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Post-Bariatric Women 35–55: Here’s How to Kill Regain, Build Real Muscle, and Finally Look Like You Lift (In 90 Minutes, On Me)

No 600-calorie meal plans. No program-hopping. And you don’t have to quit your life, your weekends, or your job to do it.

Wednesday, May 13th. 7PM EST

Wednesday, May 13th

7:00 PM EST

Only 100 Spots

Free Live Workshop

Rob DiMedio

Founder of Busy Bariatrics

HERE’S JUST A FRACTION OF WHAT
YOU’LL LEARN iN THIS FREE WEBINAR:

HERE’S JUST A FRACTION OF WHAT YOU’LL LEARN ON
THIS FREE WEBINAR:

The Muscle Priority Protocol

Why "Eat Less, Walk More" Is the Fastest Path Back to Regain After Surgery

Enemy/Problem: Cardio-first post-op plans that burn through the muscle you can’t afford to lose.

Stacy, 40s — Lost the final 30 pounds post-op after switching from cardio-first to muscle-first in 4 months.

The Reverse Restriction Method

Why the 1,200-Calorie Meal Plan Is Quietly Destroying Your Metabolism

Enemy/Problem: Chronic under-eating, GLP-1 under-fueling, and protein floors that are 40 grams too low.

Ashley, 40s — Brought calories up from 1,200 to 1,800, dropped 30 minutes off her half marathon, and body-composed through thyroid treatment in 8 weeks.

The Weekend-Proof Calendar Code

Why Your Weekends Are a Calendar Problem, Not a Willpower Problem

Enemy/Problem: Monday-through-Thursday discipline that has no Saturday-and-Sunday system behind it.

Taryl, 40s — Stay-at-home mom of seven, homeschooling, lost 100+ pounds post-op while running the exact calendar system taught in this workshop.

Check YES if any of these describe you:

You’re 6 months to 5+ years post-bariatric surgery and want to keep the weight off for life, not just for a year.

You’re doing everything right Monday through Thursday and losing the plot every Friday night, Saturday, and Sunday.

You’re tired of program-hopping between commercial diets, GLP-1 protocols, "eat clean" hacks, and extreme restriction cycles.

You want to look like you actually work out, not just look like a smaller version of who you were before surgery.

You’re ready for a system built by bariatric coaches who’ve had surgery themselves and know where you actually are.

ABOUT YOUR HOST

I’m Rob DiMedio, founder of Busy Bariatrics.

If you’re a post-op woman over 35 who feels like she’s been handed the wrong formula and blamed for it not working, I’ve been where you are.

On paper, I should have been a cautionary tale.

I’m a full-time high school history teacher, head football coach, and former administrator. I had bariatric surgery over five years ago and lost 150 pounds. Most bariatric patients don’t maintain that kind of loss long-term.

I did. And then I intentionally gained 50 pounds back in a muscle-building phase and lost it again, just to prove to myself and my clients that I know how to coach through regain, not just around it.

Here’s the part most people skip.

In year two and three post-op, I went through the exact same thing you’re going through. I was walking. I was eating "clean." I was following every rule I’d been given.

And I was watching the weight come back.

I built The BUSY Method to fix my own bariatric journey first. Then I turned it into a full coaching system. I’ve now coached over 100 post-op women through it, and my team of coaches have all been through bariatric surgery themselves.

This is not a trainer who read a book about weight loss surgery. This is a coach who had one, lived it, and built the system he wishes someone had built for him.

Tonight, you get it.

SHOW UP LIVE AND GET THIS FREE:

The BUSY Starter Audit
$150 Value — Available ONLY to Live Attendees

A 30-minute personal metabolic and calendar assessment with Rob or a Busy Bariatrics coach.

You get the three highest-leverage fixes you can make in the next 72 hours—pulled from your real data.

Walk away with action steps.
Whether you join the coaching program or not.

The BUSY Method for Post-Bariatric Women 35–55
Wednesday, May 13, 2026 at 7:00 PM EST

Three keys. One system. Built for women who want to keep it off for life.

Save your seat before the room fills.