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#Justdo Reel by @coachbethveen - SAVE these five dial-movers that help my clients and I feel stronger, more capable, and more consistent. And yes, they can help you lose the fat you'r
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SAVE these five dial-movers that help my clients and I feel stronger, more capable, and more consistent. And yes, they can help you lose the fat you’re ready to say goodbye to too. FUEL 1. Eat mostly whole foods. Aim for 80 percent whole, simple foods you recognize. This anchors your energy, lowers cravings, and makes everything else feel easier. 2. Make protein a priority. Target a protein source every time you eat. This supports muscle, keeps you full longer, and helps your workout effort actually show up in your body. Ideally, you’re hitting your target weight in grams of protein per day. Sound daunting? Start with 100g per day then work your way up. FRICTION 3. Strength train 3 to 4 times each week. Building muscle is the magic for women over 40. It doesn’t take hours a day in the gym to look and feel your best. Lift consistently, and focus on progressive overload (slightly increasing the weight or reps, for example, week over week) 4. Start walking more. Kick up your steps to around 8,000 to begin. Walking helps with stress, recovery, digestion, and fat loss. It is the easiest way to feel better fast and fires up your metabolism. FLOW 5. Protect your recovery. Better sleep, slower evenings, real downtime. Recovery helps your hormones, training quality, and hunger cues. Your workouts work harder for you when you rest on purpose. Build these five habits now and you’ll feel completely different in as soon as 6 weeks. Save these tips as a reminder of how easy getting started can be. #fitover40 #buildnotburn #macrocoach #womenwholift
#Justdo Reel by @chantal.fitover40 - I used to believe the same thing a lot of mums do… That after kids and hitting my 40s, my metabolism was basically doomed. After two babies and year
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I used to believe the same thing a lot of mums do… That after kids and hitting my 40s, my metabolism was basically doomed. After two babies and years of putting everyone else first, I had put on weight and convinced myself that age and hormones were the reason I’d never get back to feeling like myself again. Turns out the problem wasn’t my age. It was muscle. As we get older, we naturally lose muscle mass. And when you lose muscle, your metabolism slows down too. Strength training changed everything for me. By rebuilding muscle, I rebuilt my metabolic health… and ended up getting into the best shape of my life in my 40s. So if you’re feeling stuck and blaming age… Pick up the weights. Your metabolism might not be broken — it might just be waiting for you to train it. 💪
#Justdo Reel by @silverandstrong (verified account) - 30 pounds by summer is doable. Here's what I'd actually do. First, real talk: 2 lbs a week is on the aggressive end. I'd aim for 1 to 1.5 lbs a week
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30 pounds by summer is doable. Here’s what I’d actually do. First, real talk: 2 lbs a week is on the aggressive end. I’d aim for 1 to 1.5 lbs a week for most women over 50. That pace protects your muscle, keeps your energy up, and is something you can actually sustain. Slower feels frustrating until you realize you’re not gaining it back. At 1 to 1.5 lbs a week, you need a 500-750 calorie daily deficit. Here’s how I’d build that without feeling like I’m starving: Set calories at 1,400-1,600 per day (not 800, not 1,200). Yes, that sounds like a lot. It’s not. It’s what your body needs to function while losing fat. I lost 40 lbs eating close to 1,800 calories. More food, not less, was the missing piece for me. Hit 120-130g of protein every single day. Protein protects your muscle while you’re in a deficit. Skip this and you’ll lose weight, but half of it will be muscle. Not fat. Strength train 4x a week. Compound lifts. Squats, deadlifts, rows, presses. This keeps your metabolism from tanking while you’re in a cut. Walk 8,000-10,000 steps daily. Not for cardio. For the calorie burn without wrecking your recovery. For hitting protein I’d lean on: Fage 0% Greek yogurt (17-18g per cup) Fairlife cottage cheese (13g per half cup) Fresh cut deli turkey from the deli counter Eggs and ground turkey for meals Premier Protein shakes on busy days (30g, under 200 calories) Track everything for the first 30 days. Not forever. Just long enough to understand what you’re actually eating. Most women I work with are shocked by what they find. The women who hit summer lighter aren’t doing more. They know their numbers. Comment MACROS and I’ll send you my free calculator so you can find yours.
