64. (Most Popular Re-Release!) The Body Type Series: Intro to Somatotypes and the Ectomorph Body Type

by megan dahlman

August 11, 2020

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The Body Type Series: Intro to Somatotypes and the Ectomorph Body Type

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[Most Popular Re-Release!] There's something in us that craves to be understood...to be known for what makes us different and unique. It's why we flock to personality and DNA testing. We delight in knowing that God created us with a specific design.

In these next 3 episodes we'll be exploring the different "somatotypes" and learning more about how we all bear God's likeness in a unique and beautiful way.

On today's episode, discover the Ectomorph Body Type. An Ectomorph is naturally slender with thin limbs. They excel at endurance sports, but often struggle to build muscle mass and feel truly strong.

You're going to learn all about:

healthy vs. unhealthy ectomorphs,
ectomorph hybrids,
and how to eat and train as an ectomorph to maximize your unique potential.

MORE RESOURCES:

Genesis 1:27
[Article] Eating Right for Your Body Type
Ectomorph Meal Plan

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Trainer, nutrition coach, and Christian mom — in a culture that’s obsessed with “gym-selfies” and a number on the scale, I’m passionate about helping moms discover what it feels like to actually love their bodies and thrive in them.