It’s one of the most frequently asked questions in health and fitness: How do I gain muscle and lose fat at the same time? Some people phrase it differently, asking, “How do I replace fat with muscle?”or “can I gain muscle while losing fat?” and wonder how much to eat to lose fat and gain muscle. We’re here today to answer these questions!

You've probably heard that eating before bed is a big no-no if you're trying to lose weight or improve your performance in the gym. But what if we told you that choosing the right foods before your head hits the pillow could help you reach your goals?

Wondering how to get your nutrition back on track after a vacation? It's a common concern! Indulging in local cuisines, enjoying celebratory drinks, and simply letting go of routine are all part of the vacation experience. But as much as we relish these carefree moments, returning home can often bring a pang of guilt and a desire to reclaim our nutritional balance. 

Nutrient timing can be one of the most confusing areas of nutrition, and for good reason—the answers to the questions above depend a lot on context. But fortunately, we’re going to outline those answers today.

Not all calories are created equal! Learn the difference between protein, carbs and fats and the basics of counting macros.

Nutrition timing can take an experienced tracker and athlete from really good to great. On the flip side, it can be the thing that takes a newer tracker and athlete from being consistent and excited about their journey to being massively confused. But what is nutrition timing, and how can it help you achieve your performance or aesthetic goals?

We lead busy lives, working relentlessly to keep our heads above water. That being said, humans are meant to be busy. We’re capable of achieving a LOT in one day, but a lack of self-care makes that harder than it should be.

We need protein for maintaining and building muscle. Let’s talk specifically about the importance of protein intake for recovery while you sleep.

In a world that often moves at a frantic pace, where fast food is the norm and eating on the go is more convenient, the concept of mindful eating might seem woo-woo at best and impossible at worst.

Whether you're traveling, have a busy week at work, or would rather spend your limited free time outside of the kitchen, there is likely going to be a time in your life when you need to keep things as simple as possible.

If you are starting to pay attention to your nutrition, learning how to use a food scale to count calories and macros will make the process easier. With a bit of time and practice, you can confidently determine what is in your food (and, therefore, how much you need to eat) to reach specific body composition, performance, and overall wellness goals.