Ep 36: Demystifying Lifting, Cardio, Nutrition, and Fat Loss

This episode is from my appearance on Karen Martel's podcast, The Other Side of Weight Loss , where we demystified as much as we could about lifting, cardio, nutrition, fat loss, and more. Topics discussed in this episode: What is the best way to train? What is the best cardio for weight loss? How long should our workouts ideally be? What does the science tell us about step counting when it comes to weight loss? What cardio is most stressful? How many times a week should we be lifting? How can we take it to the next level and should we? What is the ideal timing of days off and on from workouts? What are compounded movements and why do we want to do them? How often should we be adding more weight to our barbells and dumbbells? How often should we wait between sets? How many carbs, calories and protein should we be eating to build muscle yet lose weight? How to calculate your protein needs. What is the anchor macronutrient? What are the ideal set and reps? What are the signs that you are not lifting heavy enough? How long does it take to see results? Can we lose weight without calorie restricting and just lifting? and more! RELATED LINKS Subscribe to The Other Side of Weight Loss podcast Visit Karen's website at karenmartel.com Find Karen on Instagram Watch the episode on video here Support the show 📱 Get Fitness Lab - Philip’s science-based AI app for fat loss, muscle building, and strength training for people over 40. It adapts to your nutrition, recovery, and training to improve body composition without guesswork. 🎓 Try Physique University - Evidence-based nutrition coaching and strength training to help you lose fat, build muscle, and master your metabolism with support and accountability (free custom nutrition plan with code FREEPLAN ). 👥 Join our Facebook community - Free fat loss, muscle building, and body recomposition strategies for adults over 40 who want practical, science-backed fitness guidance. 👋 Ask a question or find Philip Pape on Instagram