Fitness Psychology – A-Team Fitness

Client Spotlight: “I Was Very Skeptical” – With Heather

By: Alex McBrairty May 18, 2021May 18, 2021

Exercise, Health, Mindset, MotivationClient Spotlight, Client Success, Fitness, Fitness Psychology, Mindset, Motivation, Nutrition, Nutrition Coaching, Online Coaching, Online Fitness Coach, Testimonial, Weight LossLeave a Comment

Reading Time: 5 minutes Read about one client’s skepticism to join the online program, and how it exceeded her expectations to help her achieve fantastic results.

Two Simple Mistakes That Make You Think Weight Loss Is Impossible

By: Alex McBrairty April 28, 2021April 28, 2021

Health, Nutrition, Weight LossAlcohol Weight Loss, Fitness, Fitness Psychology, Food logging, Mindset, Motivation, Nutrition, Weight Loss, Weight Loss Motivation, Weight Loss TipsLeave a Comment

Reading Time: 7 minutes Do you believe weight loss is impossible for you? Not so fast. You might just be making these mistakes.

3 Pillars To Manage Your Weight For Life

By: Alex McBrairty February 16, 2021February 16, 2021

Exercise, Mindset, Nutrition, Weight LossFitness, Fitness Coaching, Fitness Psychology, Fitness Tips, Growth Mindset, Mindset, Nutrition, Nutrition Tips, Weight Loss, Weight Loss Success, Weight Loss TipsLeave a Comment

Reading Time: 4 minutes What are the three pillars to managing your weight for life?

A Harsh Truth About The Reality of Living A Healthy Life In Today’s World

By: Alex McBrairty January 24, 2021January 23, 2021

Health, Lifestyle, Mindset, Nutrition, Weight LossAdaptability, Change, Fat Loss, Fitness, Fitness Psychology, Food Environment, Mindset, Nutrition, Weight Loss, Weight Loss Success, WellnessLeave a Comment

Reading Time: < 1 minute A harsh truth about the reality of living a healthy life in today’s world…

Why You Might Be Your Biggest Enemy of Change

By: Alex McBrairty January 10, 2021January 10, 2021

Health, Mindset, Motivation, Weight LossBehavior Change, Change, Fitness, Fitness Psychology, Habit Change, Identity, Psychology, Psychology of Change, Weight Loss, Weight Loss Success, Weight Loss TipsLeave a Comment

Reading Time: 2 minutes Is your fear of success what’s really holding you back?

Are You Missing The Point of Meal Prepping?

By: Alex McBrairty December 8, 2020December 8, 2020

Nutrition, Weight LossDiet, Fitness, Fitness Psychology, Health Psychology, Healthy Eating, Meal Planning, Meal Prepping, Nutrition, Nutrition Tips, Weight Loss, Weight Loss Success, Weight Loss TipsLeave a Comment

Reading Time: < 1 minute Are you missing the point of meal prepping?

The $1.6 Billion Question

By: Alex McBrairty November 2, 2020November 2, 2020

Lifestyle, Mindset, MotivationAnticipatory Excitement, Fitness Psychology, Growth Mindset, Lottery, Mindset, Nostalgia, Psychology, Weight Loss, Weight Loss SuccessLeave a Comment

Reading Time: 4 minutes What would you change about your life if you won $1.6 billion?

Should I Weigh Myself Every Day?

By: Alex McBrairty October 29, 2020October 21, 2020

Mindset, Weight LossBathroom Scale, Bodyweight, Fitness, Fitness Psychology, Food Psychology, Health Psychology, Non-Scale Victories, Psychology, Weight Loss, Weight Loss Success, Weight Loss TipsLeave a Comment

Reading Time: < 1 minute How often should you step on the scale? Is every day too much?

3 Unintuitive Steps To Adopt A Positive Mindset

By: Alex McBrairty October 26, 2020October 21, 2020

MindsetBeliefs, Emotion, Fitness Psychology, Growth Mindset, Health, Health Psychology, Mental Stories, Mindset, Positive Mindset, Positive Thinking, PsychologyLeave a Comment

Reading Time: 4 minutes Why is mindset so important? Read how it can quite literally change how you see the world, and get three not-so-common tips to adopt a positive mindset.

Will I Ever Enjoy Exercise?

By: Alex McBrairty October 19, 2020October 19, 2020

Exercise, Lifestyle, Mindset, MotivationCold Running, Exercise, Fitness, Fitness Psychology, Mindset, Motivation, Weight LossLeave a Comment

Reading Time: 2 minutes I’ve just begun my fitness program and I’m dying to know, will I ever actually enjoy exercise?

How To Approach Fitness in the Age of COVID

Reading Time: 4 minutes The COVID pandemic has created changes at virtually every level of our society. Fitness is no different. Our approach toward diet and exercise has changed. Here’s how you can stay ahead.

Run Your Own Diet Experiment Like A Scientist

By: Alex McBrairty July 13, 2020July 12, 2020

Health, NutritionDiet, Diet experiment, Fitness, Fitness Psychology, Food Allergy, Food Sensitivity, Food Tracking, keto diet, paleo diet, Weight Loss, Weight Loss diet, weight watchersLeave a Comment

Reading Time: 6 minutes How often have you finished a delicious meal, only later hours later to be plagued by uncomfortable bloating or an upset stomach? Perhaps your favorite treats routinely cause your stomach and digestive system to feel distressed, or maybe you notice a decrease in your energy levels during workouts after eating particular foods. We’ve all experienced…

“Getting Served” – An Unusual Reason You Eat Too Much

By: Alex McBrairty June 22, 2020June 23, 2021

Health, Mindset, Nutrition, Weight LossEating, Eating Out, Environmental Eating Cues, Fitness Psychology, Food Psychology, Health, Lifestyle, Nutrition, Weight LossLeave a Comment

Reading Time: 3 minutes Research suggests an unusual reason you might be eating too much. Find out if you’re making this mistake and how to fix it.

How To Survive Parties Like A Fitness Professional

By: Alex McBrairty June 15, 2020June 15, 2020

Health, Nutrition, Weight LossBackyard BBQ, BBQ, Fat Loss, Fitness Psychology, Healthy Eating, Nutrition, Summer, Summer Party, Weight LossLeave a Comment

Reading Time: 4 minutes Planning to find yourself catching up with friends at summer barbecues? Follow these tips to survive like a fitness professional.

Wiped Clean: Using COVID-19 To Kickstart Your Fitness Program

Reading Time: 4 minutes COVID-19 has changed our world almost overnight. The routine business of our lives has been disrupted. We long for the days of visiting friends for coffee, a nice dinner out with our significant other, and even mundane tasks like running errands or going to work. But this disruption can also be positive.