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How walking supports your muscle and long-term fat loss
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How does walking support your fat loss goals, support muscle and bone density and give you so many other health benefits at the same time? And where does that fit in with our cardio, cortisol levels and changing hormones when we get into our 40's and beyond? Today I'm taking a deeper dive into how our resting metabolic rate is influenced by our body composition, how we burn energy and lose body fat, the strategies around muscle preservation, and why this all matters as we age.
In this episode I'm exploring...
⭐️ How your body composition impacts your resting metabolic rate ⭐️ How our muscle tissue impacts our ability to lose body fat ⭐️ Reviewing the key training strategies that support body composition results ⭐️ Why many women start gaining more body fat in their 40's (and how to address it) ⭐️ How your body burns energy: TDEE, TEF, EAT and NEAT explained ⭐️ How walking more supports fat loss and preserves muscle and bone density ⭐️ Why we need to vary our approach slightly at different times in our lives
Links to follow up from this episode:
- Get on the list to be the first to know when PeriMenoFit is released!
- Links for the walking pads I use and like
- Shifting the muscle to fat ratio: women-specific body composition considerations
- Perimenopause Training and Eating Guide
- Postmenopause Training and Eating Guide
- Betty Rocker balanced healthy eating programs
- Betty Rocker challenges (with custom options for women in peri and postmenopause)
66 episodes
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How does walking support your fat loss goals, support muscle and bone density and give you so many other health benefits at the same time? And where does that fit in with our cardio, cortisol levels and changing hormones when we get into our 40's and beyond? Today I'm taking a deeper dive into how our resting metabolic rate is influenced by our body composition, how we burn energy and lose body fat, the strategies around muscle preservation, and why this all matters as we age.
In this episode I'm exploring...
⭐️ How your body composition impacts your resting metabolic rate ⭐️ How our muscle tissue impacts our ability to lose body fat ⭐️ Reviewing the key training strategies that support body composition results ⭐️ Why many women start gaining more body fat in their 40's (and how to address it) ⭐️ How your body burns energy: TDEE, TEF, EAT and NEAT explained ⭐️ How walking more supports fat loss and preserves muscle and bone density ⭐️ Why we need to vary our approach slightly at different times in our lives
Links to follow up from this episode:
- Get on the list to be the first to know when PeriMenoFit is released!
- Links for the walking pads I use and like
- Shifting the muscle to fat ratio: women-specific body composition considerations
- Perimenopause Training and Eating Guide
- Postmenopause Training and Eating Guide
- Betty Rocker balanced healthy eating programs
- Betty Rocker challenges (with custom options for women in peri and postmenopause)
66 episodes
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