<p>Dane Palarino is a fitness transformation coach, bodybuilder, and founder of Dad Bod Sculptors — a men&#39;s health platform dedicated to helping men over 35 reclaim their health, confidence, and identity through nutrition and training.</p><p>Most men trying to get fit believe the problem is that they&#39;re not training hard enough. They sign up for group classes, burn 800 calories a session, and come home feeling like they&#39;ve earned the right to eat whatever they want. But here&#39;s the thing: your body doesn&#39;t care how hard you trained. If you&#39;re fuelling it with alcohol, processed food, and late-night sugar, it&#39;s in permanent defence mode — and you simply cannot build muscle or lose fat in defence mode. Brad learned this the hard way at 41, when a pre-contest photo stopped him cold and forced him to confront the reality that three years of hard training had done almost nothing because his nutrition was destroying everything.</p><p>Expect to learn why men over 35 experience a dramatic hormonal shift that makes traditional training approaches ineffective, how alcohol functions as a neurotoxin that immediately shuts down your body&#39;s ability to play offence, why you cannot out-train a bad diet no matter how many calories you burn in the gym, what the real connection is between poor nutrition and mood, aggression, and relationship breakdown, how sugar hijacks your brain&#39;s reward system so completely that even world-class discipline can collapse in one meal, why most men delay starting their health journey and the exact mindset shift that makes starting feel possible, how to use micro goals — winning the next meal instead of the next six months — to build momentum without overwhelm, why getting healthy is an act of service to the people you love, not just a personal goal, and much more.</p><p>This conversation will challenge every excuse you&#39;ve been holding onto about why now isn&#39;t the right time to change.</p><p><br></p><p>Follow Dane:Instagram: @dadbod_sculptorsYouTube: Dad Bod SculptorsWebsite: dadbodsculptors.com</p><p><br></p>