This week, we welcome Shaun Hadsall, “The Ripped Grandpa,” to The Positive Polarity Podcast. In this episode, we dive into the essential health tips for getting lean, focusing on how to prioritize your health and wellness in the face of life’s challenges. We explore practical strategies for maintaining a balanced life, effective workouts, and staying accountable to your fitness goals. Join Dave and Shaun as we share inspiring stories and actionable steps to support your journey toward a healthier, stronger you, no matter your age.
Bio:
Fitness saved my life when I placed 1st Runner-Up Grand Champion in the world-renowned Body-for-Life® transformation contest with over 23,000 contestants over 2 decades ago.
Since that time, I’ve received national recognition, written 3 online best-selling diet e-books, and served as CMO of a $100M+ per year company, BioTrust Nutrition®.
I’ve made it my life’s mission to mentor, coach, and guide over 10,000+ entrepreneurs and high-achievers to hit the bullseye on their peak performance (in the bedroom and boardroom), hormone-optimization, and body composition.
I’m currently the CEO and Founder of the Get Lean After 40™ community, Beyond 40® Nutritional Supplements, and the newly created Beach Body Executive™.
My portfolio & results:
📚 Best-Selling Author: Over 512,000 diet and exercise e-books sold and counting
🏆 World-Renowned Body-for-Life® 1st Runner-Up Grand Champion
👴 Voted “Most-Fit” Health Professional Over 50 by industry leading Club Solutions
🦸🏼♂️ WNSO Fitness Model
🎥 136k YouTube Subs
🎖 Featured in and on ESPN, Oxygen Magazine, and once famous Muscle Media
👑 Proud Grandpa of 10
If you want to know how I personally maintain abs year-round, using my 3-Step Hormone Optimizing Solution, grab a copy of my OVER-40 Hormone Reset Diet:
→ GO HERE: https://gl12.net/hrdshli.
Get In Touch:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaunhadsall/
https://www.instagram.com/therippedgrandpa/?hl=en
https://rippedgrandpa.com/rg.php?v23
Tip of the week:
Stop chasing quick fixes…Approach it as a lifestyle.
