Fit After 40: the Women’s Fitness & Health Revolution Podcast

Kinsey

There is so much noise on the interweb these days about what women should and shouldn’t be doing when it comes to their fitness and health. Not only is it all too often tied to shame and “fixing our bodies,” it can also be incredibly detrimental to our health and wellness. With over 10 Years of Fitness and Coaching Experience, host Kinsey helps you sorts through the BS and offers advice and actionable, tactile steps to support and build a better relationship to your amazing body through every stage of womanhood and break the cycle of keeping women in the dark about their extraordinary machines and revolutionize the way we move, eat and live. So that our daughters and our daughters daughters look in the mirror and feel exactly what they are : fierce, beautiful, capable of anything. The revolution starts here.

  1. Sep 23

    The Dark Side of the High Protein Trend (how diet culture & the food industry has us fooled)

    Diet culture is at it again. Everyone's talkin' about protein, and suddenly everywhere you turn in a grocery store are labels screaming "high protein" at you...   Poptarts, popcorn, pancakes, pastas, soda pop...name it they've declared it "high protein."   Coincidence? Absolutely not. Worst of all? They've got us all fooled.  Just because something says "high protein" doesn't mean that it is in reality. And it sure doesn't mean that it is healthy or going to get you to your goals. Today health coach, Brandi Sheehan and I continue our 5 part protein series all about the absolute trash the diet industry and big ag is trying to pedal our way. We talk: The rise of the protein trend and industry response The difference between natural and processed protein sources How flavor profiles influence nutrient absorption The impact of diet culture and misinformation The importance of eating real, unprocessed foods The concept of food matrix and bioavailability The role of chewing and digestion in nutrient intake The influence of food marketing on consumer choices Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the dark side of the protein trend 01:58 Industry influence and the rise of processed protein foods 04:00 Historical diet trends: from low-fat to high-protein 07:06 Marketing and packaging of high-protein processed foods 10:06 The natural flavor profile of protein and its importance 11:55 How food processing affects nutrient absorption and satiety 14:09 The role of chewing and food matrix in digestion 16:03 The impact of processed foods on hunger and overeating 17:48 The influence of diet culture and misinformation 20:00 Practical advice: focusing on real, whole foods 21:59 The importance of supporting muscle and bone health with natural protein 23:50 The dangers of over-relying on fortified processed foods 26:09 Critical thinking about food marketing and industry interests 28:02 Summary and key takeaways for healthier eating habits   Interested in checking out Fit After 40? Click here to learn more!

  2. Sep 16

    Protein & Hunger (+ 1 easy action step for big changes)

    Part 3 in our protein series is here!   Today we are talking about the scientific relationship between humans, protein, and feeling full. Whether you are looking for midlife weight loss, muscle gain, or just trying to be your happiest, healthiest self...this one is for you! TAKEAWAYS Humans will continue eating until their amino acid needs are met, which can lead to overeating if protein is low. Ultra-processed foods are often low in protein, making it easier to overconsume calories. Prioritizing protein in meals can help regulate hunger and prevent cravings. Science shows that our innate signaling system for hunger is based on amino acids, not calories. Trying one meal with increased protein can significantly reduce hunger and improve energy levels.     Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Protein Leverage Hypothesis 02:04 How Animals and Humans Prioritize Protein 04:02 The Science Behind Hunger and Amino Acids 05:56 Impact of Ultra-Processed Foods on Overeating 08:06 Practical Tips for Increasing Protein Intake 09:55 Diet Culture vs. Scientific Understanding of Nutrition 12:03 Implementing a Protein First Approach 14:14 Common Myths About Protein and Dieting 16:01 The Power of Listening to Your Body 17:58 Actionable Steps to Start Prioritizing Protein Interested in checking out Brandi's 30 Day Reset? Sign up here!   Interested in Fit After 40: Strength Training for Menopause? Jump into a Complimentary Session (online or in person). Beginners welcomed and encouraged!

  3. Jul 30

    11 Surprising Benefits of Strength Training for Women Over 40

    Yes. Strength training makes us stronger...but it does so much more for our amazing body system-wide! Today we talk 11 surprising benefits of lifting weights at any age. Whether you are new to working out and looking to stay motivated, wondering if lifting weights is even for you in the first place (spoiler: it is), or have been at it for a while and want to remind yourself why you are in it for the long haul - this one is for you!   Learn how strength training supports our body, brain, metabolism and more through midlife and beyond!   PS! We are coming up on our 100th episode! HOLY COW! If you have a story about how the podcast has changed your life in someway big or small, please share to kinsey@fitafter40.info or dm me on instagram @kinsey.does.the.fitness. I think it would be super fun to do an episode of wins to share real stories of how small changes made real differences! I am so grateful to you!   00:00 Introduction and personal update from Kinsey 03:50 11 benefits of strength training for women over 40 05:10 Building muscle and bone as longevity organs 06:06  The decline of muscle and bone with age 07:32 Strength training and preventing frailty 08:02 Metabolic rate and fat reduction 09:24 Strength training and pain management 17:20 Brain health and cognitive benefits 19:16 Mood, self-esteem, and mental resilience 21:09 Living with strength and independence 23:04 Fall prevention and safety 26:03 Easier daily tasks and improved quality of life 28:26 Cardiovascular health and overall well-being 29:56 Shifting focus from body shrinking to strength and empowerment 34:16 The freedom of supporting your body through strength training 35:41 Summary of the 11 benefits and closing remarks

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There is so much noise on the interweb these days about what women should and shouldn’t be doing when it comes to their fitness and health. Not only is it all too often tied to shame and “fixing our bodies,” it can also be incredibly detrimental to our health and wellness. With over 10 Years of Fitness and Coaching Experience, host Kinsey helps you sorts through the BS and offers advice and actionable, tactile steps to support and build a better relationship to your amazing body through every stage of womanhood and break the cycle of keeping women in the dark about their extraordinary machines and revolutionize the way we move, eat and live. So that our daughters and our daughters daughters look in the mirror and feel exactly what they are : fierce, beautiful, capable of anything. The revolution starts here.

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