Health For Fitness

Heather Mae

Hi, My name is Heather.
My mission is to help 1 million people simplify their health and wellness without losing their mind through strategies, frameworks, and advice for busy people.
If you've been dieting on and off for years, have a million things going on, and just never seem to get it to stick long term - this is for you. Anybody can be healthy, I've proven it. I've taken people from all walks of life from unsustainable and unhappy to a lifestyle that supports their goals without driving them insane.
It looks different for everybody, but if we can use frameworks to think about and apply these strategies to our own situations - that changes everything. There are a few key things I've found with myself and my clients that just work. My goal is to share as many of those things with you as I possibly can without any fluff - the fluff prevents us from looking at our habits clearly and logically.
This doesn't have to be hard or miserable, and I don't want you to take my word for it. I'd like to prove it to you.
If I helped you simplify or clarify your healthy lifestyle in any way, please leave a review.
This is how I'm measuring my progress.
You get nothing out of leaving a review - there's no social credit, there's no likes and comments.
By the law of reciprocity, a person that takes the time to leave a review, a rating, or a comment on the video versions is unlikely to do so without a positive impact of some sort.
So, this is how I will measure my mission.
If anything has resonated and you left a review - THANK YOU, from the bottom of my heart.
With Gratitude,
Heather Mae
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The Crossfit Open | Producing YOUR Best

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01/30/22 • 24 min

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Q&A: Building Muscle, Fat Loss, Protein, Body Image

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10/05/21 • 30 min

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Your New Year's Resolution is Garbage. (Why + How to Fix It)

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01/02/25 • 15 min

Hello, beautiful people and welcome back to the show.
Look, don't shoot the messenger on this one.
I am not here to call you out. I have just seen this year after year and I am sick and tired of it.
I am so sick and tired of it.
I'm going to give you the most common themes. I see across all resolutions, all clients, all backgrounds, but the most common underlying issues with the resolutions and how they tend to pop up and If you can get ahead of them and address them ahead of time and maybe your own resolutions or your own goals for this year.
Ideally, that's all we're doing is we're making it easier and we're making it more efficient for you to get where you want to be.

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#00 | New Years Revolution Challenge: The Set-Up

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12/18/23 • 12 min

Throw out your resolution , it's time for a revolution on the way we approach New Years. Subscribe to the show wherever you listen to podcasts (FREE) and turn on notifications. We'll be here every Monday morning to walk you through your new year, new routine. We suggest listening to episodes the day they come out to stay on track!
If you have failed resolutions in the past. You don't have mountains of effort to give to these things. You're tired of giving up and starting again . This is for you. New year's resolutions. I swear to God are designed to make people gain weight in the end.
And I'm going to walk you through how you're going to set up your new year so that you can still get excited about your health. You can still make a change, but you'll be setting up permanent change rather than focusing on individual actions, we're going to focus on setting up for change.
So this is the first part of your new year series. There will be one each week. We are going to set up all of the aspects of your life, your habits, your surroundings, your bedroom, your sleep, all of those different things. And we're going to make sure that you don't have to ever. Have a new year's resolution ever again.
So let's dive into it for those of you who are new here. I know some people are joining us for this series specifically. I have been a nutritionist for six plus years. At this point, I've helped hundreds of people sustain long-term weight loss. I know what sticks. I know what drives people nuts. And I know what is realistic advice and what is going to go in one ear and out the other.
So we're going to stick with things that actually make sense and that I've seen work over and over.
Today is all about making the thing easier before we even start the thing. Right? So if your thing is just eating better, if it is losing weight, whatever it is today, we're going to set you up to succeed.
And we're going to talk a lot about what that means.

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Q+A | Most Asked Weight Loss + Muscle Gain

