I'm announcing a huge new direction for the channel, dedicated 100% to helping you become the strongest, most agile pickleball player you can be. I'll share my personal story of getting hooked on the sport, explain the "Performance Gap" that holds players back with generic fitness advice, and introduce our new mission: The Pickleball Performance Project.

Now, we all know whole foods are supposed to be the gold standard, right? Like, the 'eat your veggies' mantra we've heard since we were kids. But, let’s be honest, sometimes cooking or grilling chicken will take too long and just feels…impossible, especially when you’re on the go.

If you are someone who has attempted weight loss like me and wasn’t able to sustain the result you achieved. I’m going to share the concepts that have allowed me to put my diet on autopilot while going through the busy work week.

Starting and stopping progress towards being fitter is annoying and truthfully defeating. I get it. It’s like spinning your wheels in the mud; you’re “pedal to the metal” and aren’t going anywhere. I've been there. I'm sharing the three core fitness principles that finally helped me—achieve lasting improvements in fitness.

Want to maximize your fitness results? It's all about workout order! I’m sharing three key points to help you decide whether to do strength training before or after cardio. We'll cover muscle fatigue, understanding the energy systems, and how to balance strength and cardio for your specific goals.

Are you doing too many exercises in the gym, or maybe not enough? Understanding how many exercises to do for each muscle group is key to increasing your performance and seeing the results you want!

If you're reading this, you're probably frustrated with the endless cycle of dieting, weight loss, and weight gain. You're not alone. Millions of people struggle with their weight, and it's not their fault.

Okay, let's talk about intermittent fasting. It's one of those health trends that's super popular but also kinda confusing. Some people swear by it, others...not so much. So, what's the deal? Is it actually good for you? Or is it just another fad diet that'll fade away?