6 Weird Ways To Lose Weight | Mind Pump 2297

[@dejanzec9286]

Mom of two toddlers here with 15 lbs to lose ! When my second baby was 18 days old my dad passed away and with the new baby who only wanted me, the grief of losing my dad and everything else, the stress eating and the lbs piled on. I lived in constant fog and honestly can’t even remember the last two years of my life. I found your podcast and slowly started going to the gym and even got two friends to come with me. Two months later I’m down 6 lbs and building muscle. I realized I was not eating ,then binging carbs at night ! I’m shooting for 150g of protein. It’s hard to meet the goal but the trying alone helps . I realized how little I was getting! Just wanted to tell you guys that I listen to you daily for motivation. I love the immigrant kid perspective ( being an immigrant myself ) and the parent perspective . Keep posting and I’ll keep listening! Love you guys and thank you for shining light on women strength training! ❤

[@jenniferrichter235]

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[@takeacoffeebreakandchill]

You calling it weird is why I clicked 😊

[@LatimusChadimus]

0:42 ☝😂

[@chandrascorner8780]

Me too

[@winstonsmith11]

I always click. But same.

[@LUKA_911]

And also bc its a mind pump episode 😅

[@MJfromdaO]

Smegma

[@claymonaro68]

It's WEIRD how much I love this podcast

[@kag3818]

I definitely like 'weird'. I'm a 60 yo woman who yoyo dieted my whole life. Just started upping my protein the last fee months, and started watching you and am now playing with my own version of Maps 15 minites at home with bands and body weight. Am feeling stronger but the weight is coming off sooooo slowly. I refuse to give up.

[@Jonathan-cz1ll]

You should do a whole series on weird ways to do things involving fitness.

[@greasemonkeyfitness]

Like how to #hackaworkoutatwork ?

[@first5773]

Everytime I think of a question to ask, I go to this channel & BAMN! I find it! So many helpful tips! THANK YOU

[@akair95]

Always felt like sal needs to voice Manny the mammoth from ICE AGE 😂

[@mcmendez]

When I listen to you guys, it reminds me to make better choices for my health. I gotta admit, I do listen to you sometimes while I’m eating 😬

[@aelbm09]

Journaling made such a huge difference in my life. I was able to be much more present and aware. I still love going back and reading through old entries ❤

[@florenceroses]

I'm starting a cut soon so hoping along with your usual advice this video might have something for me 😊

[@loridejesus2663]

I just ordered the MAPS 40+ and the MAPS Prime. Super excited to get started with ya’ll!! I’ll be 50 this summer and will be in my best shape!! Been working on it for a bit now, and this is just what I needed to get to the next level!

[@ThisTooShallPass-x4y]

Thank you for these different ways to build in consistency of my health lifestyle!! I listen to you guys all the time to scientific based information in a very palatable way!!💪🏾🔥

[@christinalund5654]

“Weird” is not a turn off. I am looking for exactly what you are talking about - ways to change habits that happen to result in weight loss. Great video!

[@astronomotivation]

you guys are awesome, my personal training business has gone up by 50% since i started listening to you three, just a month ago.

[@Stacey255143]

I’ll be 57 Easter Sunday and I want to thank all of you for helping me gain a better understanding of how to take care of myself. Sleep, fitness, eating , every day grind! I’m more mindful of everything I do! I look forward to listening to your podcast daily and watching your videos! You have become a staple in my home!! So grateful!! 🙏🏻 😊

[@cutmasterc2013]

Happy birthday. I'll be 37 the day after yours 🎉🎉🎉

[@elizabethquirarte815]

25 pounds down. I’m starting to pay attention to how certain foods make me feel after I’m done eating. I watch all the videos on this channel because for me I feel like I have a “community” and feel less like I’m doing this alone. Keep it up guys.

[@kyle.plattner]

Mind Pump is the best! Love episodes like this that are packed with science backed tips that we can implement today. I’m so grateful for this podcast! Thank you!

[@Cholita.1979]

I started watching this channel not too long ago. It’s become my favorite!

[@ashlieegan7450]

Thanks guys for doing what you do! You’re one of the few accounts out there that I know I can trust!

[@mattwasMTB]

Just joined the Facebook forum. LET’S GOOOOO!!!!!! All great tips and solid advice as always.

[@amberward3256]

Good morning, I passed my CPT exam last night! Thank you for your great content to add to my pipeline of inspiration!

