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Current evidence shows most women’s strength isn’t influenced by menstrual cyclePMID: 37033884NEW programming Starts April 22nd in the LiftingLindsay App. Click HERE to join!My Community BeStrong provides both Training programs and help with recipes and MEAL PLANNING!!! Making it easier than ever to hit your goals!!!JOIN HEREMembership gives you access to….Training App with d

I loved a quote from the book we are reading in the BeStrong Community, “Brianna Wiest, The Mountain Is You: Transforming Self-Sabotage Into Self-MasteryTopics:01:03 The best version of yourself doesn't necessarily mean fat loss07:03 A quote I want to share with you12:54 The word "just" holds so much weight16:20 What you choose for yourself may threaten other people24:57 We're al

In this episode of the Lifting Lindsay Podcast, Lindsay addresses the concerns and misinformation regarding muscle loss, particularly during periods of reduced physical activity. She begins by debunking myths around immediate muscle loss during short breaks from lifting, emphasizing that short-term breaks do not lead to significant muscle tissue loss. Lindsay delves into the proces

In this episode of the Lifting Lindsay podcast, Lindsay speaks with Emilee Roberts, a user of her training app and an influencer in the online beauty space. Through her story, Emilee explores the concepts of self-worth versus self-confidence, the role of gratitude, intention-setting, and maintaining integrity as tools for cultivating a confident, joyful life. The episode deeply del

Dr. Darren Candow, a professor in the faculty of kinesiology and health studies at the University of Regina in Canada, delivers an in-depth discussion about creatine. He discusses its benefits, addresses common misconceptions, and highlights the supplement’s effects on athletes, young adults, elderly, and clinical populations. He also addresses concerns such as weight gain, kidne

Lindsay discusses various aspects of muscle growth, including how to overcome plateaus and why muscle growth is important for different reasons in different individuals. She also touches upon the importance of planning workouts, tracking weights, increasing workout intensity occasionally, and even sharing her experience with pregnancy and how it changed her routine. Lindsay gives r

Lindsay discusses the contention surrounding banding exercises, particularly squats, hip thrusts, and glute bridges. She explains that while bands can sometimes be used as a learning tool for beginners, regular use can lead to decreased performance and diminished muscle growth. Lindsay debunks the popular belief that banding exercises contribute significantly to glute development a

I want to share some insights on how gym routines have evolved over the years, and how for me it's shifted to be more about strength rather than looks. Additionally, I talk about the importance of a healthy relationship with food, and practices like mindful eating, especially during vacation periods.Topics:00:05 IVF Journey update03:49 Working out during pregnancy isn't just about

Hitting our goals comes down to two things ... Nutrition and Training. If either side of the equation is off, we are not going to see the changes we hope for! Lindsay discusses the realistic rates of fat loss and muscle growth, debunking many misconceptions that lead to unrealistic expectations. She emphasizes the importance of the process and being patient with oneself, advocating

Lindsay talks with Taryn Nettles, a fitness coach specializing in hormones and wellness. Taryn shares her background, explaining her journey in health and fitness and how it led her to specialize in hormones. They discuss the impact of lifestyle, stress, and diet on hormones, exploring how these elements directly affect metabolic rate. Delving deeper, they touch on thyroid function