Mind Muscle connection
I did a search on here and did not find an answer. I hear a lot about mind muscle connection. How do I do it? I try and almost no where on my body do I feel the connection when lifting, nor do I feel tension on the muscle I'm working. I stopped listening to music to focus more on it, but no luck there.
Is there a more affordable protein powder option?
I know you guys love Legion, and I do plan to try it out. However, have you seen the cost? Yikes. I currently use Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard Whey, 5lbs for $75. I'm sure Legion's worth the cost, but Legion is outside my budget right now in terms of quantity for the cost. Can you suggest a good protein that is more affordable?
Getting into fitness with disordered eating & body dysmorphia
(Sorry for another question, lol.) Hey y’all, I know you both have mentioned having firsthand experiences with either disordered eating and/or body dysmorphia. I’ve had my own as well, but am asking for my clients who are new to nutrition and the gym, and overcoming unhealthy mindsets/relationships with either facet of their journey seems to be the hardest part. Would just love any additional insight/tips on best ways to approach this and bridge that gap with clients who are new to this journey (or anyone who is new to it/dealing with something similar!). Thank you 💓
Alternatives for Long Femured Friends
Hey y’all, I vaguely remember hearing something similar about this awhile back so apologies if this is a repeat question. I’m a six-foot tall girl with much longer legs than my torso (including long femurs). I’ve tried so many variations of squats - front squats, sissy squats, pendulum squats, etc - and still despise the movement in general because I think my long legs put me at a disadvantage for getting full ROM/decent “depth” (I know that could be a whole tangent in and of itself though). Do you have any suggestions for replacing a squat movement altogether; or would you suggest continuing to program some variation of it regardless? Thank you!