Tuesday Jun 17, 2025

Stop Overcomplicating Fitness with Dr. Mary Pardee and Dr. Lauren Colenso-Semple

Dr. Mary Pardee and Dr. Lauren Colenso-Semple unpack some of the most common myths in women’s fitness — from cycle syncing to “toning” — and share science-backed advice for building strength, improving body composition, and simplifying your training routine.

 

Here’s an overview of what you can expect in this episode:

  • Why fitness advice for women is so often overcomplicated
  • The truth about menstrual cycles and training
  • Protein, fat, and carbs: how much do you really need?
  • Why resistance training matters at every age
  • Debunking the myth of "toning" vs. "bulking"
  • The most misunderstood part of female fat loss
  • Smart, sustainable strength training strategies
  • More

 

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