitalbarbell.com/join-our-email-listWork with us 1:1 - https://www.digitalbarbell.com/contact-usOur Amazon Shop: https://www.amazon.com/shop/digitalbarbellFree programs: https://www.digitalbarbell.com/freeOur YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/digitalbarbell
- 1 weeks ago41 min
501 - 5 Tips For Safe & Effective Workouts
Work with us 1:1 - https://www.digitalbarbell.com/contact-usTake your progress to the next level, safely with these 5 tips. 1: Take Your Warm-Ups Seriously 2: Move Your Equipment Safely3: Use The Right Stance (hip vs. shoulder width)4: Breathe & Brace Correctly5: Use The Right Intensity/EffortResources:How To Load Your Barbell:https://youtube.com/shorts/bCgk3OYcN_AHip vs. shoulder Width:https://www.digitalbarbell.com/blog/2021/1/27/hip-vs-shoulder-width-amp-when-to-use-themBreathing and Bracing:https://youtu.be/pJywUuAtYOAGrab a week of free workouts: https://www.digitalbarbell.com/minotstrongWork 1:1 with us: https://www.digitalbarbell.com/contact-us
- 2 weeks ago58 min
500 - Nutrition Is Simpler Than Social Media Wants You to Think With E.C. Synkowski
Nutrition advice seems to change every five minutes. One day calories matter, the next they're supposedly irrelevant. Protein and processed foods are everywhere, and social media makes it feel like eating well requires a degree in nutrition.So what actually matters?I sat down with EC Synkowski, nutrition expert and author of A Good Nutrition Book, to separate useful nutrition advice from the noise.We talk about the harm of extreme weight-loss entertainment like The Biggest Loser and MrBeast's diet challenge videos, the debate over ultra-processed foods and whether government policies can help, and the wellness industry's habit of selling people complicated solutions to problems that often don't need them.We also get into the fundamentals of nutrition: why calories still matter for weight management, how other factors influence how much we eat and burn, how much protein you really need, and why fruits and vegetables deserve more attention than the latest supplement or diet trend.And we discuss something that can quietly derail even the best nutrition plan: perfectionism.If you've ever felt overwhelmed by conflicting nutrition advice or convinced that eating well has to be complicated, this conversation is for you.In this episode:What shows like The Biggest Loser get wrong about weight lossThe concerns surrounding MrBeast's diet challenge videosUltra-processed foods and the debate over government regulationThe wellness industry's nutrition scams and misinformationCalories, energy balance, and the factors that influence eating and activityHow much protein you actually needWhy fruits and vegetables matterHow social media makes nutrition seem more complicated than it isWhy perfectionism can keep you from making progressWhat EC wants people to understand about building a healthier dietAbout EC SynkowskiEC Synkowski is a nutrition expert and the author of A Good Nutrition Book. Her work focuses on helping people understand nutrition through evidence-based principles rather than fads, fear, and unnecessary complexity.The goal isn't to eat perfectly. It's to build habits that work in real life.Learn more about EC and her work: www.optimizemenutrition.comGet her book: https://link.amazon/B08liHyghGet a free week of strength training workouts: www.digitalbarbell.com/minotstrongLearn more about Digital Barbell: https://www.digitalbarbell.com/
- 3 weeks ago33 min
499 - 5 Physical Abilities You Should NEVER Lose (And How to Train Them)
Building muscle, getting stronger, and looking like you work out are great goals. But what good is all that strength if you can't use it when you need it?As we get older, we can gradually lose muscle, strength, stamina, balance, and coordination if we don't train them. Those losses can eventually affect our independence and limit the things we enjoy doing.In this episode of the Digital Barbell Podcast, Jonathan and Blakley break down 5 physical abilities you should work to maintain as you age, along with practical ways to train each one.HERE'S WHAT WE COVER:GETTING DOWN TO THE FLOOR AND BACK UP AGAINWhy this full-body ability matters for everyday life, playing with your kids or grandkids, gardening, and recovering if you fall. Plus, the strength exercises that help you maintain it.CARRYING HEAVY THINGSFrom groceries and luggage to camping gear and a kid on your hip, we discuss how grip strength, core stability, and overall strength help you handle real-life demands.CLIMBING STAIRS AND HILLSWhy you need both strength and stamina to tackle stairs, hikes, hills, and all the other things that require you to step up.JUMPING, BALANCING, AND MOVING EXPLOSIVELYHow to train balance, coordination, and power so you can react to unexpected situations and move confidently through the world.BUILDING THE ABILITY TO GO LONGWhy strength training alone isn't enough, how to incorporate cardiovascular training, and why a balanced approach to fitness matters for your long-term health and quality of life.We also share practical exercises you can use to build these abilities, whether you're in your 40s, 50s, 60s, or beyond.The goal isn't just to live longer. It's to keep doing more of the things you love for as long as possible.Want a simple, effective workout program that helps you build strength, maintain muscle, and stay capable as you age?Apply For Coaching: www.digitalbarbell.com/contact-us
