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Everyday Nutrition Habits

Training is one part of the picture. A few simple, sustainable eating habits make it easier to stay consistent.

Build Meals Around Protein
Including a good source of protein in your meals is a simple habit for anyone who trains regularly. Whole foods come first, and protein powder can be a convenient option on busy days.
Keep It Consistent
Regular, balanced meals you can stick to week after week matter more than any single food. Aim for a routine that fits your schedule.
Read the Label
If you choose to use a nutrition product, read the label for ingredients, serving information and directions, and check with a qualified professional if you're unsure.

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Equipment

Simple Training Tools

You don't need much equipment to train well.

Resistance bands, a dowel and a sturdy box are easy ways to practise positions, warm up and add variety to your sessions, at home or in the gym. Choose equipment that suits the activity and follow the manufacturer's instructions.