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In today’s episode Rubes is diving into a big muscle gain Q & A! A couple of weeks ago she asked you to submit any questions you have after the most recent muscle gain episodes and today she is unpacking it all. She answers questions such as; should I be at a certain body fat percentage before pursuing muscle gain, is there such thing as too much protein in a muscle gain phase, is cardio ruining my gains and is working out at home enough to build muscle. Tune in to find out! Follow Eat Like Ruby → https://www.instagram.com/eat_like_ruby/ Start training with us 🍑 https://eatlikeruby.com.au/ If you loved this episode, please 🍫 Share to your IG stories & tag eat_like_ruby 🍔 Subscribe, rate & review on Apple podcast or Spotify! For advertising opportunities, please contact 📧 podcast@eatlikeruby.com.au DISCLAIMER The Eat Like Ruby podcast is not a substitute for professional medical or dietary advice. The advice given in this episode is general in nature and should not be used to treat any medical conditions, health conditions, illnesses, injuries and/or any nutrition related conditions, deficiencies or similar. This podcast is not to be used as, or in place of, medical advice or dietary advice. Please consult your health care professional before implementing any of the advice, information or protocols discussed in this episode.

Today Rubes is chatting flexible training and more specifically, how to use our knowledge of deload weeks to ensure we keep progressing towards our goals, while remaining flexible and adaptable to what is going on in life. Rubes gives a recap on deload weeks and applies this info to real life examples of when a deload can be super beneficial to keep us on track with our training goals. Follow Eat Like Ruby → https://www.instagram.com/eat_like_ruby/ Start training with us 🍑 https://eatlikeruby.com.au/ If you loved this episode, please 🍫 Share to your IG stories & tag eat_like_ruby 🍔 Subscribe, rate & review on Apple podcast or Spotify! For advertising opportunities, please contact 📧 podcast@eatlikeruby.com.au DISCLAIMER The Eat Like Ruby podcast is not a substitute for professional medical or dietary advice. The advice given in this episode is general in nature and should not be used to treat any medical conditions, health conditions, illnesses, injuries and/or any nutrition related conditions, deficiencies or similar. This podcast is not to be used as, or in place of, medical advice or dietary advice. Please consult your health care professional before implementing any of the advice, information or protocols discussed in this episode.

In today’s episode Rubes is speaking to a common statement that can be thrown around once someone has calculated their macro targets and starts to work towards them of “I can’t eat that much.” Whether you are in a deficit or surplus and having this thought, today’s episode will help you move past this so that you can go after the targets that are specifically designed for you and your goals. Follow Eat Like Ruby → https://www.instagram.com/eat_like_ruby/ Join the Fat Loss Phase; 🍏 https://eat-like-ruby.mykajabi.com/the-fat-loss-phase If you loved this episode, please; 🍑 Share to your IG stories & tag eat_like_ruby 🍔 Subscribe, rate & review on Apple podcast or Spotify! For advertising opportunities, please contact; 📧 podcast@eatlikeruby.com.au DISCLAIMER The Eat Like Ruby podcast is not a substitute for professional medical or dietary advice. The advice given in this episode is general in nature and should not be used to treat any medical conditions, health conditions, illnesses, injuries and/or any nutrition related conditions, deficiencies or similar. This podcast is not to be used as, or in place of, medical advice or dietary advice. Please consult your health care professional before implementing any of the advice, information or protocols discussed in this episode.

Today Rubes is going into detail to answer the question - “What should my macros be?!” Rubes breaks down what targets to aim for, how to ensure you have a flexible diet while tracking macros, optimal amounts for progressing towards specific goals and applying this information to a deficit and a surplus. If you are beginner just learning about flexible dieting or an OG that is wondering if there is more you can be doing, this episode is for you. Follow Eat Like Ruby → https://www.instagram.com/eat_like_ruby/ Join the Fat Loss Phase; 🍏 https://eat-like-ruby.mykajabi.com/the-fat-loss-phase If you loved this episode, please; 🍑 Share to your IG stories & tag eat_like_ruby 🍔 Subscribe, rate & review on Apple podcast or Spotify! For advertising opportunities, please contact; 📧 podcast@eatlikeruby.com.au DISCLAIMER The Eat Like Ruby podcast is not a substitute for professional medical or dietary advice. The advice given in this episode is general in nature and should not be used to treat any medical conditions, health conditions, illnesses, injuries and/or any nutrition related conditions, deficiencies or similar. This podcast is not to be used as, or in place of, medical advice or dietary advice. Please consult your health care professional before implementing any of the advice, information or protocols discussed in this episode.

In today's episode Rubes is bringing you Part 2 of Do I need a surplus to gain muscle! In this episode Rubes takes all of the information from Wednesday's episode and breaks down how to apply this to your own nutrition and training. Follow Eat Like Ruby → https://www.instagram.com/eat_like_ruby/ Join the Fat Loss Phase; 🍏 https://eat-like-ruby.mykajabi.com/the-fat-loss-phase [https://eat-like-ruby.mykajabi.com/the-fat-loss-phase] If you loved this episode, please; 🍑 Share to your IG stories & tag eat_like_ruby 🍔 Subscribe, rate & review on Apple podcast or Spotify! For advertising opportunities, please contact; 📧 podcast@eatlikeruby.com.au DISCLAIMER The Eat Like Ruby podcast is not a substitute for professional medical or dietary advice. The advice given in this episode is general in nature and should not be used to treat any medical conditions, health conditions, illnesses, injuries and/or any nutrition related conditions, deficiencies or similar. This podcast is not to be used as, or in place of, medical advice or dietary advice. Please consult your health care professional before implementing any of the advice, information or protocols discussed in this episode.