- Oct 15, 202637 min
498 - 7 Lessons From 7 Years of Online Coaching
We've been at this for over 7 years. Here's what we want you to know. Seven lessons learned from seven years of online coaching1. Regular exercise is the secret to staying on track with your nutrition2. Clients who work out at the same time on the same day every week are the most successful.3. Strong connections are built through consistent personal communication, not just by being in person4. Above all else, maintain momentum. 5. Success is reserved for the problem solvers, not the excuse makers. 6. In the coming years, coaches will be tempted to let AI do their job. That will be a mistake.7. Taking a leap of faith is the best thing you can do for yourselfEmail us: jonathan@digitalbarbell.com - blakley@digitalbarbell.comTry a free week of strength workouts: www.digitalbarbell.com/minotstrongApply for coaching: www.digitalbarbell.com/contact-us
- Oct 8, 202623 min
497 - From Fat In My 20's to Fit In 40's - 5 Things That Changed
In 2005, I was 27 years old, newly married, working for myself, and about 30–35 pounds heavier than I am today.I worked out occasionally, ate a lot of fast food, blamed some of my limitations on genetics, and had no idea what it actually took to build a healthy lifestyle that would last.Now I’m 48, and while I’m certainly not the fittest or strongest guy my age, I’m in dramatically better shape than I was 21 years ago. More importantly, I’ve built habits and a mindset that have kept my health and fitness moving in the right direction for decades.So I sat down and asked myself: What do I know and believe about health and fitness now that I had absolutely no clue about in my 20s?In this episode, I break down the five biggest changes:I started training consistently.I stopped relying on fast food and restaurant meals.I learned to challenge myself in the gym instead of playing it safe.I changed my identity and started seeing myself as a fit person.I kept learning about training, nutrition, and health.None of these changes happened overnight, and none of them required a perfect diet, a magic supplement, or some extreme fitness program.They were simple things that I gradually made part of my life.And that may be the most important lesson of all: being fit won't make you happy, but taking care of yourself can give you more strength, energy, confidence, and freedom to enjoy the life you already have.7 Lessons For Men Over 40: https://www.digitalbarbell.com/muscleover40Work with us: www.digitalbarbell.com/contact-us
- Oct 1, 202633 min
496 - When Training Starts To Feel Like A Chore
Ever been in a stretch where you’re still working out, but you just…don’t really feel like it anymore?We get it. After years of training, even something you genuinely enjoy can start to feel repetitive. Sometimes you start wondering, “Do I actually need to get more motivated, or am I just bored?”In this episode, we talk about what it’s like to lose some of the motivation to train when fitness has been part of your life for years.We also zoom out and talk about the bigger reason we exercise in the first place: health, strength, longevity, and being able to enjoy your life. Your workout is important, but it’s not the point of your life.And then we get practical. We share some ways to shake things up, make training fun again, and get yourself excited about exercising without throwing away all the progress you’ve made.If you’ve been training for years and your motivation has been a little MIA lately, this one is for you.Work with us: www.digitalbarbell.com/contact-usGet a free week of workouts: www.digitalbarbell.com/minotstrongGet E.C.'s book: https://link.amazon/B02b3ibEF
- Sep 24, 202632 min
495 - Fell Off Track? 5 Steps to Get Back Into Your Fitness Routine
Your clothes were fitting better. You were getting stronger. You had more energy. Maybe you even lost 10 pounds.Then summer happened.A few missed workouts turned into a few more. There were more dinners out, more takeout, a vacation (or two), and before you knew it, your workout and nutrition routines had completely fallen apart.Now you're looking at the calendar thinking, “How the heck do I get back on track?”In this episode, we give you 5 practical steps to help you rebuild your fitness routine without trying to make up for lost time or punish yourself for being inconsistent.You'll learn:• Why you shouldn't try to make up for missed workouts or “undo” the damage with extreme dieting• How to restart your strength training, including how many days to train, how to choose your weights, and when to reduce your training volume• Why setting a non-workout activity goal can help you rebuild momentum• How to use a 90% consistency goal instead of chasing perfection• Specific nutrition targets for protein, fruits and vegetables, hydration, and even a little daily “fun food”Whether you fell off track this summer, during the holidays, or just had a crazy few months, these strategies will help you stop starting over and get back to doing the basics consistently.Download a free workout or nutrition program: www.digitalbarbell.com/freeWork 1 on 1 with us: www.digitalbarbell.com/contact-us
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