[@Rtr.AmanJha]

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[@vssax]

Great episode! However, can the only exception to the rule of not watching anything while you eat be watching this podcast while having breakfast after a workout? Because that is how I start my days most days 😅

[@TeddyConstantino]

Love the content!!! Still trying to get my eating back together and planning on redoing MAPS Anabolic.

[@marinaevans6672]

So much valuable content. Logical, common sense methods. I appreciate your Chanel.

[@latrellupton2179]

Number 7: listen to Mind Pump! 🙏🏽

[@christineatkinson3640]

Amen😊🎉❤

[@MindPumpShow]

Are you calling us weird?

[@latrellupton2179]

@@MindPumpShow Better to lead and be weird than to be normal and follow. 💪🏽 Much love to everyone on the team!

[@christineatkinson3640]

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[@frankd8774]

Great actionable (but easy to implement) advice. They turn the impassable mountain that is long-term weight loss, into a series of achievable foothills.

[@josephregel1]

Thanks for the tips guys. Great show!

[@bthennis]

I always appreciate the information you bring to me every week! Thanks!

[@MindPumpShow]

So glad!

[@daniellebuhler7622]

Having "weird" in the title and still getting so many views is a testament to how well respected you guys are! I'll take your weird advice over someone else's "best" advice any time! I have a bunch of MAPs programs already, but would love to add Powerlift. Thank you for all the education you provide.

[@nogrumbobehumbo1696]

Love this! And just enrolled in NASM to get my CPT. Thank you for the inspiration!

[@ryandeffley7652]

1) Just finding ways to walk more and add to step count goes a long way. 2) Occassionsl diet breaks are a great reset. **My folks have family dinner once every two weeks. So twice a month I have a big surplus and enjoy what I want. Two days a month don't undo the consistency, and it helps reset the system.

[@petertheophilos4818]

23:39 It’s been mentioned in a prior comment but we now know scientifically that there is a several minute delay between the time that you are full and when your body actually recognizes it. Ironically, it’s also old time wisdom that we have forgotten. My grandfather used to say that one should leave a meal “just a little bit hungry” if you wanted to be healthy. I now think of it as BIR (Bites in Reserve). Get your protein with a few BIR’s!

[@tsg3389]

Doug is spot on, the word weird baited me right in! Love you guys!

[@jackielunde2675]

I like the practice of eating without distractions.

[@Musclehustlefit]

In my opinion why I think the “chew your food method” is effective is because it takes 20 minutes for your body to even registered that it’s eaten a meal. so taking that time to chew your food slows you down so your body can actually process that it has food and is now full. I usually tell my clients if you’re still hungry after you’ve eaten, wait 20 minutes and 9/10 times, They don’t crave seconds after that time has passed. This is a Great Episode!

[@IzualTheMighty]

Weird isn't bad, and #1 is so true. Keep it up!

[@alefept]

Tomorrow is my last day of Powerlift. It and Aesthetic have been my favorite programs so far. I have also completed Anabolic, Performance, Symmetry, and MAPS15. I’m taking a week off and then starting MAPS Split.

[@bryanrisso7508]

My biggest issue was being raised to finish my plate. I was raised that it is disrespectful to not finish the food on my plate. Letting go of that is difficult for me. To be able to say im full and throw away the food i have left. Its tough!

[@trayxander6195]

Yes, I grew I with that same mindset. For Me not to throw away food on my plate, I use a smaller plate. So I eat that, not having to actually waste food. Or have smaller portions

[@bryanrisso7508]

@@trayxander6195 at home im fine i eat what i prep. Its when im at a restaurant. My eyes are hungrier then my stomach.

[@trayxander6195]

@@bryanrisso7508 🤣🤣🤣 i totally understand and agree!! I try to eat for my macros in mind most of the time when I eat out, prioritizing protein. We just have to be mindful. Carry home the leftovers💖💖

[@Jay-Moneyshot]

Yeah I’m guilty of eating fast, didn’t think about it til you guys mentioned it. Something I’m going to be more mindful of. Thanks for another great episode

[@jackieharrington-3884]

love listening aka learning from you guys. Watch your video's every at work! :)

[@robino941]

Weird is good! 💚 Actually, I think all these strategies are very smart. Thank you, Mind Pump!! ✴

[@donbowman5672]

I drive a truck and put in alot of hours through the week and I do Maps 15. It fits my lifestyle fitness needs. Have you ever thought of doing a 15 minute maps performance? It would really help someone like me alternate between the 2 programs. I'm 62 years old.