Health For Fitness

12/04/23 • 25 min

Hello Everybody! This Q+A was recorded previously - I'm sick and sounding like the cookie monster as far as acoustics go, so you're welcome basically. (adore you all thank you for your patience!!)
Partial Transcript: This week, rather than doing a one set topic type episode, I thought that I would go through and answer some of the questions from previous Instagram Q and A's, versions of questions that I tend to see a lot, things like that. So let's get going. First question I have, I don't want to get bulky. I know, I know, but I'm dealing with some body image issues. How can I get stronger without putting on unwanted muscle? Okay. Let's imagine that you got your license at 16, right?
And you drove for like a year and you're driving and you have your license and that's great. And all of a sudden you're accidentally a NASCAR driver. That's sort of what you're thinking is going to happen. And I know that sounds a little condescending, but please let me explain. You as a natural born woman, you're not going to bulk up.
That's really unfortunately not how it works. So, or fortunately for you. So the good thing for you here is that strength is not based on muscle. It's neural. All that means is that big muscles don't Equate to being strong and small muscles don't equate to being weak. It sounds like you want to start lifting weights.
It sounds like you're just afraid that you'll accidentally put on too much mass. And I don't want to invalidate that because that's valid. Like you're allowed to look however you want. So it's not wrong to say that, but Luckily strength is a neural adaptation, so it's central nervous system based and it's going to come from adaptations that happen not due to your muscle size.
If you kind of want to know what I'm talking about, go look up the lightest weight classes, especially in like Chinese lifters. They start so, so young. That they kind of develop through the weightlifting system and a lot of them stay relatively light and they're really small. Like you would walk past them in a grocery store in the lightest weight classes, and you would never know that these people are some of like the strongest, most athletic people on the planet look that up and you'll kind of start to see that, yeah, these people are throwing hundreds and hundreds of pounds over their head, but they're like 120 pounds.
How is that possible? And it's possible because their goal and their sort of objective within their training is not to put on muscle. It's to get as strong as possible. And those are different. So if you need a more relatable example, when I was the strongest I've been in my life, I had less muscle mass than I do right now.
Now, I would say I probably squat close to 30 to 40 pounds less than I used to. And I have more muscle mass now. Then I did when I was training three or four hours a day because I was purely training for strength. That's what I was competing in. If you've seen me, I'm not exactly the Hulk now. And the biggest kicker of it all is I tried to be, I tried to get more muscular.

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Ate too Much At Thanksgiving?

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11/26/23 • 20 min

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Partial Transcript: So if your past Thanksgiving did not go perfectly, according to your health and fitness plans, we are going to sort through today.
We're going to talk about why these things happen. Each of the characters that tend to come into play and sort of how we can take these experiences and prepare for next year and the holidays to come for the rest of the holiday season.
I want you to bring yourself back to the scene of the crime. You're sitting at the Thanksgiving table. You look around.
Let's start with the aunt that has been on a diet since she was two years old.
This could be the Allmand mom of the group. If you will. This is the person that is not only always on a diet. They're also telling you about it and they're weirdly making you feel kind of shitty for eating like a normal person, even though, you know, they're crazy.
Let's start with that character at the table.
This person is the best possible example of one of the extreme ends of the spectrum. We'll talk about today.
The almond ONT is the representation of overthinking. This is the person that dessert is put on the table and you can't help, but notice they've literally only stared at it, but they haven't taken any and they're staring at yours and they're staring at, and it's like, everyone's food is so their business. That person did not just wake up one day and decide to be a Dick.

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Non-Beginner Health + Fitness Mistakes

Health For Fitness

11/20/23 • 30 min

These are the things I see go wrong most commonly with my clients who have 1-2 years of health and fitness experience. They've come a long way, but they're not quite where they'd like to be.
For beginner mistakes, start with THIS EPISODE
Partial Transcript: A lot of the time, it is the more common explanation being, you get close enough to your goals and you sort of get comfy because you're much more comfortable than you were before when you were farther away. I think that accounts for a lot of it, I don't want to dismiss that. I also think there's a massive component that we sort of ignore that.
What gets you from point a to point B. You're at point B now. It's not the same thing. That's going to get you to point C. It's a massive misunderstanding. We can talk about this sort of two ways. I want to talk about it logistically and then sort of just conceptually as well. Like literally, what does that even look like? First, if you think about weight loss from a caloric perspective, when you lose weight. You eat less calories, you lose weight. A lot of people look at these calories as their weight loss calories, call it.
Those aren't your weight loss calories.
In a simplified way, your really getting to a new maintenance of just a different weight when you're doing that. So if you're cutting calories, it's because you're trying to get to a point where you're eating for the body that maintains at a lower weight.
When we get to that lower weight, but it's not the weight we ultimately want.
And weight could be anything. In this instance, it could be your back squat PR. It could be anything when we get close, but not where we want to be. . . . . .

