Pauline Nordin

Founder of Fighterdiet & Seize the Training Day

05 Nov 16:25

Kym Mable

05 Nov 16:23

Kym Mable

05 Nov 16:23

Kym Mable

Posted

03 Nov 09:37

10 tips K.I.S.S Meal prep & Healthy Eating

Do you need to be so ideal in your nutrition?

What does it take to last and thrive in healthy eating?

How do you simplify your meal prep so you can keep up no matter what your life routine is like?

Here I share 10 strategies you need to implement to get out of diet prison!

Posted

03 Nov 09:16

Are you getting deep enough on your side lunges? Or just bending over turning the lunge into a deadlift?

Here I use a bench to focus on depth and avoid taking too long a stride to compensate for adductor immobility.

To be able to get to the bench sit back into your hips, keep the back straight.

My squat routine will be perfect for you to improve on your adductors and depth of your squat. The key is to sit back to extend the hips as if you're trying to get out of the position. Avoid 'leaning into knees and round the back'.

When you work on the squat mobility with focus on adductors and ankles/calves you'll notice how it'll improve everything lower body wise!

Posted

03 Nov 08:44

From Zen 2 Insane Pre workout energizer breath work routine.

Follow along to get psyched up and ready to train hard.

Instead of slowing down my breathe I increase the intensity and speed, it's like my private prep for workout war.

Posted

03 Nov 08:33

Today on Fighterdiet.com

Why tracking macros won't last:

At some point life won't let you be so perfect to control your diet. 

How do you let go of the overwhelming monitoring? 

How do you practice portion control when you always overdo it?

Step by step how to learn about your own basic foods, make your own guidelines. 

You Start an intermittent tracking routine.

This is how you build up self discipline & mastery of your nutrition!

https://paulinenordin.uscreen.io/programs/why-tracking-macros-wont-last

Posted

28 Oct 15:42

This is a great Lean Muscle meal plan.

Fighterdiet 100% plants meal plan with Mango Caramel Oat bran, Cabbage bowl, Tuscan artichoke salad and spice hemp bar.

Calories: 1948

Protein: 171 g

Watch my Fighterdiet coaching lesson about how to adjust the meal plan, select a few of the recipes and more tips on how to simplify your diet!

Posted

28 Oct 15:23

Do you still squat like you’re trying to escape the work? 


When I was younger I didn’t put any real effort into mobility. 


I didn’t even know the difference between stretching just to stretch vs working on real range of motion.


My squats were sacred, I loved to go heavy and hard, doing volume of it. 


I had good range of motion, I was not doing shallow reps, but I also didn’t improve by checking my form properly.


I was a typical gym rat who refused to work on my obvious shortcomings. 


I took it as criticism and I wasn’t willing to take it constructively.


I made it into a story for myself how my workouts were too important for myself that I wanted to train without an audience, no judges no trainers. 


Guess why? I was attached to my performance and if I saw myself for real I’d feel like a loser, inadequate.


I was more concerned about having the freedom to train just to train than to work on mastering real great technique.


Live and learn. It’s my gain now!


There’s no way I want to train like a gym rat or like an arrogant, ignorant fitness toddler, I am too proud to let myself do that!


When you work on your squat mobility with me you’ll notice how much more productive your workouts become. 


I just uploaded my 10 min squat mobility routine for you, come watch and implement it in your leg day routine!


10:36

10 min Squat mobility routine

When I was younger I didn't put any real effort into mobility. I didn't even know the difference between stretching just to stretch vs working on real range of motion.My squats were sacred, I loved to go heavy and hard, doing volume of it. I had good range of motion, I was not doing shallow reps, but I also didn't improve by checking my form properly.I was a typical gym rat who refused to work on my obvious shortcomings. I took it as criticism and I wasn't willing to take it constructively.I made it into a story for myself how my workouts were too important for myself that I wanted to train without an audience, no judges no trainers. Guess why? I was attached to my performance and if I saw myself for real I'd feel like a loser, inadequate.I was more concerned about having the freedom to train just to train than to work on mastering real great technique.When my ankle and adductor mobility would cause compensation like flexing my lower back in the bottom position instead of working on that I just widened the stance.I wanted to load up the barbell with most weight and loved to go to parallel not deeper. You see, to go all the way down without rounding the back in the pit was impossible unless I dropped most of the weight to relearn a new way to move. Instead of working on real hip abduction strength I just trained my glutes to look good and missed out on a lot of muscle gains for that reason!Live and learn. Now there's no way I want to train like a gym rat or like an arrogant, ignorant fitness toddler, I am too proud to let myself do that!When you work on your squat mobility with me you'll notice how much more productive your workouts become!Instead of feeling defeated for not being as strong as you expected, see it as a wonderful time to gain more muscle than ever, plus, safer since you'll be reducing the load to go deeper. Depth and range of motion matters, and when your technique is solid your true strength increases.Have patience, stay focused and work your way up!

Posted

25 Oct 17:54