Building an aesthetic physique isn’t complicated, but a lot of conventional approaches to exercise would have you believe otherwise. Join me as I discuss how you can build your best body with shorter workouts, fewer exercises, and less stress on your body, mind, and lifestyle. All books, equipment, and coaching resources available at https://www.reddeltaproject.com

My special guest this week is Erika Straight from Domestic Kitchenry who’s a master at home cooking and meal prep. Bring your appetite for knowledge and cooking hacks to make it easier than ever to eat healthy! Check out Erika’s resources at: https://domestickitchenry.com/ My new Calisthenics for Beginners program: https://is.gd/gYf6Ai

The process of calorie balance is one of the biggest influences on your physical aesthetics. It’s the process that governs your level of body fat and overall size, will also play a significant role in building muscle that enhances your shape. However, myths, and misconceptions abound when it comes to this seemingly simple, yet complex process.

My new program, Beautiful Strength is comming soon, and here’s a preview on the programing and workout strategies to build the body you want.

My new book and program, Beautiful Strength is still baking in the RDP labs, but here’s a taste of what’s coming. Specifically, the top exercises for helping you build a body looks, feels, and performs beautifully.

I’ve recently had the good fortune to pack on about 5-6 lbs of muscle in the past month or two despite not making any big changes to my diet or workout program. I’ve even had several life challenges crop up, but that still didn’t stop me from leveling up my physique.

More people are losing weight and faster than ever. New weight loss drugs are helping people shed body fat, even after years of struggle which brings its own challenges for maintaining strength and muscle tone.

Taking a minimalist approach to diet an exercise can be a very efficient way to save time and money, while also cutting back on things that are not worthwhile. however, it does pose some risks, especially when you apply a minimalistic approach to your workouts.