High Intensity Training Explained | Drew Baye | Full Length HD
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gastric -
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0:50 - 0:52as was start out there saying at town
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0:52 - 0:53zeke
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0:53 - 0:57is not nearly as important as game
obviously -
0:57 - 1:01yeah there are people out there who are
not very good shape it they've got -
1:01 - 1:06they're going to outdo somebody who
doesn't thingy appts -
1:06 - 1:08everything else is equally got two
people get the same name -
1:08 - 1:13the one with the better physical most
likely turned up for a moment home so -
1:13 - 1:14anything that you can do
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1:14 - 1:17to improve
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1:17 - 1:22now as far as the city valentine not
talking about body will lie in the end -
1:22 - 1:24the sense that most people think of
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1:24 - 1:27lot of people think body going and they
think about -
1:27 - 1:29the uh...
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1:29 - 1:31political free pageants
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1:31 - 1:33that you see in the bodybuilding
magazines -
1:33 - 1:37most women look at these guys and they
do not find an attractive -
1:37 - 1:40if anything they're disgusted by now
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1:40 - 1:43it's in a unnatural level of development
that's not something that's healthy is -
1:43 - 1:45not something that's normal
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1:45 - 1:49and it's not something is going to get
anywhere with most women -
1:49 - 1:53outside of maybe a couple freaks that
are really into that kind of thing -
1:53 - 1:54so we're not talking about
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1:54 - 1:55developing
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1:55 - 1:59massive physics also not talking about
getting down there -
1:59 - 2:02los single-digit body fat levels
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2:02 - 2:04having the ads is nice but
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2:04 - 2:07ultimately it doesn't make
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2:07 - 2:11that fugitive differences long as you
have a low enough body fat level that -
2:11 - 2:13look reasonably good
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2:13 - 2:15used to be obsessed with used to be
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2:15 - 2:18rediculously stripped him of my dad to
the point where -
2:18 - 2:20most of the time
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2:20 - 2:25everything i it was away everything i it
was measured out and i maintained -
2:25 - 2:28where on a six or seven percent all the
way through college until -
2:28 - 2:34i was out with a couple my coworkers in
our boss on their way into a restaurant -
2:34 - 2:35course
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2:35 - 2:38given the weight of a hard time not have
to have chicken have to know how many -
2:38 - 2:41ounces that's coming out of the
vegetables also their stuff -
2:41 - 2:45and he finally got sick at least army
said not at some point in price -
2:45 - 2:48and i said why don't you know i need to
keep it has started the whole body fat -
2:48 - 2:51andy's dot said
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2:48 - 2:48thanks
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2:51 - 2:55most women a decided whether they're
going to fuck you are not -
2:55 - 2:57long before this senior apt
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2:57 - 3:00and after that i didn't worry about too
much -
3:00 - 3:03and honestly then make quite that much
of a difference -
3:03 - 3:05as you want to have some muscle
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3:05 - 3:07you want to be relatively wayne
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3:07 - 3:11but there's no need there's really no
benefit to going to come into that kind -
3:11 - 3:15of extremes at a competitive bodybuilder
one -
3:15 - 3:18to break it down into different topics
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3:18 - 3:21building muscle and losing fat
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3:21 - 3:24and starting with the building must
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3:24 - 3:28you've got a couple basic principles and
most of this comes down to stress -
3:28 - 3:30physiology
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3:30 - 3:33they're trying to build muscle what
you're trying to do is send a message to -
3:33 - 3:34your body
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3:34 - 3:39that the amount of muscle currently have
is inadequate to meet the man said to -
3:39 - 3:41environment displacing out
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3:41 - 3:46and we do that by exposing your muscles
to a stress -
3:46 - 3:49tension that is greater than what
they're accustomed to during day-to-day -
3:49 - 3:49activity
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3:49 - 3:51we're trying to say the body
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3:51 - 3:55this a lot of muscles inadequate to do
the job that it has to do -
3:55 - 3:57and he talked about intensity
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3:57 - 4:04the odd difficulty level and mentioned
going to failure earlier -
4:04 - 4:08if you're working your muscles against
the level of resistance working and i -
4:08 - 4:09guess uh...
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4:09 - 4:11something that is not so difficult
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4:11 - 4:13something that they're accustomed to
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4:13 - 4:16you're not sending a message to your
body that it needs to produce an -
4:16 - 4:17adaptation
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4:17 - 4:19if it is straps
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4:19 - 4:20that is not
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4:20 - 4:24greater than what the body normally
counters -
4:24 - 4:27there's no benefit there's no reason to
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4:27 - 4:31improve the body's capability to adapt
or capability to handle that stress -
4:31 - 4:32and a lot of ways
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4:32 - 4:35it's like getting a suntan
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4:35 - 4:37if you were to go outside
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4:37 - 4:38a cloudy day
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4:38 - 4:41so the middle of january
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4:41 - 4:42and you have a
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4:42 - 4:45typical level someone not too intense
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4:45 - 4:49not they're really low either not enough
that's been stressors enough is going to -
4:49 - 4:52stimulate any kind of production of tam
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4:52 - 4:56same kind of thing is the case when you
look at what has to do something that's -
4:56 - 4:59moderately challenging but not for the
what your muscles are accustomed to -
4:59 - 5:02and this is what you see most people
doing when they go into the gym go down -
5:02 - 5:06to go through the motions and do a
couple sets couple different exercises -
5:06 - 5:08for biceps just a couple things
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5:08 - 5:11but they never really worked anywhere
near far enough -
5:11 - 5:13to produce anything near
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5:13 - 5:15amd meaningful work
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5:15 - 5:17baltimore their bodies and say
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5:17 - 5:22this is something that we need to change
to be able to handle in the future -
5:22 - 5:24general aidid
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5:24 - 5:28or how many people here are familiar
with priya prince for the eighty twenty -
5:28 - 5:31roll
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5:31 - 5:32general
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5:32 - 5:33about
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5:33 - 5:37eighty percent your results come down to
about twenty percent of the things that -
5:37 - 5:40you do with trent
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5:40 - 5:44of those twenty percent the absolute
most important thing -
5:44 - 5:48and i think that everything else is
going to be based on his that intensity -
5:48 - 5:51if you do not have a high enough
intensity high enough a level of effort -
5:51 - 5:52into training
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5:52 - 5:55and nothing else to do is going to make
any difference the exercise selection -
5:55 - 5:57won't make any difference
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5:57 - 6:01the number of exercises how often you
train -
6:01 - 6:02nothing else will matter
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6:02 - 6:04if you don't have a very
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6:04 - 6:06hi level of intensity
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6:06 - 6:11and by a high level of intensity i'm
talking about working them also -
6:11 - 6:14it is beyond it
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6:14 - 6:19significantly beyond anything that your
body counters on day-to-day basis -
6:19 - 6:21for example
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6:21 - 6:23if a person
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6:23 - 6:26could lift two hundred pounds easily
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6:26 - 6:30fifty times twenty times up in a
particular exercise -
6:30 - 6:35if they continually do that same wait
for that same number -
6:35 - 6:35over and over again
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6:35 - 6:39they're not challenging their body to do
something that is significantly beyond -
6:39 - 6:41its current capability
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6:41 - 6:42however
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6:42 - 6:45if they attempt to lift
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6:45 - 6:48say a hundred fifty-pound and that
particular exercised and it was so -
6:48 - 6:51difficult that after
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6:51 - 6:55say seven or eight strict repetitions
they got to play -
6:55 - 6:59where it became began to become
difficult to left -
6:59 - 7:02muscle start burning their breeding
petting and yet they continued to -
7:02 - 7:05attempt to lift it was so they got one
or two more exposed -
7:05 - 7:07and then it started to slow down
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7:07 - 7:09and they continued to try but they could
barely move it -
7:09 - 7:13and they still attempted a completed
another repetitious only got two eleven -
7:13 - 7:14or so
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7:14 - 7:18and we've got to the point where no
matter how hard they were contracted -
7:18 - 7:22if you would put gun to their head and
say do another repetition -
7:22 - 7:27and they could not continue beyond best
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7:27 - 7:28is the point that you want to get to
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7:28 - 7:31exercise and going to that point
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7:31 - 7:33you are essentially telling the body
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7:33 - 7:36that this is an absolutely
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7:36 - 7:36essential
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7:36 - 7:40that we are able to adapt to this so
that in the future -
7:40 - 7:42works close to the same level of
difficulty -
7:42 - 7:45we are able to handle it better
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7:45 - 7:46so your body
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7:46 - 7:47has no idea
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7:47 - 7:53that what you're doing is looking a
barbell or working against the machine -
7:53 - 7:54amply discussed about
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7:54 - 7:56evolution
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7:56 - 7:58anything in biology
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7:58 - 8:01exercise included only really makes
sense if you look at it and an -
8:01 - 8:04evolutionary standpoint
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8:04 - 8:05three million years
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8:05 - 8:08the only time that we works
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8:08 - 8:09that hard
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8:09 - 8:11is that something was trying to email us
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8:11 - 8:15or if we're trying to kill something
else to eat yet -
8:15 - 8:19from us survival standpoint those two
things are absolutely essential -
8:19 - 8:20obviously
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8:20 - 8:24something you to your dad if you can't
beat other things -
8:24 - 8:31and mainly again getting protein getting
fat spike telling other things he's done -
8:31 - 8:31anything
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8:31 - 8:36that is extremely challenging that was
that difficult is perceived by your body -
8:36 - 8:38to be able i forget situation
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8:38 - 8:41your body is only going to produce an
adaptation like an increased muscle -
8:41 - 8:45sized if it seems is absolutely
necessary because more muscle mass -
8:45 - 8:50is expensive metabolically for your body
to be able to maintain -
8:50 - 8:52now through training
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8:52 - 8:53hard enough
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8:53 - 8:57then there's going to be a limit to how
much your body can tolerate -
8:57 - 9:00the two biggest mistakes most people
make a third workouts -
9:00 - 9:04or to do way too much exercise too often
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9:04 - 9:05and that's
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9:05 - 9:08possible because they don't train hard
enough -
9:08 - 9:12if most people retrain as hard as they
ought to -
9:12 - 9:16have to cut their volume at least in
half in some cases much much more than -
9:16 - 9:17that
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9:17 - 9:18you're going back to you
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9:18 - 9:20again suntan
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9:20 - 9:22if you're lifting hard enough
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9:22 - 9:26if you're exposing your body to a
significant amount of stress the civic -
9:26 - 9:28leader muscles ability to
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9:28 - 9:31produce force to move against that
resistance -
9:31 - 9:34you're going to be stimulating and
adaptive responses exposing it to a very -
9:34 - 9:36very intense stress
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9:36 - 9:40if you're going out and getting a suntan
if you're laying out -
9:40 - 9:42noonan audits on a clear day
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9:42 - 9:44your supposing your skin to
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9:44 - 9:48a stress is stressing skin's ability to
protect your body -
9:48 - 9:50yes uh... radiation
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9:50 - 9:54up to a point very hard trainees and
stimulating adaptive response up to a -
9:54 - 9:55point
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9:55 - 10:00laying out an intense sunlight is
constantly in adaptive response -
10:00 - 10:02beyond some point
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10:02 - 10:05you're not stimulating any further
improvements -
10:05 - 10:08you're starting to cause damage that
your body's gonna require more energy to -
10:08 - 10:12recover from and if you expose your body
too much too often -
10:12 - 10:16you're going to end up with rather than
an improvement in terms of the death of -
10:16 - 10:17response
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10:17 - 10:21land up with a breakdown of the relation
with tissue in the case of exercise -
10:21 - 10:22too much
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10:22 - 10:23too often
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10:23 - 10:27rather than getting stronger eventually
get to the point where you get weaker -
10:27 - 10:28become more fatigue
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10:28 - 10:33case of a sudden sunlight eventually
instead of tenants and a burn yourself -
10:33 - 10:34long-term
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10:34 - 10:38innova skin cancer desparately leather
light skin -
10:38 - 10:41now if a person is training hard enough
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10:41 - 10:44and if they're not training hard enough
again -
10:44 - 10:48that's the main thing if you take away
nothing else yeah -
10:48 - 10:48frame extreme apart
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10:48 - 10:52if a person is not training hard enough
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10:52 - 10:55there's not going to be any
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10:55 - 10:56significant benefit but if they are
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10:56 - 11:00they have to be very very careful with
the amount of exercise they do -
11:00 - 11:03so that they don't go beyond the point
where they're stimulating improvements -
11:03 - 11:06into the point where they're just
breaking things down -
11:06 - 11:09now in addition to being careful about
the amount -
11:09 - 11:11it's important that a person
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11:11 - 11:15allow adequate time for their body
afterwards to recover from that stress -
11:15 - 11:16and
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11:16 - 11:20be able to produce the adaptive the
adaptation to it -
11:20 - 11:20again
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11:20 - 11:25coming back to something else but this
is the same with pretty much any stress -
11:25 - 11:29up to a point your body is able to
tolerate and adapt to stress -
11:29 - 11:32well any stress if you're exposed to it
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11:32 - 11:34amp too long
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11:34 - 11:35too often
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11:35 - 11:39eventually the exposure to that stresses
can overcome your body's capabilities -
11:39 - 11:40for dealing with
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11:40 - 11:44you're going to end up with damage to
whatever tissue whatever systems being -
11:44 - 11:45stressed
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11:45 - 11:46suntan
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11:46 - 11:50over time and effort burns and all sorts
of skin problem and the case of exercise -
11:50 - 11:55and specifically we're talking about
muscle overtime you just breakdown not -
11:55 - 11:59only muscle tissue but you have an
inflammatory response that -
11:59 - 12:02caused problems with the nervous system
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12:02 - 12:03bunch of other problems
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12:03 - 12:06eventually if you over trained enough
instead of getting stronger and you will -
12:06 - 12:10get weaker you'll have a loss of muscle
mass -
