Stay ConnectedWAG coaches Josh and Chris dive into every facet of health, wellness, and personal development in this podcast by Working Against Gravity. Inside WAG Nutrition takes a unique approach to self-development by connecting the dots between nutrition and mindset through personal and relatable insights from WAG coaches and special guests drawing from their experiences coaching thousands of clients around the world.
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Have you ever tried holding someone accountable and then it backfired? This week, Adee and Michael are giving tips on how to hold people more accountable without coming off too strong or being pushed over.
Whether it's how you say it, or exactly what words to use, sometimes helping out isn't as easy as you'd think. Both Adee and Michael share some advice when it comes to honoring commitments, giving your attention to people, and the power of repeating words.
What you'll learn:
02:00 - How to modify behavior using the Hawthorne effect 06:30 - What to avoid when you're giving advice11:20 - How to not get pushed over 17:13 - The difference between what you say vs. how you say it
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This week Adee and Michael are telling you the one thing that has made the greatest impact on them. And that's the power of intention. Listen in as they discuss how living with intention has changed their lives and how they apply it in everything, from work and fitness to parenting and relationships. And in true Michael and Adee fashion they are leaving you with the steps you can take to be more intentional.
Michael says this is the one thing that has had the biggest impact on his life and we can't wait to see how living more intentionally moves you forward!
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Through many of our nutrition journeys, our focus is on decreasing calories and losing fat. But what happens when you hit a plateau and are already on low calories or when you reach your goals and are happy with your body composition? This is when reverse dieting comes into play.
Reverse dieting is training your body to eat more while maintaining your weight, sounds pretty awesome right?
In this episode, Adee and Micheal go over the reasons reverse dieting can be beneficial, who it's for, how it works, and what steps you can take. So, if you have plateaued or reached your goals you'll definitely want to listen in!
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Have you ever felt like you were working so hard with your nutrition but not making any progress? Adee and Micheal just may have a solution for you. In this episode, they talk about how when it comes to nutrition, your Swiss Army Knife is the ability to weigh, track and measure your food and hit a certain set of macros.
While strict tracking doesn't have to be forever, learning how to do so for a period of time can help you understand the specific balance of foods your body needs to reach your goals.
And once you nail being strict for a while, it's much easier to be more lenient with your tracking later on. Listen in as they go through Adee's personal experience with tracking, what you can learn from it, how to get started and resources to swap to intuitive eating.
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Can you really lose weight while eating more? In some cases, yes.
While it's easy to believe that eating less will help you lose weight, Adee and Michael use this week's WAG podcast to break down how this might actually work against you. With the science of metabolic adaptation to back them up, they explain how your body actually responds to eating too little.
By the end of the episode, you'll be able to recognize different scenarios where eating too little becomes an issue and will walk away equipped with four new action steps to take when this occurs.
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In this week's WAG Podcast, Renee Mahail joins Adee for a live coaching call to talk about her past attempts at macro-tracking, the pressure to be perfect, and how you can be in love with your current body and still want change.
As an officer in the US Army, Renee is used to living an active lifestyle but admits she feels her nutrition is holding her back from her goals to be leaner. If you've ever struggled with the idea that you have to be perfect in your nutrition approach or wondered how WAG's "flexible coaching" approach could help you achieve your goals, this episode is for you.
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In this episode of the WAG Podcast, WAG coach Brittany Werner joins Michael in a unique conversation about her life and experience living overseas, working in nutrition with children and bariatric clients, finding her home with WAG and now working mostly with working moms.
As a mother of three, Brittany found her passion in working with other moms. She talks about the lessons she's learned from these momma clients and her understanding that when you're a caregiver you're giving everything to your kids. This has taught her that if you pull back a little and give a little more to yourself then you can give more to everyone.
Brittany has had an incredibly interesting journey, giving her a unique perspective on different nutrition situations.
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In this episode, Adee and Micheal Cazayoux answer YOUR questions! From is it realistic for the average person to get super lean to tips for emotional eaters. They dive into their views (sometimes different) on the questions listeners submitted. So if you're wondering if you should undereat the day after overeating or how to stay motivated when you see progress, then you want to listen in on this episode with real questions and answers.
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This week we have one of our own joining us! Jayne Smith is not only a WAG coach but also a coach training assistant for the WAG Coach Certification, which is basically a digital mentor who guides students through the training.
In this episode, Michael talks with Jayne about the different transitions she's been through in her life, going from a collegiate gymnast to retiring and gaining 30 pounds before finding CrossFit and competitive weightlifting. Jayne shares how each experience affected her personally and from a nutrition aspect.
Jayne shares how some of the hardest transitions for her were the ones when she wasn't working toward something competitive. She opens up to listeners and discusses the physical and mental challenges she went through during these times and, ultimately, how she found her passion and career as a WAG coach! You'll gain a lot from her stories and inspirational journey.
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Let's talk about accountability.
We all know it's a powerful tool. It can come in many forms: a coach, a group, a mentor, an accountabili-buddy.
At WAG, we have a "nutrition pyramid", and the bottom of the pyramid (i.e. the most important part) is consistency. Accountability is critical in helping us remain consistent. If we know we have to check in with someone on a regular basis, our focus and performance will improve.
In our latest episode of the podcast, Adee and Michael explain why accountability is so critical for achieving your goals (including the psychology behind it). They also outline action steps you can take today to find sources of accountability.
Are you curious about what it might be like to be a nutrition coach? Then you'll be very interested in 3 upcoming live webinars hosted by Adee & Michael!
Each webinar will be packed with valuable information about nutrition coaching and how to create the career of your dreams. Check out the topics:
Webinar 1 – October 1st at 4 PM CST
Topic: The Surprising Competitive Advantages of Great Coaches
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Webinar 2 – October 5th at 4 PM CST
Topic: Why joining the digital workforce is one of the biggest opportunities in the world right now
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Webinar 3 – October 7th at 4 PM CST
Topic: All the details about the WAG Coach Certification Program
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You won't want to miss these webinars! Make sure to add them to your calendar!
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