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Are you a shift worker? If so, you probably know the struggles of meal timing, hunger spikes (and falls!) and the energy dips that come with overnights, long shifts and an overall wonky schedule. Nutrition for shift workers can be tricky. Don’t worry, we’re here to help.

The backbone of successful and sustainable results is to have a successful and sustainable routine.

We often get asked why we don’t write meal plans, but we think once you see how straightforward it can be with a bit of practice, you’ll be glad you did it yourself!

If we had a “nutrition god” that every diet approach could agree on, it would be meal prep — and for good reason.

We’re always quick to offer help, yet many of us struggle to ask for it. Some of us fear being seen as weak or incapable, or maybe we think we’ll be bothersome.

Enlisting a meal prep service is a great way to get the meals you need while saving time, but here are a few considerations to make sure you’re getting the most out of your macros AND your money.

This week, Adee and her husband, Michael Cazayoux, return to offer tips and strategies on how to make meal prepping and tracking easy when you’re in a relationship.

In this WAG Original Series, watch how meal prepping has helped WAG Alumni Member Anastasia Allison, summit-seeker, trail-blazer and adventure-preneur, go further faster.

Planning ahead is key to success in many situations, whether it be training, traveling, nutrition, work or simply life in general.

“Cooking is just so inconvenient for me” – we hear this far too frequently these days. Don’t get me wrong, there are definitely times where conveniences like pre-made meals and eating out are an absolute life saver.

Taking the time to prepare meals can seem like an arduous task, and it’s often the last thing we feel like doing on our weekend.

Here are some easy ways to streamline meal prep for yourself and anyone else you might need to feed!