DAnamic U

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dīˈnamik/noun1.The branch of mechanics concerned with the motion of bodies 2.The forces that stimulate growth, development, or change.

29/03/2026

Post-Workout Nutrition Matters More Than You Think (Especially on Leg Day)

Heavy leg day isn’t just another workout — it’s one of the biggest metabolic stressors you can put on your body.

And what you do after matters.

Example meal is specifically made for my postworkout meal.

✔️ Eggs (protein + fats)

✔️ Whole grain toast (targeted carbs)

✔️ Pineapple (quick-digesting carbs + enzymes)

This is intentional carb timing.

Why this works for recovery:

1. Replenishes glycogen

Heavy leg training depletes stored carbs (glycogen) in your muscles.

Post-workout carbs go directly back into the muscle, not stored as fat.

2. Improves insulin sensitivity

After training, your body is primed to use carbs efficiently.

This is one of the best times of day to eat them.

3. Supports muscle repair

Protein + carbs together = better recovery signal

You’re not just “eating”… you’re building

4. Lowers cortisol

Hard training spikes stress hormones

Carbs post-workout help bring the body back into balance

5. Faster recovery = better performance tomorrow

If you don’t refuel… you don’t recover

If you don’t recover… you don’t progress

This is where most women get it wrong:

They:

❌ Undereat after training

❌ Skip carbs

❌ Stay in a constant deficit

…and then wonder why:

→ they feel inflamed

→ hold body fat

→ struggle with energy

→ can’t build muscle

Truth:

Carbs aren’t the problem.

Mistimed carbs + under-fueling + chronic stress = the problem.

Takeaway:

Eat your carbs when your body can actually use them.

Post-workout isn’t just a meal…

It’s a metabolic opportunity. 🤍

29/03/2026

Inflammation drives aging.

Not just wrinkles or skin changes…

but what’s happening inside your body.

When the body is constantly under stress—

from under-eating, overtraining, poor recovery, and years of dieting—

it creates a chronic inflammatory environment.

And that shows up as:

• fatigue

• weight loss resistance

• hormone disruption

• slower metabolism

• poor recovery

This isn’t ONLY about just “getting older”. It’s ALSO about a body that has been under stress for too long.

🔥 STRONG BODY. CALM NERVOUS SYSTEM. REAL RESULTS. 🔥Perimenopause is NOT the time to train harder…It’s the time to train ...
24/03/2026

🔥 STRONG BODY. CALM NERVOUS SYSTEM. REAL RESULTS. 🔥

Perimenopause is NOT the time to train harder…
It’s the time to train smarter.

If your body feels:
• Puffy or inflamed
• Stuck despite “doing everything right”
• Exhausted after workouts
• Struggling with fat loss

👉 It’s not a discipline problem.
👉 It’s a nervous system problem.

When your nervous system is dysregulated:
⚡ Cortisol stays high
⚡ Fat loss slows down
⚡ Recovery suffers
⚡ Your body holds onto weight for safety

But when you learn to train WITH your body…

✨ You build lean muscle
✨ You boost metabolism
✨ You increase HRV & resilience
✨ You actually start leaning out again

This is exactly what I teach inside my program.

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23/03/2026

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23/03/2026

Your body doesn't respond to isolated fixes.

Sleep affects exercise recovery, exercise affects nutrition, nutrition fuels better sleep (and they're not separate habits, they're an energetic system).

When you improve all three (even slightly), the benefit is multiplied.

✨ Nervous System Regulation for Perimenopausal Women ✨If your workouts suddenly feel harder, recovery takes longer, slee...
10/03/2026

✨ Nervous System Regulation for Perimenopausal Women ✨

If your workouts suddenly feel harder, recovery takes longer, sleep is off, or your body feels “wired and tired,” you’re not broken — your nervous system is simply asking for a different approach.

During perimenopause, hormonal shifts can make the nervous system more sensitive to stress. That means the way we train, eat, and recover matters more than ever.

Here are a few ways to support your body during this phase:

🔥 Train smarter, not harderStrength training is one of the most powerful tools for perimenopause. Focus on quality strength sessions and pair them with lower-stress cardio like walking, hiking, or Zone 2 training to support metabolism without overwhelming your nervous system.

🥑 Prioritize protein and mineralsProtein helps preserve muscle and stabilize blood sugar. Pair meals with healthy fats, fiber, and mineral-rich foods (like leafy greens, avocado, yogurt, seeds, and seafood) to support hormones and recovery.

🧘‍♀️ Regulate before and after workoutsYour nervous system responds best when it feels safe. Try 3–5 minutes of slow breathing, stretching, or gentle movement before and after training to shift into recovery mode.

🥗 Stabilize blood sugarBalanced meals with protein, fiber, and healthy fats help reduce cortisol spikes and energy crashes that are common during perimenopause.

🌿 Recovery is part of the programSleep, sunlight, walking, and stress regulation are just as important as the workout itself. A calm nervous system burns fat, builds muscle, and supports long-term health.

Perimenopause isn’t the end of strength — it’s the phase where women learn to train with their physiology instead of against it.

