The Reason Most Men Struggle To Lose Fat As They Get Older

What is the biggest reason you just can't seem to lose fat as easy as you did in your 20s?

If you’re a man 35+ years old - who works out a few times a week, tries to eat healthy, and still gains fat and feels tired all the time — this is for you.

Most men think they have strength training and nutrition figured out. This is usually based on what they USED to do back when they were younger. If they are completely inexperienced, most of their fitness knowledge will come from watching young gym bros on YouTube or TikTok for advice.

I'm sorry to inform you that all that advice you're getting and the old workouts and meal plans you're used to won't work as you get older...your day-to-day life is completely different, and believe it or not, that drastically effects how easy it is to lose fat.

Today I’m going to show you what ACTUALLY works for fat loss, muscle growth, and energy after 35 — without living in the gym or starving yo...

As a parent, juggling family responsibilities, work, and personal time can be a challenge, especially when it comes to focusing on fitness and improving your health. If you’re a skinny person looking to build muscle and get stronger so you can be more ready to physically protect your kids if needed, you’re not alone. If you're overweight and need to shed pounds so you have energy to play with your kids, you're not alone. Many parents want to improve their physique and overall health but may not know where to start. This guide will provide you with essential tips to help you on your journey.

Before diving into a workout routine, it’s crucial to set clear, achievable goals. Are you looking to lose weight, increase your strength, or improve your overall fitness? Having specific goals will help you stay motivated and track your progress. Not all fitness advice w...

In this video, I talk about common concerns you'll likely have on your journey to losing bodyfat.

In this video, I discuss some frequently asked questions I've received about weight loss over my 10lbs years of training clients.

If you’ve been really struggling to make progress in the gym and reach your fitness goal, there are 10 potential reasons why this is happening. Today we’re going to cover what those 10 things are and why they may be stopping you from getting results.

1) Not tracking your workouts

A lot of people think they aren’t making progress, but if you asked them how much they lifted on a certain exercise 3 months ago, they’d have no idea. They very well could be making progress, but they just have no way of knowing it.

If you want to be 100% sure that you’re making progress, you have to track the workouts. This lets you make small progressions often, and see which exercises you aren’t progressing on so you can swap them out.

At the start of your fitness journey, going to the gym and just…doing stuff... is going to work. Once the newbie gains are done, you have to be more serious about your training, and that means logging your workouts. Using an app or old fashioned pen and paper can work jus...

Everyone knows that if you want a great physique, you need to workout a lot. But what should you do when you train hard while you’re at the gym, but you go inconsistently?

Some weeks you workout 6 times, some weeks you workout 1 time. Sound like you? Keep reading. 

The root of this problem is having an all-or-nothing approach to the gym (and fitness overall). What is probably happening on the good weeks is you slept well, ate well, have energy, and feel motivated. 

On the bad weeks, it’s the exact opposite, so you don’t go to the gym because you know you won’t perform well. 

You have to change your view of success in the gym. It doesn’t matter if you can hit PRs in the gym, what matters is that you show up ANYWAY. Consistency isn’t being perfect, consistency is taking imperfection action regardless of how you feel. 

4 Steps To Easier Meal Prepping

Adopt these 2 mindset shifts:

1. “I’ll workout for the amount of time I have free, whether that’s 60 minutes, 30 minutes, or 10 minute
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These are the top 10 things that YOU, as a skinny guy, should do if you want to get bigger arms...

As someone who was skinny for a large portion of my life (Going from 145lbs at 16 years old to now above 200lbs), I know the struggles that you are probably going through right now. It took me a lot of trial and error to learn what I know now. I want to shortcut that timeframe for you right now. So keep reading and start to implement these 10 tips starting today for bigger arms.

#1-TRAIN AT THE RIGHT INTENSITY

Most guys have never trained at the right intensity to see consistent arm growth. You need to train close to failure on every set...not stopping when it burns or when you get tired. I'm talking about stopping when your arms literally don't move anymore as you are actively trying to get another rep.

How Should Skinny Guys Train To Build Muscle

 #2-TAKE SHORTER REST PERIODS

Your arm training shouldn't require the same 2-3 minutes rest that it takes for compound lift...

There are 7 main mistakes that guys who are underweight, lack significant muscle mass, or would consider themselves as "skinny" make that are counterproductive towards reaching their goals.

#1-Thinking you NEED steroids to get really muscular and strong

I get the appeal. You see someone you know on social media start their fitness journey. They go from looking like a twig to being JACKED in their first 3 months of working out. You on the other hand, you've been training for a couple years and still look the same. You find out that they took some performance enhancing drugs, so you assume that's what has been missing in your routine the whole time. You haven't been able to build a lot of muscle because you haven't taken steroids right?.....WRONG!

You don't need steroids to build noticeable muscle. The first thing you have to remember is that everyone has different genetics and social factors that determine how quickly they will make progress. Will taking steroids make you gain musc...

So you've decided to take your fitness seriously, congrats! Before you go all-in and make a bunch of mistakes, make sure you read this. These are the 4 pillars that you need in your life to make fitness progress.

If you only utilize 1-3 of these components, you will limit your potential, and potentially get hurt.

#1- Safety

If you get injured, you're going to lose progress. You HAVE to prioritize safety above all else when you're in the gym. If something doesn't feel right, you're better off listening to your body and taking it easy. Worst case scenario is you could've went harder that day, but when you get hurt, it's mentally and physically tough to get back to the same level of fitness.

#2 Effort

Training safe doesn't mean taking it easy. You have to work out, and work out HARD to maximize your progress. You should be striving for more reps, sets, heavier weight, better control, less rest, or some combination of all of those each workout. Will you achieve that all the time...

Allow me to clear up any confusion on this topic right now...⁣

There is no ONE best way that EVERY person should train.⁣

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There are training methods that will be more beneficial than others, depending on factors like strength level, training experience, injury history, and recovery/diet.⁣

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For skinny guys specifically, there are 3 styles of training that tend to work best...⁣

⁣1) Full Body Training⁣

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Pros: Makes it easier to learn proper form on big compound lifts due to 3X per week practice. You’ll quickly increase strength over your entire body and only need to workout 3 times per week.⁣

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Cons: It can be mentally challenging to want to work your legs 3X per week, and can get boring at times.⁣

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2) Upper/Lower Split⁣

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Pros: You’ll be able to focus on half of your body at a time, which can allow you push the intensity and volume over time quickly.⁣

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Cons: It can be easy to over train your muscles acciden...