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Ten small habits for people on a GLP-1. Pick one or two. Education only.
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Education only. Not medical advice, and not a substitute for a consult in this office.
The full written programs are separate — 8 Week Upper Body Protocol, $147 and GLP-1 Transformation Program, $389.
Programs
Ten small habits for people on a GLP-1. Pick one or two. Education only.
No jumping. No pounding. Loads, tempo, and a 12-week progression.
Air squats and pushups if you have not trained in a while.
Three lifting days. Sets, reps, rest, substitutions.
Minutes, load, and pace. Does not replace lifting.
Walk with weight. Four-week plan and a daily template.
Protein at 1 g per lb. Carbs at 0.25 g per lb.
Sun, water, pushups, weighted walk, protein — then coffee.
Phone off 1.5 hours before bed. Read 20 minutes.
Daily wins and next actions. Not wishful thinking.
Paper books. Twenty minutes a day.
Heat and breath, in that order.
Get the legs ready before you drive to the mountain.
What to do at home after I put it back.
Slow loading for tissue that keeps nagging.
Learn the squat before you load it.
Next step once the pattern is solid.
Wall sits and glute bridges. Simple, controlled, done regularly.
The olympic pattern, scaled.
How to use it. How not to overthink it.
Daily habits. Education only — not a treatment.
Loading and protein as you get older. Education only.
Ski kit
The night and morning before you go.
Warm-up, fuel, and what not to do at the base.
Unpack the tissue so the next day is better.
Release
Sitting, driving, and the low back that keeps pulling.
Deep butt and leg tightness after a pelvis adjustment.
The mid-back that never quite lets go.
Neck and shoulder armor from the desk and the drive.
What to roll, how long, and when to stop.
Daily notes
How to watch your own body without turning it into a project.
Protein first. Coffee second.
The numbers I actually use.
Steps are not a substitute for a squat.
The point of the training is a better life.
What is worth tracking. What is noise.
The lifts that carry everything else.
Legs first. Mood follows.
A clean 30. Then you decide.
Morning walk before food. Then you eat.
The muscle you keep is the life you keep.
Stress shows up in the middle. Sleep and lifting first.
You cannot out-train a short night.
30 pushups within 5 minutes of waking.
After 40, the body you get is the one you build.
Do not add chaos. Change the right hard work.