12:10 - 12:14now in practical terms as far as how
much exercise and how often -
12:14 - 12:18if there is completely from person a
person -
12:18 - 12:21again something i think it's easiest for
example -
12:21 - 12:25someone who has say yeah mediterranean
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12:25 - 12:27or
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12:27 - 12:28say it
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12:28 - 12:32african background is going to be able
to tolerate a lot higher intensity of -
12:32 - 12:33sunlight
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12:33 - 12:36and for a longer period of time more
frequently than somebody -
12:36 - 12:39from norway or somebody irish
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12:39 - 12:41my wife is filipino
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12:41 - 12:44you can be outside all day long
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12:44 - 12:45down august
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12:45 - 12:47clear skies
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12:47 - 12:51she's never had some plant life she
responds very quickly sheets -
12:51 - 12:53very very dark
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12:53 - 12:54never burns
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12:54 - 12:56i'm about a quarter irish
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12:56 - 12:59quer dusk were german border french
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12:59 - 13:00i don't have
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13:00 - 13:04anything and my background i want to get
better tolerate -
13:04 - 13:06you know a lot of sun exposure
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13:06 - 13:10if i were to try to do the same thing it
she was far spamming -
13:10 - 13:11odin the burn
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13:11 - 13:14and same of exercising varies from
person a person -
13:14 - 13:15what is too much for one person
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13:15 - 13:17might not be for another
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13:17 - 13:20now i know average
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13:20 - 13:21majority of people
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13:21 - 13:23are not going to benefit from training
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13:23 - 13:25for more than maybe twenty five
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13:25 - 13:27thirty minutes at a time
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13:27 - 13:29doing typically one separate two sides
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13:29 - 13:34of one exercise for all the major muscle
groups that's right in the middle -
13:34 - 13:37to the extremes you do have some people
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13:37 - 13:38who can train
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13:38 - 13:41four or five days a week and make
progress -
13:41 - 13:44even frightening in our hour and a half
at a time -
13:44 - 13:46for these people are not normal
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13:46 - 13:51and the other hand you have some people
who actually require up to to even three -
13:51 - 13:54weeks between workouts to make any kind
of progress at all -
13:54 - 13:57and that's a very very
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13:57 - 14:00limited amount of exercise these people
are pretty rare to there are one for end -
14:00 - 14:01of the spectrum
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14:01 - 14:04most people write about in between
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14:04 - 14:08the important thing for any individual
level and to be able to tell if you're -
14:08 - 14:09doing too much
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14:09 - 14:12too often is keeping accurate
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14:12 - 14:13records
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14:13 - 14:16of your workouts accurate records your
progress -
14:16 - 14:18yet if you're trying hard enough
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14:18 - 14:21you have to make sure your own overdo it
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14:21 - 14:24you have to not did too much we have to
not be too long -
14:24 - 14:25practically
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14:25 - 14:27to know whether you're doing too much or
too often -
14:27 - 14:30you have to know whether you're
improving on a regular basis -
14:30 - 14:34wells fargo muscular size increases are
concerned -
14:34 - 14:38even at very very good radha progress
not concede changes -
14:38 - 14:38on a daily
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14:38 - 14:41or a weekly basis
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14:41 - 14:42that's right
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14:42 - 14:43you might gain
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14:43 - 14:45yes starting out
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14:45 - 14:48incomes muscle not some people more time
people last -
14:48 - 14:50but that's not something that's really
easy to measure -
14:50 - 14:55so that you can't make adjustments on a
weekly basis if you're waiting in a -
14:55 - 14:57week's months at a time
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14:57 - 14:59to make measurements and adjust
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14:59 - 15:01you're wasting time getting to a point
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15:01 - 15:05where you can make a change where if
you're paying attention now -
15:05 - 15:08funny i work at work out basis you can
make a little short -
15:08 - 15:10if you're getting stronger
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15:10 - 15:12i work out to work out basis
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15:12 - 15:14you know you're training hard enough
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15:14 - 15:18you know you're not overdoing it where
yours over stress in the body and -
15:18 - 15:21preventing the adaptation from being
produced and you know that you're -
15:21 - 15:25allowing adequate time to between for
the body to completely recover -
15:25 - 15:29and produce that adaptive response
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15:29 - 15:31starting out
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15:31 - 15:32every exercise you do
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15:32 - 15:33you should write down
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15:33 - 15:34the exercise
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15:34 - 15:36the amount of weight used
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15:36 - 15:38my repetitions perform
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15:38 - 15:40the following workout
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15:40 - 15:41same thing
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15:41 - 15:42you write all went down
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15:42 - 15:44and you compare
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15:44 - 15:45if you're getting stronger
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15:45 - 15:48you know that you're not doing too much
you know you're training hard enough -
15:48 - 15:51you know you're lying at the rest of the
twenty if not -
15:51 - 15:55one of those things is missing rather
not stimulating improvement -
15:55 - 15:59you're doing too much over stress in
your body are now allowing it british -
15:59 - 16:02improvement or you're not adequate time
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16:02 - 16:05to recover from the effects the workout
preceptor -
16:05 - 16:09now in practical terms out they were on
a roll where we start with us now how -
16:09 - 16:12much to be starting out to be able to
compare -
16:12 - 16:15most people starting out
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16:15 - 16:17the best with a few exercises
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16:17 - 16:19and then gradually increasing now
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16:19 - 16:22up to the point where they start saying
that they're not making any improvements -
16:22 - 16:25and then they know that that's about the
top that's about as much bolinas they -
16:25 - 16:26can tolerate
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16:26 - 16:30and then from there
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16:30 - 16:31minimally
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16:31 - 16:34obviously you have to do nothing
exercise that you're working all the -
16:34 - 16:36major muscle groups
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16:36 - 16:38if you're not working a muscle it's not
improving -
16:38 - 16:42so that sets are absolute baseline need
to have at least a certain number of -
16:42 - 16:43exercises
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16:43 - 16:47this is actually what lesson what most
people assume that -
16:47 - 16:48you could actually work
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16:48 - 16:51all the major muscle groups in your body
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16:51 - 16:54ref small handful of exercise
effectively -
16:54 - 16:55minimal
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16:55 - 16:58if you get out of one heavy
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16:58 - 16:59compound
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16:59 - 17:01based on multi joint the confinement
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17:01 - 17:06a squat where the devil if you'd had
pollutes your hamstrings your quadriceps -
17:06 - 17:10and most people don't think about but
when you're doing any kind of squatting -
17:10 - 17:12or pressing movement
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17:12 - 17:15it's not just the hips and he's bending
but also the angles you're involved in -
17:15 - 17:16your account
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17:16 - 17:18if you're doing a press in the movement
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17:18 - 17:20in both a horizontal
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17:20 - 17:21univer complain
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17:21 - 17:25your work in your chester working your
shoulders are working your triceps -
17:25 - 17:29in doing so if you're doing essayist and
then press in the bar we are also -
17:29 - 17:33working the abdominal muscles and other
muscles are opening tame posture -
17:33 - 17:37if you're going to pulling movements
also in a horizontal -
17:37 - 17:41and vertical playing a role of some sort
of pulldown -
17:41 - 17:42you're going to work
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17:42 - 17:44everything in your upper back
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17:44 - 17:46the back of your shoulders church pews
yes -
17:46 - 17:49if we go from top to bottom would you
say -
17:49 - 17:52barbell squat worldwide press
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17:52 - 17:56a chace prasanna shoulder press other
barbell bench press -
17:56 - 18:01and outstanding press barbell ortiz
chest pressed former president xin -
18:01 - 18:06then if you're doing a rolling movement
a machine or cable roll bar below -
18:06 - 18:07and they
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18:07 - 18:09vertical point movement ira chin up
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18:09 - 18:11applaud
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18:11 - 18:14uphold them the xin between those who
get pretty much everything -
18:14 - 18:15from your traps all the way down
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18:15 - 18:17to your account
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18:17 - 18:20the polling movements between just those
two -
18:20 - 18:23forget everything your biceps your
forearms are involved in a time doing a -
18:23 - 18:25point movement
-
18:25 - 18:28between just those two pushing movements
to get your triceps twice -
18:28 - 18:30you've got the front top of the shoulder
-
18:30 - 18:34rebel toys are covered and time again
point movement as well as in academic -
18:34 - 18:39press movement and when when you get
pretty much entire perhaps -
18:39 - 18:42so that would be your absolute minimum
starting out -
18:42 - 18:43a portion of the whole
-
18:43 - 18:45and both horizontal
-
18:45 - 18:47and brutal planes
-
18:47 - 18:48and a compound
-
18:48 - 18:51pressing movement for the legs
-
18:51 - 18:53after that
-
18:53 - 18:57after a few weeks getting those down
-
18:57 - 18:59you can start adding another exercises
-
18:59 - 19:00based on your body
-
19:00 - 19:01now some people
-
19:01 - 19:05we're going to find that certain muscle
groups develop a little faster than -
19:05 - 19:06others
-
19:06 - 19:10dot typically people going to be a
divide into two categories -
19:10 - 19:12you've got to people who have
-
19:12 - 19:16greatest porcelain development they have
an easy time and developing their chest -
19:16 - 19:19easy time developing their laps
-
19:19 - 19:21but very very difficult time
-
19:21 - 19:23their arms
-
19:23 - 19:24sometimes shoulders
-
19:24 - 19:25forearms
-
19:25 - 19:29and then you have some people who have a
really easy time developing their arms -
19:29 - 19:31very very much difficulty
-
19:31 - 19:34developed a new chest
-
19:34 - 19:38whether or not the exercises that you
add focus on any specific muscle group -
19:38 - 19:39should depend on
-
19:39 - 19:41how it seems to be developing
-
19:41 - 19:43in proportion to the others
-
19:43 - 19:47now the benefit to adding an isolation
movement for these exercises -
19:47 - 19:51is not getting more exercise
-
19:51 - 19:55in most cases adding more exercise is
not a positive thing -
19:55 - 19:58the benefit of an isolation exercises
-
19:58 - 20:00is that you can make the exercise
-
20:00 - 20:00harder
-
20:00 - 20:03for the specific muscle being worked
-
20:03 - 20:06if you don't appoint movement
-
20:06 - 20:10jasper or i like arroyo or or up or down
chin up -
20:10 - 20:11anything like that
-
20:11 - 20:14your biceps rubber back cleared out
-
20:14 - 20:17traps promised bunch of stuff is
involved -
20:17 - 20:21not all those muscles are being worked
absolutely -
20:21 - 20:24maximally as would be a little different
depending on the person thing and bali -
20:24 - 20:28proportions depending on how
specifically rp are performing the -
20:28 - 20:28exercise
-
20:28 - 20:30they're all going to be worked
-
20:30 - 20:33hard enough they're going to pause
improvements not those muscles -
20:33 - 20:37but if you happen to have a particular
muscle group say in one person's cases -
20:37 - 20:40there by six in the other person cases
or less -
20:40 - 20:43you might benefit from having an
additional isolated exercise for that -
20:43 - 20:47muscle group again not because it's the
extra exercise -
20:47 - 20:49that is improving it
-
20:49 - 20:50it's because
-
20:50 - 20:56and isolation exercises allows you to
work that particular muscle -
20:56 - 20:59but you have to be careful again adding
exercise over time they are keeping -
20:59 - 21:00track
-
21:00 - 21:03making sure progressing on that
-
21:03 - 21:05with the lags
-
21:05 - 21:09if persons adding an exercises i
generally don't recommend performing -
21:09 - 21:10more than one
-
21:10 - 21:12heavy
-
21:12 - 21:13compound movement
-
21:13 - 21:16as you're doing what brasser squabble
workout -
21:16 - 21:17wouldn't want to add
-
21:17 - 21:20dad lets on top of that
-
21:20 - 21:21may be doing
-
21:21 - 21:25now what it stands for the white girl
depending on where you're saying -
21:25 - 21:26and not as much progress
-
21:26 - 21:30so we start out we've got our compound
pressed movement for the likes of gotta -
21:30 - 21:33questionable and a horizontal and
vertical upline -
21:33 - 21:35one survey at that was a
-
21:35 - 21:38now in the case a particular person naps
-
21:38 - 21:40biceps triceps are coming along as much
-
21:40 - 21:42they would add an
-
21:42 - 21:45bicep bernadette coral from myself
-
21:45 - 21:49triceps any extension you don't need to
be picky about -
21:49 - 21:52and why i grabbed narrow gravel hammer
curls or any of that stuff will go into -
21:52 - 21:55why that's not born later on
-
21:55 - 21:57as far as the legs adding an isolated
-
21:57 - 21:57exercises
-
21:57 - 22:01if you want me something specific for
the quadriceps allayed extension machine -
22:01 - 22:04and for the hamstrings
-
22:04 - 22:05other like chroma stream
-
22:05 - 22:06or
-
22:06 - 22:10possibly a stipulated that left which is
going to be as demanding as a regular -
22:10 - 22:11dad left
-
22:11 - 22:15it's a little bit more isolation
exercises goodson hamstrings but -
22:15 - 22:17still you know i don't watch with the
volume -
22:17 - 22:22now overtime so over a period of at two
to three months to gradually adding -
22:22 - 22:22bowen
-
22:22 - 22:25you get to a point where someone start
noted -
22:25 - 22:30noticing on your charts okay or not
making up my strength increase anymore -
22:30 - 22:33that's going to start backing it down a
little bit -
22:33 - 22:35if you're stopping improvement it down
-
22:35 - 22:37your other not training hard enough
-
22:37 - 22:41you're doing too much three not allowing
adequate recovery time -
22:41 - 22:45gradually built up the volume a little
bit over time to the point worth saving -
22:45 - 22:46maybe
-
22:46 - 22:50at the most about ten exercises again we
start with her five -
22:50 - 22:53compound like movement pushing pulling a
horizontal plane -
22:53 - 22:53comes to five
-
22:53 - 22:57so we have another bicep exercise
triassic exercise name you're doing -
22:57 - 23:00something specific for the quadriceps
hamstrings -
23:00 - 23:03and then maybe cabs form
-
23:03 - 23:06and after a while you start to see a
slowdown in progress -
23:06 - 23:09valerie start to go on the other
direction -
23:09 - 23:11and cutback
-
23:11 - 23:14how do you cut back with the count
-
23:14 - 23:17what's a particular exercise not
progressing -
23:17 - 23:21if you're saying that you're not
progressing and uh... bicep exercise to -
23:21 - 23:22them
-
23:22 - 23:25now assuming you're training are not the
problem is that your other doing too -
23:25 - 23:29much for now allowing adequate time to
recover for that specific muscle group -
23:29 - 23:30in which case
-
23:30 - 23:33that would be where you'd cut back
-
23:33 - 23:36and there's different ways we can cut
back to drop the exercise from the -
23:36 - 23:36workout
-
23:36 - 23:39you could drop it to every other work
out -
23:39 - 23:44or this is where you can start dividing
things up between two workouts -
23:44 - 23:48i would recommend still doing full-body
workouts in dividing it up you wouldn't -
23:48 - 23:50move
-
23:50 - 23:53one of the compound pushing movements
one of the compound bowling movements to -
23:53 - 23:54won't work out
-
23:54 - 23:57and do the other thing i was so what's a
-
23:57 - 23:59one workout we've got our compound like
movement -
23:59 - 24:03we've got our press in our polls they're
doing both in a horizontal plane -
24:03 - 24:05other work out
-
24:05 - 24:06doing the press in the fall
-
24:06 - 24:08and vertical plane and then you have
-
24:08 - 24:13they are still some room to be biceps
and process along with that water steps -
24:13 - 24:15hamstring specifically
-
24:15 - 24:18your bringing down the total amount of
volume of work that you're doing for -
24:18 - 24:19work out
-
24:19 - 24:20so they're very following
-
24:20 - 24:22everything so far
-
24:22 - 24:26so to recap again got to be as hard as
possible the workout should be brutally -
24:26 - 24:30hard if somebody were standing there
with a gun to your -
24:30 - 24:32during a workout telling you
-
24:32 - 24:34you have to get another rap
-
