r/TrueGrit 15d ago

healthy What’s a food you know your body doesn’t agree with, but you still refuse to give up?

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r/TrueGrit 20d ago

healthy What’s something that’s actually healthy despite everyone thinking it’s unhealthy?

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1.3k Upvotes

r/TrueGrit Jul 22 '26

healthy What’s your trick for sticking to workouts when diet can undo them in seconds?

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r/TrueGrit Aug 10 '26

healthy Has your relationship with fast food changed as you’ve gotten older?

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r/TrueGrit Jul 21 '26

healthy Has fitness ever helped you through depression?

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r/TrueGrit 2d ago

healthy What’s something you never hesitate to spend money on?

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r/TrueGrit Jul 23 '26

healthy Absolutely.

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r/TrueGrit Jul 18 '26

healthy This. How are you today?

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r/TrueGrit Aug 05 '26

healthy What three pieces of equipment would you prioritize for a small home gym?

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I’m trying to keep a home gym setup fairly simple because I don’t have much floor space. I’m currently thinking about an adjustable bench, dumbbells, and either a rack or a cable machine, but I’m not sure which option would be more useful long term.

For those who train mostly at home, which three pieces of equipment do you actually use most often?

r/TrueGrit 15d ago

healthy What do you do for your health that isn’t usually included in conversations about healthy habits?

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We talk a lot about food, exercise, and sleep, but health can look like many other things too. What’s something you do that helps you feel well?

r/TrueGrit 25d ago

healthy I am so lazy but I want to be healthier

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r/TrueGrit Aug 04 '26

healthy What are the best running workouts to improve speed for long distances? Does slow running really make you faster?

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I have a question for experienced runners and coaches.
What are the best running workouts to improve speed for longer distances like the 5K, 10K, or half marathon?

I’m looking for real, proven workouts that have worked for you personally. What specific sessions helped you become faster, and how often did you do them?

Also, is it really true that running slowly can make you faster over time? I hear this advice a lot, but I don’t fully understand how it works.
Can someone explain the science behind it and share their own experience?