Mindset & Habits
Training vs. Working Out
Nutrition Noise
Science of Eating
Hard Truths
100

Shifting your perspective from "I have to" to "_________" is known as this type of mentality.

"I Get To"

100

 This "random" approach involves "winging it" without a specific plan or structure.

Working Out

100

By 2035, this fraction of the world’s population is on track to have obesity.

1 in 4

100

 Active individuals should aim to consume this many grams of protein per pound of body weight.

0.7–1g

100

This is the "Hard Truth" regarding the relationship between training and a bad diet.

Can't out-train it

200

This term describes the belief in your own ability to succeed by figuring things out and taking responsibility.

Self-Efficacy

200

This term refers to a strategic, process-focused program tailored to a specific goal. 

Training

200

When evaluating an influencer, you should check if they are one of these two types of medical professionals.

Dietitian/Doctor

200

Instead of asking if a food is "healthy," you should ask if it is this.

Nutrient-dense

200

Fill in the blank: "Fat loss requires a ______ ______."

Calorie Deficit

300

This "spark" often starts the process by releasing dopamine, but it cannot be relied on for long-term consistency. 


Inspiration

300

A typical training block, lasting 4–8 weeks to allow for physical adaptation, is called this.

Mesocycle

300

This red flag involves using "absolutes" like "never eat this" or "this food is toxic."

Absolutes

300

Garlic, onions, and oats are examples of these, which act as "food" for your gut microbes.

Prebiotics

300

This "Hard Truth" warns that you cannot choose to lose fat in just one specific area of the body.

Spot Reduction

400

True progress comes from this trait: doing the work even when your motivation is low.

Discipline

400

To see results, you must use this principle by gradually increasing weight, reps, or intensity over time.

Progressive Overload 

400

Our bodies are hardwired to do these two things with calories, making weight loss biologically difficult.

Conserve/Store

400

This condition occurs when an athlete doesn't have enough fuel to support basic body functions.

RED-S

400

While many people guess their intake, this "Hard Truth" states that this specific action actually works.

Tracking

500

To form a lasting habit, you should focus on these instead of seeking perfection.

Small Wins

500

This philosophy suggests that many health issues come from being "____________" rather than just "over-fat."

Under-muscled

500

his psychological condition involves an unhealthy, obsessive focus on eating "clean" or "healthy" foods.

Orthorexia

500

Fermented foods like kimchi and kefir add bacterial diversity to the gut and are known as these.

Probiotics

500

This "Hard Truth" reminds us that even with a perfect plan, this will eventually happen to your rate of improvement.

Progress will slow