24:34 - 24:36you want to go on to get to the point
where even if they're doing that you -
24:36 - 24:40could not get another repetition in good
form now never want to sacrifice form -
24:40 - 24:42for the second repetition
-
24:42 - 24:44you want to do enough
-
24:44 - 24:48you're working all the major muscle
groups in this does not -
24:48 - 24:50during a single exercise for every
single one -
24:50 - 24:53but doing exercises in the work out that
address all of them again if you're -
24:53 - 24:56doing compound movements you're dressed
in a lot of different muscle -
24:56 - 24:57simultaneously
-
24:57 - 25:02and then making sure you're getting
adequate recovery time between workouts -
25:02 - 25:05for recovery time starting out
-
25:05 - 25:07three times a week is fine
-
25:07 - 25:09if you get to the point
-
25:09 - 25:12where after working out for a couple
once you start to see a slowdown -
25:12 - 25:13you start to cut
-
25:13 - 25:16you don't divide the routines up let's
hear it going between a name to be -
25:16 - 25:17retained
-
25:17 - 25:20an disapproving sample of something like
like that out there on -
25:20 - 25:23say one routing we've got our squats
-
25:23 - 25:24and a beta
-
25:24 - 25:26jesper asked him to roll
-
25:26 - 25:29for the three compound movements
-
25:29 - 25:32on top of that i do bicep curl might do
price of extension -
25:32 - 25:36and since the squash lecture tomorrow
upright posture to be a little bit more -
25:36 - 25:37quadriceps eddie
-
25:37 - 25:41if you want to hamstring exercise along
with that -
25:41 - 25:43let's say you know you can tolerate that
one -
25:43 - 25:45the other work out
-
25:45 - 25:49standing press waited shopper pull downs
or something like that -
25:49 - 25:53and since you do in the directed by
surprise of exercise in the workout -
25:53 - 25:57maybe do something for forearm since
work out lot of people neglect forms -
25:57 - 26:01but as far as how much of your body is
visible most the time -
26:01 - 26:05people are is your forearms more often
or a c_ wrapped or anything else and it -
26:05 - 26:10pays to work on them so that you haven't
overall well balanced appearance of the -
26:10 - 26:11art
-
26:11 - 26:15fade away so we do curls an expansion
slot for internet workout -
26:15 - 26:19since doing a deadly have to be a little
bit more green hamstring heady -
26:19 - 26:22you're thrown isolation exercises should
be more quarters of exercise -
26:22 - 26:24and then also we throw in
-
26:24 - 26:26in camps or something like that
-
26:26 - 26:27anyways you've got
-
26:27 - 26:30a little bit less calling you got two
point reviled how much volume can -
26:30 - 26:31tolerate
-
26:31 - 26:34and then again start to slow down a
little bit -
26:34 - 26:37that's usually when it's time to start
adding yesterday's arrest of the plane -
26:37 - 26:40as were most people have a real hard
time people start saying i've got to be -
26:40 - 26:41in jail
-
26:41 - 26:44if i'm not being there exercising
-
26:44 - 26:47i'm not going to be improvement
-
26:47 - 26:51you have to allow time between workouts
for your body to recover from -
26:51 - 26:53an increase in at engine
-
26:53 - 26:55to the stress of the workout
-
26:55 - 26:56the workout itself
-
26:56 - 27:01does not actually cause any kind of
improvements directly the work out -
27:01 - 27:06something that your body perceives as a
negative avent it's a face -
27:06 - 27:09extreme stress not only in the muscles
ability to do their job -
27:09 - 27:13all the other system supporting your
cardiovascular system you nervous system -
27:13 - 27:16in your liver was being stressed when
you're going through work out -
27:16 - 27:18your bones pretty much
-
27:18 - 27:19yeah pretty much everything
-
27:19 - 27:24it is a negative thing as far as your
body is concerned -
27:24 - 27:28the workout does not directly clause any
improvements the work that is just a -
27:28 - 27:30messenger to stimulus
-
27:30 - 27:31it's a way of telling your body
-
27:31 - 27:35the environment displacing a demand on
that that if it does not respond to it -
27:35 - 27:38if it does not improve its ability to
handle -
27:38 - 27:40eventually is going to kill
-
27:40 - 27:44again back to the evolutionary
standpoint your body has no idea you're -
27:44 - 27:47looking a barber machine thinks you're
trying to kill something else -
27:47 - 27:50which is essential if you're going to
bring food -
27:50 - 27:54or them something else is trying to kill
you -
27:54 - 27:56it's the time of the twenty
-
27:56 - 28:00it's the rest is a recovery is where
your body is producing those -
28:00 - 28:02improvements
-
28:02 - 28:04and you're better off and more
-
28:04 - 28:08accounts for about eight missing
-
28:08 - 28:10workout too often and not have that
happen -
28:10 - 28:12again with son sam
-
28:12 - 28:15suppose that after a bit of
experimentation you file -
28:15 - 28:17that if you are a way out
-
28:17 - 28:21bout twelve minutes per side
-
28:21 - 28:24and get out of the sun that that's about
as much as you can tolerate before you -
28:24 - 28:25start to burn
-
28:25 - 28:27and you can a pretty good pace after
that -
28:27 - 28:31you wouldn't go out layout twelve
minutes flip over twelve minutes -
28:31 - 28:35come back inside and then go out five
minutes later and do it all over again -
28:35 - 28:39if your attempt to do that in mind even
though you only get it for twelve -
28:39 - 28:41minutes on each side of time
-
28:41 - 28:44you still in the big burned because it
would mean a lot of your body adequate -
28:44 - 28:47time to recover from that stresses
adaptation to it -
28:47 - 28:48now if
-
28:48 - 28:50you work out
-
28:50 - 28:51you're producing
-
28:51 - 28:53micro trauma
-
28:53 - 28:54tears in the muscle
-
28:54 - 28:58and without getting a whole lot of the
physiology of it -
28:58 - 29:00these are what start
-
29:00 - 29:02the adaptive response
-
29:02 - 29:06box as part of that process your body
has to repair that damage -
29:06 - 29:08that requires a certain amount of time
-
29:08 - 29:12as a result of that damage you have
inflammation -
29:12 - 29:15the inflammation has an effect on your
means system -
29:15 - 29:17actually involves immune system
-
29:17 - 29:20that has an effect on your nervous
system -
29:20 - 29:23and all of these things are things that
it takes your body certain amount of -
29:23 - 29:24time to recover from
-
29:24 - 29:26if you work out
-
29:26 - 29:29and then sell your body needs two or
three days -
29:29 - 29:32button workout again
-
29:32 - 29:33you know i ve day later
-
29:33 - 29:37your body is still trying to recover
from all those affects the previous work -
29:37 - 29:39out that hasn't even gotten to the point
where it's -
29:39 - 29:41fully produced any kind of improvement
-
29:41 - 29:44you are digging a hole deeper and deeper
-
29:44 - 29:47placing more and more stress on your
body for to recover from -
29:47 - 29:51and never letting it get to the point or
is able to produce the adaptations that -
29:51 - 29:55you're trying to do in the first place
-
29:55 - 29:58if your training as hard as possible
-
29:58 - 30:00you have to be careful about the amount
-
30:00 - 30:03because of your training hard enough is
placing a significant stress in your -
30:03 - 30:05body that has to recover from
-
30:05 - 30:09if you do not allow your body to recover
from that straps -
30:09 - 30:13than the you're spinning your wheels not
concede improvement and worst case -
30:13 - 30:15scenario too much too often
-
30:15 - 30:19you could actually make yourself weaker
over time -
30:19 - 30:23if any of you have already bodybuilding
magazines business out like your sights -
30:23 - 30:25and sounds
-
30:25 - 30:28absolutely ridiculous while arnold or
the scare that guy has been working out -
30:28 - 30:30for years and then two hours a day
-
30:30 - 30:34and working out six days a week some of
these guys have been split retains -
30:34 - 30:35again like i mentioned earlier
-
30:35 - 30:39there's a lot of variation some
individuals can do more and they can do -
30:39 - 30:40it more often
-
30:40 - 30:43some individuals can do as much
-
30:43 - 30:44in general
-
30:44 - 30:47you're better off doing laps
-
30:47 - 30:48and doing it less often
-
30:48 - 30:51than doing more
-
30:51 - 30:53if you're doing west last softened
-
30:53 - 30:57the worst thing as you might have a
little slower rate of progress -
30:57 - 31:00because you're not taking advantage uric
overtime say that you could recover -
31:00 - 31:02after a day at work out again
-
31:02 - 31:04if you have an extra day in between
-
31:04 - 31:08well in her overall rate of parts might
be a little bit slower because -
31:08 - 31:12yeah you're not reading as frequently as
a recovery ability will allow -
31:12 - 31:16suppose you're somebody that needs three
days between workout three bodies -
31:16 - 31:19completely recovered but is that have
adaptation -
31:19 - 31:22but you are working out with only a day
or two hundred twenty -
31:22 - 31:24you're not going to any improvements at
all -
31:24 - 31:25so you're better off
-
31:25 - 31:28with a little actually cover time
-
31:28 - 31:31training a little bit less often and a
little bit last in your body could -
31:31 - 31:33tolerate
-
31:33 - 31:35then trying to do too much
-
31:35 - 31:38not because we're not really looking to
find -
31:38 - 31:43i can remember of its migrants arthur
jones i mean note these names sab miller -
31:43 - 31:44anybody
-
31:44 - 31:45big goal
-
31:45 - 31:47answered i guess
-
31:47 - 31:49either mike or arthur's prime mike
-
31:49 - 31:50saying after a concert
-
31:50 - 31:55but the goal is not to find out how much
exercise we can tolerate -
31:55 - 31:56but to find out
-
31:56 - 32:00the minimum amount we need to be able to
produce a better sit out the vote right -
32:00 - 32:01outside
-
32:01 - 32:07for government among out we need to be
able to produce the desired result -
32:07 - 32:11arthur okay
-
32:11 - 32:14and again lol inside stuff very pretty
much everything mike said he got from -
32:14 - 32:16from arthur
-
32:16 - 32:20speaking which does anybody know who are
for john sayles -
32:20 - 32:21raise your hand if you know who arthur s
-
32:21 - 32:23figure one two three four five
-
32:23 - 32:28how many people here for a job leader
-
32:28 - 32:31as part of my yet bob
-
32:31 - 32:33very very few people
-
32:33 - 32:35would be all tell you who are jones's
-
32:35 - 32:38most people who do bodybuilding can tell
you joel readers -
32:38 - 32:41and you know we hear is a big part of
the reason that about ninety nine -
32:41 - 32:45percent of what people believe about
body-building is bullshit -
32:45 - 32:49most of what i said again goes
completely against almost anything that -
32:49 - 32:51everybody is red and the muscle magazine
-
32:51 - 32:55almost anything that a person's heard
from a competitive bodybuilder -
32:55 - 32:59and pretty much anything that you read
in any of the body building mag -
32:59 - 33:02bought books about ninety nine percent
bodybuilding books that you buy it -
33:02 - 33:05and there's a reason for that
-
33:05 - 33:08actually couple reasons first and
foremost -
33:08 - 33:11most of the bodybuilding magazines
-
33:11 - 33:13do not exist to provide
-
33:13 - 33:15valid scientific information
-
33:15 - 33:16exercise they're there
-
33:16 - 33:18very much a silly supplements
-
33:18 - 33:20and that's about it
-
33:20 - 33:25the other reason ales most of these
people have absolutely no idea -
33:25 - 33:29what they're talking about allot of that
has to do with something that's called -
33:29 - 33:32uh... selection bias
-
33:32 - 33:35after we don't want to basketball game
-
33:35 - 33:38sales people run up and down the court
berlin wall -
33:38 - 33:39unnoticed
-
33:39 - 33:41they're extremely tall
-
33:41 - 33:44most of you have the sense not to say
well -
33:44 - 33:48i bet they are running up and down a
court dribbling a basketball makes -
33:48 - 33:51people taller
-
33:51 - 33:53bought that's exactly what people are
doing -
33:53 - 33:56when they look at somebody like
schwarzenegger -
33:56 - 33:58brain yates if anybody knows meadows
-
33:58 - 34:01or your current crop of i'm going to
have been saying -
34:01 - 34:06you know i but he looks that way because
of all the strain that is doing -
34:06 - 34:07these guys with the way they do
-
34:07 - 34:13because of genetics first and foremost
and steroids on top of it -
34:13 - 34:16the training that they do
-
34:16 - 34:21is not appropriate for about ninety nine
percent of the population -
34:21 - 34:22now in most areas
-
34:22 - 34:25if you want to succeed in something if
you want to succeed in particular -
34:25 - 34:26business
-
34:26 - 34:30particular in beaver it makes sense to
look at people who are successful and -
34:30 - 34:32try and pad and what you're doing
-
34:32 - 34:33after
-
34:33 - 34:35what they've done
-
34:35 - 34:38that work for their own must be a good
way to train -
34:38 - 34:40arnold goes to see training
-
34:40 - 34:42two hours a day six days a week
-
34:42 - 34:44that must be a good way to build a lot
of muscle -
34:44 - 34:48the difference in exercises that
genetics is such a huge factor -
34:48 - 34:50and that these people are very
-
34:50 - 34:52very very small percentage of the total
population -
34:52 - 34:55and then on top of that steroids
-
34:55 - 34:57now if you were to take a typical
bodybuilder -
34:57 - 34:59and apply the exact
-
34:59 - 35:01same principles that we're talking about
now -
35:01 - 35:04training extremely hard
-
35:04 - 35:07doing only enough that they're
stimulating improvements in all the -
35:07 - 35:11major muscle groups but not over
stressing their bodies and then along -
35:11 - 35:13adequate time for recovery in between
-
35:13 - 35:17they would also get the best possible
rate of progress -
35:17 - 35:18thing is you would find that
-
35:18 - 35:20how hard
-
35:20 - 35:24how much and how often for them even
without steroids -
35:24 - 35:28is higher than the average person
-
35:28 - 35:29back to the tanning
-
35:29 - 35:31if i were to try it
-
35:31 - 35:32to lay out
-
35:32 - 35:36and follett an increment operand that
would prevent appropriate for my wife -
35:36 - 35:36scoping out
-
35:36 - 35:38i would end up bar
-
35:38 - 35:43i simply do not have the same genetics i
don't have the same tolerance for or the -
35:43 - 35:47ability to recover from a response to
the same exporters online she does -
35:47 - 35:50in about ninety nine percent of the
population -
35:50 - 35:52do not have the tolerance for
-
35:52 - 35:56do not have the ability to handle the
bombs -
35:56 - 35:57or the ability to recovers quickly
-
35:57 - 36:00as that small
-
36:00 - 36:02very very small percentage of the
population that you see in the body -
36:02 - 36:05building magazines
-
36:05 - 36:09for most people it's too much to
auckland -
36:09 - 36:11for most people train that much that
often -
36:11 - 36:14they're not going to be able to train
hard enough -
36:14 - 36:18and again going back to the very
beginning if you're not training -
36:18 - 36:22extremely hard none of the rest of it
makes any difference at all -
36:22 - 36:24now if we had steroids on top of that
-
36:24 - 36:25which
-
36:25 - 36:29you don't read a lot about the
bodybuilding magazines or hasn't done -
36:29 - 36:34you know i have spoken until maybe just
the past couple of years in a landfill -
36:34 - 36:36serves make a huge huge difference
-
36:36 - 36:40the body builders are using steroids are
capable of training -
36:40 - 36:43volumes and frequencies that
-
36:43 - 36:45would make the average person sick
-
36:45 - 36:47after a very short period of time
-
36:47 - 36:51i have worked twelve people past
-
36:51 - 36:53prior to their using steroids
-
36:53 - 36:56and then stayed in communication i've
been trained matter they started the -
36:56 - 36:58state in communication with them after
they started using steroids -
36:58 - 37:02now typical example one particular
individual light rain -
37:02 - 37:05we found that if you were to do about
six exercises -
37:05 - 37:09once every five-six days or so he made
pretty good progress -
37:09 - 37:12if you are trained more often than that
-
37:12 - 37:14he was if you're a train maybe once
every three or four days -
37:14 - 37:17it stated he stay about the same
-
37:17 - 37:19or for edta many more exercises
-
37:19 - 37:22and if you are training more frequently
than that you actually start to go down -
37:22 - 37:23a little bit
-
37:23 - 37:26but wants a five six days or so is good
-
37:26 - 37:29frequency for him
-
37:29 - 37:31and naturally
-
37:31 - 37:32no steroids
-
37:32 - 37:34we got her not to wait about two hundred
and ten -
37:34 - 37:35weigh in
-
37:35 - 37:38and he's about five tap
-
37:38 - 37:42after he started using steroids within a
year -
37:42 - 37:44he was computed
-
37:44 - 37:46and contests and wave to twine
-
37:46 - 37:47ripped condition
-
37:47 - 37:51ten pounds heavier than we hadn't had a
fairly wind condition within a few years -
37:51 - 37:57after that he was about two hundred
eighty two hundred ninety pounds -
37:57 - 37:58lean condition
-
37:58 - 37:59rest of the year
-
37:59 - 38:02and hit increases training to about
-
38:02 - 38:06four days a week bring about an hour
hour and a half of time which totals as -
38:06 - 38:10extreme as a lot of body builders but
allot higher -
38:10 - 38:12much much higher than what he could
tolerate without the steroids -
38:12 - 38:16it's been a few years
-
38:16 - 38:18his for gotten a lot
-
38:18 - 38:22and now he's getting exercise advice to
people and when people asking will how -
38:22 - 38:25often do you work out how often and what
do you do all these things is telling -
38:25 - 38:27people well i do
-
38:27 - 38:30now this exercise that exercise
-
38:30 - 38:33generally amounting to a program that
goes to val -
38:33 - 38:36hour and a half or so four days a week
-
38:36 - 38:38usually doesn't mention the people
-
38:38 - 38:43that multiple steroids that is taking
the growth hormone or any of the other -
38:43 - 38:44drugs
-
38:44 - 38:49and he also fails to mention the people
that prior to taking the growth hormone -
38:49 - 38:51all the different stories and all these
things -
38:51 - 38:56that's the would not progress unless he
allow at least about four or five days -
38:56 - 38:59between recovery
-
38:59 - 39:01not going into any of this and giving us
a fuck -
39:01 - 39:02people you've got people who
-
39:02 - 39:06probably don't have the same genetics as
he does -
39:06 - 39:07are taking steroids
-
39:07 - 39:11but they're taking that advice in trying
to apply it -
39:11 - 39:12and that's what you get
-
39:12 - 39:15following the bodybuilding magazine
advice to you -
39:15 - 39:17none of these people but you see in
these magazines -
39:17 - 39:20are natural competitors
-
39:20 - 39:21none of these people
-
39:21 - 39:23our training
-
39:23 - 39:26in a way that would be suitable for
somebody who is not an steroids -
39:26 - 39:30and take advice from them but training
again would be the last thing that -
39:30 - 39:32anybody want to do
-
39:32 - 39:35you and i got very quickly and
overturned -
39:35 - 39:38and possibly instead of making any
improvements you end up weaker you end -
39:38 - 39:41up with smaller muscles are time
-
39:41 - 39:43any questions on
-
39:43 - 39:50anything so far
-
39:50 - 39:55and it's going to jump in the questions
after dance experience -
39:55 - 39:56icy touch him
-
39:56 - 39:59on the socks increments in her
-
39:59 - 40:01francis your biceps says starting
contact -
40:01 - 40:06on the matter and i was asked about when
you get that but to almost late you -
40:06 - 40:09actually pasand ki here
-
40:09 - 40:11just talking about
-
40:11 - 40:11resort
-
40:11 - 40:13usually is cutting it back
-
40:13 - 40:14because if you got again
-
40:14 - 40:16there are three things you have to hang
out -
40:16 - 40:20you have to stimulate the improvement to
be produced and that requires your -
40:20 - 40:21training hard enough
-
40:21 - 40:24you have to make sure you're not over
stressing the body and preventing it -
40:24 - 40:27from being able to produce the
improvement -
40:27 - 40:30so not doing too much volume which is
where the comeback exam -
40:30 - 40:33and bam you have to make sure you're
going to adequate time for for -