#Justdo Reel by @tiff_preusker7 - Here's WHY & WHAT to do about it… I know it's tough to hear: You're working out 5-6 days a week, lifting consistently, checking all the boxes… and no
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Here’s WHY & WHAT to do about it… I know it’s tough to hear: You’re working out 5-6 days a week, lifting consistently, checking all the boxes… and nothing is changing. This was me a few years ago, banging my head against the wall in frustration and this is what I learned the hard way: You can’t just lift. You have to lift with INTENT. And most importantly, you have to apply progressive overload. FUN FACT: women between the ages of 30-80 lose 3-5% muscle mass each decade. 3-5 PERCENT! 😬 In other words, if you’re not actively working on building muscle after the age of 30, you’re LOSING it. Strength training 3-4 days a week with a purpose is KEY. It’s a non-negotiable for burning fat, building lean, toned muscle & boosting your resting metabolic weight. A general rule of thumb is finding a weight for 8-10 good quality reps. The first 5-6 should be fluid and solid with the last few being a push to completion, right at failure, but with form still in check. Not sure which weight to start with? TRY THIS 👇 Grab a set of dumbells and do 12 reps. Got it? Go up to the next size and try again 🙂 Can’t finish 12, but have a solid 8? Perfect 👌 Stick with that weight, repeating the movement from one week to the next throughout your cycle and progressively grabbing the next weight as your strength increases. DON’T UNDERESTIMATE YOURSELF! You are stronger than you think. Master your form first and then slowly go for it! Three signs it may be time to up your intensity? 1. You’re still using the same weights weeks/months/years later and you use the same set for every single rep count and exercise. If you can shoulder press a set of weights 15 times, never, EVER should you use that same weight to shoulder press 8 times. Seriously. 2. You can easily do more than 4 sets without taking recovery between each round and you can carry on a conversation while lifting at the same time. 3. Your face never changes and shows no sign of any sort of struggle during your final reps. It’s tough and it’s a definite process, but it’s the weekly progressions that bring real results. Put in the work and it’ll show 👌 #Weightloss #fatloss #strength #fitness
#Justdo Reel by @amy.groomcoach - Because losing weight and looking like you lift are not the same thing. A calorie deficit will make you smaller, yes. But it doesn't decide what you
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Because losing weight and looking like you lift are not the same thing. A calorie deficit will make you smaller, yes. But it doesn’t decide what you lose. Without strength training, you don’t just lose body fat… you lose muscle too. And that’s when people say: I’ve lost weight but I don’t look how I thought I would. So I trained. to hold onto muscle while the fat came off. Because muscle is what gives you: • shape • definition • that ‘toned’ look everyone talks about Is weight training necessary for weight loss? No. You can lose weight just by being in a calorie deficit. But if you care about: • how your body actually looks • keeping your strength • not ending up smaller but still unhappy …then it’s a different conversation. I’m almost 42. I don’t have the luxury of losing muscle and hoping it just “comes back later”. This is about: • preserving what I’ve built • supporting my metabolism • staying strong as I get older Fat loss is simple. But if you want to look different at the end of it… you need to train for that. Most women don’t need to do more. They just need to stop relying on dieting alone.
