Pauline Nordin on Seize the Training Day

Pauline Nordin

Founder of Fighterdiet & Seize the Training Day

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Commented on Hey Superstars!I added information ab...

02 May 12:56

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02 May 12:56

Hey Superstars!

I added information about why laughter is so important to me as well as 10 good mood songs!

Check it out here and share with friends if you want!

https://paulinenordin.uscreen.io/pages/be-your-own-best-friend-now

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01 May 17:54

Do you feel like your friends never wake up to see who you truly are?

Is it like talking to a wall when you try to make your close ones understand you?

Are people glued onto an image of who you used to be but are not anymore?

Do you get frustrated with the fact nobody seems to want to get up to speed with your self-journey?

I know the feeling!

People don't like things to change and especially not change their idea or concept about YOU!

I teach you how to follow your heart and not attempt to please a crowd.

I coach you how to live your life on your terms and be your real self.

This is the only way your right friends who want to see you for real can find you!

It takes courage and commitment to stay true to your own nature.

When you feel like you're misunderstood or nobody gets you I am here to help you smile and stay positive!

Share my posts on here if you like what you read!

https://paulinenordin.uscreen.io/pages/be-your-own-best-friend-now

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01 May 16:57

Hello Again, Happy Friday!!

The work day is up! I'm adding more and more content so it's a happening website to visit.

Here's about the self-relationship and my coaching lessons featured!

Thank you for checking in and turn on notifications so I don't tag you in vain all the time!

https://paulinenordin.uscreen.io/pages/be-your-own-best-friend-now

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Enjoy the Nature of your Fitness Life

Zoom Recap from Yesterday's Fighterdiet coaching sessionBalancing Bliss and Immediate GratificationNordin discussed the concept of maintaining motivation and achieving a balanced state of continuous bliss, contrasting it with the temporary ecstasy of immediate gratification. She emphasized the importance of self-inquiry and wisdom in achieving long-term goals, particularly in maintaining a healthy body composition. Nordin also touched on the natural human tendency to prioritize short-term satisfaction over long-term well-being, which she suggested is a result of evolutionary mechanisms designed to ensure survival and reproduction.She emphasized the need to shift from a diet-focused mindset to a sustainable lifestyle that allows for satisfaction and long-term success. Nordin shared her personal mission to create a system that balances hunger and appetite while maintaining a healthy and desired physique, emphasizing the importance of finding joy in the process of self-improvement.Nordin discussed the importance of maintaining motivation and discipline in fitness and lifestyle habits, emphasizing that achieving goals should not be the sole focus. She highlighted the need for a sustainable approach that includes consistent healthy eating, training, and maintaining a positive mindset. Nordin stressed that reverting to old habits is likely if one stops practicing what led to their success, urging the importance of enjoying the process rather than solely focusing on the end result.Discipline and Self-Awareness in FitnessNordin discussed her personal journey of maintaining discipline and self-awareness in her fitness routine, emphasizing the importance of making conscious decisions without guilt or shame. She highlighted the value of understanding and enjoying life's simple pleasures, and the need for discipline over immediate urges. Nordin also touched on the concept of delayed gratification, comparing it to building anticipation and satisfaction in achieving fitness goals.

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01 May 16:14

Adding tips daily on my site to excite you and onlooking friends who should join!

Make sure you check in what's new here!

https://paulinenordin.uscreen.io/pages/the-fighterdiet-academy

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01 May 15:29

Here is more information about the Fighterdiet breakfast challenge!

Thank you for sharing about this program!

https://paulinenordin.uscreen.io/pages/the-fighterdiet-academy

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01 May 14:23

In this video I show you how I do my seal rows on a bench with dumbbells.

The reason I do seal rows on a low bench is the safety it provides for heavy training while avoiding overstretching my shoulders.

I have torn both shoulders in the past so I avoid the stretched out position where I know I'm likely to repeat straining!

I use various loads for various range of motions. My upper back muscles can handle the heaviest weight for reps with a short range of motion, and then the greater range of motion with higher elbows in the peak position recruit more of my lats and teres major, the "outside" or lateral muscles of the back.

I do both neutral grip and prone grip seal rows in this video, and I do reverse grip or supinated grip too sometimes.

My current Seal row back program I'm doing is set up like this:

Seal Rows with Pauline

Day 1, 3 & 6 Monday, Wednesday, Saturday

Day 1:

Seal row with prone grip 3 x 10-12 reps

Day 3:

Seal rows with neutral grip 3 x 10-12 reps

Day 6:

Seal rows with prone grip 3 x 30 seconds duration with as heavy load as I can.

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How to do Seal Rows with Dumbbells

In this video I show you how I do my seal rows on a bench with dumbbells.The reason I do seal rows on a low bench is the safety it provides for heavy training while avoiding overstretching my shoulders.I have torn both shoulders in the past so I avoid the stretched out position where I know I'm likely to repeat straining!I use various loads for various range of motions. My upper back muscles can handle the heaviest weight for reps with a short range of motion, and then the greater range of motion with higher elbows in the peak position recruit more of my lats and teres major, the "outside" or lateral muscles of the back.I do both neutral grip and prone grip seal rows in this video, and I do reverse grip or supinated grip too sometimes.My current Seal row back program I'm doing is set up like this:Seal Rows with Pauline Day 1, 3 & 6 Monday, Wednesday, SaturdayDay 1: Seal row with prone grip 3 x 10-12 reps Day 3:Seal rows with neutral grip 3 x 10-12 repsDay 6:Seal rows with prone grip 3 x 30 seconds duration with as heavy load as I can.

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01 May 14:14

How to deadlift & squat: master the basics and keep practicing good form and execution with my online strength-training school.

In this video I show you how to lift from the bottom and how to walk out from the squat rack when you train conventional deadlifts, Romanian deadlifts and Sumo deadlifts.

I show you how to set up your barbell squat and share the check points from top to toe involved in the lift.

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How to deadlift & squat

How to deadlift & squat: master the basics and keep practicing good form and execution with my online strength-training school.In this video I show you how to lift from the bottom and how to walk out from the squat rack when you train conventional deadlifts, Romanian deadlifts and Sumo deadlifts.I show you how to set up your barbell squat and share the check points from top to toe involved in the lift.

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01 May 13:56

Who's JOINING?

Replied on Tough core with isometric holds & frog style planks

01 May 13:54

Are you gonna join my 50 rep glute blaze workout? :-)

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