Your head position makes a difference with your RDLs.
If you keep cranking your head up trying to look in the mirror, you may end up feeling more tension in your neck and lower back instead of your hamstrings.
Keep your head neutral.
Stay aligned.
And you’ll feel your RDLs more where you’re supposed to.
Coach Deb
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05/07/2026
You shouldn’t spend more time walking out your squat than actually squatting.
The walkout should be controlled and efficient.
Not only will too many steps waste energy, but they can also make you lose tightness and position before the lift even starts.
Especially once the weight gets heavier.
Do this instead:
✔️ Step back with one foot
✔️ Step back with the other
✔️ Small adjustment if needed
✔️ Squat
Practice it every time, even during your warm-ups and lighter sets.
The goal is to make it automatic.
Coach Deb
05/06/2026
explains how losing inches can reflect real fat loss.
Here’s a real example from one of my online clients:
She lost 2” off her waist, which means she lost body fat.
This is what she did:
- She was consistent with her nutrition.
- She consistently hit her protein goal.
No extremes.
No shortcuts.
Just consistency over time.
If your goal is fat loss, don’t rely on just one metric.
Track:
• Measurements
• Progress photos
• Strength
• Scale
• Consistency
There are many tools for tracking progress.
Coach Deb
05/05/2026
If you’re deliberately eating only one meal a day, it might be working against you.
By the time you finally eat, you’re so hungry that it’s way easier to overeat without realizing it.
Now, I’m not saying:
❌ Skipping breakfast ruins your progress.
❌ You can’t eat most of your calories later in the day.
❌ Eating late at night is “bad.”
But…
Going all day without eating can make things harder than they need to be.
One thing that actually helps:
âś… Planning and preparing your meals.
You’re more likely to stay consistent with your nutrition this way.
And consistency is what drives results, whether your goal is fat loss or building muscle.
Don’t leave it up to chance.
Plan ahead.
— Coach Deb
05/03/2026
Sometimes 8 hours of sleep isn’t realistic.
But 5 hours consistently will make things harder.
Instead of trying to jump straight to 8 hours, start by adding 15–30 minutes when you can.
Then build from there.
You might need to shorten your workouts or train fewer days some weeks.
And that’s okay.
Because better sleep = better workouts, better recovery, and better results.
Getting to 6 hours of sleep consistently can make a big difference.
Coach Deb
04/30/2026
Don’t rely on someone else to show up first.
Training partners are great, but they shouldn’t be the reason you train.
Because if they’re the reason, they’ll also be the excuse.
Build the ability to show up alone.
Because if you want to reach your goals, you need to be able to train on your own.
That’s where real consistency comes from.
And consistency is what drives results.
Coach Deb
04/29/2026
More sweat doesn’t equate to more fat loss.
That’s not how it works.
Saunas can make you lose water weight.
Not body fat.
If your goal is fat loss, you need to focus on:
• A calorie deficit
• Strength training
• Consistency
Use the sauna for recovery, relaxation, skin and joint health, and to manage stress.
Coach Deb
04/29/2026
The point isn’t to be perfect for 30 days or to have a perfect workout.
The point is to create consistency and the habit of showing up.
So show up for 30 days.
That’s it.
Coach Deb
04/28/2026
Your head position makes a difference with your RDL.
Keep it neutral.
Stay aligned.
Coach Deb
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