Weight Minders Club

Fitness is a Feeling, the “look” is a byproduct. In today's episode Linda talks to you about the positive and negative byproducts in fitness, why overtraining will leave you physically and emotionally exhausting and how to gain clarity on your own fitness journey.

Do you think that fitness is a “look?”
If you do, then you need to tune in, because the look is the by-product of the “feeling” of being fit. Not the other way around!

Linda's hope is that you can get some more clarity about your own fitness for life as a weight minder. Rather than someone who just goes from undereating, to overeating, to overtraining and not training at all.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

• Overtraining and diets are emotionally and physically exhausting. But It doesn't have to be that way, you can live a balanced lifestyle. Once you're in tune you can work and eat sustainable towards a fitness goal.
• Everything comes from the unconscious and unaware mind but it must be trained to let go of the negative byproducts that impact on our wellbeing. We must learn to have the self-awareness and fitness that's right for us and be cautious not to project too far ahead into the future and pull too much in from the past.
• When you address your weight through self-respect, presence and awareness you will give yourself the best chance of improving your wellbeing and staying healthy.
• Once you're able to understand how your adverse childhood experiences have affected your relationship with food you will be able to gain clarity, set incremental habits and become a weight minder.

BEST MOMENTS

“Moderate your activity to stay in good health, don't overtrain because it's the start of the year”

“A byproduct of overtraining may be visual, you may look good on the outside by not good on the inside”

“I'm constantly teaching myself the skills and awareness I need to not overindulge, overtrain or deprive myself.”

“You can be too extreme with your eating and exercise and all you're going to do is beat yourself up and cause stress.”

VALUABLE RESOURCES

CONTACT METHOD

INSTAGRAM - @allisol
FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/mybrilliantbeyond
www.weightminders.club
[email protected]

ABOUT THE HOST

Linda is a certified fit pro and transformational coach passionate about fitness, food and nutrition. She has helped her clients minimise their mental energy and time spent thinking about food freeing them up for other pursuits and success in life.

This show was brought to you by Progressive Media

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How can you begin to change your relationship with food whilst minding your weight and becoming more self-compassionate? In today's episode of the Weight Minders Club, Linda explores those feelings of self-doubt and insecurity, how you can overcome adverse childhood experiences and why transformational coaching can turn deprivation and avoidance into sustainability and happiness.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

• We all hold the perception of losing weight makes us feel better but ultimately we're unconscious to our own internal cues and we're unaware of the adverse childhood experiences and hunger cravings and diets that have a negative physiological effect on us.
• If you know the root cause of your issues and you're able to learn the tools of transformation, you can learn to be mindful. Learn to tap into your internal consciousness and psyche and as a result, you will know the difference between overindulgence and deprivation.
• Deprivation, overindulgence, avoidance and restriction can change to sustainability, but it takes time. In order to feel happier and healthier, you need to understand how to fuel your body and the energy balance you need to succeed.

BEST MOMENTS

“We're absolutely unconscious to our own internal cues of hunger, energy, cravings and sleep”

“Adverse childhood and adult experiences impact on our relationship with food, health and well-being today.”

“Transformational coaching can help to move you forwards to improve your relationships with food and exercise and bring a variety of sustainability to your life.”

“You can live a healthy life free of physical and emotional stresses of exhausting circumstances.”

VALUABLE RESOURCES

CONTACT METHOD

INSTAGRAM - @allisol
FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/mybrilliantbeyond
www.weightminders.club
[email protected]

ABOUT THE HOST

Linda is a certified fit pro and transformational coach passionate about fitness, food and nutrition. She has helped her clients minimise their mental energy and time spent thinking about food freeing them up for other pursuits and success in life.

This show was brought to you by Progressive Media

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In today’s episode, Linda shares what people who are fit past 50, need to live long healthy lives, and that means what matters is healthy life expectancy or health span. This means an increasing number of people are effectively pushing the outer edge of what it means to mind your weight long term.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

• You can’t stop the aging process, but you can certainly slow it down. It cannot be all about the number of years you live but how you live them.much of what we call “aging” is actually very much an accumulation of lifestyle habits.

• Minding your weight is plays a key part in your long term financial health too.

• By becoming clearer and working out your personal psychology (with her help) and personal circumstances, you will create a food and exercise routines that cut through all of your past experiences and make it more suitable to your lifestyle.

• Build another one habit that will set you on your way to becoming more mindful. Identify the principles that are important to you to ensure you can achieve your fitness outcomes.

• What can you do right now to improve you lifestyle fitness habits.

BEST MOMENTS

“A comfortable retirement is reserved only for a shrinking proportion of the population, an issue due largely to vanishing corporate pensions, shrinking state pensions, and declining private savings.” (Bradley Schurman)

• “Watch your blood sugar levels and stay moving. Regular activity helps keep muscles strong as well as regulate glucose / insulin levels to prevent Type 2 diabetes. Muscle tissue is a super blood sugar manager.”
• “Focus on nutrition, with an orientation towards quality food choices and prevention of chronic disease, such as:
• nutrient-rich foods such as colourful fruits and vegetables.
• a wide range of food types that cover the nutritional bases.”

