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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 169 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FitnessHealth & Fitness | |||

Do the complex, hyper-specific exercises you see actually work?
This week's topics:
1. What gets clicks vs. the boring basics 11:55
2. The standard of the fitness industry 22:57
3. Overcoming comparison & expectations 33:18
4. Wanting results vs... more
Is progress meant to get harder over the years? Here's the truth, and the most important questions to ask.
This week's topics:
1. Does building muscle get harder over time? 21:15
2. Why you have dominant & lagging muscles 28:03
3. Can training be... more
Let that joint issue go too long, or had a set go wrong? Here's how to best recover and get back into the gym.
This week's topics:
1. 3 skills every lifter needs to master 22:09
2. Preparation - foundation for success 24:04
3. Technique - just "l... more
Let that joint issue go too long, or had a set go wrong? Here's how to best recover and get back into the gym.
This week's topics:
1. How injuries happen / What to do first 11:24
2. What not to do & who to go see 17:20
3. Don't let emotion win - ... more
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Focused on fitness, nutrition, and personal development, episodes regularly cover topics related to strength training, dietary strategies, and the mental aspects of maintaining an active lifestyle. The hosts bring in their personal anecdotes and humorous interactions, creating an engaging atmosphere that highlights the challenges and triumphs faced by individuals on their fitness journeys. Notable themes include the emphasis on structured fitness regimens, the importance of protein in diets, and practical strategies for sustaining motivation and discipline in long-term training efforts. Additionally, discussions often touch on community support and the significance of understanding personal goals when navigating fitness culture.
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