40:33 - 40:35recovering adaptation
-
40:35 - 40:38now the only way that you might be able
to -
40:38 - 40:42pass that plateau without either coming
back the volume reading more arrests -
40:42 - 40:46would be a train
-
40:46 - 40:47which for most people
-
40:47 - 40:51and requires doing some little bit
higher intensity training techniques -
40:51 - 40:55that like negatives things like rest
pause -
40:55 - 40:58usually it's not bang out if a person is
training hard enough to begin with -
40:58 - 41:01but if you if you do find that you're
not progressing on a muscle group -
41:01 - 41:03if cutting back
-
41:03 - 41:06either on polymer frequency doesn't help
-
41:06 - 41:10occasionally doing something that
increases the intensity well -
41:10 - 41:12this is getting into a bit more advanced
search for them -
41:12 - 41:13most people
-
41:13 - 41:17if their training very very hard with
normal repetitions -
41:17 - 41:18you lift the way
-
41:18 - 41:20lor the way repeat
-
41:20 - 41:25nothing fancy as far as their assistance
from a partner of timing or anything -
41:25 - 41:27most people they just ran hard regular
repetitions -
41:27 - 41:30really go for months before they get to
a point where they would need to do -
41:30 - 41:32anything
-
41:32 - 41:33like that but done
-
41:33 - 41:37if you're a make it harder missus
jumping way way way ahead here -
41:37 - 41:40but there are some techniques that you
can do negative only responsible -
41:40 - 41:42get into a little bit but again
-
41:42 - 41:44the three things
-
41:44 - 41:47and come back to that
-
41:47 - 41:49preprints pulled a twenty roll
-
41:49 - 41:51these three things will make more
difference than anything else at your -
41:51 - 41:52first
-
41:52 - 41:55that just training is brutally hard as
possible -
41:55 - 41:56not overdoing it
-
41:56 - 41:59at enough recovery time
-
41:59 - 42:02talk a little bit about the exercise
selection -
42:02 - 42:05and the mention before about at the end
something from biceps and i've been -
42:05 - 42:07really that important for you
-
42:07 - 42:10curls hammer curls
-
42:10 - 42:14cable corals reversed roles all this
other stuff a lot of people get carried -
42:14 - 42:14away
-
42:14 - 42:19with a number of exercise that they do
per muscle group -
42:19 - 42:22all sorts of different variations
-
42:22 - 42:25part of the city and come back to muscle
magazines every month and awesome exits -
42:25 - 42:27in newark article
-
42:27 - 42:29jurors will see in chester or some
article -
42:29 - 42:33without some up bodybuilder claiming
that they use a particular to bring up -
42:33 - 42:34some body part
-
42:34 - 42:37and most nurses bullshit they make it up
-
42:37 - 42:40so they've got an article to put the
supplement advertisements and sometimes -
42:40 - 42:43they work it right into the article
sometimes just between the pages a lot -
42:43 - 42:47of times not even the body builders that
are writing exercise -
42:47 - 42:51they've got to come up with different
stuff every month to be able to keep -
42:51 - 42:55selling um which is a big part of the
reason for new exercises for new -
42:55 - 42:58combinations new repetition set schemes
-
42:58 - 42:59if you want to know
-
42:59 - 43:01the best way
-
43:01 - 43:03to work in a particular muscle
-
43:03 - 43:08you look at its function you perform an
exercise that addresses that particular -
43:08 - 43:09function of the muscle
-
43:09 - 43:12or more importantly
-
43:12 - 43:14people think about biceps
-
43:14 - 43:17as if it's and isolated muscle
-
43:17 - 43:23your biceps working conjunction with a
whole lot of other muscles to flex their -
43:23 - 43:26you could get picky and look at
different things like well if you change -
43:26 - 43:29hands that jim this are quite so there's
more involved in this one -
43:29 - 43:33or if you change shoulder position a lot
of different things will happen -
43:33 - 43:38facts on the involvement of those
different muscles -
43:38 - 43:42it makes almost no difference at all
-
43:42 - 43:44as long as the waivers have enough
-
43:44 - 43:45they'll tell you
-
43:45 - 43:49you've got to do why her curls to work
your order by september narrow grip to -
43:49 - 43:51work the inner had you gotta
-
43:51 - 43:57now have a neutral reps at work here
rocket brady alice maury gotta have a -
43:57 - 43:58coney grabs her
-
43:58 - 44:00bring brought fiasco
-
44:00 - 44:03all this stuff is bullshit
-
44:03 - 44:06if the way it is
-
44:06 - 44:08every single muscle that is involved in
a particular movement -
44:08 - 44:11is going to be significantly stimulated
to improve -
44:11 - 44:17and it is highly unlikely without
exercise like a bicep curl -
44:17 - 44:19or any variation in caroll
-
44:19 - 44:22that's you're going to find one of those
muscles that you need to work just a -
44:22 - 44:24little harder than the other
-
44:24 - 44:27most people if you ask them
-
44:27 - 44:30couldn't point out any specific one of
the muscles that flex your arm and say -
44:30 - 44:33well you know my biceps are coming up
really well but i got -
44:33 - 44:36work my bra chiasso crockery elsewhere
-
44:36 - 44:38if you are doing a story
-
44:38 - 44:39barbell curl
-
44:39 - 44:41a movement that involves flexion the
elbow -
44:41 - 44:43you are doing
-
44:43 - 44:47everything that you need to everything
you could possibly benefit from for your -
44:47 - 44:48biceps
-
44:48 - 44:51and the saying goes almost everything
else -
44:51 - 44:52posed ones go right
-
44:52 - 44:55yeah top down as far as exercise
selection -
44:55 - 44:59main muscle groups talked about so your
tracks -
44:59 - 45:00there's a lot of people ignore
-
45:00 - 45:03but it makes a big part of the shakers
of the shoulders -
45:03 - 45:08if you're doing anything involving an
awkward move on the shoulders -
45:08 - 45:11somewhat back room at your involving
attracts -
45:11 - 45:15now if you know you don't listen if you
do is ending breast-feeding or wrong -
45:15 - 45:19but rats are already being worked very
very heavily by the exercise -
45:19 - 45:24if for some reason the person doesn't
have the same trap development or the -
45:24 - 45:26tracks are keeping up with other muscle
groups they feel there is a little bit -
45:26 - 45:28more direct work
-
45:28 - 45:29the function of the trapeze gets the
upper part -
45:29 - 45:32what most people but i think that when
they say traps -
45:32 - 45:34is simply to elevate the shoulders
-
45:34 - 45:35all you need
-
45:35 - 45:38is a shoulder shrug
-
45:38 - 45:41you'll see articles where people talk
about how five doesn't variations of -
45:41 - 45:44different exercise vertical massacre but
-
45:44 - 45:47yet cases traps shrug
-
45:47 - 45:48one simple exercise
-
45:48 - 45:51a little bit further down delta lines
-
45:51 - 45:55almost everybody overworked or shoulders
you don't need a lot of different -
45:55 - 45:58exercise for the shoulders back if
you're already going on -
45:58 - 45:59those couple account on exercises
-
45:59 - 46:01if you're going to push
-
46:01 - 46:03and appol
-
46:03 - 46:03and a horizontal plane
-
46:03 - 46:06you've got your front door closed in the
bush you've got -
46:06 - 46:09rebel towards bachelor muscles when
you're doing the poll -
46:09 - 46:11if you're doing an overhead press of
movement -
46:11 - 46:16you've got the front you've got to be
that mel a little bit of a baptist doing -
46:16 - 46:18outstanding press and then didn't hold
out -
46:18 - 46:20you've got the backing down
-
46:20 - 46:24the only time that a person who really
need to add in any additional shoulder -
46:24 - 46:28would be it may be their shoulders who
really -
46:24 - 46:24movement
-
46:28 - 46:29lagging behind despite all that
-
46:29 - 46:33and again the benefit of the additional
shoulder movement is not more volume for -
46:33 - 46:36the muscle
-
46:36 - 46:38usually increasing volume is a mistake
-
46:38 - 46:40the benefit of during the direct
exercise for the shoulders -
46:40 - 46:45would be that you can make it harder for
that specific muscle -
46:45 - 46:48best exercise for that purpose of
persons or -
46:48 - 46:49strollers relating behind
-
46:49 - 46:52would simply be elaborates
-
46:52 - 46:53function of the shoulders
-
46:53 - 46:54specifically the delta lines
-
46:54 - 46:58is to bring your upper arm here about
here actually from here on a personal on -
46:58 - 47:01your shoulders they're just holding our
new place -
47:01 - 47:04lawyer to pieces and some other muscles
continued movement -
47:04 - 47:07but if you hold dumbbells armistice
collaborators -
47:07 - 47:09your cover
-
47:09 - 47:12muscle magazine articles on shoulders or
have you given front raises it and -
47:12 - 47:16that's where he said he didn't know
sirens everyday all sorts of ridiculous -
47:16 - 47:17stuff
-
47:17 - 47:21if you've got those two compound present
movements collaborators -
47:21 - 47:23you're set
-
47:23 - 47:25moving down a little for the white house
-
47:25 - 47:28biggest muscle group in the upper back
-
47:28 - 47:32now second would probably be trapeze
yesterday his ears actually ka -
47:32 - 47:43i write on this
-
47:43 - 47:50and put their owner
-
47:50 - 47:55this carol showed up
-
47:55 - 47:59so i wasn't planted
-
47:59 - 48:10shouldn't
-
48:10 - 48:14camera
-
48:14 - 48:16our price
-
48:16 - 48:19everything for us
-
48:19 - 48:21so going back to starts out
-
48:21 - 48:28was gone next out will talk about
specifics later traps -
48:28 - 48:29astrid
-
48:29 - 48:31doesn't need to be anything fancy
-
48:31 - 48:33over further down
-
48:33 - 48:36delta lines and this covers
-
48:36 - 48:39everything you don't need separate
exercises for your front -
48:39 - 48:41rear delt toys
-
48:39 - 48:39side
-
48:41 - 48:44you're already getting those during this
compound movements -
48:44 - 48:46best single exercise with alkaloids
-
48:46 - 48:48is letter all understand
-
48:48 - 48:52abbreviated that
-
48:52 - 48:54going a little bit further down
-
48:54 - 48:57your last
-
48:57 - 49:01ramasamy upper back to the functions to
pull the arms down back if you are doing -
49:01 - 49:04a rolling movement and if you're doing
any kind of -
49:04 - 49:07vertical ployment government chin up
-
49:07 - 49:09pulldown
-
49:09 - 49:11amplifying where you're pulling
downwards -
49:11 - 49:13you're more an adequate work in the last
-
49:13 - 49:16now if you need to go
-
49:16 - 49:20to do something directed and some people
you'll see fast arm development of -
49:20 - 49:21development or so
-
49:21 - 49:23beyond the function
-
49:23 - 49:27the primary function was muscles have
multiple functions primary function last -
49:27 - 49:30disciplinary arms from any position away
from the torso -
49:30 - 49:32balenda
-
49:32 - 49:37addressing that function most effective
way would be a pool verma xin -
49:37 - 49:42out better for the almost four shame
-
49:42 - 49:43typically poor machine
-
49:43 - 49:44you're seeing that
-
49:44 - 49:48there are paid out to place the elbows
back in the upper arms against the -
49:48 - 49:51driver forward on back
-
49:51 - 49:53barring that there's an exercise holding
dumbbell pullover -
49:53 - 49:58they could do worry what's called a
cable plover if you've got -
49:58 - 49:59capital machine with a high point
-
49:59 - 50:02and hold on to borrow move it down and
back again what we're doing is we've -
50:02 - 50:05taken the muscle looking at what is its
function -
50:05 - 50:07and the case of laughs
-
50:07 - 50:08bringing all those down back
-
50:08 - 50:15so pull
-
50:15 - 50:16standoff on the same area
-
50:16 - 50:19the lower part of the tracks and traps
-
50:19 - 50:20actually form a bday
-
50:20 - 50:21diner
-
50:21 - 50:26prosser back coming from the neck out to
the and uh... you know as far as a -
50:26 - 50:29scarecrow and then coming back down to
point out there about biographer -
50:29 - 50:31accepted vertebrae
-
50:31 - 50:34the lower part of that system fallen
short of ways -
50:34 - 50:36back and downward someone
-
50:36 - 50:39and again we've got that out if you're
doing the rolling movement its gets -
50:39 - 50:41cover
-
50:41 - 50:44you really don't need much additional
for that most people are going to say -
50:44 - 50:47well i need to sell enough they cannot
permit backing to do something isolated -
50:47 - 50:50for
-
50:50 - 50:53if a person need to do something for
that again -
50:53 - 50:54depressing the shoulders
-
50:54 - 50:55is the main function that
-
50:55 - 50:58if you do in any kind of downward
movement -
50:58 - 51:01or anything coming back anything where
the shoulders moving back we're going to -
51:01 - 51:02process
-
51:02 - 51:04you've got that involved
-
51:04 - 51:09and if you would do
-
51:09 - 51:11pulling the shoulders back
-
51:11 - 51:11virgil is backing down
-
51:11 - 51:14if you were to do a vent role
-
51:14 - 51:19or if you're too do make sure i get
against is not for the top dress for the -
51:19 - 51:20but the lord traps
-
51:20 - 51:23just from a bent position where you are
holding on to bar -
51:23 - 51:25holding on to
-
51:25 - 51:27industry tracking the shoulders
-
51:27 - 51:29you're very much covered with that
-
51:29 - 51:34so at the lower traps
-
51:34 - 51:40and a lawyer
-
51:40 - 51:42going down actually going up the arms
again -
51:42 - 51:44biceps
-
51:44 - 51:46if you've got a quarrel you're set you
don't need to get fancy where they don't -
51:46 - 51:49need a hammer curls
-
51:49 - 51:52and however scrolls are in this stuff
-
51:52 - 51:53biceps
-
51:53 - 51:55if you're doing
-
51:55 - 51:59just regular
-
51:59 - 52:01regular curls
-
52:01 - 52:02himself
-
52:02 - 52:06your cover and the same goes for the
triceps people talk about and triceps -
52:06 - 52:10muscle back in the upper army of three
different parts you get the other -
52:10 - 52:11the reveal
-
52:11 - 52:14and then belong at the one who runs down
the back -
52:14 - 52:17and i people say i only got to do this
movement for your order in this movement -
52:17 - 52:18for your inner haven't
-
52:18 - 52:20this movement forward
-
52:20 - 52:22which is again
-
52:22 - 52:29your triceps three muscles but they all
attached to the same ten that one ten -
52:29 - 52:32that just attach is to balance the back
of the old one -
52:32 - 52:34your hand position
-
52:34 - 52:38if you got to poms out neutral palms
down -
52:38 - 52:40changes with
-
52:40 - 52:42change in the the radius
-
52:42 - 52:44your all now
-
52:44 - 52:47the bone at the price is attached to
-
52:47 - 52:49is not affected all by hand position
-
52:49 - 52:50hands down
-
52:50 - 52:53neutral grip underhand roomates
absolutely no difference anybody tells -
52:53 - 52:54you
-
52:54 - 52:57now use this group of aggregate discover
that heather triceps has absolutely no -
52:57 - 53:00idea what the fuck they're talking about
-
53:00 - 53:01it is
-
53:01 - 53:02just elbow extention
-
53:02 - 53:04and that's it
-
53:04 - 53:06out there is an exception
-
53:06 - 53:09shoulder position has a little bit of an
effect on because one of the heads of -
53:09 - 53:12the triceps across the back and
shoulders -
53:12 - 53:17and if you have a different short
position with exporting to the triceps -
53:17 - 53:19any effect on the length of muscles
going to have a little bit of an effect -
53:19 - 53:20on
-
53:20 - 53:24how strong is in different positions
-
53:24 - 53:29as long as the waiter using during the
exercises heavy enough -
53:29 - 53:32it's not going to make any difference
between being a single movement -
53:32 - 53:35involving extension straight into the
elbows you're working all three heads of -
53:35 - 53:39the triceps about as effectively as you
need to -
53:39 - 53:41now years ago
-
53:41 - 53:44specialists eight decades ago
-
53:44 - 53:47breuer parts the last century
-
53:47 - 53:52and forget the nineteen twenties yet
always strongman circus of performers -
53:52 - 53:54who had the seats that were rival
-
53:54 - 53:58a lot of the drug-free bodybuilders
today -
53:58 - 54:02phenomenal development and all the major
muscle groups and a lot of them -
54:02 - 54:05that if they had read magazines that
they get overlap -
54:05 - 54:08they they were doing very
-
54:08 - 54:09very simple routines
-
54:09 - 54:11in some cases
-
54:11 - 54:13handful of exercises
-
54:13 - 54:14usually consisting of
-
54:14 - 54:17and very similar to what we talked about
sorting out -
54:17 - 54:20a few very simple basic pressing and
holding rooms -
54:20 - 54:25lot of times incorporating some
gymnastic tight movements not gymnastic -
54:25 - 54:26in the sense of flips and
-
54:26 - 54:28things like that but
-
54:28 - 54:30parallel bar depts
-
54:30 - 54:34hinged and precious things like that
again very simple -
54:34 - 54:35pushing her point movements
-
54:35 - 54:37and triceps
-
54:37 - 54:38any kind of extension
-
54:38 - 54:40doesn't make that
-
54:40 - 54:43specular a difference
-
54:43 - 54:46going a little further down for art
-
54:46 - 54:49again you don't want to neglect the
forms that you have to be careful not to -
54:49 - 54:53overdo into doing it for me when your
group is involved -
54:53 - 54:57but again if we want to be if you got
say forms are coming up as quickly as -
54:57 - 54:59you'd like to do you want to focus on
them specifically -
54:59 - 55:02we're not having exercised at volume
-
55:02 - 55:06or adding an exercise to do something
directs to make it as hard as possible -
55:06 - 55:07for those muscles
-
55:07 - 55:10the majority of the massive forearms
-
55:10 - 55:11can be worked
-
55:11 - 55:16by just doing it for children driscoll
movement and an extension movement -
55:16 - 55:19this kind of a weird subculture and
strength training right now to get this -
55:19 - 55:24whole group of people who are obsessed
with him to grip training -
55:24 - 55:25actually have
-
55:25 - 55:29meets where these people get together
compete in different feats of strength -
55:29 - 55:31karen telephone books and
-
55:31 - 55:33am bending nails pulses stuff like that
-
55:33 - 55:38and while these guys have books courses
and also to crap they'll they'll sell -
55:38 - 55:38online
-
55:38 - 55:43i know one particular i couldn't name
names or anything but prolly has two or -
55:43 - 55:46three books just on
-
55:46 - 55:48frank just a hundred transformed trying
-
55:48 - 55:50themselves
-
55:50 - 55:52guys prolly
-
55:52 - 55:55a couple dozen overpriced products
-
55:55 - 55:56if you do curls
-
55:56 - 55:58and if you do extension
-
55:58 - 55:59with the forearms
-
55:59 - 56:02you're going to get better development
than if you did all of us dozens of -
56:02 - 56:04different exercises with
-
56:04 - 56:09they're all different possible movements
with a bunch of crap in his books -
56:09 - 56:11and it's going to take a whole lot less
time -
56:11 - 56:13again look at the function of the
muscles are trying to work -
56:13 - 56:17you take an exercise that simply
addresses that function -
56:17 - 56:19for arms
-
56:19 - 56:21espace nahi early
-
56:21 - 56:21but again
-
56:21 - 56:23curl
-
56:23 - 56:26extend the rest you've got pretty much
everything there -
56:26 - 56:28moving a little bit further down
-
56:28 - 56:29hips and thighs
-
56:29 - 56:32holt on a muscle from the waist down
-
56:32 - 56:37and a lot of people avoid leg training
because when done properly it is painful -
56:37 - 56:38and brutally hard
-
56:38 - 56:42if you've ever done a set of squash
properly afterwards -
56:42 - 56:44you should feel
-
56:44 - 56:48like you've just been hit by a truck and
you should have a hard time standing up -
56:48 - 56:49afterwards
-
56:49 - 56:55if you can walk normally after doing
some spots you have not -
56:55 - 56:59nephew doing just that one compound
exercise or if you're doing a dental -
56:59 - 57:02left again you are doing pretty much
-
57:02 - 57:05everything you care for all the major
muscles in that area -
57:05 - 57:08but again if a particular must say
partnerships hamstrings -
57:08 - 57:12is not coming up as much as you would
like to -
57:12 - 57:14put a direct exercise in there
-
57:14 - 57:18again not to add home but to be what
work that specific muscle harder -
57:18 - 57:20quadriceps
-
57:20 - 57:23main function extending real simple
-
57:23 - 57:26light extension you really don't need
anything fancy there's a bunch of -
57:26 - 57:28different things you could do
-
57:28 - 57:31that uh...