#Justdo Reel by @finallysally (verified account) - Getting started is the hardest part. But once you're in the habit, three hours a week can be the difference needed to protect your muscle, support you
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Getting started is the hardest part. But once you’re in the habit, three hours a week can be the difference needed to protect your muscle, support your metabolism and make fat loss work for you. That’s the minimum for real results. Below that and the progress will be too slow to keep you motivated. Here’s how to structure it depending on how many sessions a week you can commit to: 3 sessions — start with full body sessions if you’re new to lifting. As you build confidence, move to lower, upper, full body. Each muscle group gets hit more than once and the variety keeps it interesting. 4 sessions — 2 lower, 2 upper. More volume, better results, still completely manageable around a full life. Wherever you begin, just start there and build. The women who get results aren’t the ones who go hardest at the start. They’re the ones who show up consistently over time. Tell me in the comments — what’s stopping you getting started? 🤍
#Justdo Reel by @kc_in_motion - Most women think fat loss = more cardio, more sweat, more intensity. If your goal is to build muscle and lose fat, the formula is: 👉 strength train
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Most women think fat loss = more cardio, more sweat, more intensity. If your goal is to build muscle and lose fat, the formula is: 👉 strength training 👉 + Zone 2 cardio Not killing yourself on the treadmill. Zone 2 is controlled, sustainable… and honestly, a little boring. But it works. Here’s how to find yours: Take 220 – your age = max heart rate Then take 60–70% of that That’s your Zone 2 range. Example (age 42): 220 – 42 = 178 Zone 2 = ~107–125 bpm 👉 You should be able to hold a conversation 👉 You shouldn’t feel wrecked after 👉 You can do it consistently This is how you burn fat without burning out. And when you pair it with lifting? That’s where your body actually changes. DM me “COACHING” if you want help doing this the right way.
#Justdo Reel by @joannameg78 (verified account) - If you are strength training for fat loss and muscle building but not seeing changes in your body, especially over 40, it is usually not because you n
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If you are strength training for fat loss and muscle building but not seeing changes in your body, especially over 40, it is usually not because you need a different workout. It is because you are not progressively challenging your muscles. If you can finish a set and still do 3 to 5 more reps with good form, the weight is too light. Those last few reps should feel challenging. That is what actually changes your body. This is the piece most women are missing. You are showing up, doing the workouts, checking the box, but using the same weights week after week will keep your body exactly where it is. It is not about going as heavy as possible. It is about increasing the challenge over time in a smart, structured way so you build strength without burning out or getting injured. That is exactly how my 6 week program is designed. You get a full weekly plan inside the app with strength workouts that build over time, so you are not guessing when to increase or what to do next. Every workout includes guidance and cues from trainers so you know how to push yourself while keeping proper form. It also pairs your workouts with a clear nutrition strategy, including macro guidance, simple meals you can repeat, and a structure that actually supports fat loss and muscle building. You do not need more workouts. You need a better plan. Comment STRONG and I will send you the details. #fasterwaytofatloss #strengthtrainingforwomen #fitover40 #fatlosstips #buildmuscleburnfat
#Justdo Reel by @amandaryanfit - If your age starts with a 3 you need to be lifting weights (and not just in a workout class) Here's why this decade changes everything 👇 💪 Your me
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If your age starts with a 3 you need to be lifting weights (and not just in a workout class) Here’s why this decade changes everything 👇 💪 Your metabolism slows down whether you train it or not. Strength training is the one thing that actually fights back against that. Not cardio, not cutting calories. 📉 You start losing muscle in your 30s. Less muscle = slower metabolism, weight that creeps on easier, and that “skinny fat” look even when the scale goes down. More muscle = the toned look you actually want and being able to eat more without it becoming a whole thing. 😮‍💨 Your mental load is heavier now. A strong body is a regulated body. Women who lift consistently sleep better, stress less, and have way fewer of those 9pm “I can’t stop eating” moments. 🚫 Your 20s workouts don’t work anymore. Chasing a burn is not the same as building something. The body you want in your 30s is built differently, not by doing crash cardio like you did the week before a sorority formal. If you’re done doing all the things and still not seeing the body change, comment SHIFT and let’s fix that 👇 #workoutsforwomen #womensfitness #fitnessjourney #fitover30
#Justdo Reel by @k_evolutionstrong - Most women trying to lose fat are still following the same advice they were given decades ago: Eat less. Do more cardio. But that approach ignores t
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Most women trying to lose fat are still following the same advice they were given decades ago: Eat less. Do more cardio. But that approach ignores the one thing that actually drives your metabolism. Muscle. Your metabolism isn’t a mystery. It’s largely influenced by how much lean muscle your body carries and how much energy that tissue requires to maintain. Here’s what you need to know: 1️⃣ Muscle tissue requires energy to maintain 🔥 2️⃣ The more muscle you have, the more calories your body burns throughout the day 3️⃣ Constantly lowering calories can lead to losing muscle along with fat 4️⃣ When muscle goes down, metabolism often follows 5️⃣ Strength training helps preserve and build the muscle that supports fat loss 💪 Here’s why strength training is imperative in midlife: ✅ Because muscle is protective — for your metabolism, your strength, and how your body ages. 🚫 Stop trying to eat less. Start building a body that burns more. Save this before you start another “eat less and do more cardio” plan.
