1 hr 15 min

#14 - Our Sedentary/Chronic Disease Society. Finding our Optimum Health and Vitality with Applied Science Exercise and Transformational Specialist, Nikki Ellis‪.‬ The Health Network Podcast

    • Health & Fitness

Dr. Marcus Matear talks to Nikki Ellis, a personal trainer, transformational specialist, gym owner, podcast host, and author. In this episode, they talk about weight transformations and how one can achieve them through consistent diet and exercise as well as its overall benefits.

[01:48] Introducing Nikki Ellis
[08:55] What is a Transformational Specialist?
[13:45] Nikki’s Clients’ Goals
[17:50] Assessment and Exercise for Low Bone Density
[22:34] Tips for Overweight Clients
[31:47] Muscle Mass Assessment
[36:09] Resistance Training and Cardio
[41:39] Healthy Eating
[45:19] Health Messages
[48:15] Wearable Devices
[53:06] Future of Health with Referrals
[59:35] “Am I Doing Enough Exercise?”
[01:08:26] Walking After Dinner
[01:11:24] Exercise as Medicine

Nikki is a personal trainer but has since rebranded herself into a transformational specialist 3-4 years ago; this is because one of the biggest points of improvement she has seen among her clients is their increase in confidence. They feel happier, better, and more empowered about themselves. Her clients are mainly women who feel lost because they have been out of their jobs for a while due to motherhood and a big part of her job is getting them stronger and feeling better in their own skin. Nikki thought it was fabulous seeing people transform with their confidence and not just seeing an increase in self-esteem, but also with how people view their bodies and seeing themselves as strong, functional beings.

Nikki recommends for people struggling with their weight with sugar and cholesterol problems to address it as soon as possible. She suggests weight training to lose body fat and work with a qualified nutritionist for a more holistic approach and to also look at a client’s cornerstone habits. It’s also best to look for more nutritious options for snacks. Weight training, nutritionists, and moving away from a sedentary lifestyle is one of the best ways to combat weight loss.

For those wondering if they’re doing enough exercise, Nikki recommends starting a healthy fitness lifestyle as early as possible and maintaining strength as best as you can. Wearable devices are also great tools to help track your progress. Daily activities such as 30 minutes of good quality weight training, resistance training, and aiming for 10,000 steps a day can all help in combating weight loss and help promote muscle mass and having an overall healthier lifestyle.

Follow Nikki on Instagram and find her links here.

Don’t forget to follow the Health Network Podcast on Facebook and Instagram for the latest updates. If you liked this episode, do leave us a review and share it with your friends!

Dr. Marcus Matear talks to Nikki Ellis, a personal trainer, transformational specialist, gym owner, podcast host, and author. In this episode, they talk about weight transformations and how one can achieve them through consistent diet and exercise as well as its overall benefits.

[01:48] Introducing Nikki Ellis
[08:55] What is a Transformational Specialist?
[13:45] Nikki’s Clients’ Goals
[17:50] Assessment and Exercise for Low Bone Density
[22:34] Tips for Overweight Clients
[31:47] Muscle Mass Assessment
[36:09] Resistance Training and Cardio
[41:39] Healthy Eating
[45:19] Health Messages
[48:15] Wearable Devices
[53:06] Future of Health with Referrals
[59:35] “Am I Doing Enough Exercise?”
[01:08:26] Walking After Dinner
[01:11:24] Exercise as Medicine

Nikki is a personal trainer but has since rebranded herself into a transformational specialist 3-4 years ago; this is because one of the biggest points of improvement she has seen among her clients is their increase in confidence. They feel happier, better, and more empowered about themselves. Her clients are mainly women who feel lost because they have been out of their jobs for a while due to motherhood and a big part of her job is getting them stronger and feeling better in their own skin. Nikki thought it was fabulous seeing people transform with their confidence and not just seeing an increase in self-esteem, but also with how people view their bodies and seeing themselves as strong, functional beings.

Nikki recommends for people struggling with their weight with sugar and cholesterol problems to address it as soon as possible. She suggests weight training to lose body fat and work with a qualified nutritionist for a more holistic approach and to also look at a client’s cornerstone habits. It’s also best to look for more nutritious options for snacks. Weight training, nutritionists, and moving away from a sedentary lifestyle is one of the best ways to combat weight loss.

For those wondering if they’re doing enough exercise, Nikki recommends starting a healthy fitness lifestyle as early as possible and maintaining strength as best as you can. Wearable devices are also great tools to help track your progress. Daily activities such as 30 minutes of good quality weight training, resistance training, and aiming for 10,000 steps a day can all help in combating weight loss and help promote muscle mass and having an overall healthier lifestyle.

Follow Nikki on Instagram and find her links here.

Don’t forget to follow the Health Network Podcast on Facebook and Instagram for the latest updates. If you liked this episode, do leave us a review and share it with your friends!

1 hr 15 min

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