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Lift Like a Girl by Nia Shanks — WisdomDeck honest review
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Lift Like a Girl

by Nia Shanks

A sane, anti-diet-culture approach to strength training for women: simple programs, body respect, no punishment. Refreshing.

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you want fitness without the self-loathing.

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you want aggressive fat-loss programming.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Train to be capable.
  2. Simple, consistent.
  3. Respect your body.

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Read the chapter on reframing why you train.

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Strength without punishment.

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