
CLICK PLAY TO HEAR THE TWEAK THAT WILL HELP YOUR WORKOUTS DELIVER REAL BODY RECOMPOSITION:
Are your workouts actually moving the needle, or are you piecing together YouTube videos and hoping for results that never seem to come? Here’s the hard truth… random workouts, even the sweaty ones, might not be getting you any closer to that strong, lean, and confident body you’re working for. In this Well Line episode, I’m answering Kristen’s question about how to craft an intentional, science-backed workout plan—one that actually transforms your body by building muscle, boosting metabolism, and shedding fat without spending endless hours you don’t have. We’re cutting through the overwhelm you feel every time you try to “do it all” and exposing the number one mistake most women make with at-home workouts.
I break down why strength training—over cardio or endless HIIT—is your best friend for lasting results, and exactly how to structure your week for your goals (even if you only have two or three days). I’ll unpack how to use progressive overload for muscle gains, what to look for in a plan, and how to tell if your favorite YouTube routine is actually getting you anywhere.
If you’re sick of jumping from workout to workout, feeling like nothing is working, and ready for a clear, doable plan that builds confidence, energy, and the body you want, hit play and let’s dive in.
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