Just because you can’t make it to the gym right now doesn’t mean you have to lose your muscle size and strength. Find out just how much you can maintain, and what you need to be doing to hang onto all of that hard earned progress. We’ve even got sample workouts complete with video demos.

Unless you grocery shop with a blindfold on you have no doubt seen something on the shelves of your local store called “Collagen Peptides”, “Collagen Protein”, or just “Collagen”.  The packages are usually pretty slick, well designed and made to appeal to people trying to improve their health and/or their fitness.  Typically the benefits of these supplements are marketed as “improves hair, skin and nail health”.  Along with “helps with joint pain and connective tissue health”.  And last but not least “builds muscle, helps burn fat and improves gut health”.  Well who the heck doesn’t want all of those things?!  Well before we jump in our cars and hit the ATM to clear the shelves for all of the collagen peptides that we can fit in our pantry, let’s pump the brakes and look at the facts.

We need to start by defining what collagen is in our bodies.

How much weight does the average American gain each holiday season? I bet the answer might surprise you.

We get it, it’s tough to stay on track between Thanskgiving and New Year’s.

But it doesn’t have to be.

Keep reading….

Are you looking for a short cut to fat loss or a way to squeeze every little drop out of every detail in your journey to get lean?

If you are, you’ve probably heard the term “fasted cardio”.

Is fasted cardio the “hack” that you need to be doing to shed that extra fat?

Is it the key thing that you’re not doing that could help you make more progress with your weight loss?

Or is it just another myth that you shouldn’t let distract you from the basics of fat loss?

Let’s dig in and find out.

You’re headed home and you’re starving. The drive-thru is calling. What do you do?

You’re headed home and you’re starving. The drive-thru is calling. What do you do?

You have an 8% chance of keeping your New Year’s resolution.

That’s not good, and that’s putting it nicely.

As a matter of fact, a 2018 study pinpointed the date that most people give up on those goals to get in shape and eat healthy.

January 12th.

Ouch.

12 days?

Really?

We need a better plan.