The Tofu Trainer
đ± I help vegans turn âIâll start again Mondayâ to lean muscle that lasts
đ§ with food they love
đ„ a flexible lifestyle
â±ïž & only 4 hrs/week in the gym
13/08/2026
Most vegan nutrition advice isnât wrong⊠itâs just incomplete đ€·đŒââïž
You hear the headline numbers:
1.6â2.2g protein âïž
âeat in a surplusâ đœïž
âdonât forget carbsâ đ
âŠbut no one explains the bit that actually makes it work.
Thatâs usually why progress feels slow.
Not because youâre doing nothing, but because youâre doing the basics without the context đ§
Once you understand why these things matter,
nutrition stops feeling hard and starts feeling predictable (in a good way) đȘđ»
~ Ro, The Tofu Trainer
Let me just give you some pull up statistics⊠đ
đđ» 20-30% of UK adults can do 1 proper pull up.
đđ» Only 10-20% of that 20-30% are women (so around 3-6% of all UK adult women).
I did 4⊠(discarding the 5th one as a âproperâ pull up) đ
So rising Phoenix, care to elaborate in the comments for all the viewers to read what exactly it was you meant by vegan fatigue? đ
~ Ro, The Tofu Trainer
đŁ Researching this was the hardest research Iâve ever had to do for a post of mine.
Reading old speeches defending slavery (and very obvious racism) and opposing womenâs rights was honestly.. really hard.
The confidence, certainty and the way harmful systems were framed as normal, necessary, and even GOOD đ¶
But what struck me most wasnât just the injustice⊠it was also how familiar the arguments sounded to arguments I handle on the daily đ
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đŒââïž Iâm not comparing people or equating suffering. Slavery and the fight for womenâs rights involved real, devastating human harm that should never ever be minimized.
What Iâm reflecting on is something else:
đđ» How often societies defend what benefits them
đđ» How normal injustice can feel in its own time
đđ» How history has a way of exposing our blind spots
Looking back at those movements gives me hope, because every major moral shift once seemed unrealistic, extreme, or unnecessary.. until it wasnât đ
And because of this pattern in history I truly believe one day weâll look back at the vegan movement through that same lens đ±
~ Ro, The Tofu Trainer
Give this a go⊠let me know what it does for your gym motivation đđ„
~ Ro, The Tofu Trainer
The way there are people demonising oat milk and not batting an eyelid at a literal carcinogenic food is just insane đ„Ž
The way they only mention the plant milks that have rapeseed oil in (when there are so many that donât), but will happily have takeaways and other food with rapeseed oil in it⊠đ
Anything to make them feel better about a movement that they cannot stop from growing I suppose đ€
~ Ro, The Tofu Trainer
đŹ Comment GREEN GAINS below and Iâll send you the link you need đȘđ»
~ Ro, The Tofu Trainer
30/07/2026
Here are 4 of the most common training mistakes I see people make that are silently slowing down your muscle growth đđ»
â Overtraining â more sets â more gains. It just drags out your recovery.
â Chasing DOMS â soreness isnât the goal. If youâre still sore after 72 hrs, youâre missing your next growth window.
â Ego lifting â heavier weights donât count if your formâs not there. Control > momentum.
â Training muscles 1x/week â your muscles are ready to grow again after 48â72 hours. Only training them once? Youâre wasting lots of potential.
These all add up fast â but theyâre easy fixes to make.
~ Ro, The Tofu Trainer
Thereâs a common misconception that veganism is a diet. Thatâs being plant based.
Veganism is closer compared to feminism than it is to vegetarianism. It is a justice movement against non human animal oppression. It does not discriminate against any species of animal, and to be a vegan you cannot harm or exploit (use) other beings for your own benefit, enjoyment, entertainment, or profit.
When people call themselves imperfect vegans, theyâre simply plant based. If youâre âmainly veganâ but will buy new wool clothing or eat honey, thatâs like saying youâre âmainly feministâ but donât always believe in equal rights. Then youâre not feminist are you?
You cannot be vegan for your health or the environment. You can however be plant based for these reasons, but veganism is and has only ever been about them.
~ Ro, The Tofu Trainer
23/07/2026
Most people assume muscle growth is about working harder in the gym đȘđ»
More exercises.
More sets.
More time training.
But thatâs rarely the real problem.
I see this all the time with vegan lifters:
Theyâre consistent, theyâre showing up, and theyâre even getting stronger⊠đ
Yet their physique barely changes.
That usually means one thing đđ»
Your training structure is quietly holding your progress back.
Not effort.
Not genetics.
Not protein.
Just a few mistakes that most people donât even realise theyâre making â ïž
And the frustrating part?
You can spend months or even years stuck there if no one points them out.
The good news is these mistakes are extremely fixable đ±
đ In next weekâs post Iâll be sharing exactly what to change so your training actually starts building muscle.
~ Ro, The Tofu Trainer
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