Mr. Thomas Martin MD+Follow4 Muscle-Building Hacks You Need to TryTrying to get stronger this year? I grilled a personal trainer/dietitian for her best muscle-building secrets and her top 4 tips are gold: 1) Strength train 2-3x a week (consistency > intensity); 2) Don’t go too heavy too soon—up your weights gradually; 3) Protein is your new BFF—get some at every meal, especially after workouts; 4) Sleep is non-negotiable for gains. Ready to get swole? #Fitness #musclebuilding #fitnesstips10Share
David Hernandez+FollowWhat Trainers Really Think About Belly FatYou know that annual “How do I lose belly fat?” Google spiral? Turns out, trainers wish we’d stop obsessing over just the scale. The real secret? It’s not about endless crunches or starving yourself. Think: small calorie cuts, more steps (walking counts!), building meals around protein and veggies, and lifting weights a couple times a week. Oh, and sleep and stress matter way more than you think. Forget quick fixes—slow and steady wins the (abs) race! #Health #BodyHealth #FitnessTips00Share
margaret39+FollowHunting shape: The fitness edge you can’t fakeHunting really puts your body to the test—uneven ground, heavy packs, and cold mornings will quickly reveal any weak spots in your conditioning. It’s not about gym heroics; it’s about practical strength and stamina that actually match the way you move in the wild. Focusing on things like ankle stability, grip endurance, breathing control, and downhill strength can make your hunts safer, longer, and way more enjoyable. Anyone else ever been surprised by what their body struggles with out there? What’s your most overlooked area to train before a big hunt? #Fitness #HuntingLife #FitnessTips10Share
Miranda Martin+FollowThis Dumbbell Move Is a Total Game-ChangerEver skip the gym and wonder if your home workouts are missing something? Trainer Monty Simmons swears by the single-arm dumbbell row—says it’s the ultimate at-home pull move for building back, shoulder, and arm strength. All you need is a dumbbell and a sturdy surface (hello, couch or bed). Bonus: it mimics real-life moves, like reaching into your car trunk. Try it a couple times a week and thank yourself later! #Fitness #HomeWorkout #FitnessTips10Share
Miranda Martin+FollowThe #1 Workout Mistake Beginners MakeEver tried to get fit and immediately went all-in... then crashed and burned? You’re not alone. Two fitness coaches say the biggest rookie mistake is doing too much, too soon. Their top tips: 1) Start smaller than you think you need to, 2) Accept that motivation will drop, and 3) Find something you actually enjoy. Turns out, slow and steady really does win the race (and saves your knees). #Fitness #FitnessTips #BeginnerWorkout10Share
Dashcamgram+FollowDid you know that eating a high-protein breakfast could boost muscle growth by 41%? 😲💪 Some say it’s a game-changer for gains, while others argue total daily protein matters more than timing. What’s your go-to morning protein source—eggs, shakes, or something else? Drop your thoughts and let’s see what the community thinks! #HighProtein #MuscleGrowth #FitnessTips #BreakfastBoost #WorkoutNutrition #GymLife #FYP #HealthyEating #ProteinPower281Share
Miranda Martin+FollowWhy Your Muscles Need a Chill WeekEver feel stuck at the gym, no matter how hard you push? Turns out, even record-setting powerlifters like Dr. Shernan Holtan swear by a 'de-load' week—basically, a strategic break from heavy lifting. She lightens up every 4-6 weeks to let her body recover, which actually helps her get stronger and avoid burnout. If you’re achy, moody, or just not seeing gains, maybe it’s time to rest smarter, not harder! #Fitness #FitnessTips #MuscleRecovery00Share
Ryan Stewart+FollowDoctor’s Secret to Staying Strong at 49Ever wondered how a busy doctor (and mom!) stays so fit? Dr. Shernan Holtan swears by two moves: squats and deadlifts. She says they’re her go-to for building muscle, boosting energy, and even helping her patients recover faster. The best part? You don’t need to go heavy—just start where you are and build up. Bonus tip: mix in some cardio for max health and longevity! #Fitness #FitnessTips #Longevity00Share
Mr. Thomas Martin MD+FollowDeadlift Gains Without the Pain? Yes, Please!Tired of deadlifts wrecking your body? Turns out, you don’t have to max out every session to see serious gains. A top coach swears by moderate weights, higher volume, and smart programming—think deadlifting twice a week, mixing in variations, and focusing on quality reps. He even hit a 661-lb PR this way! It’s all about training smarter, not harder. Who’s ready to ditch the ego lifts and actually get stronger? #Fitness #deadlift #fitnesstips00Share
Cheryl Bennett+FollowDitch Crunches for These Core Game-ChangersCrunches aren’t the only way to work your core—and honestly, they might not even be the best. A trainer says moves like dead bugs, side planks, and bird dogs are way better for beginners and anyone wanting to protect their spine. These exercises teach your core to stabilize (like when you carry groceries or play sports) instead of just flexing your spine over and over. Your back will thank you! #Fitness #FitnessTips #CoreStrength00Share