18-03-2024
YLF 140: Music, Fist Bumps, Food and More with Amanda
Welcome to episode 140 of the Your Level Fitness Podcast with your host, Daryl Perry! This week, Daryl is joined by Amanda for a fascinating conversation that covers a wide range of topics.
Daryl and Amanda kick off the episode by diving into Amanda's passion for the Toronto Raptors basketball team, reminiscing about the early days of being a fan and sharing favorite memories of players like Chris Bosh, Jose Calderon, and Damon Stoudemire.
The conversation then transitions to music, with Amanda sharing her love for early 2000s hits from artists like Eminem, Boys II Men, and Shaggy. They also discuss their experiences attending concerts and the timeless appeal of 90s country music.
Switching gears, Daryl and Amanda delve into Amanda's reading habits, including her love for books and the challenges of finding time to read amidst a busy schedule. They touch on the idea of joining book clubs and the benefits of audiobooks for personal development.
As they move into the topic of fitness, Amanda shares her unique approach to fostering community through her "See a Bump, Send a Bump" initiative, which involves spreading positivity through fist bumps, both in person and on social media.
The conversation then shifts to Amanda's journey with bariatric surgery and how it has transformed her relationship with food. Amanda opens up about the emotional and psychological aspects of the surgery, emphasizing the importance of research, support, and self-awareness throughout the process.
Finally, Daryl and Amanda offer valuable advice for individuals considering starting their fitness journey or exploring bariatric surgery. They stress the significance of doing thorough research, seeking professional guidance, and maintaining accountability post-surgery.
Don't miss this insightful and inspiring conversation with Amanda on episode 140 of the Your Level Fitness Podcast! Be sure to connect with Amanda on Instagram and stay tuned for more engaging discussions in future episodes.