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Scott Abel Fitness Podcast
Scott Abel
16 episodes
9 months ago
Learn about nutrition and training, muscle gain and fat loss. Be more consistent with better habits and mindset, plus learn the real-world fitness strategies and principles that have stood the test of time. Ignore the come-and-go trends, and focus on proven strategies that work.
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Learn about nutrition and training, muscle gain and fat loss. Be more consistent with better habits and mindset, plus learn the real-world fitness strategies and principles that have stood the test of time. Ignore the come-and-go trends, and focus on proven strategies that work.
Show more...
Fitness
Education,
Self-Improvement,
Health & Fitness,
Nutrition
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8 – What Progress Looks Like
Scott Abel Fitness Podcast
52 minutes 4 seconds
5 years ago
8 – What Progress Looks Like
This episode was based on a coaching client email Scott received that indicated what progress looks like. It's not just a before and after photo. It's about letting go of JOMO, not worrying at all about the scale, not being shamed based on what the weight scale says, and things like that.
Most of the discussion was about unpacking the hows and whys of these four main indicators of progress from the email:

1. the writer understands that worrying about the 0.4 lbs on the weight scale was silly, and that what [popular diet program] was doing was actually wrong and damaging;
2. they understand the corollary to the first point, i.e., that losing too much scale weight can actually be bad and lead to rebounds;
3. they don’t experience JOMO;
4. they seem to enjoy their plan and feel as though they’re in a good place.

Scott Abel Fitness Podcast
Learn about nutrition and training, muscle gain and fat loss. Be more consistent with better habits and mindset, plus learn the real-world fitness strategies and principles that have stood the test of time. Ignore the come-and-go trends, and focus on proven strategies that work.