Podcast Description:

Struggling with constant hunger—especially when you’re trying to eat healthier or lose weight? You’re not alone, and it’s probably not a willpower issue.

In this quick 7-minute episode, I’m breaking down 3 simple, science-backed strategies to help you manage hunger in a way that actually feels sustainable. We’ll cover how to build meals that keep you full, why hydration matters more than you think, and how to avoid those extreme hunger swings that lead to overeating.

These are small, practical shifts that can make a big difference in how you feel day to day—so you can stop constantly thinking about food and start building habits that actually work for you.

If you’re looking for realistic nutrition tips without the all-or-nothing mindset, this one’s for you.

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Podcast Episode: 3 Simple Ways to Manage Hunger (That Actually Work)

This workout is all about dialing in your core with intentional, controlled floor work. You’ll move through 2 rounds of 6 exercises, alternating between plank-based movements and exercises on your back to target your abs. Each move is performed for 45 seconds, followed by 15 seconds of rest—keeping the intensity high while giving you just enough time to reset. No equipment needed! Modifications are provided. Enjoy :)

*NEW* 15-Minute: NO EQUIPMENT ABS!

This kettlebell lower-body class moves fast, making it both efficient and effective! We’ll complete 8 rounds of 3 movements, working in short bursts—35 seconds on, 15 seconds off—gradually building fatigue. At the halfway point (round 4), you’ll get a little extra rest to recover before continuing.

Each round combines 2 bodyweight lower-body cardio bursts with 1 heavy kettlebell squat. I recommend using a slightly heavier kettlebell than usual, but always choose a weight that matches your fitness level. Modifications are provided for the cardio movements to keep them low-impact if needed.

Enjoy the burn :)

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*NEW* 30-Minute: Heavy Kettlebell Lower Body + Cardio Bursts

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 Nutrition doesn’t need to be complicated. A balanced breakfast can be simple, quick, and actually enjoyable—no overthinking required. You don’t need fancy recipes or hours in the kitchen to eat well.

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This workout is split into two parts and can be done using just one kettlebell. Part one includes 5 rounds of 4 movements focused on squat and lunge variations to challenge the lower body. Part two is a conditioning finisher with 5 rounds of 30 seconds on, 15 seconds off kettlebell swings to elevate the heart rate and work through fatigue. A slightly lighter kettlebell is recommended, but always listen to your body and adjust weight based on your individual needs. Enjoy!

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Kettlebell

35-Minute Kettlebell Lower Body

This beginner class has two sections! Section one focuses on strength with 4 rounds of 4 movements (75 seconds on, 15 off) with a little rest between rounds. Section two finishes with a lower-impact burnout of air squats and glute bridge holds. If you want higher-intensity options, check out the advanced version. Enjoy!

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Dumbbell

45-Minute: Beginner Dumbbell Lower Body 

This one is killer! Two sections: Section 1: Strength-focused — 4 movements, 4 rounds, 75 on / 15 off, with a little rest between rounds. Section 2: A final burnout — 4 rounds of jump squats + wall sits for 45 on / 10 off. If you want a killer burn and a challenge, this workout is for you! Note: You can view the beginner version for lower impact movements. Enjoy!

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45-Minute: Advanced Dumbbell Lower Body [KILLER WORKOUT]

This workout targets the abs and includes 3 rounds of 6 core-focused movements. We use a kettlebell for added resistance and to progressively build fatigue. Modifications are offered, including lower-impact options or performing the exercises with just your body weight. Enjoy!

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25-Minute Kettlebell Abs!

This workout is divided into three sections: Strength, Conditioning, and Core. Each section includes 3 rounds of 4 movements, working 45 seconds on and 15 seconds off. You’ll have about 90 seconds of rest between sections to recover.

I’ll offer modifications throughout so you can tailor the intensity—whether you prefer a lower-impact option or a higher-intensity challenge. Remember, the heavier the kettlebell, the more challenging the workout will be. Enjoy!

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45-Minute Kettlebell Full Body 

This workout consists of 3 rounds of 6 movements, performed 60 seconds each, back to back. It’s designed to challenge your full body with a mix of strength and low-impact cardio. This beginner-friendly class focuses on lower-impact movements that are gentle on the joints, while still helping you build strength and stamina. The intensity increases with heavier weights, so choose accordingly to match your fitness level. Push yourself, stay consistent, and enjoy the sweat!

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Beginner: 30-Minute Dumbbell Full Body

This workout consists of 3 rounds of 6 movements, performed 60 seconds each, back to back. It's designed to challenge your full body with a mix of strength and cardio. The intensity increases with heavier weights, so choose accordingly to match your fitness level. Push yourself, stay consistent, and enjoy the sweat!

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Advanced: 30-Minute Dumbbell Full Body

🎙️ In this video, I’m debunking the protein myth that “more is always better.” I break down what realistic protein needs look like, how muscle protein synthesis maxes out per meal, and why spreading protein throughout the day is key for building muscle and recovery.

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