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5 Reasons Dads Don't Progress

5 Reasons Dads Don't Progress

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 In this episode of the Fifth Dad Club podcast, Travis Jones and Jason Barrett discuss key strategies for dads looking to transform their health and fitness. They emphasize the importance of understanding caloric intake, the role of protein in fat loss, and the need for structured training rather than long workouts. The conversation also highlights the significance of identity over motivation and the necessity of accountability in achieving fitness goals. The hosts provide practical tips and insights to help dads become the best versions of themselves for their families.

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