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This is all you have to right now: Step 1 - Reply to this post with: - Where you're from - Why you're here That's it. I personally read these. Then... Step 2 - Go to the "CLASSROOM" tab and start. All you need to do is show up and engage yourself with this amazing community.
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Is this why you struggle to build muscle? 🧐
Skool family, real talk for a second… What if the reason you're not seeing muscle growth has nothing to do with your protein intake or exercise selection? What if it's actually about how much work you're doing per muscle group — and whether that work even counts? šŸ‘‰šŸ‘‰ I put together a Loom šŸŽ„ explaining training volume and why most people get this completely backwards. And no, I'm not talking about: - Grinding out 3-hour gym sessions - Copying some influencer's 30-set arm day - Destroying yourself until you can’t walk I'm talking about finding the sweet spot between doing enough to grow and doing so much you can't recover. When our clients nail this, here's what happens: - They start seeing actual changes in 3-4 weeks - Workouts feel challenging but not exhausting - Recovery improves dramatically - They stop feeling like they live at the gym - Strength jumps up consistently Some of you are doing 20+ sets and getting nowhere. Others are doing 6 sets and wondering why nothing's happening. Both are missing the same piece. šŸ‘‰ Want me to break down how to find your personal volume threshold? Drop VOLUME below and I'll shoot you the video. If you're putting in work but your physique looks the same as 3 months ago… you need to watch this. I'll walk you through exactly how to know if you're under-training or over-training. P.S. You could be building muscle under layers of body fat. So make sure you’re nailing the nutrition piece too as you’re making gains! šŸ’Ŗ
Is this why you struggle to build muscle? 🧐
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ANNOUNCEMENT šŸ”„ I'm about to do something I've never done before...
For the first time in 6+ years of coaching, I'm opening up a retreat. Not for everyone. Just for people in this community. You guys get first dibs. - 4 days & 3 nights - Koh Samui - $7mill luxury villa - Only 10 people get to experience this Imagine this: āœ… Never feeling ashamed when you look in the mirror āœ… Never panicking at social events about food āœ… Never "restarting" your diet again āœ… Having lifelong friends who truly understand your journey āœ… Feeling strong and confident in your own skin Applications are open now. But not for long. Head here for more infošŸ‘‡šŸ‘‡ https://darrenliuhealth.com/retreat There’s no purchasing requirement. Just an application to see ifyou’re a good fit. Comment if you filled out the application!šŸ‘‡
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🐟 High-Protein Greek Yogurt Tuna Bowl
Serves: 1 bowl Ingredients - 101g yellowfin tuna steak (cooked + flaked) - 159g plain organic Greek yogurt - 40g pitted dates, chopped - 112g Envy apple, diced - 67g organic celery, finely chopped - 1 serving pickled daikon & carrots - 2g Ebi Fumi Furikake (rice seasoning) - 1 tsp Shichimi Togarashi (seven spice – optional heat) Instructions 1. 1-2 can tuna of choice 2. Build the base:In a bowl, add Greek yogurt and fold in the flaked tuna. 3. Add crunch + sweetness:Mix in chopped celery, apple, dates, and pickled daikon & carrots. 4. Season:Sprinkle furikake and shichimi togarashi on top. 5. Taste + adjust:Add more spice or furikake if needed. Serve cold or slightly chilled — perfect post-workout protein bowl. Approx Macros (your logged portion): šŸ”„ ~452 calories šŸ’Ŗ Protein: ~50g šŸŽ Net carbs: ~59g 🧈 Fat: ~1g
🐟 High-Protein Greek Yogurt Tuna Bowl
Recovery is real (it is the pits, but important)
Imaging you are hitting your nutrition goals, getting in your protein, hitting your fiber, getting in fruits and vegetables, staying in a calorie deficit, learing new recipes to hone in nutrition. Losing weight and reaching new goals. You are also getting in your strength training, hitting new PRs, flexibility, hitting step goals, and feeling stronger. Starting to work on life balance and .... BAM... you hit a detour. It could be an injury, illness, or another thing that may sidetrack you. I was pushing too hard and my body let me know this. I had to step back and was on a clear liquid diet, now bland foods, starting to get protein back in, will have to slowly rebuild fiber and my diet. It is ok, it is necessary to heal. (ok, being honest, I still hate it, but learning how to navigate this). I had to stop lifting, allow my body to rest, walk as tolerated, and slowly rebuild my activity. I am also prioritizing sleep, rest, work balance, and life balance. Setting limits and starting to say "no". This was not in my plan. Being a perfectionist, I want to keep moving forwad and keep reaching my goals. It is also in my nature to try to make my coaches proud. But, life is teaching me balance and that I need to be smart and listen to my body. OLD ME: I would feel like a failure, would be stressed, would push through, would push so hard until I crashed and burned. NEW ME: Reframe this as a detour. Hopefully with grace. Take a moment and step back. Allow myself the time to heal properly. This is not a failure, but a chance to rest, recover, and reevaluate any necessary changes. I am not losing. I am evolving, learning, and becoming more successful allowing myself to recover when necessary. There will be times to recover and I will learn how to navigate these times. I cannot go full out all the time. (Dang it anyway šŸ˜…). Guess I have to be human. šŸ˜… So, moral of the story, there will be times to Recover. This is a life long process. And it is ok. šŸ™šŸ’—
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