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More sessions, not longer ones If you want to increase your cardio and it’s actually going to help you move toward your goals (i.e. you’re not overdoing it), don’t just extend your sessions — you’ll benefit more from distributing it more evenly over extra sessions. This helps mitigate against fatigue as long cardio workouts drain a ton of energy. By distributing the same total amount of cardio across more days of the week, you’ll typically notice more consistent energy levels and be able to enjoy life more in general! So don’t be tempted to go through it all at once.
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Protein often comes with hidden fat. Learn why checking fat content is key to managing calories and macros. Make smarter choices for leaner nutrition!
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Our body compositions are a product of the many subtle decisions we make daily, and it’s easy to miss the ones that throw us off and invite unwanted weight back into our lives. Let’s cover 3 of the most critical ones and how to handle them!
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Kickstart your meal planning with easy, no-stress meals. Build momentum, simplify your week, and stick to healthy habits without the guilt.
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Join WarriorBabe VIP, a 12-month 1:1 coaching program for women 40+. Get custom nutrition, daily support, and lasting results—monthly plans available.
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Carbs are not all created equal, and this is especially true of the distinction between simple and complex carbs.
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Ruts are normal, but they don’t have to stick. You can break free, and it often doesn’t take much to get started! Let’s take a look at 3 of the best ways to do it...1. Revisit your rootsWe all forget why we started sometimes — it’s normal. It’s even healthy — when we look back on the beginning of the journey, we realize how far we’ve come and whether we’re still aligned with our intentions. Ask how your goals and priorities have changed, and get super clear on what drives them. Then you can look at your current trajectory and see where you’ve been consistent (and where you haven’t). This makes it much simpler to find your motivation again and press forward with more excitement and energy than you’ve had in ages!
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Stay motivated and enjoy your workouts with these three simple strategies to fit exercise into your busy life—without stress or guilt!
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The fitness industry has a dark secret hidden behind promises of quick-fix results and unattainable goals.It keeps women jumping from diet to diet, always starting something new and then bouncing back, even when they know deep down that nothing is going to change.The end result is that you can try going on keto, low-fat, intermittent fasting, whatever the latest trend is… And still be pulled into yet another program making the same promises, using a different type of restriction.Typically, it also comes with the promise of absurdly fast results, and it’s so cleverly designed that even if you never see lasting results after doing everything right, it’s nearly impossible to resist coming back over and trying again…No matter how frustrating or difficult it becomes!These companies pull women in by using complicated systems that only work under extremely specific circumstances.Keto is a perfect example: Ketosis only kicks in when carbs are almost completely absent from your body… And at the moment you reintroduce carbs to your diet, this fat-burning mechanism grinds to a halt.Intermittent fasting relies on avoiding all food except for within a very specific window of time. But outside of that time, you may be constantly battling hunger and fatigue until you’re even allowed a snack.While some women have the time and willpower to get everything absolutely perfect, this lifestyle isn’t realistic for the vast majority of women. Plus, it’ll make you miserable faster than you can say “low cal”!If you understand this secret and how it’s designed to keep you hooked on programs that never work, you can take back control and turn the tables on these unrealistic and unsustainable diets forever.I can attest to this… I was on brutally restrictive plans in my competition days, and once I discovered why I could never see the results I wanted unless I put my body through hell, everything clicked into place.Since then and for the past 7 years, I’ve worked out about 3-5 days a week, eating a sustainable and enjoyable diet that allows me to stay toned year-round without the ups and downs most nutrition plans are infamous for.I’ve never looked back since. Restrictive diets don’t work, plain and simple — look at what happens with those “success stories” months or years later and that will be abundantly clear.I can show you the same step-by-step process over 8,138 women have used and continue to use right now to make and KEEP progress they never found with any restrictive diets!
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In this episode of The Macro Hour, we're sharing a recent weekly community call from inside the WarriorBabe community: Building Self-Discipline.Nikkiey Stott and WarriorBabe Brand Face Maggie Topham dive into one of the most important skills for long-term success: self-discipline. They explore why motivation alone isn't enough, how consistency is built through everyday decisions, and the mindset shifts that help you keep showing up—even when you don't feel like it.If you've been struggling to stay consistent with your workouts, nutrition, or healthy habits, this conversation will challenge the way you think about discipline and give you a fresh perspective on what it really takes to create lasting change.If you liked this video, hit the like and subscribe button so that more videos like this will come your way once we drop them!
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Most fitness businesses struggle to stand out because they focus on workouts instead of building systems that deliver real results for clients. In this video, I take you behind the scenes of a day in my life building a fitness coaching company for women over 40, showing the coaching, operations, content, and strategies that drive the business forward.If you liked this video, hit the like and subscribe button so that more videos like this will come your way once we drop them!
