I warned you! We are going to strive to keep everyone engaged...Let's get everyone involved right now. We are building a community here! Comment below: - your age - your goals - biggest struggle with fitness/nutrition - how long you’ve been training Remember:YOU vs YOU

Would love anytime of workout I can do with my bump knee. Can’t bend or jump around obviously for who knows when. But I need something 😩😩

The Workouts classroom is now live inside Hustle 24/7 💪 I’ve added: ✅ Home workouts (no equipment) ✅ Home workouts with dumbbells ✅ Local gym workouts ✅ Hustle Athletic Training workouts Each section includes beginner, intermediate, and advanced options so there’s something for everyone no matter your experience level or equipment access. The goal with this community is to build a place where real people can find guidance, accountability, motivation, and support without feeling overwhelmed or intimidated. Take some time to go through the classrooms and check everything out. I’ll continue adding workouts, nutrition tips, videos, recovery advice, and more as we build this together. 👇 Let’s get some interaction going:Comment below: - where you usually train - what type of workouts you enjoy most - and which workout section you’ll be trying first YOU vs YOU.

Thank you Aaron for creating this group!! I look forward to getting "back on the wagon"!

Meal prep and planning ahead is one of the biggest keys to staying on track. This meal took a little extra prep with the peppers, onions, mushrooms, and steak… but adding flavor and variety makes a healthy diet WAY easier to stick with long term. If your meals are bland and repetitive, eventually cravings usually win. One thing I want everyone in this community doing is planning meals ahead and tracking food in the Cronometer app. You don’t need to be perfect, but awareness changes everything. Most people drastically underestimate how much they eat. Another huge issue is letting yourself get TOO hungry. That’s when the “I’ll just grab something quick” mindset kicks in… and next thing you know the bag of chips, fast food, or junk snacks are gone. We need to start changing our relationship with food. Food is not always about pleasure or instant gratification. Food is fuel. Food is health. Food is energy. Food is recovery. That doesn’t mean meals can’t still taste good. As a community, let’s keep sharing healthy meals, ideas, recipes, and strategies that actually make this lifestyle enjoyable and sustainable. For me personally, I actually prefer having a HUGE first meal of the day. I find it crushes a lot of my afternoon cravings and helps me naturally eat less throughout the rest of the day. My smallest meal is almost always in the evening. That approach works really well for me mentally and physically. The goal is finding strategies that help YOU stay consistent long term. Progress comes from consistency — not perfection. 👊