[@CryptoTrip]

Cant get enough of your podcast, I am still in last years videos. Slowly catching up !

[@MindPumpShow]

Glad you like them!

[@Batemann1980]

Thank you for the walk with the wife idea 👍

[@timknechtel6566]

That 10% over time adds up! It really is the small differences that make it manageable and more likely to become permanent.

[@FernTheBull]

Another one ☝️ 🔥💪 Tysm for all the free knowledge and coaching you all give us 🖤

[@billyrbii]

A really good video. Thank you!

[@thepossiblymike1081]

Great Tips, guys!

[@jonathanwallace7966]

Thanks for putting this on.

[@MindPumpShow]

Thanks for watching

[@frostwolf-bi3yl]

28 year old male here I’m on a cut eating 1800 calories a day 2 hrs of strength training and 10k steps a day at 94.5 kgs 19%bf my maintenance calories are 3100 am I on the right track eat 1kg of chicken 5 eggs 250g of mixed veg and 200g of spinach per day any tips or advice welcome

[@eringflett]

Love watching you guys!

[@BruneAndreeZidorLajoie]

I'm Mind Pump addicted for real!🎉 I'm a 39 years old Mom of 2 and I'm doing my best in the gym and in the kitchen to loose those 20 extra pounds of fat. I recently got out of a dire situation after many years of struggles in Haiti. Now I need fitness in my life, I need a body win to keep me sane and gain confidence in myself. Everything is in the mindset right! But I'm not gonna lie, reverse dieting is hard😅. So, your show help me stay focused, I"m trusting the process. I would be grateful to win any MAPS program . Sending much Love to you Guys ❤

[@_FindYourSoul]

Good observations, tweak your behaviours to lose weight.

[@MemzBeats]

Here for my Maps Powerlift!

[@mcdermid85]

Just found this Chanel...little late to party but better late than never.... thanks guys!!

[@dcm80s36]

Number 7. The crown on my molar fell off three days ago and it kind of hurts to chew. Thinking of setting a dental appointment 8 weeks from now and calling it a cut. True story. 😂

[@cladgreenhero5576]

I think weird is a good hook because it makes me assume I’ve overlooked it.

[@SteveK-ys2nl]

Fantastic! Doctors don't want you to know these!

[@Technico116]

Great info as always guys!

[@SiLoMixMaster]

6:53 “Now we have this habbit, that anytime we’re alone, we pull this thing out”

[@Rtr.AmanJha]

Sal is my guardian angel 😭🙏🏻

[@connorfee3996]

So much wisdom and insight in your videos.. I learn something new everyday to apply with my clients. Keep it up Mind Pump! (Notifications turned on).

[@MindPumpShow]

Boom!

[@shealeesayers1909]

Love this channel 🔥

[@coreykie23]

Great show boys

[@Szilvia_Szilvia]

Correct satiety signaling should come from nutrient repletion, not from volume.

[@loridejesus2663]

My grandma always made us chew our food 20-30x when we ate. I’m a slow eater, but when I did hair, I ate very fast in between clients

[@Szilvia_Szilvia]

02:01 you eat so that you may live, not the other way around. Feeling restriction comes from glucose addiction and/or false cultural conditioning.

[@carolyncampbell2852]

Everyone says that you need to get more sleep but it is not always that easy when you are older. Even if you have good daily and night time habits, waking up several times a night, restless sleep, etc., sometimes there really is nothing you can do. Not to mention if you have sleep apnea and even using a machine does not guarantee that deep sleep that you say you need to lose weight, especially belly fat.

[@michaelschiller9570]

Came here just for weird ways to lose weight... plus a short episode so I can get to bed early. Yay.

[@justinreynolds7883]

Love this

[@cupcakesd4461]

love your guys show

[@michellebaker614]

I know for a fact that if I don't get good sleep, even if I subconsciously don't know it. I crave sugar in forms of donuts or chocolate... And I will search for something with a high content of sugar/ carbs to pop that energy back up.

[@GerardoHernandezF87M2]

Can’t eat when you sleep

[@elizabethsmartt1974]

Me eating while listening to your podcast 😅

[@Sweet_T316]

I'd rather be weird than normal! Follow the 6 weird ways to lose weight! Love it!

