
You’re over 40, lifting weights, and doing everything right, but your body composition isn’t changing. In every episode I put a popular piece of fitness advice under the microscope, find the hidden reason it doesn’t work, and give you the deceptively simple fix that does. It’s strength training over 40 and fat loss for men and women, built for skeptics of the fitness industry.
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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 690 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NutritionFitnessHealth & Fitness | |||

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In my episode 458 (in early 2026), I gave you 5 ways intermittent fasting backfires. Then Lyle McDonald came on (in our most recent episode 516) to talk about his new fasting book. So which is it?
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Can intermittent fasting help you lose fat without losing muscle?
What if everything you've heard about fasting and your metabolism is wrong? And what if the real secret to losing fat faster while protecting your strength has nothing to do with fast... more
Do you need 3 hours of Zone 2 cardio a week if you're already strength training over 40?
You've heard that Zone 2 builds your mitochondria, burns more fat, and adds years to your life, as long as you put in about 3 hours a week. I put those claims u... more
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You've heard food labels can be off by 20 percent, so you might wonder why you'd weigh anything to the gram. I look at what the FDA rule says, what researchers found when they test... more
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Philip does a nice job simplifying the tools we need to be healthy and lose weight. Thanks for sharing the wisdom behind health and weight loss.
There's lots of health advice out there and it's hard to know what to believe; I appreciate Philip going through the research behind each topic to give clarity to the health fads.
The only fitness podcast worth listening to. Philip does an amazing job separating fact from fiction when it comes to taking care of our bodies as we hit middle age. I learn something new every episode.
Very interesting and very clinical. I like the content learned lots. But sometimes got lost in the terms
I'm glad I stumbled upon this podcast, there is a lot of really great information specifically for me and my age range. As you grow old and health starts becoming a much more important factor, it's great to have a place you can learn more and listen even while working out. There are so many things that I am understanding now about exercising that I didn't before and it motivates me to keep going.
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The showExamines strength training and fat loss for people over 40 with an engineer's mindset, taking popular fitness guidance to task and replacing hype with evidence-based, practical strategies. Episodes routinely dissect topics like metabolism, perimenopause and menopause fitness, protein needs, and sustainable habit formation, all while highlighting efficient training (often around three hours weekly) and intelligent use of data, apps, and coaching to improve body recomposition. A recurring strength is translating complex science into actionable steps that fit real life, especially for midlife lifters seeking durable results without wasting effort or chasing trends. Noteworthy is the clear emphasis on behavior, accountability, and the h... more
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