Embrace saying βyesβ to as many opportunities as often as you can. You never know where they might take you. Donβt let fear/laziness get in the way! ππ»
Ryan Dirteater's decision to unretire and pursue that long and elusive gold buckle paid off just as he dreamed it would 11 months ago. An emotional Dirteater recaps his journey to a championship with the Nashville Stampede.
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Sports is fun. Exactly 6 years ago, @ryandirteater rode Brutus for 89.75 points to win the first PBR World Finals held at T-Mobile Arena. Today, Dirteater rode One Hundred Days to help the Nashville Stampede win the inaugural PBR Team Series Championship at T-Mobile Arena.
The animals keep on multiplying at the Dirteater homestead. Meet all the animals that Ryan and April Dirteater have given a place to call home in this episode of Life With Pets Presented By @TractorSupply
Iβve heard a lot of female nutrition MLM coaches and predatory alternative quacks say that theyβre βempowering womenβ with their content and products.
Letβs get one thing straight:
Targeting vulnerable people and spreading misinformation
DOES NOT EMPOWER ANYONE.
One big mistake people make when trying to lose weight is:
-Not eating enough calories daily (intake way too low)
-Working out 6-7 days/week (expenditure much too high)
Doing both together drives your metabolism down because you're in a constant state of low energy availabilty
Tracking calories is a useful tool for weight loss, but some hate it
If you donβt track:
β Focus on high satiety foods (veggies & lean proteins)
β Limit snacking
β Exercise (it improves satiety sensitivity)
β Focus on internal hunger cues
β Limit added oils/sugar
If a diet βworked for you,β but then you gained the weight back, then IT DIDNβT WORK.
Keeping the weight off is the metric that it βworked.β
The diet industry depends on the belief that short-term weight loss = βsuccessβ and that itβs our fault when we regain the weight
I'm all for dietary freedom.
Use structure to create freedom.
Whether that's structured meal times, calorie goals, eating windows/fasting, carb limits, etc.
Find some sort of structure that works for you.
Anything is better than a food free-for-all in our food environment.
If youβre sick and tired of losing and regaining the same 10 pounds over and over again maybe itβs time to stop trying to lose weight and instead focus on getting stronger and fitter.
Working out w/ the intent of burning as many calories as possible is like reading books w/ the intent of seeing how many pages you can read
The purpose of reading is to educate yourself. Not read more pages
The goal of working out is to improve yourself. Not burn more calories
Cardio is overrated for fat loss.
Cardio is underrated for health.
When you understand the nuance here, youβll stop doing cardio as a form punishment or βdamage controlβ and start doing it as a way to amplify and improve the quality of your life.
Reminder: there are reasons to work on your nutrition that have nothing to do with weight loss..
1. Reduced food guilt
2. Reduced risk of chronic disease
3. Improved energy
4. Improved over all health and well being
5. Improved immune system
6. Workout fuel and recovery