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Fitness Trackers: Worth The Hype? | Best Health and Fitness Black Friday Deals

Health For Fitness

11/13/23 • 19 min

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how i deal with burnout and my feelings or whatever

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11/05/23 • 17 min

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Partial Transcript: I'm going to tell you five things that I'm going to stick to this week. Despite feeling like I just want to go to bed. Like I'm not mad. I'm not upset. Like nothing's wrong. Like, I'm just fucking tired
Hello, beautiful people. And welcome back to the =show==.
Today's episode is going to be a little bit different. So I want to start by saying that I've been encouraged by those close to me. She'd be more vulnerable on the social media.
And I do agree. I don't share a lot of the struggle, the business background stuff, like the like massive failures I have all of the time.
You know, it's not, I'm not a person that owns a multi-billion dollar brand. I'm not a person that has broken world records. I'm not a person that has done anything and I'm not discrediting myself here like objectively. I am not a person that has done something extra, extra extraordinary. I don't necessarily feel like I need to share my struggle because it's like, I don't know.
I feel almost that I had to believe that that's reserved for people that their lives almost appear like two dope I don't know. I think it's still good to be vulnerable. I think that if anybody gets anything out of what I have to say or feels like they can relate to it in some way it's worth it.
So I don't really know why. I struggle with it. This is my first attempt. I am burned out to shit right now. So I thought, why not record a podcast episode about it? Cause when better. Then when I'm completely over it. I want to talk about burnout. What that kind of means when I say burnout, because I think burnout is different for everybody.
I'm just going to talk you through how I tend to deal with burnout and some of the things that I do to kind of trick myself into feeling better. Nothing is wrong and everything is good by the way.
Like, I don't want anybody to think that anything is going on that's big or like looming doom and glooming. It's not that at all. I have just been working a lot of hours. I'm just dealing with a lot of random business, dumb things that pop up and go wrong. It's just a lot of moving parts.
As the business kind of grows and expands, which I'm so, so grateful for because they feel like it was so not the case for so long. I would have begged for these problems before. It took us this long to grow. The business, because we were so bad at business. And it's honestly a miracle that we made it through the pandemic. We made it by the skin of our teeth and that was a huge accomplishment, but it was, we just learned by fire and that time. And I think that. Talking about how hard that time was.
It was not even something I was capable of because it was while we were in it. I was so. In it. That I didn't even really have time to be burned out. And I think that just now. The pandemic itself was one whole entire thing. And I'm sure we're all traumatized in our own little special ways from that, but the pandemic with

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One Thing That Silently RUINS Fat Loss or Muscle Gain Progress. (Hint, it's not your diet)

Health For Fitness

08/25/23 • 15 min

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Do you overthink your health routine? This one's for you.
I'm hoping that by the end of this, you feel a little bit better and you also feel like you can weigh yourself and understand it and not just have that panicky feeling. Cause I think that comes from really not knowing what it means and the fear that obviously it can never be undone or I, once I gained weight, it's so hard to lose it.
There's a million things and they're all valid. So basically your weight is a culmination of everything that's going on, right? It's everything that has entered and inflamed and hydrated or dehydrated or any other process, your body in the past 24 ish hours. Most of the things that affect your weight day to day are not fat or muscle or fat loss or anything like that. That's really hard to come to terms with when weight is such an accurate predictor over time for fat loss, we all look at our weight over time. Like, did we lose weight? And that makes sense, because over time it is a decent measure of body fat because you're not going to lose, , 150 pounds of heart mass.
That's not really how it goes. So. there's a few big things that I think really affect your weight. That maybe if you can pay attention to them, you can kind of understand if the skill spikes one day, why that may be. So first thing, salt, if you have a super salty meal and you're not adequately hydrated, your body's goal is essentially to maintain a balance of salt and water, and that's going to affect how viscous your blood is.
There's a certain level that your body wants to keep it at, right? So we need a good balance of both. When one of those levels gets too high, AKA. K you have a super salty meal. You don't drink enough water. You're not hydrated going into it, whatever it is. That's when we can see that like puffiness in the morning, we might feel a little bit bloated, whatever it may be. Your body's holding onto a little bit more water in order to make that ratio of salt to water, more efficient for your blood flow.
Pretty important, right? It doesn't really care that you're on a diet and you're going to be sad about what the scale says.
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How many episodes does Health For Fitness have?

Health For Fitness currently has 40 episodes available.

What topics does Health For Fitness cover?

The podcast is about Health & Fitness, Weight, Exercise, Nutrition, Crossfit, Women, Mental Health, Women'S Health, Fitness, Podcasts, Gym, Diet, Workout, Muscle and Weight Loss.

What is the most popular episode on Health For Fitness?

The episode title '#00 | New Years Revolution Challenge: The Set-Up' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Health For Fitness?

The average episode length on Health For Fitness is 25 minutes.

How often are episodes of Health For Fitness released?

Episodes of Health For Fitness are typically released every 7 days, 1 hour.

When was the first episode of Health For Fitness?

The first episode of Health For Fitness was released on Jun 12, 2021.

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