If you get the swiftie reference, you gotta let me know in the comments! 😂
🎥 This clip was pulled from a coaching call inside @milesmusclesmagic
But on the real, I hear it all the time…
“Ten weeks is too long!”
Excuse me queen, compared to what!?
Another year of starting over? Another round of losing weight and gaining it back?
💥 Building muscle takes time. Changing your body takes time. And in the grand scheme of things, ten weeks is not that long at all!
It feels long while you are in it. Then you look back and realize it went fast… and you’ll wonder why you didn’t do it sooner.
Save this as a reminder or share it with someone who is ready to stop rushing and actually get somewhere! LE’ GOOO! 💚🌱
#plantbased #vegancoach #swifties #fitnesscoach #fatlossjourney
From my own experience in fitness coaching, I can tell you that the idea of 'how long it takes to put on muscle' is one of the most common questions and frustrations people face. The truth is, building muscle and making lasting changes to your body is a slow process, but that’s exactly why a solid timeframe like ten weeks is both realistic and powerful. I’ve seen many clients get impatient and want dramatic results overnight, but this often leads to burnout or falling back into old habits. What helped them most was embracing the mindset that change doesn’t happen instantly — but by trusting the process, stretching out the timeline, and focusing on consistent effort, they began to see real, sustainable progress. The phrase "in the grand scheme of things, it's not that long" really resonated with me. When you’re in the thick of working out and dieting for several weeks, it may feel endless. But once you reflect back, ten weeks feels like it flew by, and the results speak for themselves. This perspective shift helped many break the cycle of "starting over again" and gave them the motivation to keep pushing forward. If you’re someone who tends to rush through fitness goals or loses hope too soon, consider using this ten-week timeframe as a commitment to yourself. Track your progress weekly, celebrate small wins, and remind yourself that muscles don’t grow overnight — they develop secretly and steadily, much like a slow-building melody in your favorite Taylor Swift song. Also, incorporating plant-based nutrition strategies, as many vegan coaches suggest, can support recovery and muscle growth efficiently when paired with a structured fitness plan. The hashtags like #plantbased and #vegancoach hint at a growing trend where nutrition plays a key role in fat loss and muscle gain during this period. Ultimately, patience combined with smart training is your best approach. Ten weeks is a manageable and meaningful chunk of time to invest in your fat loss journey or muscle-building goals — and once you reach that point, you’ll likely find yourself energized and inspired to continue your transformation further.