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In this episode of The Macro Hour, Nikkiey Stott explores one of the biggest mindset traps that keeps women chasing happiness through fitness: the belief that reaching a goal will finally make them feel confident, fulfilled, or enough.Whether it's a number on the scale, a clothing size, or a dream physique, it's easy to believe that everything will change once you arrive. But what happens when you get there and the feeling doesn't last?If you've ever found yourself constantly chasing the next milestone or wondering why reaching your goals didn't bring the fulfillment you expected, this episode will challenge the way you think about success and help you build a healthier relationship with both the journey and yourself.If you liked this video, hit the like and subscribe button so that more videos like this will come your way once we drop them!
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In this episode of The Macro Hour, Nikkiey Stott shares why becoming your own health advocate is one of the most important things you can do—especially as you move through your 40s, 50s, and beyond.She breaks down the conversations every woman should be having with her healthcare provider, from hormones and bone density to metabolic and mental health. Nikkiey explains why annual checkups often don't tell the full story and how asking the right questions can help you better understand what's happening inside your body before small issues become bigger ones.If you've ever been told your symptoms are "just part of aging" or left an appointment with more questions than answers, this episode will empower you to take a more proactive approach to your health.If you liked this video, hit the like and subscribe button so that more videos like this will come your way once we drop them!
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Trying to hit your nutrition goals while feeding a family with completely different preferences? You're not alone.In this episode, Nikkiey tackles one of the biggest challenges women face on their fitness journey: staying committed to their health goals without feeling guilty, selfish, or like they have to cook multiple meals every night. She breaks down the mindset shifts that make long-term success possible, practical strategies for simplifying family meals, and how to navigate conversations with loved ones without turning food into a source of tension.If you've ever felt torn between taking care of yourself and taking care of everyone else, this episode will help you create a sustainable approach that supports both your goals and your family life.Tune in to learn how to make healthy eating work in the real world—without guilt, overwhelm, or becoming a short-order cook.If you liked this video, hit the like and subscribe button so that more videos like this will come your way once we drop them!
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In this episode of The Macro Hour, Nikkiey Stott tackles one of the biggest misconceptions in fitness: that more is always better.If you've been feeling run down, stuck in a plateau, or frustrated that your hard work isn't translating into results, your body may be asking for recovery—not more workouts.Nikkiey breaks down the importance of deload weeks, how strategic recovery supports muscle growth and long-term progress, and why taking a step back doesn't mean you're falling behind. In fact, it may be exactly what your body needs to move forward.Because recovery isn't a setback—it's part of the process.If you liked this video, hit the like and subscribe button so that more videos like this will come your way once we drop them!
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In this episode of The Macro Hour, Nikkiey Stott sits down with board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon Dr. Rady Rahban for a conversation that challenges the way we think about confidence, beauty, and self-improvement.Why do some women transform their bodies and still feel unhappy? How much of what we see in the mirror is shaped by social media, comparison, and unrealistic expectations? And where does plastic surgery fit into the pursuit of feeling your best?Together, they dive into the deeper psychology behind these questions, offering a refreshing and honest perspective on body image, self-worth, and what true confidence really looks like.Connect with Dr. Rady Rahban: • Podcast: Plastic Surgery Uncensored • Instagram/TikTok: @drradyrahban • Website: www.radyrahban.comIf you liked this video, hit the like and subscribe button so that more videos like this will come your way once we drop them!
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As women get older, nutrition and recovery become even more important for energy, metabolism, and overall health. In this video, I break down 7 supplements women over 40 should consider adding to their routine, including what they help with, how they support your body, and the mistakes to avoid when choosing supplements. You’ll learn what actually matters, what’s overhyped, and how to support healthy aging in a simple and sustainable way. f you liked this video, hit the like and subscribe button so that more videos like this will come your way once we drop them!
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In this episode of The Macro Hour, Nikkiey Stott breaks down why most fitness programs fail—and it’s not because the program itself is broken. The real issue? Most people start without first taking an honest look at their habits, lifestyle, stress, and patterns.Nikkiey walks through five powerful questions to ask yourself before starting any health or fitness journey, helping you build a plan that actually fits your real life. From overcoming all-or-nothing thinking to defining what success truly means for you, this episode is all about creating sustainable results that last. If you’re tired of starting over, this conversation will help you approach your journey differently.If you liked this video, hit the like and subscribe button so that more videos like this will come your way once we drop them!
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In this eye-opening episode, Nikkiey Stott — co-founder of WarriorBabe and host of The Macro Hour — unpacks one of the most common reasons women stall their fat loss progress: the weekend. She exposes the “I was good all week” mindset and breaks down exactly how just 2–3 days of untracked or carefree eating can completely undo five solid days of discipline. But this episode isn’t just tough love — it’s a guide to getting out of the cycle. Nikkiey shares how to create real balance, avoid the rebound behavior that keeps women stuck, and finally start seeing results that actually stick. If you’re tired of starting over every Monday or wondering why the scale won’t budge, this episode will hit hard — and help you shift for good.
