746 - Periodizing Weight Loss, Ultra-Low Calorie Diets, Building Glutes, and More...

In this Q&A we dive into periodizing weight loss, more than once! We have MULTIPLE questions that were very specific to the individuals asking, both of which needed a different strategy and approach to their diet. So if you're someone who is confused on how to go about your fat loss diet plan OR just like to hear the different approaches that you could possibly take, you're going to get a lot out of this episode! We also dive into concurrent training and whether or not specializing muscle groups are even possible while playing a sport AND trying to build muscle.

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Timestamps:

8:30 - I want to build my legs (mainly glutes) but not my upper body. I feel my upper body is big enough already. But I do want my upper body to continue to get stronger (mostly bench and pull-ups). I’m torn right now with how to pick my split and at what intensity to train on upper body days. I’m currently finishing up the Strength And Conditioning Female on Tailored trainer (Which i loveeee it). I may have to switch to the full body 3 day split for a couple months because I am also a soccer player and we train 2x a week with 1 day of games. Any advice?

22:05 - I know it’s necessary to lose weight. I find it extremely difficult to shed any weight unless I go under 1300c. I’m 147lbs 55, 5’4 and not new to exercise (HIIT, running, cycle, run weights 6 days/wk) I’ve lifted heavy for years and on top of cardio. My concern is if I go with low calorie am I setting myself up for failure because I would need to continue to drop calories over time to get weight off. I want to lose 10-12. I want my nutrition to support my activity.

31:45 - Cody I know you’re doing this program also, do you add any other movements or exercises to your daily workout, if so, what are they?

41:05 - Hi Cody! I know you talk about this kind of stuff a lot but I’d love some specifics or just your thoughts on a client of mine in particular... Female, 42 years old, weighs 250lbs and wants to get down to around 200lbs. She has a long history of extreme dieting and then gaining the weight back over her life time and has also been dishonest with me about her intake in the past. She’s doing orange theory fitness right now for training and loving it. How would you approach her deficit? Time isn’t an issue, so you’re free to suggest anything here.

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