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Setting Goals for Longevity, Not Just Today
The habits you build for this year's goals are shaping what your body can do at 60, 70, and 80.
Ryann, Joyce, and Rachel get into how to set goals that hold up over decades, not just the next few months. They cover why muscle loss can start in your 30s, what menopause means for muscle and bone, why power matters for the things you'll want to keep doing, and how to build a strength routine you enjoy so you'll keep doing it long-term.
Plus mobility, sleep, stress, how social connection fits into longevity, and why keeping your six-month goal is fine as long as you build it with deep health in mind.
Healthy Expectations: Aligning Your Goals with Your Effort and Reality
New Year energy is real, and gyms are packed with people ready to tackle their biggest ambitions. But there's often a massive gap between what people want and what they're actually willing and able to do. At Black Iron Nutrition, we're all about setting realistic goals that create sustainable progress, not setting yourself up for disappointment by February. In this post, we're breaking down how to align your expectations with your effort and reality so you can actually achieve those big, scary goals.
So You Want To Do A Half or Full Ironman
Thinking about tackling an Ironman? In this episode of Black Iron Radio, Amanda, Krissy, and Chris talk through the realities of training for long-distance triathlon—from balancing training with real life to avoiding rookie mistakes. You’ll learn what to expect, how to train smart, and why your bike fueling matters more than your gear. Spoiler: perfection isn’t required—consistency is.
5 Tips to Help You Achieve Your Goals This Year
New year! New you...? What’s it really going to take to accomplish those goals this year? Here are five things you should be focusing on.
Goal Setting Best Practices: Get SMARTer!
So, you’ve made the decision to improve your health through nutrition this year. Uh, okay… now what?
Having a vague goal like “eat healthier” or “lose weight” can end up being really frustrating. Why? Because there is no clear starting point or first step and no clear endpoint or why to evaluate that you have attained your goal.