How To Get (And Stay) Lean Without Losing Your Mind | Adam Schafer

The Adversity Advantage with Doug Bopst

Adam Schafer is one of the host’s and founders of the highly popular brand and podcast Mind Pump.

Today on the show we discuss why the internet’s obsession with extreme leanness is wrecking men’s health and confidence, the simplest science-backed strategy to go from 30% to 12% body fat without tracking calories or killing yourself with cardio, the psychological traps that cause most people to fail (and how to fix them), the mindset shift you need to make to stay consistent long-term, the most effective workout plan to build muscle and burn fat in less time, the common mistakes that sabotage progress, how to eat for fat loss without restriction or “cheat days,” and much more.

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