This Memorial Day, as we honor those who’ve sacrificed for our freedom, it’s also a time to reflect on personal strength and resilience. Staying fit over the holiday weekend isn’t just about physical health, it’s about reclaiming your energy, drive, and purpose. At TKO Vitality, we believe fitness is a tribute to your own battles, whether in the gym, at home, or in life. Our personalized testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) programs empower men and women to overcome hormonal imbalances and rediscover their vitality. This Memorial Day, we’re offering $150 in store credit toward doctor-supervised TRT to help you step up and feel powerful again. Let’s explore why fitness matters this holiday and how TKO Vitality can support your journey.
Why Fitness Matters on Memorial Day
Memorial Day weekend often brings barbecues, travel, and relaxation, but it’s also an opportunity to prioritize your health. Regular exercise during holidays can boost mood, improve energy, and maintain progress toward fitness goals. Research shows that consistent physical activity enhances mental health, reduces stress, and supports hormonal balance, all critical for thriving under life’s demands (Warburton et al., 2017). For those experiencing low testosterone, whether men or women, symptoms like fatigue, muscle loss, and low motivation can make staying active challenging. TKO Vitality’s TRT programs, paired with tailored fitness plans, help you overcome these barriers and honor your strength this Memorial Day.
Benefits of Staying Fit Over the Holiday
- Boost Mood and Resilience: Exercise increases endorphins and reduces cortisol, improving mood by up to 30% after a single session (Ratey & Hagerman, 2008). A brisk walk, bodyweight workout, or gym session can counter holiday stress and keep you grounded.
- Maintain Hormonal Balance: Physical activity stimulates testosterone production, with resistance training increasing levels by 20-30% in men and women post-workout (Hackney et al., 2019). TKO Vitality’s TRT enhances these natural boosts for sustained energy.
- Prevent Holiday Setbacks: Overindulgence in food or alcohol can disrupt fitness goals. A 2021 study found that holiday weight gain averages 0.5-1 kg, but regular exercise mitigates this (Schoeller, 2021). TKO’s coaching integrates nutrition and exercise to keep you on track.
- Honor Sacrifice with Action: Memorial Day celebrates resilience. Committing to fitness reflects that same discipline, building strength to show up for yourself and others.
- Enhance Long-Term Health: Regular exercise reduces risks of chronic diseases like diabetes and heart disease by 25-50% (American Heart Association, 2023). Pairing fitness with TRT optimizes muscle mass, bone density, and vitality.
This Memorial Day, It’s Time to Step Up
You’ve sacrificed. You’ve pushed through. But lately… something feels off.
You’re not weak. You’re not broken. But low testosterone? It’ll rob you of who you are and fast.
I’m Joey Gilbert. I’ve fought in the ring, and I’ve fought my way back from burnout. And this Memorial Day, I’m here to help you do the same. At TKO Vitality, we’re offering $150 in store credit toward testosterone replacement therapy. Not because it’s a sale, but because you deserve to feel powerful again.
- Doctor-supervised TRT
- Boost strength, energy, and drive
- Regain confidence in and out of the gym
- Show up stronger for yourself, your family, your mission
TRT isn’t about ego. It’s about edge. And if you’re dragging through your days, it’s time to do something about it.
Click the here to use your $150 credit. Let’s get you back to feeling like who you were meant to be.
How TKO Vitality Supports Your Memorial Day Fitness Goals
At TKO Vitality, we combine advanced diagnostics, personalized TRT, and lifestyle coaching to optimize your health. Low testosterone affects millions, causing fatigue, low libido, and muscle loss. A 2020 study found that TRT increased lean muscle mass by 1.7 kg and improved energy levels by 40% within 12 weeks (Traish et al., 2020). For women, low-dose TRT improves energy, mood, and strength, with a 35% reduction in fatigue reported in a 2019 trial (Glaser et al., 2019). Our holistic approach ensures you stay fit and focused this Memorial Day and beyond.
TKO Vitality’s Memorial Day Fitness Plan
- At-Home or Local Lab Testing: Assess testosterone, estrogen, and lipid profiles to determine TRT suitability.
- Personalized TRT Protocols: Low-dose creams, gels, or pellets tailored to your needs, with 90% of clients reporting improved vitality within 12 weeks.
- Exercise Coaching: 150 minutes of weekly workouts, including resistance training and cardio, to boost testosterone naturally and enhance TRT results.
- Nutrition Guidance: High-protein, healthy-fat diets to support hormone production and prevent holiday weight gain.
- Ongoing Support: Video consultations and check-ins to maintain progress and adjust plans.
Memorial Day Fitness Tips
- Start with Movement: Try a 30-minute bodyweight circuit (push-ups, squats, planks) or a hike to stay active without a gym.
- Balance Nutrition: Enjoy holiday meals but prioritize protein to stabilize blood sugar and support muscle recovery.
- Stay Hydrated: Alcohol and heat can dehydrate you. Aim for 8-10 cups of water daily to maintain energy (Institute of Medicine, 2005).
- Rest and Recover: Get 7-9 hours of sleep to optimize testosterone production and recovery (Leproult & Van Cauter, 2011).
- Leverage TRT: TKO’s doctor-supervised TRT amplifies your fitness efforts, restoring strength and drive.
Ready to Transform Your Health This Memorial Day?
If you’re experiencing:
- Fatigue, low energy, or lack of motivation
- Muscle loss or difficulty staying fit
- A desire to reclaim your strength and confidence
Book a free 15-minute consultation at TKOVitality.co/schedule. Use your $150 store credit toward TRT and start your journey to feeling powerful again. Our evidence-based approach, starting at $86/week, includes lab testing, personalized TRT, and coaching to ensure safe, effective results.
Why Choose TKO Vitality?
- Proven Results: 90% of clients report improved energy, strength, and confidence within 12 weeks.
- Safe and Personalized: Low-dose TRT with comprehensive lab monitoring to minimize risks like acne or cardiovascular concerns.
- Holistic Approach: Combines TRT with exercise, nutrition, and stress management for sustainable health.
- Expert Guidance: Led by Joey Gilbert, a fighter who’s battled burnout and reclaimed vitality through TRT.
Take Action This Memorial Day
Don’t let low testosterone hold you back. This Memorial Day, honor your strength by taking charge of your health. Schedule your consultation at TKOVitality.co/schedule and use your $150 credit to kickstart your TRT journey. Join thousands transforming their lives with TKO Vitality’s evidence-based solutions.

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- Traish, A. M., Haider, A., & Haider, K. S. (2020). Testosterone therapy in men with testosterone deficiency: Effects on body composition and energy. The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, 105(4), e1457-e1468.
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- Leproult, R., & Van Cauter, E. (2011). Effect of 1 week of sleep restriction on testosterone levels in young healthy men. JAMA, 305(21), 2173-2174.