That is exactly the message I'm trying to get across, right, it all really comes back to, you know the individual and where they're at in terms of their stress load, especially when it comes to a woman and training. Because we know that women have a little bit more sensitive hormones compared t...

I would say like 80% of the clients that come to me maybe even more severely under eating protein, no matter if they're coming from a low carb or high carb diet, I am definitely in the camp of a higher protein approach.

We know from, you know, countless research studies that have come out that...

with nutrition, I think one thing to mention first is that, again, it all comes back to what your primary goal is, right? Because we can have different goals. And this is kind of something that is really important to just think about. And also think about where you're coming from to like you pe...

Typically keeping protein around the same for what it is. So I like to say that like for the majority of my clients, and for myself, I like to keep protein around body weight, depending on you know, you know how much they weigh. So 0.8 to 1.2 grams per pound of body weight is a good range to ty...

Just like setting your environment up for success, right? We talked about that when it's for yourself, right? Setting your environment up. So you don't have the hyper palatable foods, you know, in your pantry or in your refrigerator and all that stuff. I mean, that's goes the same with just oth...

This really just depends on you know, the individual and where they're coming from. So, you know, depends on like, I like to what side of the spectrum they're on, and like how they're kind of like which one they're closer to. So if they if I have a client who is coming, you know, from just cons...

I would say if you're someone who trains in the morning, and you feel great training fasted, that's totally fine. And I would say like continue to do that, that works for your lifestyle, because especially people who wake up at you know, 430 or five, they're not going to want to consume a full ...