The Habits Behind Our Results EP65

How to cope being in a calorie deficit EP70

Ever wondered how people actually stick to a calorie deficit? This week, Aimee and Emma discuss the realities of dieting, dealing with cravings, staying motivated, and finding what works for you. A relatable chat packed with tips and real-life experiences.

Mini series: Week 1 of 6 into our cut EP2

We run through all the highs and lows of week 1 into our 6 week cut. The struggles, what we thought was easy, and how we are set to navigate week 2.

Where to start if you're starting your journey 35+ EP69

Emma and Aimee discuss where they would start and why they would start there if they were aged 35+.  We've tried and tested so many theories, and this one came out on top.  Listen in to find out the best thing to do.

Mini series: Our 6 week cut journey EP 1

Join Aimee & her client Alyshia on a 6 week cut. We discuss what we think we are going to find hard, how we are going to navigate those situations and what we are looking forward to. If you're looking at doing a cut and you want to find out how we do - we will be dropping a mini.series of podcasts, plus we will be documenting it all on social media. @youvegotthisfitness. See you there!

Why everything feels harder 35+ EP68

On the podcast this week, Aimee and Emma unpack why everything around food, nutrition, and health can feel so much harder once you hit your mid-30s and beyond. This season of life often looks very different to your 20s — you’re building careers, raising children, supporting partners, carrying the mental load of a household, and sometimes beginning to care for aging parents too. Add in changing hormones, less time, more stress, poorer sleep, and the pressure to ‘do it all,’ and it’s no surprise that eating well can start to feel overwhelming instead of simple. In this conversation, they explore the reality of trying to look after yourself while constantly looking after everyone else — and why the answer isn’t more restriction, guilt, or perfection. It’s about finding realistic nutrition, more self-compassion, and habits that actually support the life you’re living now