19/10/2026
The 5 common mistakes👇
If you’re working out regularly and eating healthy food, but still holding onto too much body fat, you’re not “holding onto fat” 🙅🏻♀️…
It’s likely because you’re making one or all of these common mistakes:
1️⃣ You’re eating “clean” / healthy food, but still consuming more calories than you’re burning each day.
Eating healthy is super important for your health, but you can STILL eat “healthy” food and gain fat or find it hard to lose fat 🙈
✔️ Instead learn how many calories you should be eating for your current activity level and goals
2️⃣ You’re working out regularly but you’re sedentary outside of your workouts.
In case you didn’t know daily movement (e.g. the amount of daily “steps” you do) is actually responsible for burning more calories each week than your workouts 🔥
✔️ So get yourself a watch ⌚️ that tracks your daily steps count and focus on increasing your daily steps each week 👣
3️⃣ You’re doing lots of “exercise” but missing out on strength training.
✔️ Lifting weights and doing strength training boosts your metabolism, regulates your hormones & “tones” your physique in all the right places, so it’s a more effective use of your precious time for exercise 🏋️♀️
4️⃣ You’re working out hard, and tracking your calories and steps, but only on the days where you’re being “good” 🥴
People say an “off track” day can’t ruin anything, but it just depends how “off track” you go… 🤷🏻♀️
✔️ Instead focus on being consistent with your nutrition, steps and training, and the results will follow 💪👏👏
5️⃣ You’re drinking alcohol too regularly🍷
Aside from the extra calories, alcohol is a toxin to the body. So processes like fat burning or muscle building stop ✋ until the body cleans it out. Not to mention the negative effects it has on stress and anxiety, especially during perimenopause 😫
✔️ So it’s definitely one to reduce or avoid completely if you’re not seeing results 💯💯💯
💁🏻♀️ Need help? Comment “what are my calo