· “Look after your body to look after your brain.”

VALUABLE RESOURCES

CONTACT METHOD

INSTAGRAM - @allisol (DM her)

FACEBOOK – www.facebook.com/weightmindersclub (DM)

www.weightminders.club

[email protected]

ABOUT THE HOST

Linda is a certified fit pro and deep health coach passionate about fitness, food and nutrition. She has helped her clients minimise their mental energy and time spent thinking about food freeing them up for other pursuits and success in life.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In today's episode, Linda is discussing “sleep” from the SHMEC model, (SHMEC is discussed in previous episodes, she invites you to listen to them if you are not sure what she is on about:-) We use “sleep” from Dr. Jade's SHMEC model to assist us in relation to minding our weight.

According to Allan Rechtschaffen “sleep is a biological necessity in its own right” not sleeping well has been proven to affect weight. If you are sleep restricted or deprived your eating behaviours may become more of a grab and go style. Maybe you are relying on lots of carbs? That could be because of fatigue. You cannot be bothered with the effort of eating well. The higher eating centres in the brain decide they need comforted and you deserve high fat high carb meals. We all know what those types of meals do to us.

But, in order to do something about it, you need to get some awareness around the subject. And so, Linda has provided some explanation within this episode. In the next episode she dives into her own story. She will also be chatting to her husband about their experiences with sleep and its ultimate effect on weight.

“Helping busy women positively mind their weight changing and maintaining for the long term” Linda Allison

KEY TAKEAWAYS

• Thomas Edison is said to have slept 3-4 hours per night and demanded his employees adopted a similar regimen. Linda would have been dead on her feet and sacked. Her appetite would have also been all over the place!
• Sleep is tightly controlled by circadian and homeostatic influences that defy tinkering about with over long periods of time. This could adversely affect weight minding.
• If you are 40 years plus, maybe you have noticed that you are not sleeping as well as you used to? Perhaps you are perimenopausal? Is this driving poorer eating behaviours?
• Are you so tired that you are relying on grab and go food more often?
• Do you know the difference between sleep restriction and sleep deprivation?

BEST MOMENTS

“The point is, let's talk “healthspan” rather than “lifespan”

“I did not have any history at all of sleep disruption up until I became perimenopausal”

“I have bumpy nights that can last more than one night.”

“If you're doing everything right but not seeing results with fat loss and weight management then you are not doing everything right.”

“YOU have the ticket within you to food freedom, body freedom and mind freed”

VALUABLE RESOURCES

Education Source: “Nutrition, Fitness, and Mindfulness” Jaime Uribarri et al

CONTACT METHOD

INSTAGRAM - @allisol (DM her)

FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/mybrilliantbeyond (DM)

www.weightminders.club

[email protected]

ABOUT THE HOST

Linda is a certified fit pro and transformational coach passionate about fitness, food and nutrition. Currently studying taught postgraduate, MSc Clinical Nutrition at The University of Aberdeen.

She has helped her clients minimise their confusion mental energy and time spent thinking about food freeing them up for other pursuits and success in life.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This show was brought to you by Progressive Media

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In today's episode, Linda is still discussing sugar and the contradictions/confusions around eating it in all its forms.

The effect of that confusion on someone who might have personal struggles around their own weight and wellbeing.

There is a little bit of public education around the Glycaemic Index, BMI and how they are not particularly good barometers of health at individual level.

“Helping busy women positively mind their weight changing and maintaining for the long term” Linda Allison

KEY TAKEAWAYS

• Linda never ate watermelon for years because she thought it made you fat.
• How comparing yourself to “Sally” on IG or “Jeannie” on FB adds to the conflict and confusion with yourself.
• Furthering understanding of fat loss and weight management part art and part science. There is always a bit of education because that is partly what is wrong.
• We are talking Carbs and Pure Glucose gals!
• A life of just chicken and broccoli is boring (if you let it be)!

BEST MOMENTS

“135 cookies – 84% of them ended up in Low GI, 12% medium GI and only 4% high GI,” How come?

“77 pasta items – 64% low GI, 29% medium GI and 8% high GI” How come?

“Especially if they are telling you not to eat something like watermelon because it is 72 on the GI index.”

“If you're doing everything right but not seeing results with fat loss and weight management then you are not doing everything right.”

“YOU have the ticket to food freedom, body freedom and mind freed within you”

VALUABLE RESOURCES

CONTACT METHOD

INSTAGRAM - @allisol (DM her)

FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/mybrilliantbeyond (DM)

www.weightminders.club

[email protected]

ABOUT THE HOST

Linda is a certified fit pro and transformational coach passionate about fitness, food and nutrition. Currently studying taught postgraduate, MSc Clinical Nutrition at The University of Aberdeen.

She has helped her clients minimise their confusion mental energy and time spent thinking about food freeing them up for other pursuits and success in life.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This show was brought to you by Progressive Media

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.