How To Actually Strength Train Without A Gym Or A Babysitter w/ Strength Trainer Kelsey Moore
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The episode discusses the importance of pre-workout nutrition and its impact on hormone balance during strength training without a gym or babysitter.
📍 Baja Gold Signature Minerals: use code MAM10 for 10% off – https://bajagoldminerals.com/ Is eating before working out actually necessary? Learn how food manages exercise stress and balances your hormones. Many people view physical training as the primary stressor on the body, but the reality is that your nutrition dictates the response. Eating before working out acts as the critical first step in a cascade that helps your body handle physical exertion. By focusing on proper pre-workout nutrition, you provide the fuel necessary to manage the physiological impact of training. When you give your body food, it signals that resources are available, which is key for cortisol management. This approach allows you to keep progesterone levels stable rather than spiking stress hormones unnecessarily. If you are struggling with balancing hormones while maintaining a fitness routine, understanding this relationship is essential to long-term health. 📚 Resources & Links Mentioned: 📍 Kelsey Moore on Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/crunchystrengthcoach/ 📍 Kelsey's website and training programs – https://www.kelseemoore.com/ 📍 Episode 96 with Kelsey, Nourishing Young Athletes –…
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