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🗓️ 3 April 2025
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0:00.0 | If you are loving what you're learning in the podcast and you want to start applying it to your |
0:04.8 | fitness routine, you can try one of our free classes. No credit card required, just drop your |
0:10.1 | email to get access. This is a upper body build class taught by myself to take the class, |
0:15.8 | visit portal.evilfitness.com. I'm Dr. Shannon Ritchie. I'm a doctor of physical therapy, fitness trainer, and founder |
0:24.8 | of Ethelof Fitness. In the Dr. Shannon show, you'll learn applicable tools to improve your |
0:30.3 | health based on science. Welcome to the show. |
0:49.3 | Hi, everyone. Welcome back. So in the beginning of this year, really at the end of last year, I dropped an episode called Building Five Pounds of Muscle in 2025. |
0:56.1 | And so many of you have set that goal for this year, which I think is absolutely incredible. |
1:00.7 | If you haven't listened to that episode, make sure to listen to that episode because the information in this episode will build upon that episode. |
1:04.2 | But what I want to do is each quarter of this year, with the exception of when I'm on |
1:08.9 | maternity leave, so maybe we won't do one in Q3, |
1:12.0 | update you with how things are going for me, how things are going for the members, and what |
1:17.3 | questions that you have or things that you're struggling with. So first of all, if you're not |
1:22.5 | already on board with building muscle, I really, really want to get you there because building |
1:27.4 | muscle has incredible |
1:29.2 | benefits for our metabolic health, for our functionality, for the physical appearance of what we look |
1:36.8 | like. When we talk about metabolic health, you might have heard that muscle is your biggest |
1:43.5 | glucose sink. Basically, |
1:45.8 | what that means is as you build more muscle mass, you have more available glycogen sites. |
1:52.2 | So the food that you eat gets converted into glucose and then converted into glycogen and stored |
1:56.6 | in the muscle. So when you have more muscle mass, you are able to store more glycogen in the muscle. |
2:03.9 | The glucose in your bloodstream is lower. Therefore, your insulin sensitivity improves. |
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