-
57:31 - 57:35costs
-
57:35 - 57:37substance was yes for extensions
-
57:37 - 57:40and same with the hamsters and strains
-
57:40 - 57:42little bit more involved
-
57:42 - 57:44flex the name but they also flexing up
-
57:44 - 57:47you can work in the equally well or
-
57:47 - 57:47extensor
-
57:47 - 57:51you were completely well from my the
direction of the day length per roll -
57:51 - 57:55or whom was called deflated about
difference between the regulars deflated -
57:55 - 57:56and left
-
57:56 - 57:56is simply
-
57:56 - 58:02the amounts of movement around the waist
or hips relative to the navy's -
58:02 - 58:04regular dad left
-
58:04 - 58:05you'd be coming down
-
58:05 - 58:10to bounce barnes who did not mention not
see a lot of meat and a lot of hate -
58:10 - 58:11movement difference between that
-
58:11 - 58:12and stuff like that left
-
58:12 - 58:16this template that left could actually
have packet movement but i have very -
58:16 - 58:20very little movement around the navy's
mostly groups -
58:20 - 58:22hamstrings
-
58:22 - 58:23hamstrings
-
58:23 - 58:25deflated dept
-
58:25 - 58:27as for the previous year
-
58:27 - 58:31sam's an sl de alpha slash it right
-
58:31 - 58:34going a little bit further down cast
-
58:34 - 58:36we'll hear a lot of people talking about
-
58:36 - 58:39i do see that have sc for your slate at
san -
58:39 - 58:44standing status for your guest cnn s_
l's different crap -
58:44 - 58:46if you're doing asean chaos
-
58:46 - 58:50it tasted gastric meanest the bigger are
part of the cat out of the world that -
58:50 - 58:54which is why people recommends that you
have to select -
58:54 - 58:57thingy as if you're doing the standing
calf raise -
58:57 - 59:02you're working the soyuz and i guess it
mean yes the bigger outside part -
59:02 - 59:04both relatively quick park
-
59:04 - 59:08when one we take the old other exercise
avail masa group out there and the -
59:08 - 59:11others and then you got both anyway so
there's no reason to do both -
59:11 - 59:14it for capital a standing calf raise
-
59:14 - 59:18or if you got a machine that you can do
precedent just uh... -
59:18 - 59:19who run the ankle
-
59:19 - 59:21your cover
-
59:21 - 59:22self
-
59:22 - 59:23notice
-
59:23 - 59:25i've left out
-
59:25 - 59:25below back
-
59:25 - 59:28and the aps
-
59:28 - 59:30though most people
-
59:30 - 59:31get weird about it
-
59:31 - 59:32thanking
-
59:32 - 59:37i got to do all these crunches leg
braces torso rotation -
59:37 - 59:38and stuff
-
59:38 - 59:41just a ridiculous number of exercise for
the abdominal muscles -
59:41 - 59:47if you'll never get a single abdominal
exercise in your life never -
59:47 - 59:52the other crunch hello grayson eraser
any of these things -
59:52 - 59:55but you reduced your body fat level low
enough -
59:55 - 59:57you have great looking at
-
59:57 - 60:01the appearance of the ramps has almost
nothing to do -
60:01 - 60:03with abdominal exercise
-
60:03 - 60:08the abdominal muscles are very very
small muscle group -
60:08 - 60:11because there's not a lot of muscle mass
there they have very little effect on -
60:11 - 60:14your overall metabolic great
-
60:14 - 60:18direct work for the abdominal muscles
does nothing to selectively burn fat -
60:18 - 60:20over that area
-
60:20 - 60:22the appearance of a six-pack
-
60:22 - 60:24of having a separate blocks of muscle
-
60:24 - 60:29is a result of the formation of
connective tissue information as well -
60:29 - 60:32got a couple blocks the muscles lines of
connective tissue in between -
60:32 - 60:35if your body fat is low enough
-
60:35 - 60:39that will be obvious having a little bit
better and all development in terms of -
60:39 - 60:40moscow size
-
60:40 - 60:44both backed up a little bit
-
60:44 - 60:47if you don't have low enough body fat to
begin with -
60:47 - 60:49it's still will not be a parent
-
60:49 - 60:52you could spend years
-
60:52 - 60:53working your ass
-
60:53 - 60:55and develop them to you about
-
60:55 - 60:58the largest that you could possibly
develop those muscles -
60:58 - 61:02and if you didn't have sufficiently low
body seven still make it absolutely no -
61:02 - 61:03difference at all
-
61:03 - 61:07but again if you'd never get a single
director dol exercise in your life -
61:07 - 61:09but you are women off you have a great
out -
61:09 - 61:11you're on
-
61:11 - 61:13you watch theaters like
-
61:13 - 61:16skinny skateboard kids who've never
touched a barbell -
61:16 - 61:17who have been asked
-
61:17 - 61:21certainly has a very leader just really
really -
61:21 - 61:23down they have very very low level of
body fat -
61:23 - 61:27if you again never get a single donnell
exercising electric everett apt -
61:27 - 61:28editor competition
-
61:28 - 61:29enough
-
61:29 - 61:31june of ninety five
-
61:31 - 61:34and barbarism and this was the
specifically to prove a couple points -
61:34 - 61:36that being one of them
-
61:36 - 61:38leading up to the competition
-
61:38 - 61:40for about six months prior to it
-
61:40 - 61:44i did not do single crops i didn't know
directed dollar exercise in fact -
61:44 - 61:49i waited six exercise once a week the
entire time -
61:49 - 61:51a stiff like embargo that left
-
61:51 - 61:52a leg press
-
61:52 - 61:54h at sprouts
-
61:54 - 61:55they see the perot
-
61:55 - 61:57a pull down
-
61:57 - 61:58anton
-
61:58 - 62:01it catholics and that was
-
62:01 - 62:04for the entire
-
62:04 - 62:09no other exercise no directed down a
larger size -
62:09 - 62:10placed five out of twelve
-
62:10 - 62:16my weight class and that was that a
national competition so -
62:16 - 62:17not too bad
-
62:17 - 62:20had better absent most people in my
weight class and that was without having -
62:20 - 62:21done
-
62:21 - 62:25no one directed dollar sized leading up
to it -
62:25 - 62:26the body fat was lost
-
62:26 - 62:28and that was what made all the
difference in the world -
62:28 - 62:32now as far as a ballot exercise
-
62:32 - 62:37there's really only one reason to do it
and again it has absolutely nothing to -
62:37 - 62:37do
-
62:37 - 62:39with appearance
-
62:39 - 62:41and is simply for the health of the back
-
62:41 - 62:44if you were to do a direct abdominal
exercise -
62:44 - 62:47which would balance of the doing
doubtless you're already working below -
62:47 - 62:50back muscles relative affect relatively
effective way -
62:50 - 62:53if you're doing aback extension of shane
you've got discovered -
62:53 - 62:55but back
-
62:55 - 62:58in a barrel exercises are more for the
health of the low back -
62:58 - 62:59than anything else
-
62:59 - 63:03since we're talking about work since
we're talking about bodybuilding -
63:03 - 63:06not going to do all that but again
-
63:06 - 63:09you really don't need to worry a lot
about doing directive donnell exercise -
63:09 - 63:13from the standpoint of appearances data
-
63:13 - 63:15one of the most overrated
-
63:15 - 63:16were sold things
-
63:16 - 63:21an exercise everybody building every
fitness every visit magazine pickup is -
63:21 - 63:22going to have something i ask
-
63:22 - 63:23and it is
-
63:23 - 63:24ol
-
63:24 - 63:25ways today
-
63:25 - 63:26wasted paper
-
63:26 - 63:29if you don't have a lot of bodies that
none of the tentative sat on even if you -
63:29 - 63:31do have low enough body fat
-
63:31 - 63:33it doesn't make
-
63:33 - 63:36that big of a difference on the
appearance of your balance is -
63:36 - 63:37i know
-
63:37 - 63:42i guess that bacterial official
-
63:42 - 63:43basics or what
-
63:43 - 63:48doug recovery body by science
financially campaign mentioned earlier -
63:48 - 63:50there is a big part
-
63:50 - 63:53the specific exercises again don't
-
63:53 - 63:58a lot of different exercise to work for
this purpose but generally what you need -
63:58 - 63:59is
-
63:59 - 64:06a compound and by compounds multi joint
compound -
64:06 - 64:10something that involves a hip sandbox
-
64:10 - 64:12to and for a
-
64:12 - 64:14sampling of push
-
64:14 - 64:16and paul
-
64:16 - 64:20that are horizontal
-
64:20 - 64:23four and five
-
64:23 - 64:25you to push it down
-
64:25 - 64:27and the whole
-
64:27 - 64:28that are
-
64:28 - 64:29and with just that
-
64:29 - 64:32and all major massacres and going back
-
64:32 - 64:37if u began overtime find any particular
muscle group is not developing as -
64:37 - 64:41quickly as you like or along with the
rest of the body -
64:41 - 64:45you can add an isolation exercises bad
again not because the additional volume -
64:45 - 64:47is about that
-
64:47 - 64:48because
-
64:48 - 64:54the direct exercise line work those
muscles parts of israel has crept one -
64:54 - 64:58and yet i don't have to size up too much
because most people -
64:58 - 64:59overdo it
-
64:59 - 65:00chest
-
65:00 - 65:03by people protesting biceps
-
65:03 - 65:04just
-
65:04 - 65:06going to be doing a pushing movements
-
65:06 - 65:11and most people in a way over this chest
shoulders by such a price on the most -
65:11 - 65:13overworked muscles
-
65:13 - 65:16now next steps
-
65:16 - 65:21simple function brings an arms length
decision out back away from the body -
65:21 - 65:22down across
-
65:22 - 65:25all you need is one
-
65:25 - 65:27fiscal horizontal abduction
-
65:27 - 65:29movement bringing the arms down across
the body -
65:29 - 65:30it can be a dumbbell fly
-
65:30 - 65:34it could be a cable flight can be a
machine -
65:34 - 65:36but that's it
-
65:36 - 65:39one of those you don't need to have a
whole bunch different exercises -
65:39 - 65:42and doing a lot of it from exercises
from a lot of different angles of the -
65:42 - 65:44wreckage difference you'll see some
articles -
65:44 - 65:47bodybuilding magazines really might have
been doing it doesn't different -
65:47 - 65:49variations on test flights
-
65:49 - 65:53now all at different angles different
positions also makes absolutely no -
65:53 - 65:55difference for that matter
-
65:55 - 65:59this is all sorts of debates between
people -
65:59 - 66:03boundary inclined for opportunist verses
doing out flat bench press purses -
66:03 - 66:06decline bench perks and all that
-
66:06 - 66:09the incline bench press
-
66:09 - 66:10involves
-
66:10 - 66:12at the upper portion is called
curriculum portion -
66:12 - 66:16of the chest slightly more flat bench
press -
66:16 - 66:20but it involves the rest of the chest
allot labs -
66:20 - 66:22if you're doing a flap that she doing
-
66:22 - 66:24an odd decline bench even
-
66:24 - 66:25you're doing
-
66:25 - 66:30the larger portion the chest and still a
significant bomb in the upper portion -
66:30 - 66:34there's really no significant benefit
anybody for anything additional inclined -
66:34 - 66:38on top of that and it's more likely to
be a negative and positive -
66:38 - 66:40again because as a running
-
66:40 - 66:42but not really making that big of a
difference -
66:42 - 66:45and work in the upper part of the chest
-
66:45 - 66:45sodium
-
66:45 - 66:49if we're going to just with us
-
66:49 - 66:53was thrown up on top here
-
66:53 - 66:56any kind of flyin
-
66:56 - 67:05any any questions about any of this
stuff so far -
67:05 - 67:06oregon to
-
67:06 - 67:09bulb more less about practical
performers -
67:09 - 67:11today i got an idea yet a train hard
-
67:11 - 67:14make sure you don't overdo it given up
exercise with all the major muscle -
67:14 - 67:16groups
-
67:16 - 67:20but no more than you need to get
adequate rest and keep records of a so -
67:20 - 67:23you know your proving no if you need to
adjust that well -
67:23 - 67:25how do you go about doing exercises
-
67:25 - 67:29there isn't more debate about this than
almost anything else to get people say -
67:29 - 67:32you got to be extremely fast track to
get people seem to get to do -
67:32 - 67:35streaming is slow right some people say
and you get a decisive metrics some -
67:35 - 67:40people saying get an impartial range
other people saying it for range -
67:40 - 67:41people talking
-
67:41 - 67:44about all sorts of different repetition
that ranges -
67:44 - 67:45different
-
67:45 - 67:48uh... timing between sets bunch of stuff
most of it -
67:48 - 67:53is complete and utter bullshit
-
67:53 - 67:53generally
-
67:53 - 67:54the most important thing
-
67:54 - 67:57there were looking at doing any exercise
-
67:57 - 68:02inas exposing the muscles to a high
enough level of tension -
68:02 - 68:04that you're able to stimulate an
adaptive response -
68:04 - 68:08but not so much that you're going to
cause an injury -
68:08 - 68:12and generally you want to do that over
the greatest rate range of motion that -
68:12 - 68:13you can
-
68:13 - 68:18without going into a position where you
might end up reconcile -
68:18 - 68:18there's a a
-
68:18 - 68:20couple different factors
-
68:20 - 68:23there's also fatigue
-
68:23 - 68:26and the direction has an effect on that
there's also a micro trunk which i -
68:26 - 68:28mentioned before so that terry
-
68:28 - 68:30tissue but the most important factor
-
68:30 - 68:33more important than anything else is the
tension on the muscle -
68:33 - 68:37and that tension is affected by a bunch
of different things most importantly -
68:37 - 68:39the way to get your user
-
68:39 - 68:42you need to use have enough weight
-
68:42 - 68:45and for most of people had enough
-
68:45 - 68:47needs a wage that is
-
68:47 - 68:48minimally
-
68:48 - 68:54absolutely minimally about sixty percent
of what you can lift one time -
68:54 - 68:54maximally
-
68:54 - 68:57for most people again about maybe eighty
five -
68:57 - 69:00really pushing and if you get up to
about ninety percent -
69:00 - 69:04now there's different ways to determine
that's -
69:04 - 69:09most of them not very practical likely
to cause an injury -
69:09 - 69:13a lot of peoples in with your one retin
access district testifying out how much -
69:13 - 69:14you know what they need to use it
-
69:14 - 69:16but
-
69:16 - 69:17more practical
-
69:17 - 69:19if you would get the averages
-
69:19 - 69:22most people can do about ten repetitions
herself -
69:22 - 69:26seventy five eighty percent of their one
repetition maxima -
69:26 - 69:27if he starts
-
69:27 - 69:30with a moderate weight
-
69:30 - 69:31and you should at first
-
69:31 - 69:33you wanna focus on your form
-
69:33 - 69:36before you start borrow everybody's to
start with a lot of white -
69:36 - 69:40and gradually build up to the point
where using something that is so heavy -
69:40 - 69:44that you can just barely complete
attempt repetition -
69:44 - 69:46you're probably right around the
-
69:46 - 69:49that eighty percent ranch
-
69:49 - 69:52now as far as specific number of
repetitions -
69:52 - 69:55that's really not as important as the
time -
69:55 - 69:58if you look at a bunch of different
research -
69:58 - 69:58there is
-
69:58 - 70:03a broader range now of repetition ranges
there's a broad range of times that work -
70:03 - 70:04for most people
-
70:04 - 70:06now we're shooting for the middle
-
70:06 - 70:09and we're also taking some other things
into account -
70:09 - 70:11you don't want to have the way so heavy
-
70:11 - 70:13that you cannot
-
70:13 - 70:17do at least a few repetitions one
because it's very very very having your -
70:17 - 70:20forms likely fall apart earlier were
likely poor strained something -
70:20 - 70:22not because the white study
-
70:22 - 70:26but because if it's really heavy people
tend to -
70:26 - 70:28sacrifice for trying to repetitions
-
70:28 - 70:30if it's too white
-
70:30 - 70:33you're just not going to get much of a
response a -
70:33 - 70:35again too heavy for most people
-
70:35 - 70:38if you cannot view at least
-
70:38 - 70:41therefore five repetitions in good form
-
70:41 - 70:43waste fraud to have it
-
70:43 - 70:44now buying good form
-
70:44 - 70:48slow strict control room and i'll get
into that little bit later -
70:48 - 70:50now if you can do a lot more
-
70:50 - 70:52than at twelve fifteen repetitions of
soil -
70:52 - 70:57the way is most likely to light
-
70:57 - 70:59using moderate repetitions page
-
70:59 - 71:03about three second lifting movement
bathroom second lauren movement -
71:03 - 71:06a person that is doing between
-
71:06 - 71:07begam minimal
-
71:07 - 71:11ground fire repetitions of so maxim
around ten repetitions -
71:11 - 71:15is going to be using and every enough
where they're going to stimulate a -
71:15 - 71:16significant improvement
-
71:16 - 71:19there's not going to be so happy that
they're likely to have the reform ball -
71:19 - 71:21partner in the carrying something else
-
71:21 - 71:26to be on the safe side i would go just a
little bit higher with that repetition -
71:26 - 71:26range
-
71:26 - 71:27and make it about seven
-
71:27 - 71:31to ten repetitions
-
71:31 - 71:32the time
-
71:32 - 71:34is also important factor
-
71:34 - 71:39most people mostly is repetition ranges
represent a timeframe of about thirty -
71:39 - 71:41two ninety seconds
-
71:41 - 71:45if the waves have enough but you can't
go for at least about thirty seconds in -
71:45 - 71:46good form
-
71:46 - 71:49form tends to start fall apart
-
71:49 - 71:49if u
-
71:49 - 71:53can go for a while longer than ninety
seconds which lifting lowering about -
71:53 - 71:55three seconds within about fifteen reps
-
71:55 - 72:00it's probably to light we're not going
to get as much of a response as possible -
72:00 - 72:03if you're taking about three second
looks like -
72:03 - 72:06about that
-
72:06 - 72:09it's not really slow but is not fast
