It is common to get excited about a new goal and want to go all in. Why only hit the gym a few times per week when you can aim for six days and reach your strength goal faster? Why only aim for your protein target when you can hit all your targets and reach your weight loss goal sooner?

‘If your goals don’t scare you, they aren’t big enough’. It’s important to push yourself and to believe that you can achieve anything that you put your mind to, but long-term ‘dream big’ goals can lead to feeling overwhelmed or lost along the way.

Need a little reset after the holiday season? We’ve compiled ten actionable ways to appreciate everything the season had to offer while recommitting to your health and nutrition goals in the new year.

We asked Registered Dietitians on the WAG Staff what they’re asking for this holiday—here is what is on their wishlists.

These tips for macro tracking during the holidays will help you enjoy the season while feeling confident in your food and drink choices.

The holidays are full of social events, thankfully, we’ve got just the gift for you. Here is a step-by-step way to ensure you crush it this holiday season!

Find yourself asking, “Do I need to workout more to lose weight?”. If so, you’re not alone and we’ve got you covered. The answer may surprise you!

Learning new skills and getting them locked in takes time and repetition, right? You have to build habits and ways of working.

Counting macronutrients means having the freedom and flexibility to eat the food that you love. Getting caught up in the magic of fitting your favorite foods into your daily routine means we often forget about the importance of micronutrients.

“Should I eat less on rest days?” This question has probably crossed your mind at some point in your nutrition journey, whether you’re new to macro tracking or you’ve been at it for years.

Learn how stress affects weight loss and our need-to-know stress-relieving techniques to keep you tracking toward your health and body composition goals.