Your body is wise. When you support your nervous system, everything works better. 💫

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07/03/2026

Why Do You Need More Protein After 40?

The same protein that built muscle when you were 25 triggers a weaker response once you're past 40.

And understanding why is going to change the way you eat.

So let me explain what's going on inside your muscles.

When you eat protein, your body breaks it down into amino acids.

And one in particular, leucine, is the trigger that tells your muscle cells to start building new tissue.

Leucine activates a signaling pathway called mTOR, and when enough leucine reaches your muscle cells, mTOR switches on and your body starts building new muscle protein.

That's how the protein you eat becomes actual muscle.

Now here's what changes.

As you age past 40, your muscle cells gradually become less sensitive to that leucine signal.

The protein still gets digested and the amino acids still arrive at the muscle, but the response is weaker.

Your body now needs more leucine to get the same activation it used to get with less. this is called anabolic resistance.

And the research puts numbers on this.

A 2021 study of 16 adults over 60, published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, found that the leucine requirement was more than double the current recommendation, and that held for both men and women.

And this is exactly why the standard protein recommendation isn't enough if you're over 40 and training.

The research shows that for adults over 65, you need at least 0.45 to 0.55 grams per pound per day just to maintain muscle.

So here's what I tell everyone I work with.

Aim for one gram of protein per pound of your goal body weight per day, with at least 30 to 40 grams at each meal.

And combine that with resistance training because training restores some of that lost sensitivity.

Your muscles are still capable of responding to protein.

They just need a stronger signal to do it.

The other thing that matters is protein quality.

Higher leucine content means better activation.

Animal proteins like beef, chicken, fish, and eggs have more leucine per gram than most plant proteins.

If you're relying on plant proteins, you'll need even more total protein to hit the same leucine threshold.

The bottom line is that the older you get, the more protein matters, not less.

And spreading it across multiple meals throughout the day keeps that signal active instead of hoping one big meal does the job.

Xoxo

References:

Moore DR, Churchward-Venne TA, Witard O, Breen L, Burd NA, Tipton KD, Phillips SM. "Protein ingestion to stimulate myofibrillar protein synthesis requires greater relative protein intakes in healthy older versus younger men." Journals of Gerontology Series A: Biological Sciences and Medical Sciences. 2015;70(1):57-62.

Szwiega S, Pencharz PB, Rafii M, et al. "Dietary leucine requirement of older men and women is higher than current recommendations." American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. 2021;113(2):410-419.

Bauer J, Biolo G, Cederholm T, et al.

"Evidence-based recommendations for optimal dietary protein intake in older people: a position paper from the PROT-AGE Study Group." Journal of the American Medical Directors Association. 2013;14(8):542-559.

Burd NA, Gorissen SH, van Loon LJC. "Anabolic resistance of muscle protein synthesis with aging." Exercise and Sport Sciences Reviews. 2013;41(3):169-173.

03/03/2026

Things you may not want to hear from your nutrition coach.

you may very well NOT BE in an optimal position, metabolically, to go on a cut or deficit.

That’s why there are people eating obscenely low calories and frustrated with the lack of change.

🫂 It’s not that you’re not trying hard enough but, maybe, your body needs adequate nourishment first and your nervous system to be regulated.

If your body does not feel safe, it will not lose weight- no matter how “perfect” you are in your ex*****on of the plan.

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03/03/2026

Finished with physical therapy… now what?

Rehab gets you out of pain.
Strength keeps you out of pain.

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02/03/2026

You Cannot Optimize a Dysfunctional Body

Everyone wants optimization.

Fat loss optimization.👌🏼
Hormone optimization. 👌🏼
Performance optimization.👌🏼
Longevity optimization.👌🏼

But.. most people don’t want to acknowledge this ⬇️

You cannot optimize a body that is still trying to survive (or heal).

Optimization is a high-level conversation. Most people are skipping straight to advanced strategies while their body is still dealing with basic dysfunction.

Nooooooo Bueno for the long-term

Dysfunction doesn’t have to look dramatic.

It can look like:

• Chronic fatigue despite sleeping
• Weight loss resistance
• Constant bloating or digestive issues
• Blood sugar swings and cravings
• Anxiety or wired-but-tired energy
• Poor recovery from training
• Hormone symptoms despite “normal labs”
• Inflammation, joint pain, skin issues
• Needing caffeine to function and wine to wind down

When the system feels unsafe, the body prioritizes survival — not fat loss, muscle building, or hormone balance. Say HELLOOO TO INFLAMMATION.

Why Optimization Fails

People try to optimize with:

harder training
deeper calorie deficits
fasting longer
stacking supplements
chasing diet protocols
peptides

But optimization only works when physiology is stable.

PSA… You don’t build performance on top of stress physiology. You build it on regulated physiology.

Up next… how do you build optimization?

23/02/2026

Coffee rant tip: ☕❤️ Did you know that strength workouts can be a calming therapy? Plus, when you actively engage and squeeze your muscles during each rep, you boost calorie and fat burn. Focus your mind on the muscle! Don’t just go through the motions—get involved and maximize your workout!

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