Hi Joey, thank you for the tips and tricks in the video, I’m really excited to get this started! So much good stuff in it - love that it has iodine too!

Amazing, you are the GOAT! 🐐💪🏼

That food looks the business!🍅🥕🍲Wishing you comfort, courage and a full recovery. You are in my thoughts ❤️

Joey A. Thank you so much for giving him a starting point. Will keep you posted! 💪🏼

Joey A. He’s 45 with no joint issues and he’s very thin

Hi Joey, Thanks so much for getting back to me so quickly. To answer your question: yes, he has full doctor's clearance for exercise. His cardiologist and doctor have confirmed his heart is structurally normal and healthy, and they have actually encouraged him to exercise—the barrier is entirely the psychological anxiety caused by the sensations. For a bit more context:

The Goal: To slowly desensitize his nervous system to an elevated heart rate and movement, rebuilding trust in his body.

Current Baseline: Right now, even a short walk can trigger anxiety if he feels a thud.

Preferences: He responds best to very gentle, controlled, and grounding movements where he doesn't feel rushed or out of breath. Short, bite-sized sessions (even 5–10 minutes) would be perfect to start with so he can get a "win" without triggering a panic response.

With that in mind, are there any specific low-intensity, mobility, or restorative sessions in your library you'd recommend he start with?Thank you again,

Joey Atlas Hi Joey, I’ve done the Midriff Makeover Abs Core cardio Combo Session 1 a couple of times so far…

Thanks Joey. Main areas of focus - 1. shrink my pooch belly, 2. round my glutes and 3. sculpt my shoulders and arms for improved strength and definition/tone. I also have left rib flare so would love to do some core integration exercises to retrain my ribs to stay stacked over my pelvis.