#Justdo Reel by @behindthebody.co - Fat loss in your 40s or 50s is actually so much simpler than we've been led to believe. 🤗 Most of what you've been told all our lives - eat fewer ca
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Fat loss in your 40s or 50s is actually so much simpler than we’ve been led to believe. 🤗 Most of what you’ve been told all our lives - eat fewer calories, do cardio 5x a week, treat the scale like it’s the holy grail - wasn’t designed for your body. That advice is unhelpful, and it’s the reason so many women get frustrated enough to quit. Because it’s not the right strategy for the phase of life that you’re in. 👉 What actually works is an approach built for your body: → Get enough daily protein (before you cut anything) → Lift weights 3–4x/week (this is how you build metabolism + lose fat) → Use cardio as support for your strength training → Aim for consistency, not perfection (most meals on plan will always be better than all-or-nothing) → Track progress beyond the scale (strength, energy, how your clothes fit) This is what takes you from “Why isn’t this working?” to “Oh… this finally makes sense.” Save this as your reset plan for the weeks you feel off track, so you don’t default back to eating less and doing more cardio. And if this hits, drop your age below 👇 #fitover40 #perimenopausefitness #womensweightloss #weightlossover40 #sustainableweightloss
#Justdo Reel by @emilysopo - I spent over 2,000 hours making these mistakes so you don't have to ⬇️ In my first 10 years of consistently lifting weights, I left so much progress
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I spent over 2,000 hours making these mistakes so you don’t have to ⬇️ In my first 10 years of consistently lifting weights, I left so much progress on the table😬 At the time: 🤷‍♀️ Women were still told lifting made you bulky 🤷‍♀️ No one talked about eating enough 🤷‍♀️ So I did what overachievers do — more workouts, longer workouts, sometimes two-a-days The longer the workouts, the better. Two-a-days? My 20-year-old body was game (my 36-year-old body is no longer game). 🤣 Here’s what I wish I could go back & tell my younger self: 💪 Simplify your workouts. You don’t need 2-hour workouts with 15 exercises. Focus on the foundations: 👉Pick 4-8 exercises. 👉Prioritize squat, hinge, lunge, push, pull, & carry exercises. 👉Lift heavy enough to leave 1-2 reps left in the tank at the end of each set. 👉30-60 minutes is plenty of time for a workout. 💪 Results stall without progressive overload. When an exercise gets easier, that’s not a sign to always pick a new exercise - it’s a sign to progress it. Add reps. Or weight. Or a set. Or change the speed. There are more options…but you get the idea. Add 1 thing at a time, do it consistently, and let your body adapt. 💪 Eat enough food, girl. This doesn’t mean OVEReating - it means eating enough food to support your training while still reaching your goals. When you only focused on eating as little as possible, you can’t build as much muscle, workout performance can suffer, and you may end up unintentionally overeating later. Prioritize protein and fiber. Fluff with fruits and veggies. Add complex carbs and healthy fats. 💪 Rest is just as important as your workouts. Your recovery is when your muscles can actually grow bigger and stronger. Rest days don’t mean you’re lazy - they mean you’re smart. Plan for them, guilt-free. If you want to start seeing more results, 👀 Comment GUIDE for my free guide to lifting weights, where I break down how to plan an effective workout routine to help you get strong & build muscle.

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