Sal Di Stefano

Hi everyone, Drew Proat here. So many of us have been conditioned into valuing the number on the scale above many other markers of health. And it's no wonder why social media, traditional media is flooded with weight loss advice, much of which is unhelpful or unsustainable.

Hi everyone, Drew Proat here. So many of us have been conditioned into valuing the number on the scale above many other markers of health. And it's no wonder why social media, traditional media is flooded with weight loss advice, much of which is unhelpful or unsustainable.

We're inundated with unrealistic beauty standards that especially go after and target women, if we're going to be honest, that focus on being skinny and petite instead of focusing on being strong. And these are pervasive. and our culture, and this all coexists with the population experiencing a serious obesity and metabolic crisis.

We're inundated with unrealistic beauty standards that especially go after and target women, if we're going to be honest, that focus on being skinny and petite instead of focusing on being strong. And these are pervasive. and our culture, and this all coexists with the population experiencing a serious obesity and metabolic crisis.

We're inundated with unrealistic beauty standards that especially go after and target women, if we're going to be honest, that focus on being skinny and petite instead of focusing on being strong. And these are pervasive. and our culture, and this all coexists with the population experiencing a serious obesity and metabolic crisis.

Most of us have taken in a lot of unhelpful messaging around the importance of weight, and we haven't been taught that it's actually our body composition that offers a clear indication of overall health and fitness. Weight is important, but body composition is even more important. So in today's compilation episode,

Most of us have taken in a lot of unhelpful messaging around the importance of weight, and we haven't been taught that it's actually our body composition that offers a clear indication of overall health and fitness. Weight is important, but body composition is even more important. So in today's compilation episode,

Most of us have taken in a lot of unhelpful messaging around the importance of weight, and we haven't been taught that it's actually our body composition that offers a clear indication of overall health and fitness. Weight is important, but body composition is even more important. So in today's compilation episode,

I talk with personal trainer and Mind Pump Media co-founder Sal DiStefano, a world-renowned health and fitness expert, best-selling author, and prominent media personality. I also chat with my friend JJ Virgin about why body composition is more important than body weight.

I talk with personal trainer and Mind Pump Media co-founder Sal DiStefano, a world-renowned health and fitness expert, best-selling author, and prominent media personality. I also chat with my friend JJ Virgin about why body composition is more important than body weight.

I talk with personal trainer and Mind Pump Media co-founder Sal DiStefano, a world-renowned health and fitness expert, best-selling author, and prominent media personality. I also chat with my friend JJ Virgin about why body composition is more important than body weight.

Let's listen in first to my conversation with Sal DiStefano as we discuss the benefits of strength training for looking and feeling your best.

Let's listen in first to my conversation with Sal DiStefano as we discuss the benefits of strength training for looking and feeling your best.

Let's listen in first to my conversation with Sal DiStefano as we discuss the benefits of strength training for looking and feeling your best.

having kind of gone deep into your content over the last month, as I've been anticipating this interview, is that both for men and women, but in particular, I had shared with you that my audience skews female, that if you are really serious about wanting to lose a little bit of weight, and that obviously fits into the conversation of body composition, because anybody could lose weight just by not eating for a short period of time or just way too much fasting, which is not good for you.

having kind of gone deep into your content over the last month, as I've been anticipating this interview, is that both for men and women, but in particular, I had shared with you that my audience skews female, that if you are really serious about wanting to lose a little bit of weight, and that obviously fits into the conversation of body composition, because anybody could lose weight just by not eating for a short period of time or just way too much fasting, which is not good for you.

having kind of gone deep into your content over the last month, as I've been anticipating this interview, is that both for men and women, but in particular, I had shared with you that my audience skews female, that if you are really serious about wanting to lose a little bit of weight, and that obviously fits into the conversation of body composition, because anybody could lose weight just by not eating for a short period of time or just way too much fasting, which is not good for you.

But if you're serious about body composition, which the fat loss being a part of that and building muscle, if you're not strength training in some capacity, and we'll go through that, I'd love to hear like if somebody's just started, okay? If they have a little bit of experience, what's the best approach to that? We'll get to that in a second.

But if you're serious about body composition, which the fat loss being a part of that and building muscle, if you're not strength training in some capacity, and we'll go through that, I'd love to hear like if somebody's just started, okay? If they have a little bit of experience, what's the best approach to that? We'll get to that in a second.

But if you're serious about body composition, which the fat loss being a part of that and building muscle, if you're not strength training in some capacity, and we'll go through that, I'd love to hear like if somebody's just started, okay? If they have a little bit of experience, what's the best approach to that? We'll get to that in a second.