100% Real With Ruby; no #BS nutrition, fitness, fat loss, muscle, macros + mindset

THE TIME COMPARISONS Only 5% of dieters keep fat off What are the physical and physiological consequences of chronic dieting or only doing mini bulks and not spending most of the year away from dieting But not only physically dieting but a dieters mentality And then the fact most people look at photo shoots online and people DIET FOR THAT TOO I was also very focused on stage focused at first as well and thats something i noticed then but im noticing it even more now where thats the majority of what we see online And then they compare This is why i say do you want to look good for a day or a season or a year and for life Does this happen even without getting really lean but jsut chronic dieting and neer mentally getting to a thriving place MOST OF ALL HIGH FLUX - tie back into how well fuelling enhances your ability to lose fat on more food & live on more food which is essential for the modern food environment + more sustainable ▪️THE VALUE OF SPENDING THE MAJORITY OF YOUR YEAR EATING AT MAINTENANCE Impacts of yoyo dieting, chronically deficiting, and the MYTH of mini bulks stubborn body fat that doesnt mean you keep dieting until you lose it and many times we are just undermuscled - fatloss must be periodized and much less of an occurrence for many wanting to do this for lifestyle but also knowing & emphasizing and how there is a % of fat that comes with muscle too on the topic list bc both come to gether its just minimizing it! How the rate of msucle building depends on alot like are you optimizng for performance? Whats your programming like? Intensity? Consistency? ▪️THE PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL BENEFITS OF GETTING OUT OF A DEFICIT AND BACK TO MAINTENANCE ▪️OPTIMIZING YOUR METABOLISM & body composition with SMART nutrition & spending most of your years at or above maintenance if you want to build a bad ass physique Importance of pre workout nutrition The truth behind high insulin and how it doesnt make you fat Importance of food quality & how this enhances your metabolism Processed VS non processed foods Eating mostly at home VS restaurant meals Other considerations for optimizing metabolism & body comp Sleep Stress management Training quality & muscle enhancement - fatloss must be periodized and much less of an occurrence for many wanting to do this for lifestyle but also knowing & emphasizing and how there is a % of fat that comes with muscle too on the topic list bc both come to gether its just minimizing it! How the rate of msucle building depends on alot like are you optimizng for performance? Whats your programming like? Intensity? Consistency?

stop sabotaging your goals and habits.

In this podcast, Brandon DaCruz, an expert in maintaining a lean, strong, and healthy lifestyle, discusses the common mistakes people make when trying to maintain a deficit. He highlights the negative effects of extreme dieting, such as bloating and feeling out of control. Brandon emphasizes the importance of fueling and performing, rather than solely focusing on weight loss. He also talks about the negative effects of under eating and overeating, the significance of hormone health, and the importance of training and building phase in achieving desired results. The podcast concludes with a discussion on breaking the cycle of dieting and overtraining, and the concept of nutritional periodization for long-term fitness goals.

do they make you puffy? what else do you need to know?

https://www.instagram.com/alecbrittonfitness_/ https://www.instagram.com/transformxruby/ - BEING BUSY AND MAKING IT WORK - HOW YOU STILL MANAGE TO GET IN STEPS * meal planning What does it look like for you How does the week look for you How do you plan ahead Keeping it simple is so important - how you manage meal prepping Multi tasking - how you manage steps, getting activity in, fitting in your sessions * you don’t always feel like showing up, especially when youre tired – for steps, for eating the heathier choice, for training * meal prep helping here with - how you can use it as fuel to be a good role model for your family because you do it in a way that empowers and strengthens not starves you - when people competed before how that distorts your lens of lean the realities of coming away from that • They then call themselves • - You didn’t just give up those things - There was the body distortion that went with it and for many other people its also their relationship with food as well as their body to get there - someone who hasn't got a weight to lose but they want a leaner look... AND THINK FATLOSS is the answer the reality of building muscle expectation of results especially if you stay in maintenance or keep wanting to dip into a deficit people wanting to go into a cut 4 or 6 months into trying to eat more when they are only getting back into training hard dont chase 2 rabbits at once

https://www.instagram.com/clara_theexerpsych/ https://www.instagram.com/transformxruby/ BODY IMAGE analysis:  https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK546582/  What if we are comparing ourselves to an old version of ourselves This is why we want to change our bodies in the first place bc we want to be perceived in a certain way and think our body and changing it is whats going to make us feel happier more satisfied, more confident like we can wear skimpy clothes or whatever  But is it really?  Again how can being so  Don't like letting go of control  They feel they  Safety and defense and needing to know all the ins and outs so they need to know  The brain loves certain  predictability  We may have the goal which is ours and it is ours but we are seeing it in a different language or lens than it actually is or we say we want it but we don't realise that our view of how to get there is totally wrong  How can a physique orientated focus / approach impact eating patterns that don't serve us like emotional eating,  Hyperfixate on the body we think we should have How it can lead us into a trajectory we don't want

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NSFW WHAT YOU NEED TO HEAR THIS NEW YEAR

On today’s episode of Transformation Talks, we’re joined by Ruby Cherie, an integrative specialist who connects the mind and body, taking into account all aspects that make up your life-changing transformation to permanently change the trajectory of your life without unsustainable or restrictive diets and programs. Here’s what we got into in today’s talk: The importance of eliminating timelines (⁠01:41⁠) How to change your “default settings” (⁠09:07⁠) Falling in love with our processes (⁠26:08⁠) The truth about being “on track” (⁠37:10⁠) The true value of a coach or program (⁠56:57⁠) Ruby’s Fast 5 answers (⁠67:09⁠) Here’s where you can connect more deeply with Ruby:Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/transformxruby/⁠Facebook: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/Rubyreneecherie

The importance of focusing on lifestyle Results they expect to have Comparing ourselves to a past version of ourselves Willing to give and sacrifice Extrinsic factors how can we learn to develop more of an internal drive Again CLARITY OF THE STEPS THERE Because you can have all the clarity on the end with the clairy of the journey there so yes i love this so so much There's also the side where people fear failing and embracing themselves The scarier part in 2023 is people are scared to admit they have a goal, a drive, passion, ambition The minute you admit you have a goal or ambition you risk the consequences of failure Same goal - but different mindset and approach Goal linguistics Language we use Values Pressures that are deciding this The fear of success and the fear of failure are both future anxieties most people have no business worrying about but holds them back. Everyone is so set in their victim ways that if you strive you must be wanting to improve yourself and that's right wing ambition that's dangerous or toxic or egotistical. Most become scared to step out from the herd and proclaim their directions and then when clients ask how often macros will change when its the wrong q to ask because !/ they arent even tracking to start with nor consistent 2/ there are so many other things that need ot be prioritized The root of it Mindset of performance and body image struggles Always wanting to chase lean holding you back and social media's role Why people fail """ relapse How faking excitement done right can help Athlete mindset for long term success ____ acknowledgement P2; why is it so hard Complications Obstacles Visual imagery Discomfort in us Always wanting to do it all How to deal when life is too crazy and you still want to make progress Strategies for changes How to break and change embedded routine https://www.instagram.com/daltonfranke_coaching/ https://www.instagram.com/ben_mayfieldsmith_ https://www.instagram.com/transformxruby/