[@williamhau4713]

I am 6’1” 283 lbs 52 years old . I have experience in resistance /exercise training and my goal weight is 200 -210 lbs. which map program would be ideal for me to begin for this journey?

[@LatimusChadimus]

I'm glad you guys brought up the chewing thing, because I see a lot of men on the internet crying about their jaw lines and genetics yet before I turn 13 my jaw was accidentally shattered by a golf club and around the time I turned 18 I was supposed to have the plates removed but the doctor had said too much muscle and bone grow around them and he couldn't take them out, and even though I found Jawzrsize years ago, thank you Brandon, I always lived by and I still live by in my early thirties to not drink your calories and to not drink your protein. Not only does the chewing help the muscles in the very beginning, when the food is thicker, but you have all of those other muscles that work when the food is near a paste. Also, harder effort in the gym can still call upon those muscles, as long as you are a nose breather and have the correct position of your tongue. You can grow your jawline without genetics being the only factor folks. Take it from a plate face 😂😂😂

[@dalescherberger417]

Im sitting here eating breakfast while watching this video lol

[@juliacologno]

Im he same kkkk is it valid? Kkkk

[@carnivore_invictus]

Eat less/move more is almost a guaranteed recipe for failure. Even if you ate less than you're "burning", the body then says, oh, you're starving? Conserve energy! Especially when the calories you're eating are nutrient poor and unsatiating. You'll be constantly hungry and you're going to be miserable, and you're going to cave. Many of the foods that caused people to become unhealthy and overweight are designed to be highly addictive, more addictive than street drugs. We've gotta abandon this paradigm. Excess bodyfat is a symptom of an underlying metabolic dysfunction that isn't caused by eating too many calories.

[@2ndstreetmarvel]

31 minutes?!!! 💪🏿This must be a great episode!💪🏿

[@LatimusChadimus]

Fat loss > weight loss

[@2ndstreetmarvel]

Invested in a power rack, and some extras for it (had my weight set for years, just lacked bench, and squat rack to really use them), and been hitting it pretty good since December. I’ve lost like 3-4 lbs on the scale (on a good week) BUT my body composition is significantly different. I’m sure the pounds will start going down soon as the clothes have already fit looser. I haven’t been over 200lbs since 2010, but I can already tell that I’ll look much better than I did before as I have followed the build muscle method instead of the usual dial in the diet and cut calories method. Which I’ve managed to do just fine in the past, but coming back from my accident I wanted to try a different approach, and the results speak for themselves. Being able to add squats, and bench have been greatly beneficial. My plan this year is to try to maintain some muscle during peak riding season. Although I’m even taking a different approach to that this year too, as I look to find a balance.

[@kevinb6126]

What a weird, weird episode 🤟🏻 Love it.

[@ecardenas12]

Watching this video while eating 😂

[@Szilvia_Szilvia]

03:49 moving more gets adaptive with time, so at one point it will fail miserably

[@SkyeMelodyy]

Is there a program for an at home workout?

[@rmaria95]

Omg the “chew diet” 😂😂 I can’t believe I’m old enough to remember this! My dad is a marine vet and TO THIS DAY mows through his food. And if I didnt finish my food he’d get concerned and upset lol

[@lupemontes3866]

1- eating without distractions *listening to MP every day at lunch 😂

[@stephencronin1080]

Weird is good for novelty, novelty is good for sticking with a program

[@marie3161]

Mindful eating worked for me. I lost 15 lbs over 3 months.

[@andrewmason8984]

Love the title. I clicked in it ( I listen to all your videos😅)

[@theman6674]

Is the sumo deadlift weird because it’s not conventional?

[@haldendoerge]

Definitely ate my chicken, rice, and broccoli while I was watching this...but I did pause it to go for a 10 minute walk when I was done, so...I do good?

[@winstonsmith11]

Not me eating while watching mind pump... on my phone... 😶

[@Musclehustlefit]

Commenting to WIN! I love this podcast 👏🏽💪🏽👏🏽

[@MindPumpShow]

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[@Musclehustlefit]

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[@cynthiatorres1678]

I'm watching you guys right now as I'm eating. Is that okay? 😅

[@IJumpInstead]

Excellent tips!! A great idea for movement after meals is light bouncing on a Mini Trampoline. Not high jumping, just light bouncing. It’s perfect and doesn’t require you to leave the house (at times when you don’t want to walk outside). The Cellerciser Rebounder is my favorite (it’s built for fitness).🦾🎉

[@devintompkins9626]

Counting calories always held me back. Eating carnivore and packing the proteins works. I lose weight and put on muscle and I'm still consuming fewer calories than I'm supposedly required. I been doin this for 2 years eating 180- 200g protein no carbs. Pack on your proteins and eat 1.5 to 2g protein per lbs bodyweight. Watch the changes.