tyler -
72:09 - 72:13it's slow enough that you are in control
of hunger moving over the floor and -
72:13 - 72:14motion
-
72:14 - 72:16and that is the most important thing
-
72:16 - 72:20you want to be in control of the barbell
and control machine in control of your -
72:20 - 72:22posture
-
72:22 - 72:23control more than anything else
-
72:23 - 72:24is mostly
-
72:24 - 72:26important aspect of four
-
72:26 - 72:30if you're going to fast where you cannot
maintain strict control -
72:30 - 72:32more likely into something
-
72:32 - 72:36more likely to
-
72:36 - 72:39kinda cheating through parts of the
range of motion missing out some of the -
72:39 - 72:41benefit of the exercise
-
72:41 - 72:43you don't want to go any faster
-
72:43 - 72:44that you can control the way
-
72:44 - 72:47another benefit or moving more slowly
-
72:47 - 72:50is going to be able to focus more on the
muscles are using during the exercise -
72:50 - 72:53when people and you typically see blue
sky swinging the wakes up and down when -
72:53 - 72:56they do that
-
72:56 - 72:59knowledge of attendance sheet involve a
lot of extra body movement in their -
72:59 - 73:02worst expressed the muscles they're
trying to work and put it on other -
73:02 - 73:03muscles
-
73:03 - 73:07but when you're going that quickly makes
it very difficult to focus on -
73:07 - 73:08and dole will like
-
73:08 - 73:12an intensely contract the muscles that
you're trying to work -
73:12 - 73:15when you're doing and was used bicep
curl for an example -
73:15 - 73:17you're not just trying to lift the way
-
73:17 - 73:19lifting the weight is not the
-
73:19 - 73:24and did not the goal of the exercise
that movement is being done -
73:24 - 73:25specifically for the poor
-
73:25 - 73:29working your biceps as hard as you
possibly can -
73:29 - 73:32watch most people though and i really
don't seem to be -
73:32 - 73:36working their biceps but working there
back you'll see people -
73:36 - 73:38swing in their their back way back in
-
73:38 - 73:42an all sorts of stuff to cheer up in
some time to see people get a little bit -
73:42 - 73:45of a new bend in there
-
73:45 - 73:49makes it easier to throw heavyweights up
but they're not really working there by -
73:49 - 73:50six at heart
-
73:50 - 73:53if you took these people who are tough
to anybody in the gym has been corals -
73:53 - 73:54that way
-
73:54 - 73:55don't get stuck
-
73:55 - 73:58album back up against a wall so their
backers -
73:58 - 73:59for out
-
73:59 - 74:03maybe their feet up as a little bit and
ask him to try and do it properly once -
74:03 - 74:07they will not be able to most people the
way that they quarrel -
74:07 - 74:10or able to use the way that they're
using because they're using a lot bigger -
74:10 - 74:13and stronger muscles in the biceps to
lift that they are doing almost what's -
74:13 - 74:16called a reverse clean one
-
74:16 - 74:19park on ebay movement were to malta
-
74:19 - 74:22a lifting of the barbell using mostly
momentum -
74:22 - 74:25now if you are slowing it down
-
74:25 - 74:27you're going to be aware of your body
position -
74:27 - 74:31you're going to get the better field if
there's anything moving that should be -
74:31 - 74:33and you're going to be able to better
phelan focus on the muscles that you're -
74:33 - 74:36trying to contract during the exercise
-
74:36 - 74:39if you're not just trying to lift the
wait for the sake of lifting the white -
74:39 - 74:42we're looking to wait for the sake of
placing as much -
74:42 - 74:45demand as much attention on the biceps
in this case is possible -
74:45 - 74:47and slowing down
-
74:47 - 74:48a lot easier do
-
74:47 - 74:47makes that's
-
74:48 - 74:52now there's another benefit to slowing
down that a lot of people don't talk -
74:52 - 74:54about
-
74:54 - 74:54actually not
-
74:54 - 74:57you know a little bit more about this
the ldp_ type they have some things -
74:57 - 75:01called the force velocity kare
-
75:01 - 75:07and this mainly applies
-
75:07 - 75:11when your muscles contract you've got
fibers inside the muscles -
75:11 - 75:13that are being pulled in
-
75:13 - 75:18across each other buys will attachments
that grabbing for grabbing for gramm for -
75:18 - 75:20fall down
-
75:20 - 75:23across borders
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75:23 - 75:24bhaskar muscle shortens
-
75:24 - 75:28the last year able to perform these
cross bridges -
75:28 - 75:32the slower a muscle shortens the more
prosecutors are able to be formed -
75:32 - 75:36and the more of these across bridges you
have pouring the muscle fibers long -
75:36 - 75:37tether
-
75:37 - 75:39the higher the force they can produce
-
75:39 - 75:44the higher the force they can produce
the heavier the way you can handle -
75:44 - 75:46and the more attention you can put on
your muscles -
75:46 - 75:48if we were to have a graph
-
75:48 - 75:51and say this was the serum this was
-
75:51 - 75:54perfectly motions just holding the
barbell -
75:54 - 75:56not a trial of two just holding it there
-
75:56 - 75:59and this was one hundred percent
-
75:59 - 76:03ask as you can possibly shorten your
muscles -
76:03 - 76:07and we were to measure the amount of
portion muscles could produce -
76:07 - 76:08at these different speeds
-
76:08 - 76:13used to be a current that looked
-
76:13 - 76:13or they request
-
76:13 - 76:16the curb generally look like that
-
76:16 - 76:18faster your muscles are contracting
-
76:18 - 76:21the last force they can produce
-
76:21 - 76:23the greatest
-
76:23 - 76:27force your muscles can produce in a
shortening a lifting movement -
76:27 - 76:29is apt slow-speed possible
-
76:29 - 76:31now why not
-
76:31 - 76:33barely moved and why not just a real
-
76:33 - 76:35real slow well
-
76:35 - 76:38there's some reasons to avoid that
-
76:38 - 76:41there's actually a group
-
76:41 - 76:43called super slow
-
76:43 - 76:44gilda
-
76:44 - 76:47they asked for a long time advocated a
ten-second lifting -
76:47 - 76:51and a ten-second lorne extremely
extremely slogans fees claiming that by -
76:51 - 76:52going
-
76:52 - 76:53back slowly
-
76:53 - 76:57europe to minimize the force muscles
were sposed or more specifically the -
76:57 - 76:58joints
-
76:58 - 77:01minimized montana everything else which
is true up to a point -
77:01 - 77:04the problem out
-
77:04 - 77:06by going that slow you're also
-
77:06 - 77:08performing many
-
77:08 - 77:11fewer repetitions over a period of time
-
77:11 - 77:16for example if you're lifting transect
or in ten seconds you perform up three -
77:16 - 77:17repetitions per minute
-
77:17 - 77:21if you were to lift in about three
seconds for about three seconds uganda -
77:21 - 77:22performing about
-
77:22 - 77:26ten repetitions per minute
-
77:26 - 77:26when you do
-
77:26 - 77:28the repetition
-
77:28 - 77:31as the muscles or a lower and
-
77:31 - 77:32specifically in that lauren
-
77:32 - 77:37is where you have those who tears in the
fire but i mention earlier micro time -
77:37 - 77:37correct
-
77:37 - 77:40and that micro trauma occurs as a result
-
77:40 - 77:45of those fibers being pulled over
stressed for actual lengthening against -
77:45 - 77:46tension
-
77:46 - 77:50across bridges those same attachments
that hold a short note -
77:50 - 77:53act as ranks when the muscles
lengthening -
77:53 - 77:55if you can imagine
-
77:55 - 77:58as they're attaching unbending and
releasing in attaching burning in -
77:58 - 78:01relation to shorten the muscle
-
78:01 - 78:04it would be like a person grabbing a run
on eleven full-length -
78:04 - 78:07grabbing number one letting go for it
-
78:07 - 78:10now has the muscles lengthy extension
-
78:10 - 78:14it's not be opposite it would be like
going back down the ladder -
78:14 - 78:18it would be like you're holding all
somebody's pulling on your feet -
78:18 - 78:21until you can't hold on the what don't
you burp again you are going to grip -
78:21 - 78:22again
-
78:22 - 78:23except
-
78:23 - 78:26if you had
-
78:26 - 78:26hundreds of arms
-
78:26 - 78:30instead of letting go they were just
hearing officer coming down -
78:30 - 78:33during that negative during that war a
movement you have the microphone a -
78:33 - 78:36little tears in the muscle fiber that
contribute to -
78:36 - 78:38an increase in muscle size
-
78:38 - 78:41so you don't want to go to a slow
-
78:41 - 78:43slow enough that you're in control
-
78:43 - 78:48slope nothing anyone like loopholes
trainer care something slow enough -
78:48 - 78:53lower on this force blossom kurt so they
were able to handle a heavier white -
78:53 - 78:57in strict form you can use heavier
weight and exercise slower because of -
78:57 - 78:59that forceful ah seeker
-
78:59 - 79:03the reason that faster way to allows you
to move in even heavier weight -
79:03 - 79:07isn't because the target muscles are
doing that much more work -
79:07 - 79:11but because the faster movements
typically involved -
79:11 - 79:15yall a lot of other muscles and extra
body movement to get another so there's -
79:15 - 79:17a difference
-
79:17 - 79:21we don't mind on a slower nothing
control slow enough that you reduced -
79:21 - 79:24likelihood pulls in tears slow nothing
you can handle a heavier weight because -
79:24 - 79:25of the sport's velocity occur
-
79:25 - 79:27but not so slow
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79:27 - 79:28that we're not doing
-
79:28 - 79:32more repetitions over a period of time
so you have more that michael drama it -
79:32 - 79:32is
-
79:32 - 79:36a balance between the two of those
-
79:36 - 79:37so anyways
-
79:37 - 79:40most movements we're talking about three
seconds thing -
79:40 - 79:41about three seconds lower
-
79:41 - 79:45if you're doing a compound movement we
walk out -
79:45 - 79:46fondness for them
-
79:46 - 79:50you're doing a compound real walking out
-
79:50 - 79:50if you're doing a press
-
79:50 - 79:54out of the arms and legs when you walked
out the bones are supporting most of the -
79:54 - 79:57resistance you don't really have much
tension on the muscles there -
79:57 - 80:00you don't spend a lot of time here you
get a lockout -
80:00 - 80:04the reverse direction start loving way
back down but if you're doing a polling -
80:04 - 80:09movement were to be an isolation mantri
you have resistance that this position -
80:09 - 80:12you hold it there you squeeze as long as
you can -
80:12 - 80:14versus uh... as far as hard as you can
for a second to before letting it back -
80:14 - 80:19down
-
80:19 - 80:23moving on from from speed everything
else we talked about again within about -
80:23 - 80:24seven to ten repetitions
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80:24 - 80:28at about three seconds lifting three
second warrant pace which are actually -
80:28 - 80:28looking at
-
80:28 - 80:33is about forty to sixty seconds of
continuous work during the exercise -
80:33 - 80:36if the exercises hard enough
-
80:36 - 80:38but i'm i'm finished with that you're
going to be pretty wiped out even from -
80:38 - 80:41just a single exercise
-
80:41 - 80:45going from that's for the next exercise
right away -
80:45 - 80:49has some benefits but there's also some
problems -
80:49 - 80:52you don't want to rush you don't want to
get from within the next next attacks -
80:52 - 80:57with no rest inbetween if your goal is
getting as much muscular size as -
80:57 - 80:57possible
-
80:57 - 81:01but you don't want to hang around the
rest of five ten minutes in between -
81:01 - 81:02either
-
81:02 - 81:06you want to allow and not rats that
you're able to catch your breath -
81:06 - 81:10and now for us that you feel you can put
a hundred percent effort into the next -
81:10 - 81:11exercise
-
81:11 - 81:15but you don't want to sit around for a
long time in between if you would get -
81:15 - 81:17too little rest
-
81:17 - 81:19van you're going to end up performing
-
81:19 - 81:23you know fewer and fewer repetitions are
performed worse and worse and subsequent -
81:23 - 81:24exercises
-
81:24 - 81:27because of overall systemic potatoes
-
81:27 - 81:30of the entire body in general
-
81:27 - 81:27fatigue
-
81:30 - 81:34if you allow too much rest inbetween
exercises you're not going to take -
81:34 - 81:38advantage of an increase growth hormone
or to stand strong and you get who's -
81:38 - 81:40moving a little bit more quickly
-
81:40 - 81:43so again like a lot of things it's a
balance between the two -
81:43 - 81:47unless your goal is just increase your
capacity for work -
81:47 - 81:49which again here we're just talking
about looking better -
81:49 - 81:51just more muscle
-
81:51 - 81:54you want to know how long enough time to
feel we can handle reasonably -
81:54 - 81:55heavyweight annex exercised
-
81:55 - 81:59but you don't wanna la lot of rescue
should be a hundred percent recovered -
81:59 - 82:00shouldn't feel like
-
82:00 - 82:03they haven't done anything you should
still be breeding pretty yeah -
82:03 - 82:06bring someone have religious not
completely gas -
82:06 - 82:11and this very special person starting
out it might be a little longer as your -
82:11 - 82:11condition improves
-
82:11 - 82:14it might be a little bit shorter began
-
82:14 - 82:16and off that you feel you're recovered
enough to -
82:16 - 82:20put forth a a good art efforts but not
so much that you feel completely rested -
82:20 - 82:22on the plane
-
82:22 - 82:28any questions about anything as far as
uh... that former repetition -
82:28 - 82:32settling something like that so far
-
82:32 - 82:35facing i talk about is the order the
exercises -
82:35 - 82:36typically
-
82:36 - 82:37in a person writes up work it out
-
82:37 - 82:42though their own and they'll do this
exercise in the next exercise in the -
82:42 - 82:42exercise after that
-
82:42 - 82:47and people typically do the same
exercise and say more all the time -
82:47 - 82:48generally mistake
-
82:48 - 82:50for this reason
-
82:50 - 82:53if you are really trying as hard as
possible -
82:53 - 82:56and every exercise is going to take
enough energy that even if you know all -
82:56 - 82:57the rest
-
82:57 - 83:00is going to negative way affect your
ability to perform every exercise that -
83:00 - 83:01follows
-
83:01 - 83:06you're always going to do better on the
first exercise workout than in the last -
83:06 - 83:10and if you always do all the exercise in
the exact same order -
83:10 - 83:12then the ones that you do earlier
-
83:12 - 83:16those muscle groups are going to
progress a little bit faster -
83:16 - 83:17every time you work out
-
83:17 - 83:21we'll look at how you get on that work
out the previous time -
83:21 - 83:25whatever exercises you did the worst on
-
83:25 - 83:27previously should be the ones that you
start with -
83:27 - 83:29and they are
-
83:29 - 83:32down the line from the ones you get the
worst onto the ones who did the best -
83:32 - 83:34time this is going to resolve
-
83:34 - 83:37in a change in exercise order over time
-
83:37 - 83:41now some people would criticize this is
making it difficult to keep accurate -
83:41 - 83:42records
-
83:42 - 83:45how do you know that you didn't improve
on an exercise because of the change in -
83:45 - 83:46order
-
83:46 - 83:49versus being a little bit stronger
-
83:49 - 83:51short term that is a problem
-
83:51 - 83:54over a long a period of time
-
83:54 - 83:58if you're really overtraining if you're
doing too much into often than exercises -
83:58 - 84:00have stopped breathing
-
84:00 - 84:02by changing the order
-
84:02 - 84:04you're going to allow
-
84:04 - 84:08focus where you need it most on work out
to work out basis -
84:08 - 84:10and
-
84:10 - 84:11now this is
-
84:11 - 84:11not just theory
-
84:11 - 84:15there's a guy named joe mall used to
work for models for years back -
84:15 - 84:18and he has been doing this stuff since
the nineteen fifties -
84:18 - 84:21and he is actually conducted studies
with groups the body builders in groups -
84:21 - 84:25of trainees frias compare people doing
-
84:25 - 84:28same workout they did the same workouts
a method of repetitions -
84:28 - 84:32the only thing that varied as the order
one group to the same exercises -
84:32 - 84:36same order every time the other group
very bare exercises -
84:36 - 84:37based on their previous performance
-
84:37 - 84:42the difference was significant their
bodybuilders that change the order -
84:42 - 84:46so that they are always working the
exercise they did the worst on the -
84:46 - 84:49previous work out first in the current
work out -
84:49 - 84:52may significantly better parks
-
84:52 - 84:56when you're keeping track your workouts
not just running down the exercise -
84:56 - 85:00you know the way repetitions but you
want to write down they were you -
85:00 - 85:01performed on them
-
85:01 - 85:05so that the next time you work out you
can look at that you can see -
85:05 - 85:06now this is what i did last time
-
85:06 - 85:10and you also might wanna switch if
everything is going up really well even -
85:10 - 85:12if you don't have significant
differences -
85:12 - 85:14it helps to change these things around
-
85:14 - 85:18there are couple exceptions however
-
85:18 - 85:19some exercises
-
85:19 - 85:22have to be done after others
-
85:22 - 85:25because performing them will make it
difficult or impossible to do the other -
85:25 - 85:28ones correctly
-
85:28 - 85:29forearm exercises
-
85:29 - 85:32should almost always be done at the end
of a routine -
85:32 - 85:36if you're working your forearms before
