So we are no longer shilling SARMS/Juice and size but peptides and the new fitness trend going back to being skinny I see…

The audacity to call these sad carrot slabs "buns" is INSANE 💀 She quite literally already only eats 70 cal bagels and rice cakes as her carbs in place of bread. He's aware she has an audience of young girls, yet continues to promote to most disordered shit while actively heavily editing her waist in almost every post.

He’s still going !! Shilling his challenges. Even as he ends up in hospital with heart problems from steroid usage, and always posts about his terrible mental health, tremors, etc.

Plus it’s clearly obvious that a man who is as lean as him month on month…. Only for the last two years…. Is just pumping the peptides.

But sure - buy his program! His method has been ‘great’ for his health !

Pic in comments - looking like a dried up old prune and very unhappy 😔 for some reason idk why.

I might have missed something, but did she leave FBF?? 👀👀

Also I’m feeling a bit conflicted about if she’s actually fit model, especially as lean as she is. Its not about her, but more a concern of mine that she is too hard, striated, lean, for this division and that by rewarding it, we just see every division continue to get more muscular, lean, etc. This is a division that is more meant for folks with the genetics that run smaller, less muscular. I think if you mess with those genetics by adding in PEDs it makes it so much more complicated to truly understand what your genetics are. I don’t blame her, a lot of it was pushed on her at a young and impressionable age and it’s not fully her fault.

Used to love Whitney and still do, but it seems like since the day she got pregnant she’s turned into a mommy vlogger. I can’t remember the last video she posted that was actually useful gym info. And I understand it’s hard to get back into it after such a life altering change, but all her videos on how she has “no motivation” and never wants to go to the gym anymore are just not… well.. motivating! It kinda feels like she’s clinging onto it because she knows it’s how she makes a living and can’t lose her brand deals.

She hinted she’s saying goodbye to something she’s invested a lot in and starting her own thing.

That’s it they’re cringe as hell💀💀 BE A WOLF 🐺 😤💯💯💯

Hope and Matthew’s dating timing?
Has anyone else noticed how Hope Sgro and Matthew Scriv seem to start dating someone around the same time? Whenever one starts talking about dating, the other seems to follow. Coincidence, or has anyone else noticed?

Also, am I the only one finding Katelyn’s content boring lately?

she has never had this accent until recently? fortunately her content doesn’t show up a lot but what. and it’s on a clavicular video.

I think this is a lie, similar to Julia Ernst lying about FSU. Curious to hear opinions

What in the fitness influencer to trad wife pipeline is this? She does know that cows aren’t really pets.. right?

Dude just saw this and thought it was gross. Also just beef and nothing else? Clearly EDs are going crazy right now and I hate it. Feels like everyone is on ozempic and this is why they eat these terrible meals.

I’m sorry I found this rly funny

These things follow her everywhere she goes. Dangerous meanie men trying to rob her or worse.

The influencer-to-wellness-author pipeline deserves closer scrutiny.
“Heal Your Gut, Balance Your Hormones” is an ambitious title, particularly when the author’s formal qualifications, scientific training, and relevant medical credentials are unclear ( non-existent)
Fitness influencers can offer valuable personal perspectives, but a large following, a particular physique, or an individual wellness journey does not necessarily qualify someone to explain complex physiological processes or provide health guidance.
Gut health and hormonal regulation are legitimate medical and scientific fields involving complex mechanisms, substantial individual variation, and an evolving body of research. Terms such as “heal” and “balance” can sound reassuring, but they should not substitute for precise, evidence-based explanations or imply expertise in gastroenterology or endocrinology.
Conducting personal research can be useful, but reading studies alone does not establish the ability to evaluate evidence, understand its limitations, or translate it responsibly into health advice.
The concern is not that influencers write books. It is that they may present themselves as authorities on subjects that require specialized expertise, while readers may have difficulty distinguishing evidence-based medicine from a persuasive wellness narrative.
A social-media following, an attractive cover, and the words “gut” and “hormones” in a title should not be mistaken for medical authority. 😡

After watching her recent videos centered around food I decided to count her calories based on what I know she eats to the best of my ability lol. If you can’t tell yet I’m clearly bored but would like it if someone could check this too and tell me if I calculated accurately. Eating under 1,200 is just not sustainable so hopefully I’m wrong.

1st meal: Royo bagel + ~130g fage 0% yogurt = ~140 calories

2nd meal: 1 serving good culture cottage cheese + 1 hard boiled egg + honey= ~170 calories

3rd meal: 1 serving chicken breast + Greek yogurt sauce + crinkle cut sweet potato fries = ~285 calories

4th meal: ~215 calories

5th meal: 1 serving good culture cottage cheese + ~0.5 serving PB Fit + ~0.5 serving drizzalicious = 155 calories

6th meal: chocolate protein creami= ~150 calories

Total= ~1,115

Has anyone else had a bad experience with Coached by M / Madeleine Boyce? (Maddieboyce on IG)

My experience has been pretty shocking, and my friend has had issues too, even bawling her eyes out to me about how hard her experience with Madeleine was and how Madeleine shrugged her off and didn’t care when she raised concerns.

The “personalised” coaching felt like generic programs and meal plans, with automated copy-paste check-ins rather than any actual support, those emails and text messages that are automated are more annoying than anything as it shows how little effort she’s actually putting in. Outside activities weren’t even properly considered when putting the training program together (more like weren’t considered at all) and I didn’t feel there was much care for clients’ mental health either.

The part that really raised eyebrows for me was my friend being quoted $40 MORE per week than me for the Exact. Same. Thing. which she understood was because she was a larger girl.

I’ve also had issues with payments and cancellation, including payments I still don’t believe I’d authorised but honestly just speaks to her greed and lack of care for the actual client.

Honestly, for a service that sells itself on personalised coaching and support, my review of the experience was the complete opposite. I’d be very cautious before signing up and would HIGHLY recommend looking elsewhere. I wish I had someone to warn me. Make sure you read the T&Cs carefully and get EVERYTHING in writing. She WILL try and coax you into signing the terms and conditions without reviewing, this was the first red flag but unfortunately I still fell for it.

i personally think wolfpak as a brand is dumb and i don’t have any interest in them, but these ads make me want to buy from them even less lmaoooo💀💀

no.. its not normal to immediately prioritize going to the grocery store after you run out of lettuce. it shouldnt even take an hour to make dinner and a snack for later. NO being fit isnt a full time job you can be fit and still eat fast food and not spending your entire day thinking about food

A whole video on how his daughter hates him and she’s a “little mother fucker”…but let’s fly her business class in her own suit. CRINGGGGGGEEEEEEEEEE

Is she also leaving? What is going on?