• Fitness Industry Red Flags | Episode 19

  • Sep 2 2024
  • Length: 35 mins
  • Podcast

Fitness Industry Red Flags | Episode 19

  • Summary

  • In Episode 19 of the Movement Hub Podcast, hosts Josh and Manny dive into the red flags of the fitness industry. They explore issues ranging from the misconception that the keto diet is a magic formula, to trainers offering only one type of dieting or workout method as the ultimate solution. They discuss the pitfalls of extreme workout routines, inappropriate uses of gym equipment, and gimmicky fitness classes. The episode also touches on the importance of functional and sustainable workout programs. Tune in for unsolicited and unhinged advice about health, current events, and how to navigate the complexities of the fitness world.


    TIMESTAMPS

    00:00 Introduction to the Movement Hub Podcast

    01:21 Recap of Episode 18: Red Flags in the Fitness Industry

    03:01 The Keto Diet Debate

    07:50 The Importance of Balanced Diets

    09:42 Exploring Different Training Modalities

    11:20 The Concept of Hybrid Training

    18:04 Exploring Private Training Options

    18:13 Red Flags in Fitness Classes

    19:30 Unconventional Fitness Trends

    23:00 The Importance of Functional Fitness

    30:30 Questionable Gym Equipment

    34:44 Wrapping Up: Final Thoughts and Next Episode


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