4 Tips for Starting a Fitness Journey During the Busy Months | Ep. 71

In this episode of The WarriorBabe Show, Nikkiey tackles the belief that longer gym sessions produce better results - and explains why the science says the exact opposite for women training to build muscle and lose fat.‍She breaks down why your hormones actually start working against you after the 60-minute mark (cortisol rises, testosterone and growth hormone drop), the three biggest time wasters inflating your sessions without adding results, and what a focused, efficient 45-minute workout actually looks like from warmup to cool down - including exact set counts, rest periods, and exercise structure.‍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!

Join Nikkiey Stott, co-founder of WarriorBabe, in this episode of The Macro Hour as we debunk the myth that lifting weights will make women bulky. Learn about the science behind muscle growth, the benefits of strength training, and why women are less likely to gain excessive muscle mass. Discover how lifting weights can help you achieve a toned, lean physique, boost your metabolism, and improve your overall health and confidence.Tune in for expert insights that will empower you to embrace strength training. Subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with friends who need this valuable information.

Ever thought about the long game in your health journey? 🚀These strength training insights in this bonus episode of the Macro Hour features all the highlights from Nikkiey during Season One 💪It’s time to pivot, to do something different. The path you choose today isn't just about now; it’s about setting the stage for your 70s, 80s, and beyond. What we do in our present has a ripple effect on our future selves.Decide to shift gears. Whether it’s switching up your routine, focusing more on nutrition, or just taking that first step towards a healthier lifestyle, it’s crucial. It's not just about looking good; it's about sustainable, long-term well-being.Every choice you make is a building block for your future. What you decide now will echo into the decades ahead. Let's make those years count!Join the movement that's redefining what strength looks like after 40. It's time to unleash your inner WarriorBabe!

In this episode of The Macro Hour, Nikkiey Stott breaks down why intermittent fasting might not be the best approach for those focused on building muscle. While IF is popular for fat loss and metabolic health, it can limit the nutrient availability and calories necessary to optimize muscle growth. She dives into the science of muscle protein synthesis, the importance of nutrient timing, and why consistent fueling is key for muscle repair and development.If you're serious about putting on muscle but feel like intermittent fasting is holding you back, this episode will help you understand what your body truly needs to succeed. Tune in for science-backed strategies and expert insights on how to tweak your nutrition for better results.

Explore Episode 44 as we discuss a common annoyance: cellulite!In this episode we're disclosing the raw information for permanently eradicating cellulite. Prepare yourself for some straightforward guidance and useful suggestions that will enable you to restore your confidence and enjoy your skin.Let cellulite go; it's time to take charge of your body and feel beautiful from the inside out. Discover the keys to smoother, healthier-looking skin by watching right away!

Fitness isn’t meant to stay the same forever—and neither are you. In this raw and personal episode, I’m opening up about how my training has shifted in this season of life. From heavy lifting to slower, more intentional movement like yoga and walking, I’m learning to listen to my body in a whole new way. This episode is for the woman who feels her body craving something different—but is wrestling with the guilt of doing less. You’ll hear how I’m navigating that, what this evolution is teaching me, and why stepping back doesn’t mean losing progress. It might just mean you’re growing.