Does Progressive Overload Mean You Have To Be Hitting Personal Best To Improve?
It’s a fairly complex question to answer in short form, but here are some of the most common reasons.
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It’s a fairly complex question to answer in short form, but here are some of the most common reasons.
It’s a fairly complex question to answer in short form, but here are some of the most common reasons.
Exercising pairings are common and a smart way to organise your workout. But, I constantly see poorly paired exercises being performed in the gym.
When squatting the shin needs to travel forward. The further forward the shin can go, the further the thigh bone (femur) can travel with it.
When squatting the shin needs to travel forward. The further forward the shin can go, the further the thigh bone (femur) can travel with it.
The answer to this isn’t specific to cardio and lifting. This answer captures everything in training and let’s be honest you can’t do everything at once.
The “deadlift” is a loaded hip hinge, but it’s worth pointing out that it’s not a pure hinge like an RDL. Instead, the knees should bend, which is a mini squat pattern in the exercise.
Prior to 2017, every personal trainer knew that to build muscle, you needed to train between 8-12 reps.
I believe there are 15 primary patterns that everyone should have in their training across a week to both optimise their training and ensure no body part is neglected.