4 Fitness Truths: Your Path to Strength, Energy, and Confidence
Your body is a high-performance vehicle—built to chase kids, conquer mountains, and thrive in a life you love. The problem? Too many fitness myths get in the way and hold people back.
In this episode of The Practical Edge, I’m breaking down four essential truths about training, nutrition, and progress that every busy professional, parent, and everyday athlete needs to know. These aren’t fads or quick fixes. They’re principles rooted in performance, health, and longevity.
We’ll cover:
Why you don’t have to choose between cardio and strength training
The difference between ego lifting and building long-term resiliency
Why “more” isn’t always “better” when it comes to training volume
How fueling your body properly impacts recovery, performance, and progress
The reality that fat loss and strength gains are never linear—and what to do about it
By the end of this episode, you’ll understand how to:
Train smarter instead of harder
Build strength and confidence that lasts into your 70s, 80s, and beyond
Fuel your body like the high-performance engine it is
Break through plateaus with consistency and intelligent adjustments
This episode is a wake-up call to stop chasing gimmicks and start focusing on the fundamentals that actually create strength, energy, and confidence.
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