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To keep things organized, valuable, and actually useful, we’re running this Skool on a simple weekly schedule. This way you always know what to expect and when to check in. Here’s how each week will flow: Monday – Check-In Monday • Progress check-ins • Wins from the previous week • Setting intentions for the week ahead Tuesday – Recipe Tuesday • High-protein recipes • Macros included • Easy meals you can actually stick to Wednesday – Training Wednesday • Workouts, programming, and exercise guidance • Technique tips and swaps • Training questions encouraged Thursday – Peptide Education Thursday • Peptide of the Day • What it does, why it’s used • Simple, practical explanations (no fluff) Friday – Stack & Strategy Friday • Stacks for sleep, fat loss, recovery, focus • Why the stack works together • Who it’s best for and when to use it Saturday – Transformation Saturday • Member progress • Before & afters • Real stories and motivation Sunday – Planning & Prep Sunday • Meal prep & grocery tips • Training setup for the week • Light mindset + reset
What a stalls actually is
A stall is not one bad day. It’s not one high weigh-in. It’s not water retention. A true stall is: 2–3 weeks with no change in weight OR measurements despite consistent effort That means: Calories are on point Training is consistent Steps/activity are steady If those aren’t consistent → it’s not a stall, it’s inconsistency. WHY STALLS HAPPEN Your body adapts. As you lose weight: Your metabolism slows slightly You burn fewer calories at rest You subconsciously move less Hormones shift to protect body fat This is normal. Not broken. MOST PEOPLE MISLABEL THIS You are not stalled if: You had a few off-plan meals Your sodium is high → holding water Your sleep is poor Stress is elevated Scale is up for a few days That’s noise, not a stall. HOW TO BREAK A REAL STALL Do not panic. Do not crash diet. Use one of these: 1. Tighten Execution Before changing anything: Track accurately Hit protein Be honest about portions Most “stalls” fix here. 2. Increase Output Add 2–3k steps per day OR add a small amount of cardio Small changes → big impact over time 3. Adjust Calories Slightly Drop 150–300 calories Keep protein high No aggressive cuts. 4. Diet Break (Underrated) If you’ve been dieting hard: Bring calories to maintenance for 7–14 days Reduce stress Restore performance Then push again. 5. Lift Better, Not Just More Focus on progression Maintain strength Avoid turning everything into cardio Muscle retention = better fat loss long term THE REAL TRUTH Stalls are part of the process. They mean: You’re leaner than you were before Your body is adjusting to a new normal. WHAT TO DO RIGHT NOW Ask yourself: Have I truly been consistent for 2–3 weeks? Or am I reacting to a few bad days? Fix execution first. Adjust second. Stay patient always. If you’re in this group, you’re already ahead. Most people quit here.
Recipes...
Playing in the kitchen all day for recipes tomorrow.. any child hood nostalgic meals you miss?
March Madness trio winner
This is my bracket challenge winner gets a free trio!!! Pw Jtfit https://fantasy.espn.com/tc/sharer?challengeId=277&from=espn&context=GROUP_INVITE&edition=espn-en&groupId=37aca780-3ba7-4554-a3a4-d0b1b625dbd7&joinKey=e17d97e6-053c-32f5-b360-0489265a8a0f
Peptera question
Hi friends. Is there anyway to pay on peptera besides Zelle? My bank doesn’t allow Zelle.
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