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Ep. 870 - Personal standards, giving up your latte & supplement choices

ESGfitness

Emma Storey-Gordon

Fitness, Health & Fitness

4.9669 Ratings

🗓️ 13 November 2025

⏱️ 33 minutes

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00:00 Introduction and Personal Updates

02:49 Training Advice and Myths

05:17 Walking in Winter: Tips and Strategies

07:58 Accountability and Personal Standards

11:12 Recovering Habits After Illness

13:39 Maintaining Momentum and Positive Mindset

16:44 Navigating Supplement Choices

19:23 The Role of Scales in Weight Management

22:08 Enjoying Daily Treats: Coffee and Lifestyle Choices


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0:00.0

Hello and welcome to this episode of the ESG Fitness Podcast. I have Tony with me. Tony, how are you? I'm good, thank you. Yeah, excited to start. Good. Yeah, me too. I'm in a slightly different location today. So if the audio is not so good, I apologize for that. But the quality of conversation will be incredible.

0:21.5

I have no doubt.

0:22.6

It will.

0:23.2

But I have got a bit of FOMO with what's going on, Emma.

0:26.0

Because you've got this exciting day tomorrow, haven't you?

0:29.0

Yeah, I've got a meet up for the business mentorship tomorrow.

0:34.9

I'm actually in the room where we were.

0:37.2

When you think...

0:37.6

Yeah. But yeah, I've got to get all that ready. So that's what I'm doing at the moment.

0:43.7

And I just thought, what better thing to do then just have a little break, chat to Tony,

0:47.7

answer some great questions.

0:49.5

We've got some good questions for what I can see as well.

0:53.0

All right. Good. Can I start?

0:55.4

Yeah.

0:56.4

Okay, right. First one.

0:57.9

A PT at the gym told another member of staff who's doing her PT qualifications at the moment that women should prioritize hamstrings, not glutes.

1:08.1

She didn't get his science behind it, and he's believed questionable podcasts in the

1:13.4

past, so I don't believe this, but want to be able to tell the person the truth. Thanks.

1:21.1

So I think what's quite hard about some of these statements like this is like, without asking the

1:26.9

person why, it's quite hard to

1:29.5

debunk like I don't understand what the context of that is you know why would you want to be

1:36.2

doing that and also why would you need to prioritize one or the other like train boats yeah I mean

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