Ep 145: Fitness trends rated: peptides, intuitive eating and more

Sleepmaxxing, peptides, intuitive eating, and AI personal training: Ashleigh and Rachel give their thoughts--underrated or overrated- on a list of fitness trends, food ideas.

Ashleigh shares about a physical app blocker she has been testing for about a week, and they also talk about "wellness raves", the muscle mommy label, dating apps and run clubs, and much more.

Anything else in the fitness world that you think is under or overrated? Share at musclescience4women@gmail.com and we'll chat about it on the pod!

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01:07 Ashleigh's app-blocking Brick experiment

05:20 Physical barriers, junk food and the reward pathway

13:10 Sleepmaxxing

16:19 Peptides

20:45 Wellness raves

22:34 Muscle mommy

23:41 Dating apps and run clubs

26:16 HYROX as a way to meet people