209. The Workout Fix That Builds More Muscle and Burns Fat Better
Fat Loss School for Women Over 50 | Strategies to Lose Weight and Belly Fat After Menopause with Intermittent Fasting, Carb Cycling, Macros, Exercise, & MindsetShow Notes
In this episode of Fat Loss School, we’re talking about the missing piece that might be slowing your results—even if you’re doing all the “right” workouts. You’ll learn why fat loss and muscle building don’t actually happen during exercise, but during recovery, and how sleep, rest days, and smart fueling directly impact your progress. I break down how overtraining and under-recovering can stall fat loss, especially for women over 50, and what to do instead so your workouts actually work for you—not against you. Plus, I’ll show you how the FASTer Way approach trains smarter, supports muscle, and helps you burn fat without burnout or muscle loss.
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