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Consistency Is The Holy Grail In Your Fitness Journey

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February 11, 2025

For fitness and nutrition coach Raj Ganpath, the way to a fitter you lies in sticking to your health routines diligently

- Mahalakshmi Prabhakaran

When it comes to doling out fitness advice, Raj Ganpath, fitness & nutrition coach and co-founder of fitness coaching company, The Quad in Chennai, prefers to keep it really simple. This philosophy of his is quite evident in the content he regularly posts on Instagram. And now, he takes it a step further by writing a book—unsurprisingly named—Simple, Not Easy. The book, in 100 short chapters, covers almost every topic related to fitness including nutrition, movement, stress and sleep. As someone who has been in the fitness industry for over 15 years, the idea of writing a big fat tome that contained all the 'gyan' he knew may have seemed tempting, but "having worked with people over the years, what I realized is, people don't need a biochemistry textbook. What people are looking for is a book that will make fitness accessible to them," explains Ganpath about why he chose to pare his exhaustive fitness know-how down to the basics. "I want this book to be something that anyone can pick up and read and treat it like a companion," the 41-year-old says, sitting down for an interview with Mint. Edited excerpts:

What does it entail to be a fitness coach in a time of excess health-related information?

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