Stop using the excuse of being busy! It's time to stand up for yourself and your health and make a decision to be fussy about your nutrition!
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For those of you who are pregnant, thinking about pregnancy or supporting someone who’s pregnant — this one’s for you!
As Brooke’s one-on-one nutrition coach, Adee’s witnessed first hand what it takes for her to remain lean year round. When speaking of Brooke, Adee says, “consistency, accuracy, and precision definitely come to mind.”
This Q&A is dedicated to helping you understand what your coach is doing behind the scenes to set you up for long-term success.
This week, Adee and Michael Cazayoux are walking you through the three steps you can take now to get started on your journey to becoming a nutrition coach.
It’s the moment you’ve been waiting for: you get a notification that your coach has replied to your check-in, and the first thing you do is skim for macro changes. We totally get it (and we do it, too)… change is fun, exciting and motivating!
This week is all about love, and Wednesday is the “Big Day.” Valentine’s Day gives you the perfect excuse to tell your loved ones how grateful you are for them and how much they've impacted your life (in case you needed an excuse).
In this episode of Q&A with Adee Cazayoux, founder of Working Against Gravity, Adee helps you get prepared to take on Super Bowl Sunday successfully with your nutrition in mind.
Whether your goal is to get stronger in the gym, run your fastest half-marathon yet, love what you see when you look in the mirror or learn more about your food choices and how to fuel your body, the more information you can give your coach the better!
In this episode of Q&A with Adee Cazayoux, founder of Working Against Gravity, she answers some of your nutritional questions, starting with the basics.
In this episode of Q&A with Adee Cazayoux, founder of Working Against Gravity, you'll hear a bit more about who Adee is and why she started WAG (hint: She lost 45 lbs!)
We need human interaction, but it isn’t crucial when it comes being coached. Less face to face contact can allows you to be more open, vulnerable and accepting of constructive feedback.