Rob - Nothing Barred Fitness

54% of adults over 65 take four or more prescription medications.

The number one thing you can do to avoid being one of them?

Don't carry excess fat.

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Shocking truth: After about age 30-40, you're losing muscle mass.

Read this to keep as much of your muscle as possible 👇 https://t.co/H7JmtKcLrI

You're losing 5-8% of your muscle mass each decade.

This will lead to:

- Frailty
- Disability
- Weakness
- Insulin resistance
- Poor quality of life
- Increased risk of falls
- Poor metabolic health
- Increased risk of obesity
- Increased risk of early death https://t.co/ZWyTHGMOKM

Good news!

You can fight back against muscle loss by being physically active.

Look at the difference in the amount of muscle and fat these two 70+ men have in their thighs.

One is sedentary, the other is not. https://t.co/wNJr6jLCXq

But you don't have to be a triathlete to maintain your strength and quality of life at 70!

A simple strength training program done consistently will work wonders!

This could be done in just 10 minutes per day (read on for details).

Your training program to stop muscle loss should:

- Cover all muscle groups
- Work muscles 1-2x per week
- Take muscles close to failure
- Incorporate progressive overload (gradually increase weight or reps over time)

It doesn't have to take long to train your entire body.

You'll get great results from doing just ONE hard set per muscle group, per week.

Read this thread to see how I maintained all my muscle mass whilst reducing my gym time by 80% (evidence based):
https://t.co/xu0aoTBNCm

Recovery is absolutely KEY, especially the older you get.

If you train muscles that haven't recovered from the last session you'll get inferior results.

This study tested trained men (18-30) for how long they took to recover from a training session consisting of 3 sets to failure.

40% were recovered after 48 hours & 80% after 72 hours.

When the test was increased to 7 sets, recovery took 96 hours.
https://t.co/gCLPu591eh

The other key ingredient to maintain your muscle mass into old age is having a HIGH PROTEIN INTAKE.

Most studies agree there's no benefit from consuming more than 1.6g protein per kg of your bodyweight.

So aim for this.
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However, there is a benefit to splitting protein up throughout your day.

Focus on getting 25-30g of protein per meal from a quality source.

This will be sufficient to MAXIMALLY spike muscle protein synthesis, and this process will last for about 4 hours
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This study found that older adults who had spread protein across the day kept more of their muscle mass than those who consumed the same amount of protein but skewed towards an evening meal (with a low protein, carb heavy breakfast).

https://t.co/BzqIQuF5on

Therefore don't just focus on total protein intake. Split up your protein intake so you're getting at least 25g from a quality source at each meal - ideally spaced 4 hours apart.

In summary:

- Muscle loss leads to poor quality of life, increased obesity & earlier death.

- You should train all muscle groups 2x per week with progressive overload & emphasis on recovery

- You should eat 1.6 protein per kg of your bodyweight, with 25-30g protein per meal.

I maintained all my muscle mass with 20 minute workouts, 3-4x per week.

I've put this into my program "20 Minute Muscle"

Includes various arrangements like 2x40 mins, or 6x13 mins, and full walkthrough & tutorials

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Let's fight back against low quality of life due to low muscle mass!

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P.S. I’m looking for 3 men who want to maintain or build muscle while dropping 20+ lbs of fat.

You'll work closely with me, one to one, and I'll get you results.

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I help dads with no time go from out of shape to lean and strong with short workouts and easy to follow nutrition plans. DM for coaching.

I asked the guys on Shred in 60 if anyone was seeing any noticeable progress 3 weeks in, here are the first responses: https://t.co/EAUreX19En

Shred in 60 is closed for new members until this current program finishes up.

If you want to join the next one you need to get on the priority list! (will reopen in May, in time to get you looking better for summer!) 

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Guys over 40, you're losing muscle.

Your weekly shopping list should include:

- Steak
- Eggs
- Fish
- Chicken
- Ground beef
- Greek yoghurt

What else?

You need a high protein intake (and to be strength training) if you want to retain muscle as you age.

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If you're hungry all the time...

And you're still not losing weight...

I'm willing to bet you:

- Snack on junk
- Eat a lot of convenience foods
- Drink a lot of calories
- Have a low protein intake
- Don't eat many whole foods

You're making fat loss harder if you don't have a high protein intake and you don't make meals with whole foods.

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If you've woken up in your 40s and realised you're overweight it's the result of a decade+ of overeating.

You won't fix it in the next 8 weeks.

You CAN make significant progress...

But permanent lifestyle change is needed if you want to look like someone in peak health.

I can get you started with 15-25 lbs of fat loss in 60 days. 

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I started the 20 Minute Muscle program by @Rob_NBF at the gym today. I’m shattered, but impressed so far!

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7 Things You Can Do to Sleep Better TONIGHT!

1. Get blackout blinds
2. Phone in another room
3. Supplement with magnesium
4. Sleep in a colder room (65º F)
5. No screens within 1 hour of bed
6. Read fiction before going to sleep
7. Eat dinner earlier, at least 4 hours before bed

If you've never lost weight before you might not know this...

But you WILL lose more weight in the first two weeks.

After that, it slows down (quick explanation👇)

In the first two weeks you're dropping weight fast (but it's not all fat).

The first time you step on the scale, you are full of food (because you haven't been dieting).

Over the next week or so, you reduce food intake and get rid of food you were still digesting from before.

Before diet = lots of food in you.

During diet = less food in you.

Result = you weight less.

Simple!

(but there's more👇)

You don't just drop "food weight"

You also drop (a lot) of water weight!

If you're in a calorie deficit your body needs to find some energy from somewhere because you're not providing everything it needs from food.

So it will burn fat, right?

Well, not yet.

Before it burns your fat for energy, it will use your glycogen stores.

Glycogen is fuel you hold in your muscles and liver.

It's glucose (carbs) plus water. Each gram of carbohydrate is bonded to about 4g of water.

When you're in a calorie deficit your body will use this for energy and excrete the water.

So in the first 2 weeks you will drop 1-2 lbs of JUST water weight, plus the food weight...

Plus a little bit of fat.

After that, WEIGHT loss slows down.

But FAT loss is now actually just ramping up.

So don't be discouraged.

This is why diets that you can't sustain for more than a few weeks are totally pointless.

P.S. I'm taking pre-registrations for my fat loss program, Shred in 60.

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