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Episode 337: Q&A: Do You Really Need to Lift Weights to Lose Fat? The Truth About Strength Training & Fat Loss (Fit Girl Fall)

Q&A: Is It A Myth That You Need To Lift Heavy Weights To Get Lean? (Fit Girl Fall)

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On today’s episode as part of the Fit Girl Fall series, I’m sitting down to discuss a question submitted by our amazing listener Abbey on the benefits and drawbacks of traditional weight lifting versus a la carte fitness classes.

We all know that using progressive overload as a technique when lifting weights allows your muscles to be challenged so you can see the results you want – but what happens when you do a la carte fitness classes such as Peloton Strength workouts? Do these workouts impact your results even if you enjoy them or they are convenient?

Today’s episode is going to address two things. First, is it a myth that you need to lift heavy weights to get lean and lose body fat? And secondly, I discuss the benefits and drawbacks of traditional weight lifting versus one-time classes such as Peloton Strength and Orangetheory so you know how to choose the right training style for your goals, schedule and fitness level.

If you’re looking to not just lose weight but reshape your body, this episode is going to help you figure out if what you’re doing is enough for the results you want to see.

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