In this raw and real episode, Nikkiey Stott — co-founder of WarriorBabe — unpacks the emotional rollercoaster that happens when women stop dieting after years (or decades) of chasing weight loss. If you’ve ever tied your self-worth to your size, obsessed over the scale, or called yourself “the healthy one” because you’re always on a plan… this one’s going to hit home. Nikkiey dives deep into: Why letting go of the "dieter identity" feels like losing control The emotional detox no one prepares you for What goals to chase after weight loss And how to rebuild your identity around strength, confidence, and freedom — not restriction This episode is a must-listen for any woman who’s ready to stop obsessing over fat loss and start stepping into her power. It’s time to become the woman who’s done dieting — for good. Tune in now.
In this episode of The Macro Hour, Nikkiey Stott dives into the most overlooked and underrated phase of any transformation journey: maintenance. You crushed your fat loss goals. You hit your number. You feel good… But now? The compliments slow down. The scale stops moving. And honestly? You feel kinda meh about it all. Welcome to maintenance — the phase where real discipline begins and where long-term success is either built or lost. In this raw and real episode, Nikkiey breaks down: Why maintenance feels mentally boring (but why that’s actually a GOOD thing) How to deal with the loss of external validation after fat loss The exact markers that show you're crushing the maintenance phase What to focus on instead of the scale And why this phase is where your identity really gets locked in If you’ve ever reached your goal weight and thought, “Now what?”, this episode will give you the clarity and confidence to live in your results — and never start over again. Spoiler: The flex isn’t losing the weight. It’s keeping it off without obsession. Let’s go.
In this episode of The Macro Hour, Nikkiey Stott pulls back the curtain on a truth most women need to hear: your fitness tracker is lying to you. After being at a tech conference in DC, where AI food tracking apps became the hot topic, Nikkiey dives into why relying on calorie burn estimates, smartwatches, and photo-based food tracking is sabotaging real progress. She breaks down the hidden dangers of outsourcing your fitness journey to devices that can’t possibly understand your metabolism, hormones, or habits — especially if you’re a woman over 40. With her signature tough love and science-backed approach, Nikkiey gives you the real markers of progress to track, the mindset shifts to make, and the tools to use without becoming a slave to them. If you’ve ever felt stuck, frustrated, or like your hard work isn’t paying off, this episode will show you exactly why — and what to do instead. Stop letting tech call the shots. Take your power back. Tune in now.
Feeling bloated, sluggish, or like you “fell off” after the Fourth of July weekend? You’re not alone—and you’re not broken. In this episode, Nikkiey is walking you through exactly how to shift out of post-holiday guilt and back into your power. With mindset resets and simple habits to rebuild momentum—you’ll walk away recharged and ready to crush your goals. This isn’t about shame. It’s about strategy. Let’s reset—together.
You’re not lazy—you’re misaligned. In this episode, Nikkiey explores why your habits don’t match your goals, and how vision, identity, and strategy are the real keys to transformation. Discover how to get crystal-clear on who you want to become, start thinking like her, and build personalized systems that support her. Because when those three elements line up—motivation fades away, and consistent action becomes effortless.
In this episode of The Macro Hour, Nikkiey Stott is joined by Alexandrea Elman, a certified health coach and wellness entrepreneur, for a refreshing conversation on self-care, slowing down, and tuning into your body. Together, they explore how a more gentle, intuitive approach to health can lead to meaningful progress—especially in a world that constantly pushes for more. From tips on improving digestion and emotional well-being to the importance of reconnecting with your body’s signals, this conversation is a reminder that your path to wellness doesn’t have to be extreme to be effective. If you’re feeling overwhelmed by the pressure to do it all, this episode is your invitation to slow down, reconnect with yourself, and discover a more sustainable path to wellness.
Are you chasing heavier weights but still not seeing the muscle definition or strength you want? In this fire episode, I’m breaking down why the mind-muscle connection is the most underrated—but powerful—tool in your training. We’ll dive into how tuning into your muscles (instead of ego-lifting) can completely shift your results, protect your joints, and unlock strength you didn’t know you had. I’ll walk you through the science, share real examples, and give you practical tools to apply today. If you’ve ever said “I just don’t feel it where I’m supposed to”—this one’s for you.
You step on the scale, see the number, and instantly feel either proud or defeated. Sound familiar? In this episode, we’re cutting through the noise and exposing the truth behind that number. The scale doesn’t tell you the full story—and most of the time, it’s flat-out lying. We’re diving into the critical difference between weight loss and fat loss, why focusing on the scale alone is a huge mistake, and what actually matters when it comes to transforming your body. If you’re ready to shift your mindset, ditch the obsession with the scale, and start measuring progress the right way—this episode is for you.
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