[@Solitaire427]

Gaslighting is not real 😂😂 I’m using that one! Great info guys. I certainly need to slow down eating.. I scarf my food down.. it is embarrassing lol.

[@spencerpete9727]

Calling it weird is why I clicked

[@Szilvia_Szilvia]

02:55 oxidize, not burn. And it's the mass of the food that counts, not so called calories. Calories are heat units, photons. Their rest mass is 0. Simple physics.

[@739jep]

Calories are units of measurement , not heat units. They measure energy. Now that can be heat energy , but it can all other forms of energy too, including chemical energy. This is because energy is transformable. You know… simple physics. Separating mass and energy is your mistake. Energy is a property of the mass you’re consuming , how much of that mass is stored on the body as fat in adipose tissue depends on the energy balance of the system. You cannot say mass matters without simultaneously saying energy matters. That energy is typically measured using calories or joules.

[@Szilvia_Szilvia]

ok, go on... explain the exact process how "energy" makes a difference on the weight on the scale and how to balance an open system, where several variables are uncontrolled. Then continue how it's possible to lose several lbs while consuming 1000 kcal over TDE, because it's being done every single day.

[@739jep]

⁠​​⁠​my replies don’t seem to be coming through, so sorry if you’ve gotten a bunch of these: I’m not sure what kind of detail you want to get into - could get into the specific chemistry if required , but generally speaking I’m sure we both agree that the body produces heat , it moves , it grows etc etc - and this requires energy. The first law of thermodynamics states that energy cannot be created , so we need to source that energy from somewhere. We source it from the metabolisable components of food. This is mostly carbohydrates, fat and protein. During the normal process of growing , moving , staying warm etc the body has an energy demand or requirement - if this requirement exceeds that of the quantity of energy (sourced specifically from the metabolisable components of food) then the body will have to source that energy from its energy stores ( mostly fat but to a small degree muscle as well) - again it must do this to obey the first law of thermodynamics. It cannot create its own energy. This results in the chemical bonds of fat being broken (to release the energy) and the resulting compounds being expelled from the body. The first law of thermodynamics also dictates that energy cannot be destroyed . So if the quantity of metabolisable mass and its associated energy content exceeds that of the energy requirement of the system - then the system will take that matter and store it as fat in adipose tissue. So ultimately the delta of how much fat is stored in adipose tissue is ultimately determined by the overall energy balance of the system. Now you’re correct that it difficult to measure all of this accurately , and there are lots of variables that are impossible to measure with precision - but that doesn’t mean the overriding principle is incorrect- and this is exactly why nobody has lost 100lbs of fat while consuming 1000 in surplus kcal. They may have claimed they have but they’re mistaken. It would break the first law of thermodynamics otherwise. And yes the first law of thermodynamics is universal - it applies to all systems not just closed. The human body being an open system is entirely the point actually, being open is how we lose/gain weight. If you accept that energy cannot be created or destroyed , only transformed then it is logically inconsistent to conclude it’s possible to lose fat while being in a caloric surplus. Also , if you’re saying mass matters , then by default energy matters. The two are connected. Saying mass matters and energy doesn’t is as unscientific as it gets really. You cannot separate the two in this context.

[@Szilvia_Szilvia]

I'm happy to leave everybody with their beliefs. If it was true, there wouldn't be an obesity problem in the world. Also, how come so many 40 something women eat 2 salad leaves and drink a tea per day, so consume well under their TDE and they still can't lose weight?

[@739jep]

@@Szilvia_Szilvia ‘If it was true, there wouldn't be an obesity problem in the world. ‘ This being true is precisely why there is an obesity problem in the world. The average caloric consumption has been steadily increasing for decades and average activity levels have been decreasing. ‘Also, how come so many 40 something women eat 2 salad leaves and drink a tea per day, so consume well under their TDE and they still can't lose weight?’ Citation needed here I think. I doubt this happened. People exaggerate how low their caloric intake is , or measure it poorly.