2827: The 90-Day Nutrition Strategy That Actually Works
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Apr 2, 2026 They explain why nutrition is often harder than training and why one-size-fits-all meal plans fail. They introduce the idea of building plans around existing habits and using anchor meals for reliable choices. They cover real-world hurdles like travel, time, stress, and missed meals and outline a practical 90-day strategy to improve consistency.
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Why Nutrition Is Harder Than Training
- Nutrition is harder than training because behavioral psychology, history, and lifestyle make diets individual and complex.
- Sal explains two identical people can need completely different diets due to behavior, goals, and relationship with food.
Sal's Meal Plan Shift To Build On Habits
- Sal shifted from prescribing strict meal plans to first asking what clients already eat, then layering changes onto existing habits.
- He found clients who followed rigid computer spit-out plans briefly succeeded but couldn't sustain those extreme prescriptions long term.
Why Reverse Dieting Confuses Most People
- Reverse dieting is a common confusion point; clients know they are underfed and overtrained but lack a clear path to increase calories safely.
- Coaches must give structure on how much to add, duration, and expectations to avoid unwanted fat gain.
