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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 181 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FitnessHealth & Fitness | |||

Can you do cardio too much / too intensely, losing muscle in the process?
This week's topics:
1. What lifters get wrong with cardio 11:08
2. When does cardio start affecting muscle? 16:44
3. When can/should you use intense cardio? 35:32
Lose 4kg... more
Muscle insertions, bone structure, sports history... What actually matters the most?
This week's topics:
1. Muscle-building genetic predictors 16:52
2. Insertions, belly length & proportions 19:47
3. Your training history & muscle memory 27:39
4... more
Was Arnold wrong? We break down the theory and reality of "shocking" your muscles with variability.
This week's topics:
1. Is it okay to occupy two machines at once? 15:22
2. Why exercise / program variety is overrated 23:25
3. Progress always lo... more
It can be frustrating when your body / results change differently to how you expect.
This week's topics:
1. The reality behind GLP1s / Ozempic 18:29
2. What metabolic adaptation means 26:20
3. Two people, same calories, different results 29:20
4... more
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Content focuses on various aspects of health and fitness with an emphasis on personal transformation, workout nutrition, and competitive bodybuilding. Noteworthy discussions include how fitness impacts social behavior, pre and post-workout nutrition for maximizing performance, and the psychological aspects of body image and competition. Episodes feature a mix of personal anecdotes, coaching strategies, and interviews with competitors, making the content both relatable and insightful for those on their own fitness journeys. The engaging style creates a supportive environment for community-driven dialogues around training, recovery, and the evolving landscape of fitness culture.
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