🤯 Why Most Guys Sabotage Weekends—And How To Fix It

PLUS: Troy’s Shift to a Lifelong Fitness Lifestyle

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TODAY’S LEVEL UP:

  • Coach’s Corner: Why most guys sabotage weekends—and how to fix it

  • Resource Highlight: Troy’s Shift to a Lifelong Fitness Lifestyle

  • Question from Our Readers: “How do I track macros when eating out?”

  • Fit Trivia: Which 80s TV star became a fitness icon with his own workout tapes and signature dance moves?

Why Most Guys Sabotage Weekends—And How To Fix It

Let’s face it, weekends ruin more progress than missed workouts.

Why?

  • No structure = poor decisions

  • More social events = more temptations

  • You let your foot off the gas, thinking, “I deserve a break.”

Here’s how to enjoy the weekend without blowing your progress:

  • Stick to your usual meal timing, especially breakfast

  • Stay hydrated (dehydration mimics hunger)

  • Plan your indulgence, don’t let it turn into a 48-hour binge

  • Get your workouts done early, before distractions pile up

The goal isn’t to be perfect. It’s to be strategic.

FROM RYAN’S DESK

Blaming others is easy. Owning everything is hard. But real men take responsibility for their results, their decisions, and their outcomes. Excuses weaken you; ownership strengthens you. Be the guy who controls his life. That’s where power begins.

Resource Highlight: Troy’s Shift to a Lifelong Fitness Lifestyle

Troy didn’t come to 3M Coaching for a quick fix.
He was ready for something deeper, a lifestyle change.

Before joining, he was “floating through life” with a body and energy level he wasn’t proud of.
Clothes stayed on at the beach, confidence was low, and he knew the years weren’t going to slow down for him.

In just 90 days, Troy:

  • Dropped 12 pounds while adding visible muscle definition

  • Built the confidence to take his shirt off anywhere: beach, yard, or gym

  • Improved sleep, energy, and overall vitality

  • Established a sustainable routine he can follow for life, not just a program timeline

“I wanted it to change my lifestyle so I could do it forever. And you set it up so that it’s very easy to do that. I couldn’t be happier.”

Now, Troy’s transformation isn’t about a number on the scale; it’s about years added to his life and a daily routine that fuels performance.
He’s living proof that it’s never too late to reverse course and build a body you’re proud of.

Question from Our Readers:

“I travel a lot and eat out often. How do I track my macros when I can’t prep meals?”

— Leo, 55, from Atlanta

Great question, Leo. You don’t need to be perfect, just close enough.

Here’s how:

  • Use the “eyeball method”: palm = protein, fist = carbs, thumb = fats

  • Prioritize protein first: grilled meats, eggs, fish, etc.

  • Look up the restaurant menu in advance and plug estimates into your tracker

  • Skip sauces and extras when possible; they hide a lot of calories

It’s not about tracking down to the gram; it’s about staying consistent and avoiding blind spots.

Fit Trivia: Which 80s TV personality became a fitness icon with energetic home workout videos and signature dance-style routines?

Answer: Richard Simmons! Simmons’ “Sweatin’ to the Oldies” tapes brought fun, inclusive fitness into millions of homes, and his personality made him one of the most beloved figures in 80s fitness culture.

Ryan Engel, Intl. Fat Loss Coach

Ryan is a leading fitness coach and one of the most known professionals in the space.

He specializes in Body Recomposition and visual body aesthetics and has reached millions worldwide with his powerful messaging. He brings a unique, non-nonsense, yet sophisticated approach to body change.

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