Pauline Nordin

City of Los Angeles, CA, United States

Founder of Fighterdiet, Trainer, Coach & Motivator.

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10 Feb 10:26

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10 Feb 09:57

Hello Superstars!

I'd love for you to get up to speed and come in to meet me on ZOOM regularly!

I record lessons for you to watch, but you do need that check-in too and get support with your training and nutrition endeavors!

First, did you watch this important video yet?

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The Fighterdiet mindset lesson about The Rhythm of Hunger...

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10 Feb 09:29



My PAINS, your GAINS!

Adapting Training for New Realities:

Coach Pauline shared five tips for structuring training, emphasizing the importance of accepting that one cannot simply train as they did in the past due to age, lifestyle changes, and evolving goals.

The coach shared five tips for structuring training and managing energy levels, particularly for individuals over 40 who may find their fitness capabilities have changed.

The key points included accepting that past fitness levels cannot be compared to current abilities, establishing a workout routine that aligns with natural energy patterns, practicing self-appreciation rather than focusing on body composition goals, and maintaining motivation through positive self-talk.

The coach emphasized that transformation comes from daily choices and thoughts rather than future goals, and encouraged listeners to start immediately rather than waiting for the next day, reminding them that fitness challenges are a luxury problem in the context of larger emergencies.

Watch the ZOOM recording:

https://tinyurl.com/bddb6kzz

Posted

10 Feb 09:13

On the topic of Macro Tracking & the trends of bio-hacking… 

Personal Responsibility:

The coach discusses the limitations of tracking macros, explaining that while it can be helpful for learning regular eating patterns, it often becomes less accurate over time as people stop measuring and start guessing. 

Coach Pauline emphasizes that the focus should shift from strict macro tracking to taking personal responsibility for food choices and recognizing that daily weight changes on the scale may not reflect the effectiveness of macro tracking.

Nutrition and Macro Tracking Fundamentals: 

Coach Pauline discussed the importance of understanding nutrition, particularly the difference between processed and whole foods, and how certain diets require more digestive energy, making them more effective for fat burning. 

Pauline emphasized the need to track macros consistently, even on cheat days, to maintain progress and avoid feeling overwhelmed. 

The coach also highlighted the common challenge of mental sabotage and provided a solution:

learning to track macros without becoming overly focused on constant monitoring.

Sustainable Fitness and Mindful Eating:

Coach Pauline emphasized the importance of sustainable and mindful practices in fitness and nutrition, advocating for a balanced approach rather than strict adherence to rigid rules. 

She highlighted the need for individuals to be honest about their eating habits and to focus on present awareness rather than simply following steps or tracking macros. 

The coach suggested that learning effective stress management techniques could help prevent sabotage and achieve long-term fitness goals, criticizing the diet industry followers for setting up systems that don’t lead to sustainable success.

On the topic of Macro Tracking & the trends of bio-hacking… 

Personal Responsibility:

The coach discusses the limitations of tracking macros, explaining that while it can be helpful for learning regular eating patterns, it often becomes less accurate over time as people stop measuring and start guessing. 

Coach Pauline emphasizes that the focus should shift from strict macro tracking to taking personal responsibility for food choices and recognizing that daily weight changes on the scale may not reflect the effectiveness of macro tracking.

Nutrition and Macro Tracking Fundamentals: 

Coach Pauline discussed the importance of understanding nutrition, particularly the difference between processed and whole foods, and how certain diets require more digestive energy, making them more effective for fat burning. 

Pauline emphasized the need to track macros consistently, even on cheat days, to maintain progress and avoid feeling overwhelmed. 

The coach also highlighted the common challenge of mental sabotage and provided a solution:

learning to track macros without becoming overly focused on constant monitoring.

Sustainable Fitness and Mindful Eating:

Coach Pauline emphasized the importance of sustainable and mindful practices in fitness and nutrition, advocating for a balanced approach rather than strict adherence to rigid rules. 

She highlighted the need for individuals to be honest about their eating habits and to focus on present awareness rather than simply following steps or tracking macros. 

The coach suggested that learning effective stress management techniques could help prevent sabotage and achieve long-term fitness goals, criticizing the diet industry followers for setting up systems that don’t lead to sustainable success.

Link to ZOOM:

https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/share/v4HisgTk1TKWmQFNFfzUb5z4plmuWYohARBdL_D6Tzy4XaR5FFUnkrJrcpJgdrE.tPIn9QeeececHiqF?pwd=DExO5PjeTzPhYmWb8QAAIAAAAKExqIqpsad8kouSDidQq08VYlfRY7_WjEm4rhCG4my1CpAdA55fLSYVTrx45p10jjAwMDAwNA

Posted

09 Feb 09:47

Shoulders with Standing Press with jogging supersets

In the jogging sets I talk about how to stop trying to be so optimal with diet and nutrition.

I start heavy, then I drop the weight I use to get more reps and more volume in.

I talk about how I speed up my training to get more work done without spending an hour training.

BONUS  4-12-1 Shoulder workout book is here for you to download in resources!

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Shoulders with Standing Pre...

Shoulders with Standing Press with jogging supersetsIn the...

Shoulders with Standing Press with jogging supersets

In the jogging sets I talk about how to stop trying to be so optimal with diet and nutrition.

I start heavy, then I drop the weight I use to get more reps and more volume in.

I talk about how I speed up my training to get more work done without spending an hour training.

BONUS  4-12-1 Shoulder workout book is here for you to download in resources!

Posted

09 Feb 07:46

I asked my clients who train with me WHY do you choose me to be your trainer?

These are the 10 reasons my women join my fitness & wellness community I provide:

  1. I provide training programs that are not hype, trends or extreme routines that welcome injuries.

  2. I provide self care for the body to manage and prevent injuries and pains that inhibit my clients in their training

  3. I coach how to stop living on a forever yoyo diet and simplify healthy eating for a happy life.

  4. I show how to make easy meals and how to create different meal plans and food preferences

  5. I teach mobility and stretching and show how to train smarter and better.

  6. I offer support and I’m present in my clients online life consistently

  7. I provide mindful life practices and coach  how to build and nurture the important self relationship.

  8. I share wholeheartedly and I’m not pushing products in your face 

  9. I care about my clients long-term success and have genuine passion and love for my work as coach and trainer

  10. I never stop learning and growing and I’m real, down to earth and I feel like I’m a friend they can trust.

    Thank you for providing your motivation for WHY you train with me! -Pauline Nordin

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