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In this episode, Ethan and Matthew use their collective wisdom and life experiences to answer the question of how to lose over 200 pounds and completely change your life. They talk about how finding a strong fitness community and learning how to properly understand portion control gave them the success they needed to lose over 550 pounds between the two of them on their respective health journeys. 00:00 Introducing my new book, Glutton! 01:21 How did experiencing childhood scarcity lead to food addiction and weight gain? 03:16 What was the dietary breaking point that led to the Aggregate Nutritional Density Index? 04:24 Was reaching 532 pounds the first time Matthew attempted to make a lifestyle change? 05:18 How does the ANDI scoring system rank foods from a Coca-Cola to bok choy? 07:34 Why does isolation increase overeating while community normalizes healthy portion control? 09:59 What happens when digital and analog scales cannot measure extreme body weight? 11:41 How does enduring physical suffering on a bike or in training build mental resilience? 13:13 How did Matthew's diet evolve from Paleo and strict macros to intuitive eating and tacos? 18:16 How does guilt change an individual's relationship with food after significant weight loss? 20:31 Why should everyone weigh their food for 100 days to understand fat and carbohydrate macros? 27:11 How does the emotional weight and body dysmorphia linger even after reaching 5% body fat? 28:25 How can meal prepping and AI tools simplify the exhausting process of weighing food? 31:43 Does delaying your first meal of the day help prevent obsessive thoughts about food? 34:43 How did a severe lower back injury force a transition from heavy powerlifting to hot yoga? 36:37 How did a fear of jogging evolve into running the Leadville 100 ultramarathon? 42:38 How can dropping into CrossFit gyms and joining run clubs help build a supportive fitness community? 45:13 Why should former athletes prioritize tracking daily steps over intense running when getting back into shape? 46:41 If forced to choose one lifelong exercise, why do walking, running, and hot yoga top the list? 48:35 What are the petty fitness complaints athletes still harbor despite reaching peak shape? 49:34 Should you track your calories forever or eventually trust your intuition after a year of measuring? 51:36 What are Matthew's rapid-fire fitness preferences and his ideal guilt-free cheat meal? Want to be on a future episode? Register here to join the conversation: 2way.tv/ethan Don't forget to subscribe to the YouTube for clips, full episodes, and more! Lastly, you can send questions to [email protected] and we will ask them on the show. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In tonight's episode, Dr. Mike Ormsbee, executive director of Florida State University's Institute of Sports Sciences and Medicine, is here to break down how to translate nutritional science into practical, everyday strategies for sustainable weight management.

Losing 170 pounds requires more than just a physical transformation; it demands a complete psychological overhaul. In this episode, Ethan and Lisa explore the unvarnished reality of extreme bariatric weight loss, starting with the failure of a lap band procedure and the transition to a highly successful Roux-en-Y gastric bypass.

Tonight, Ethan sits down with Lucas Dundas, a body recomposition coach who focuses on realistic, lasting changes and sustainable weight management. Whether you're searching for practical body recomposition tips, struggling with emotional eating, or wondering about the nuances of fat loss for women vs men, this conversation breaks down the actionable steps needed to succeed. (00:00) Intro (00:47) How did you get started coaching? (01:16) How did you wind up in Norway? (02:04) How do you approach clients who vaguely state they want a trainer? (04:15) Is it hard to get people to change their fitness perceptions? (05:29) How important do you find sleep to be for overall fitness? (07:24) How specific do you want clients to be about what they want to achieve? (09:56) Do you find getting clients into maintenance difficult and do you prioritize it? (14:20) Does maintenance still require effort once you have reached your weight goal? (19:06) What is the first step in unlearning food trauma and bad habits? (21:58) How do you address emotional eating during client check-ins? (23:24) How do you get a workout in when balancing a busy new job and family time? (27:20) What is the biggest difference between how men and women should approach fat loss? (33:08) How do you reset and succeed when you have steadily gained weight over the years? (39:05) What is your favorite workout right now? (39:45) How do you balance walking 15,000 steps a day with leg day recovery? (41:43) What is your least favorite part of training? (42:28) What is your go-to hype music for the gym? (43:14) What is your post-workout snack? (43:58) What is a high-volume food hack that everyone should try? (45:36) What is your biggest motivator? (46:02) What is the best advice you ever received on your journey? (47:20) What would your calorie-free last meal on earth be? Want to be on a future episode? Register here to join the conversation: 2way.tv/ethan Don't forget to subscribe to the YouTube for clips, full episodes, and more! Lastly, you can send questions to [email protected] and we will ask them on the show. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tonight, Ethan Suplee and 20-year fitness veteran Bonnie Lefrak tackle the physical and psychological hurdles of long-term weight loss, breaking down why sustainable weight loss is about deconditioning your mindset as much as it is about food. (00:00) How do we break out of the cycle of demonizing carbohydrates? (04:27) Why cutting carbs for a temporary water weight drop is a misleading formula for success (08:25) How to beat the mental hurdles and guilt associated with eating carbs again (12:02) What is the very first step for someone who has been heavy their whole life and needs a major transformation? (16:36) Why establishing personal non-negotiables is far more effective than following vague diet rules (21:19) How do you sell successful dieters on the reality and lifelong journey of weight maintenance? (27:23) Should you count total carbs or net carbs when looking at food packages? (30:44) How to successfully practice flexible dieting and negotiate eating a cheeseburger (33:27) How do you stay motivated when you hate what you see in the mirror every day? (38:40) How to challenge the external stories and circumstances that are impeding your progress (42:46) Is a cheeseburger inherently bad because of the meat, the bun, or the toppings? (47:29) What one piece of grocery store marketing jargon would you legally ban to make humanity healthier? (51:29) Where should a woman start if she wants to build muscle but finds weightlifting daunting? (55:28) Rapid fire answers covering favorite workouts, hype music, and liquid egg white protein hacks Want to be on a future episode? Register here to join the conversation: 2way.tv/ethan Don't forget to subscribe to the YouTube for clips, full episodes, and more! Lastly, you can send questions to [email protected] and we will ask them on the show. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.