your chin up free dual role or anything -
85:36 - 85:39like that is not to be able to log on as
well -
85:39 - 85:40and
-
85:40 - 85:43if you include any of donnell exercise
-
85:43 - 85:48the abdominal exercise should be held
off until the end -
85:48 - 85:51especially if you're doing barbell
exercises to do any kind of standing -
85:51 - 85:52exercise
-
85:52 - 85:56your dial muscles problem involved some
degree destabilizing the body especially -
85:56 - 85:59ballooning and overhead pressing
-
85:59 - 86:07abdominal exercises form exercises kept
towards the end of the workout -
86:07 - 86:08getting a little bit had things here
-
86:08 - 86:11but
-
86:11 - 86:11if you are
-
86:11 - 86:14at keeping track of all these things
-
86:14 - 86:17then you're not going to be able to
identify patterns as far as -
86:17 - 86:21it one at a particular exercises are
isn't unproven -
86:21 - 86:23so you have to absolutely
-
86:23 - 86:27again going back to top or growing make
sure that if you don't just have the -
86:27 - 86:31exercises everything written down but
you have the order that their rent -
86:31 - 86:32and
-
86:32 - 86:34every year
-
86:34 - 86:38works on a regular basis
-
86:38 - 86:39how many of you
-
86:39 - 86:43brigade charts were journal every time
you work out -
86:43 - 86:47dept most people don't go to our terms
of sales everybody there without one -
86:47 - 86:54now do you keep track of the order the
exercises -
86:54 - 86:56when you're writing it down
-
86:56 - 86:59easiest way to do this is
-
86:59 - 87:00instead of having a journal format
-
87:00 - 87:02is to have a chart print it out
-
87:02 - 87:06with distinct grows distant columns
-
87:06 - 87:08and in every couple
-
87:08 - 87:11as draws up
-
87:11 - 87:14take wrapped up
-
87:14 - 87:17summarize here is the first up is
absolutely important -
87:17 - 87:22again we're looking for to be able to
determine if your training hard enough -
87:22 - 87:24not overdoing it getting enough rest his
progress -
87:24 - 87:30if you are not progressing if you are
not stronger every single time to work -
87:30 - 87:31out
-
87:31 - 87:33either able to use a little bit more
weight -
87:33 - 87:35there may be about now
-
87:35 - 87:38two-and-a-half five more pounds thing on
the exercise -
87:38 - 87:42if you are not able to perform at least
one more repetition in good form -
87:42 - 87:45something is wrong united other not
training hard enough we're doing too -
87:45 - 87:49much for your not giving enough
recovered metallica -
87:49 - 87:52you have to absolutely
-
87:52 - 87:55make sure that you are keeping accurate
records without accurate records you -
87:55 - 87:57have no idea
-
87:57 - 87:58if what you're doing
-
87:58 - 88:00is working
-
88:00 - 88:03they'd be like if you're training for or
race -
88:03 - 88:07but you'd never kept track
-
88:07 - 88:08if you were not
-
88:08 - 88:11recording your time on a regular basis
you would not know -
88:11 - 88:12if your training
-
88:12 - 88:14was improving it
-
88:14 - 88:15or making use lower
-
88:15 - 88:18and it's the same with the workouts
-
88:18 - 88:21ideal i do want to see if you know
-
88:21 - 88:24muscle increases and reduction body fat
or time -
88:24 - 88:25if you waited
-
88:25 - 88:29long enough to see it that range before
he you know -
88:29 - 88:31look at these and made adjustments
-
88:31 - 88:34then you would not be able to
-
88:34 - 88:36detecting correct problems of the
workout -
88:36 - 88:37quickly enough
-
88:37 - 88:40that you could take advantage of that
time -
88:40 - 88:44by keeping track of thanks by keeping
accurate records will be able to see and -
88:44 - 88:48improve on or correct volunteer work out
-
88:48 - 88:49in a white men and they are
-
88:49 - 88:52rather than wasting months spinning your
wheels of raising a lot -
88:52 - 88:57not really getting any bigger market in
history to do something about it -
88:57 - 89:00this allows them to immediately
-
89:00 - 89:02identifying correct any problems with
that -
89:02 - 89:05so yeah with every single act every
single workout -
89:05 - 89:10yet i have a role for the exercises
-
89:10 - 89:14and you have to have the columns now
what was the only one cept for exercise -
89:14 - 89:18so all you need is one column for
workout you've got the dates -
89:18 - 89:20and then
-
89:20 - 89:20exercise name
-
89:20 - 89:22and just
-
89:22 - 89:24one square for that exercise
-
89:24 - 89:25the trial
-
89:25 - 89:28and you wait does here
-
89:28 - 89:32the mud pounds you know we've ever
played a machine would ever use them -
89:32 - 89:37b number of repetitions a performer in
good form -
89:37 - 89:38goes here
-
89:38 - 89:43and i usually just put sequence right up
in the corner -
89:43 - 89:45if we if i a l
-
89:45 - 89:48now don't have a chart that's already
pre printed the block four -
89:48 - 89:52what you have to absolutely
-
89:52 - 89:54keep track of everything
-
89:54 - 89:57because that's the only way that you
know if you're doing everything else -
89:57 - 89:59right if you don't have records
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89:59 - 90:01and there's no way
-
90:01 - 90:04and even some of the good memory how
many people can remember exactly -
90:04 - 90:09you know what exercises they did what
order the number erection weight -
90:09 - 90:12three weeks ago
-
90:12 - 90:13very few people
-
90:13 - 90:17unless they've been doing the same stuff
over and over and over and over again in -
90:17 - 90:20which case tonight
-
90:20 - 90:21the cap all of us
-
90:21 - 90:22real quick
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90:22 - 90:24and we'll go to questions
-
90:24 - 90:28first and foremost absolutely more
important than anything else because if -
90:28 - 90:32this is not there nothing else is going
to make any difference at all you have -
90:32 - 90:33to have a
-
90:33 - 90:36intensity
-
90:36 - 90:39if you are not training as horrible as
possible -
90:39 - 90:43then none of the rest of it doesn't make
any difference -
90:43 - 90:46if you are training as hard as possible
there's going to be a limit to how much -
90:46 - 90:49you can do up to a point
-
90:49 - 90:51you're stimulating improvements beyond
sandpoint -
90:51 - 90:55you're just spinning wheels and if you
do too much you can actually prevent -
90:55 - 90:57revised producing some of those birds
-
90:57 - 91:00so after intensively we have lol
-
91:00 - 91:02volleys
-
91:02 - 91:06or keeping the workouts brief
-
91:06 - 91:10always enough bill you're hitting all
the major muscle groups but no more -
91:10 - 91:11one hard sell
-
91:11 - 91:14or exercise will do that
-
91:14 - 91:16and for most people seven to ten
repetitions -
91:16 - 91:20is a reasonable repetition range will
keep you in a time frame -
91:20 - 91:23where you were using an adequately
heavyweight -
91:23 - 91:26but it's not solo that you are
-
91:26 - 91:27risking
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91:27 - 91:31pointer tearing something not again the
weight is not the issue with injuries -
91:31 - 91:35but the formed by the really heavyweight
tends to contribute to bad form of -
91:35 - 91:35people
-
91:35 - 91:38now if you are working hard enough to
stimulate the improvements -
91:38 - 91:42and you are being careful about you've
on your not overdoing it you're not over -
91:42 - 91:44stressing the body
-
91:44 - 91:48afterwards you need to have a recovery
time -
91:48 - 91:49the workout
-
91:49 - 91:52does not
-
91:52 - 91:54stars not directly
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91:54 - 91:57produce any improvements in your body
just like laying out in the sun -
91:57 - 91:59does not handy
-
91:59 - 92:02it's a stress it's a negative thing your
body perceives it as a threat -
92:02 - 92:07and it produces that adaptive response
more muscle responses from training at -
92:07 - 92:09tiana as a response
-
92:09 - 92:10gave it to us honest broker
-
92:10 - 92:17at the protective mechanism against the
workout does not increase muscle site -
92:17 - 92:22your body's increases muscle size in
response to it as a protective mechanism -
92:22 - 92:22against the workout
-
92:22 - 92:24but only after
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92:24 - 92:27you were able to completely recover from
that stressed -
92:27 - 92:32and then give your body enough time to
produce that an adaptive response -
92:32 - 92:34men on top of that
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92:34 - 92:37the shots
-
92:37 - 92:40because if your training hard enough if
you're not overdoing it in a long -
92:40 - 92:41adequate recovery
-
92:41 - 92:45you are going to be stronger on every
single exercised every single time you -
92:45 - 92:47train if you're not
-
92:47 - 92:49then you're not doing something
correctly -
92:49 - 92:53the only way to know if that's the case
is if you're keeping records of it if -
92:53 - 92:55you're not keeping records are at
-
92:55 - 92:58then whose guessing at him and it's been
a realist -
92:58 - 93:02those charts will allow them to look at
what you're doing objectively -
93:02 - 93:07look at some numbers from meaningful
measurement of progress and to make -
93:07 - 93:08decisions
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93:08 - 93:09about how to train
-
93:09 - 93:13about how to adjust that based on how
your body is responding -
93:13 - 93:17that will allow them to improve your
progress rather than just guessing or -
93:17 - 93:19going by feel saying you know
-
93:19 - 93:23maybe i'm not getting results may be a
you know if i try this at right now -
93:23 - 93:25those who are you
-
93:25 - 93:28as you're progressing to see exactly how
the workouts -
93:28 - 93:32how the amount how the frequency all
these things are affecting the body -
93:32 - 93:36so that you can adapts to work out how
your body responds like i mentioned -
93:36 - 93:37earlier
-
93:37 - 93:39and again i was something out
-
93:39 - 93:41with now poisons
-
93:41 - 93:45with abrasion with exercise of any kind
of physical stress -
93:45 - 93:48there's a variation between people
-
93:48 - 93:49one of you
-
93:49 - 93:50might be somebody who requires
-
93:50 - 93:54two or three weeks between workouts are
completely recover and cnn_ that the -
93:54 - 93:55response
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93:55 - 93:57highly unlikely
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93:57 - 93:58very very high
-
93:58 - 94:01one you might be able work out
-
94:01 - 94:04hour and a half couple days we can still
make really good progress -
94:04 - 94:07also unlikely most people
-
94:07 - 94:09very very quickly
-
94:09 - 94:11point of diminishing returns
-
94:11 - 94:13when they get to about three times a
week -
94:13 - 94:16and most people there's not much of a
difference between two and three times a -
94:16 - 94:18week
-
94:18 - 94:22going more than three times a week is
almost always a mistake and going the -
94:22 - 94:24other direction
-
94:24 - 94:25for must you guys are younger
-
94:25 - 94:26policy makers like
-
94:26 - 94:32forty fifty like that so it's not too
much mission age but usually -
94:32 - 94:35unless you are older you don't need to
worry about going too far in the other -
94:35 - 94:35hand
-
94:35 - 94:38until you are a lot more advanced
-
94:38 - 94:40as you progress
-
94:40 - 94:42most people make the mistake of adding
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94:42 - 94:45more exercise continuously
-
94:45 - 94:47and the training more frequently
-
94:47 - 94:50they had a point where they can't get
any stronger and i think well -
94:50 - 94:52i need to do more more often but again
-
94:52 - 94:56when a person typically is the point
where they cannot continue to improve -
94:56 - 94:59it's not because they need more exercise
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94:59 - 95:00not because they need to
-
95:00 - 95:04exercise more frequently but that's
usually an indication that they hit a -
95:04 - 95:05point
-
95:05 - 95:06where they're training hard enough
-
95:06 - 95:10that they need to back off a little or
get their bottom recovered between -
95:10 - 95:13indeed only way they can possibly know
that -
95:13 - 95:16is if you keeping accurate records
-
95:16 - 95:18of your workouts so in order of big
-
95:18 - 95:20seem an order portents
-
95:20 - 95:22intensity first and foremost
-
95:22 - 95:25people workouts brief make unsure yet at
the time of recovery -
95:25 - 95:30and then keeping track of all of it so
that you know -
95:30 - 95:32all the rest of this being done
correctly -
95:32 - 95:34aka and
-
95:34 - 95:37now will go on time here so
-
95:37 - 95:40start taking questions of uh... itself
-
95:40 - 95:44yet
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95:44 - 95:47panel cover
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95:47 - 95:48dark charts
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95:48 - 95:50on the website
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95:50 - 95:52disappear
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95:52 - 95:53and it's updated
-
95:53 - 95:59dot com and that's certainly what you
need -
95:59 - 96:03beijing download there and he asked for
map -
96:03 - 96:07so if you need a annual does something
to bring out that's convenient varchar -
96:07 - 96:13two b go there you go to the downloads
section is print now -
96:13 - 96:17uh... responded confirmed from
understand you correctly -
96:17 - 96:18this and that you
-
96:18 - 96:20increase the time
-
96:20 - 96:26between the workouts to recover falling
as you keep increasing the way -
96:26 - 96:28basically is does that mean at a certain
point -
96:28 - 96:29you'll just be at the
-
96:29 - 96:33pete give your strength that you because
you can add more -
96:33 - 96:36time between the workouts it is our
flight -
96:36 - 96:38yet most people
-
96:38 - 96:39follow a curb
-
96:39 - 96:42now this assumes that a person's
training profit -
96:42 - 96:44a lot of times
-
96:44 - 96:46again if person isn't keeping track
-
96:46 - 96:51anything correctly they'll see very
gradual linear progression over time -
96:51 - 96:55the typical person working out there
doing things even halfway right -
96:55 - 96:57from their first year
-
96:57 - 97:01to maybe their second many ethics and
maybe after thirty eight -
97:01 - 97:04usa_ progression that works
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97:04 - 97:06and sort of
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97:06 - 97:08like that
-
97:08 - 97:11if they were to do things correctly they
would see much much more rapid -
97:11 - 97:12improvement
-
97:12 - 97:14but because there's a limit to how much
anybody can prove -
97:14 - 97:17tends to drop off after about two years
-
97:17 - 97:19bank contact
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97:19 - 97:20since
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97:20 - 97:25the mid nineties with instructors all
over again i'd states -
97:25 - 97:27can all of us who do similar type of
trash -
97:27 - 97:28and most of them
-
97:28 - 97:31see a pattern
-
97:31 - 97:34and if we say this is the zero to six
months -
97:34 - 97:36this is if
-
97:36 - 97:37one year
-
97:37 - 97:40and this is a two years
-
97:40 - 97:44most people if they're really trying to
call it the intense correctly -
97:44 - 97:47organising
-
97:47 - 97:48curb
-
97:48 - 97:51now looks like that
-
97:51 - 97:53they're going to see the most rapid
progress overlap -
97:53 - 97:56first six months of their training
-
97:56 - 97:58start to gradually taper off
-
97:58 - 98:01until yesterday to your point
-
98:01 - 98:03from the two-year point on
-
98:03 - 98:05it is a constant
-
98:05 - 98:08fight to add a pounder to to the
exercise -
98:08 - 98:10to add a few reps here in there
-
98:10 - 98:14you're still see progression but it's
gonna slow down a bit -
98:14 - 98:17if you can maintain the kind of progress
that you could -
98:17 - 98:18draining properly
-
98:18 - 98:22over the first year for all the rest of
the years ago as an end up looking like -
98:22 - 98:23rose
-
98:23 - 98:24after awhile
-
98:24 - 98:29there's only so much muscle that anybody
can happen -
98:29 - 98:32at my own case when i started it
-
98:32 - 98:34actually when i started exercising so
what they might -
98:34 - 98:38i was about thirteen fourteen years old
-
98:38 - 98:39had no idea what i was doing
-
98:39 - 98:43and just so turned to what everybody
else has been typically phone -
98:43 - 98:44bodybuilding magazines
-
98:44 - 98:48and then a high school follow what the
football coaches recommended -
98:48 - 98:52most of it was completed ann arbor
bullshit -
98:52 - 98:55there was very little emphasis on very
high intensity training -
98:55 - 99:00routines were typically in a multi
setups yall hour and a half to our -
99:00 - 99:01workouts
-
99:01 - 99:04spotlight wheels for years doing this
-
99:04 - 99:05i was
-
99:05 - 99:09at the end a high school maybe about a
hundred and forty eight pounds or so -
99:09 - 99:13and be any college right about the same
-
99:13 - 99:18after years of following typical
bodybuilding routines -
99:18 - 99:20but nineteen ninety three
-
99:20 - 99:24i read an article in iron and may be
seen by a guy named mike mansur mike -
99:24 - 99:28masters of former mr olympia at the time
he was training dorian yates who was -
99:28 - 99:29uh...
