By taking charge of your social calendar, you can raise your hand with suggestions for activity-based fun and bypassing some of the more food-focused festivities. We have a few ideas how.

With long delays, hefty transit times and limited options, packing your own food can be the difference between a smooth or turbulent day.

After some hesitation, Rachel joined WAG to complement her training. She didn't intend to drop a weight class, but it came naturally with the program and she feels stronger than ever!

This guest post is from Misbah Haque of The Airborne Mind.

One of the best things about tracking your food is the ability to look back and reflect on where your macros are coming from.

As much as a calorie is a calorie, eating a diet based on your specific macro needs is going to allow you to achieve your performance and physique goals more effectively.

It’s that time of year again! Whether you’re watching for the touchdowns or the halftime show, football season is a perfect time to get together with friends and family while cheering on your favorite team.

If you’re having problems hitting your daily protein target, you’re not the only one. Adee shares her favorite tips for sneaking extra protein in your diet and setting up your fridge for macro-tracking success.

Progress does not require perfection. One bad day of eating doesn’t ruin all of your progress. The real issue arises when we turn one instance into a ‘snowball’ of negative choices that eventually derails progress.

Watch the full video above for Adee’s full breakdown of net carbs and how to stay macro-friendly at the movie theater and buffet.

On this week’s Q&A, Adee and Michael get real about the off-season, and the practices and new routines you can implement to set you up for success during your next training season.