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Mind Pump · August 12, 2026 · 1h 35m

2921: Your FAT LOSS Stalled ! How Do You Fix it?

In this episode of Mind Pump, Sal, Adam, and Justin break down why fat loss progress can stop and outline four strategies to get it moving again without the default response of cutting calories or adding more cardio. The conversation covers short mini bulks or reverse dieting, adjustments to cardio, carb cycling, and shifting focus from fat loss toward performance. The hosts also discuss muscle building's role in fat loss, red light therapy for skin, and why gyms are becoming more social. The episode closes with live coaching calls from three listeners covering progress updates, rebuilding athleticism while losing body fat, and returning to training after pregnancy.

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Highlights

Four Strategies to Break a Fat Loss Plateau00:02:18
Sal, Adam, and Justin outline four approaches to restart fat loss when progress stalls.
Mini Bulks and Reverse Dieting00:08:05
A short mini bulk or reverse diet can be one of the most effective ways to break a fat loss plateau.
Adjusting Cardio for Fat Loss Plateaus00:13:26
Adding or reducing cardio can help break a fat loss stall depending on the person's current situation.
Carb Cycling as a Fat Loss Tool00:16:42
Carb cycling is discussed as a tool that can help get fat loss moving again.
Shift Focus From Fat Loss to Performance00:19:50
Switching the focus from fat loss to performance can provide both physical and psychological benefits.
Building Muscle Supports Fat Loss00:23:50
The hosts discuss how building muscle can affect fat loss efforts.
Red Light Therapy as a Skin Health Intervention00:30:49
The hosts discuss red light therapy in relation to healthier-looking skin.
Gyms Are Becoming More Social00:33:55
The hosts discuss why gyms are becoming more social and the growing importance of community and social connection.

Misc

The episode includes live coaching calls with Amber from Texas, Chase from Arizona, and Ashley from Texas.
The show notes reference a segment about a 16-year-old lifeguard who saved a child.
Big-wave surfing is discussed among the episode's topics.
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