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EPISODE · Apr 12, 2022 · 39 MIN

Is Body Positive/Weight Inclusive/Anti-Diet Fitness Too Easy?

from Tough Cookie Talks · host Jenna Jozefowski

Short answer: No.  Long answer: When it comes to fitness, an "anti-diet" or "weight neutral" or "body positive" approach does not necessarily mean "too easy". But I get how you might get that impression.  On this podcast we're gonna talk about:  Why I don't fully identify with any of these labels as a personal trainer.  The reason why you DO see a lot of body positive/weight inclusive/anti-diet personal trainers promoting the idea of rest and "easier" exercise variations.  The importance of inclusivity and meeting people where they are, and how that looks a little different for everyone.  How diet culture keeps us stuck in all-or-nothing thinking when it comes to our fitness. Why doing hard things in the gym is not inherently diet culture.  Why I don't coach intentional fat loss AND also why I don't blame people who want that.  Why a personal trainer who is doing the work to divest from diet culture might actually be able to challenge you MORE than someone with a more conventional approach.  Work with me Follow & tag me on Instagram Check out the IG post that inspired this episode

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