-
99:29 - 99:33pig mr olympia at the time
-
99:33 - 99:37what he was recommending was radical
departure from everything else that i -
99:37 - 99:38had
-
99:38 - 99:42up to that point but he stated it very
very well -
99:42 - 99:46and he made some strong arguments for
basically cutting back volume -
99:46 - 99:50cutting back the frequency a lot of
thanks very similar what we talked about -
99:50 - 99:51and so i cut back
-
99:51 - 99:53pretty drastic
-
99:53 - 99:55previously had working about
-
99:55 - 99:58hour and a half two hours or so for five
nights a week -
99:58 - 100:01with very little to show for it
-
100:01 - 100:02and pretty much
-
100:02 - 100:07and that now sending of this error is
plus onsite promotions like stick figure -
100:07 - 100:09i had
-
100:09 - 100:13now pretty much know muscle on and on
about five seven-and-a-half not wrong -
100:13 - 100:14albany ca nine five cell
-
100:14 - 100:19half of them forty eight pounds of the
compounds is not much -
100:19 - 100:22within about the first six months
-
100:22 - 100:24i'm doing this type of training
-
100:24 - 100:28increasing my protein intake increase in
calories in general -
100:28 - 100:32i was able to get up to a hundred eighty
two hundred eighty three pounds -
100:32 - 100:32wall
-
100:32 - 100:35keeping my body fat levels right about
the site -
100:35 - 100:38still had abt asked that
-
100:38 - 100:41she's actually we've gotten involved in
training to begin with -
100:41 - 100:45seeing what i did it bother people
started asking questions -
100:45 - 100:47spent a lot of time talking to other
people -
100:47 - 100:50people start working hours maybe in
stuff they wanna was doing -
100:50 - 100:52one thing to lead to another
-
100:52 - 100:54now i'm going to ask but
-
100:54 - 100:57now that was over the first
-
100:57 - 100:59six months or so
-
100:59 - 101:00now since that time
-
101:00 - 101:04it is taken until all of this now within
the past couple years -
101:04 - 101:05two points
-
101:05 - 101:07firms in the one nineties
-
101:07 - 101:12so we're looking at uc irvine unlike the
other server but the first six months -
101:12 - 101:12gradually dropped off
-
101:12 - 101:17and then it's been pretty much a fight
for every pound since them -
101:17 - 101:21and at one point i was able to go up
over two hundred pounds a little bit but -
101:21 - 101:25some of that increases body fat to excel
-
101:25 - 101:27one count too much in there but
-
101:27 - 101:31typically chrissy with people who are
doing high intensity training -
101:31 - 101:35if they're doing it correctly fastest
progresses in nicaragua for six months -
101:35 - 101:36ago gradually taper off
-
101:36 - 101:38and then after that
-
101:38 - 101:42it's a little bit of improvement here a
little bit they are steady but -
101:42 - 101:44definitely slows down a lot there's no
way -
101:44 - 101:47that a person to maintain that kind of
rape forever us -
101:47 - 101:57and i've got this ridiculous potential
for muscular size that's right -
101:57 - 101:58poster
-
101:58 - 102:01case on just getting out starting staff
on the one i know -
102:01 - 102:09how you pay is on the day the workouts
relative to most soreness about her -
102:09 - 102:09starting out
-
102:09 - 102:13i don't recommend person goes all out
one hundred percent for the first couple -
102:13 - 102:15weeks
-
102:15 - 102:15initially
-
102:15 - 102:16the way that you used
-
102:16 - 102:19should feel moderate
-
102:19 - 102:22the tenth repetitions that should start
to feel heart -
102:22 - 102:28the first couple times workout you want
to be more focused on getting for now -
102:28 - 102:30moving smoothly moving in control
-
102:30 - 102:31and then gradually increasing away
-
102:31 - 102:34and if you do this over the first two or
three weeks -
102:34 - 102:36you're not going to hang out
-
102:36 - 102:38that much selena starting out
-
102:38 - 102:41usually when a person has a lot of
soreness is a big jump in doing a -
102:41 - 102:43hundred percent right off the bat
-
102:43 - 102:45as far as the muscle soreness
-
102:45 - 102:48as it gets a little bit more intensely
gradually to see a little bit of an -
102:48 - 102:52increase in soreness at first and then
that will gradually drop-off -
102:52 - 102:53right now
-
102:53 - 102:58barely ever have any soreness after
workout must lead to an exercise that i -
102:58 - 103:00haven't done for a while
-
103:00 - 103:04usually starting out with clients there
is not but not very much soreness -
103:04 - 103:05initially
-
103:05 - 103:08and then they start to get a little bit
more after the first few weeks one -
103:08 - 103:11starts to get a little bit harder and
that graduate drops off to work so if -
103:11 - 103:12you start out
-
103:12 - 103:16with uh... more moderate gradually build
up that high level of intensity should -
103:16 - 103:21be a problem now if you do have a
workout rehearsed really sore -
103:21 - 103:25you don't want to extend your recovery
time -
103:25 - 103:26until the soreness is gone
-
103:26 - 103:28a lot of people do that
-
103:28 - 103:30that there is really not
-
103:30 - 103:31and much of a benefit to going
-
103:31 - 103:35that much larger soreness typically is
not -
103:35 - 103:37that much of an indication of recoveries
-
103:37 - 103:43in fact in some cases if a person's
extremely sore to the point where it's -
103:43 - 103:47interfered with their ability to
function perform their job do something -
103:47 - 103:51working out a little bit earlier will
help alleviate that sort -
103:51 - 103:54no idea why only that
-
103:54 - 103:55that usually doesn't
-
103:55 - 103:57from a recovery sharepoint not ideal
-
103:57 - 104:01but if you're a soreness is interfering
with something like work or spores and -
104:01 - 104:02like that
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104:02 - 104:03senator
-
104:03 - 104:06sometimes would be beneficial
-
104:06 - 104:12i think uh...
-
104:12 - 104:13at what point
-
104:13 - 104:17are you putting too much recovery time
on the senate as it -
104:17 - 104:20difficult to too much recovery time
-
104:20 - 104:20probably not
-
104:20 - 104:24varies from person a person but you are
less likely to have too much recovery -
104:24 - 104:26time to look
-
104:26 - 104:30usually what woolsey with clients that
go away for a period of time -
104:30 - 104:33and even sometimes people who are gone
-
104:33 - 104:36a month or two is when they come back
-
104:36 - 104:39they are just as strong or stronger
-
104:39 - 104:43your body is very very resistant to
putting on muscle mass -
104:43 - 104:47if you are training even extremely hard
-
104:47 - 104:50the body was reluctant to add tissue
unless absolutely needs and the reason -
104:50 - 104:54for this is that muscling metabolically
expensive -
104:54 - 104:56more muscle mass
-
104:56 - 105:00costs more and protein cost more in
calories your body to maintain and from -
105:00 - 105:03a survival standpoint body doesn't wanna
be -
105:03 - 105:05fuel inefficient
-
105:05 - 105:09your body is not going to maintain
tissue that it doesn't see as an -
105:09 - 105:09absolute necessity
-
105:09 - 105:12was very reluctant to add up
-
105:12 - 105:14even with very very hard time
-
105:14 - 105:18at the same time as hard as it is to
improve -
105:18 - 105:24once it has a it is reluctant to let it
go unless ur inactive for a long period -
105:24 - 105:25of time
-
105:25 - 105:27if you were to work out
-
105:27 - 105:30you know really hard for several weeks
build up to a certain amount of strength -
105:30 - 105:35and then stopped working out for about
four six even sometimes eight weeks -
105:35 - 105:38if you're a star working out again after
that -
105:38 - 105:41usually pick up right where you left off
in some cases -
105:41 - 105:42even be stronger
-
105:42 - 105:46because after that last work out the
barn covers a produces an increase in -
105:46 - 105:47strength
-
105:47 - 105:51and then that stays there unless you
completely immobile -
105:51 - 105:54after a longer time is going to go to a
start going down but usually a lot -
105:54 - 105:56longer than what most people think
-
105:56 - 106:00if you don't work out you know after a
week or so you can start to suddenly get -
106:00 - 106:01weaker
-
106:01 - 106:05if you don't work out after a month
knocking suddenly start to get weaker if -
106:05 - 106:08you start to wait awhile or if you're
completely inaccurate or surrounding -
106:08 - 106:10absolutely nothing
-
106:10 - 106:13bike if any of you had a cast her in a
period of time noticed significant after -
106:13 - 106:14three
-
106:14 - 106:22acid extreme case most people interested
in that nothing -
106:22 - 106:27i was asked about his
-
106:27 - 106:29all work out the shoes
-
106:29 - 106:30shoes do similar things
-
106:30 - 106:35if a person wears shoes it's almost like
wearing a cast wagon too far off track -
106:35 - 106:38part of the reason that people when they
start wherein i believe you provide -
106:38 - 106:40fingers have sore feet at first
-
106:40 - 106:45is because their body so accustomed to
being supported by the shoot you kind of -
106:45 - 106:46access
-
106:46 - 106:50brace foreign doesn't work that does not
so sure that your honor -
106:50 - 106:51as yet
-
106:51 - 106:54probit off-track with a similar thing if
your body -
106:54 - 106:58is completely immobilized for china has
never been -
106:58 - 107:01typically what we find out as people are
a lot more windows -
107:01 - 107:04now cardiovascular or metabolic
adaptations -
107:04 - 107:07come very quickly we can vary
-
107:07 - 107:10very quickly improve somebody's
conditioning -
107:10 - 107:13there were capacitor cardiovascular
metabolic condition of this type of -
107:13 - 107:14terrain
-
107:14 - 107:15couple weeks we will produce
-
107:15 - 107:18an improvement for this type of training
to produce an improvement in your -
107:18 - 107:22cardiovascular vision so your ability to
perform work that you couldn't match -
107:22 - 107:26with the same number of months of
traditional endurance training -
107:26 - 107:28if gone
-
107:28 - 107:30with a high level of intensity
-
107:30 - 107:31however
-
107:31 - 107:34when you stop doing it if you're a stock
for a couple weeks -
107:34 - 107:35your window
-
107:35 - 107:38would drop off relatively quickly when
you came back he would be -
107:38 - 107:41just as strong if they are stronger
-
107:41 - 107:45but you get a lot more wounded a lot
more quickly thank-you notes -
107:45 - 107:48after starting that pics right back up
after a few weeks ago typically find -
107:48 - 107:51that people take an extended period of
time off -
107:51 - 107:52they don't lose a lot of strength
-
107:52 - 107:54a lot of times they come back stronger
-
107:54 - 107:59what tends to go first is curry vascular
slash metabolic conditioning -
107:59 - 108:02that's where you get the biggest hit if
you're not training for all -
108:02 - 108:03but even that
-
108:03 - 108:05right back after a few workout so
-
108:05 - 108:10began with the frequency you're better
off -
108:10 - 108:13last training then your body can
tolerate them more and you're better off -
108:13 - 108:17getting an extra day or two recovery and
not getting enough recovery time -
108:17 - 108:20and it's a somebody that ideal they say
your body needed to raise a recovery -
108:20 - 108:23between workouts before they were
completely recovered -
108:23 - 108:26produced the maximum response
-
108:26 - 108:29if your way next today before working
out again it's not gonna hurt you -
108:29 - 108:30stolen proof
-
108:30 - 108:34if your weight real long might not
improve as quickly as you cook but would -
108:34 - 108:36still improve
-
108:36 - 108:37but if you were too
-
108:37 - 108:39a parade that skin
-
108:39 - 108:40and then
-
108:40 - 108:44apply disintegration again before it
completely recovered -
108:44 - 108:46and kept doing it that frequency
-
108:46 - 108:49instead of gradually producing the celts
began just uh... -
108:49 - 108:53your bonds label adapting to protect
yourself against that stress -
108:53 - 108:57you just where the skin down eventually
to point to going right through the -
108:57 - 108:58muscle and tissue
-
108:58 - 109:00same will exercise
-
109:00 - 109:04up to a point if your training hard now
for stimulating and adaptive response -
109:04 - 109:09beyond some point or if you don't allow
for that recovery an adaptation between -
109:09 - 109:14you're just going to over stresses
distrustful volume of distress exceeds -
109:14 - 109:16the bottles capability to handle it
-
109:16 - 109:27financially whatever it is your systems
being stressed breakdown -
109:27 - 109:28mine
-
109:28 - 109:31interviews but
-
109:31 - 109:38request
-
109:38 - 109:52but
-
109:52 - 109:56he asked about meal for consumers any
benefit to you in more frequent present -
109:56 - 109:58was a lot of articles and
-
109:58 - 110:02finally magazines and websites about
different frequency of meals -
110:02 - 110:03it depends on the goal
-
110:03 - 110:06from bodybuilding standpoint
-
110:06 - 110:07you need to take in
-
110:07 - 110:12adequate protein marker today to not
just replace what's being excreted -
110:12 - 110:15but also to allow your body to have a
little bit extra built new tissue tissue -
110:15 - 110:16with
-
110:16 - 110:21by your body can only handle an influx
of so much at any one particular time -
110:21 - 110:24it's a little bit more than one people
assume now -
110:24 - 110:26it's not really necessary eat
-
110:26 - 110:30near every two or three hours like some
bodybuilders do and act there are some -
110:30 - 110:34people and this is a little bit more
extreme and who only eat one or two -
110:34 - 110:38times per day spins polyhedron
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110:38 - 110:42but they're taking and massive amounts
protein in that one meal massive amounts -
110:42 - 110:44of fat
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110:44 - 110:46if you're using adequate amounts
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110:46 - 110:49of protein
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110:49 - 110:52adequate calories to support an increase
in size over time -
110:52 - 110:55it's not going to make that big of a
difference if you're eating three meals -
110:55 - 110:57a day versus if you're getting five
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110:57 - 111:03six meals a day or more i have not seen
any research that shows any significant -
111:03 - 111:04benefits more frequent meals
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111:04 - 111:08even from the standpoint of metabolism
there've been him -
111:08 - 111:11a lot of talk about real fruit in sales
of -
111:11 - 111:14deals with affects on insulin
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111:14 - 111:19now if you take an yelp fewer very very
large meals you're more likely to have a -
111:19 - 111:24a significant increase in insulin but
even if you -
111:24 - 111:28sickest two or three meals a day if
you're not feeling too many refined -
111:28 - 111:32carbohydrates attempts and sugars during
those meals you're unlikely to get -
111:32 - 111:36either to hire an insulin response or
haven't up to one too risky to cause any -
111:36 - 111:37problem so
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111:37 - 111:41either from our standpoint protein
intake or stand point of view keeping -
111:41 - 111:46insulin levels remain elevated there's
no need to go super frequent might -
111:46 - 111:49five-six one more time spurred identity
on -
111:49 - 111:52even if you do in just two or three
which again is it going towards the -
111:52 - 111:53other extreme
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111:53 - 111:57as long as it balances overall scores
mean you can only be approaching or -
111:57 - 111:59mister fung
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111:59 - 112:02ripped out
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112:02 -all off and ask questions
- Title:
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