Not Making Progress? LISTEN to This!

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ymp_taa7GY

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TLDRThe video discusses the importance of changing workout routines if no progress has been made in the last two months. It advocates for training three times a week, focusing on different muscle groups, and emphasizes the need for intensity over volume in workouts. The speaker encourages viewers to reassess their training methods, possibly take a week off for recovery, and adopt a more abbreviated routine to stimulate growth. Historical references to bodybuilding figures like Arthur Jones and Mike Mentzer are made to illustrate the evolution of training techniques and equipment.

Takeaways

  • 💪 Focus on muscle mechanics during workouts.
  • 🗓️ Train a maximum of three times a week.
  • 🔄 Change your routine if no progress is made.
  • 🔥 Intensity is more important than volume.
  • 📊 Monitor your weights to track progress.
  • 🛑 Consider taking a week off to recover.
  • 📋 Aim for three exercises for larger muscle groups.
  • 📉 Doing the same workout yields the same results.
  • 🧠 The definition of insanity: repeating the same actions expecting different outcomes.
  • 🏋️‍♂️ Use proper techniques to maximize strength gains.

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  • 00:00:00 - 00:07:23

    The speaker emphasizes the importance of making progress in training, suggesting that if no progress has been made in the last two months, a change is necessary. They recommend training a maximum of three times a week, focusing on different body parts each session, and using a structured approach to exercises. Key points include warming up, understanding muscle mechanics, and pushing beyond failure in workouts. The speaker stresses that if current methods aren't yielding results, they won't in the future either, and encourages listeners to reassess their routines, possibly taking a week off to recover before starting a new, abbreviated training plan. They reference Arthur Jones and the effectiveness of Nautilus machines, highlighting the importance of resistance throughout the movement. The speaker also shares personal experiences with training and the need for intensity over volume, concluding that better quality workouts are more effective than simply doing more.

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Video Tanya Jawab

  • How often should I train if I want to see progress?

    Train a maximum of three times a week.

  • What should I do if I haven't made progress in two months?

    Reassess your routine, consider taking a week off, and change your training approach.

  • What is more important, intensity or volume in training?

    Intensity is more important than volume.

  • How many exercises should I do for each muscle group?

    Aim for three exercises for larger muscle groups and two for smaller ones.

  • What is the significance of Arthur Jones in bodybuilding?

    He developed the Nautilus machines and contributed to the theory of strength training.

  • What should I focus on during workouts?

    Focus on muscle mechanics and control during exercises.

  • Is it necessary to warm up before training?

    Yes, do one or two warm-up sets before your main sets.

  • What happens if I keep doing the same workout without change?

    You will likely see no progress, as doing the same thing yields the same results.

  • What is the definition of insanity according to the speaker?

    Doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.

  • How can I ensure I'm getting stronger?

    Monitor your weights; if they are increasing, you are likely growing.

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Gulir Otomatis:
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    listen if you're listening to this yeah
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    and you haven't made any progress in the
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    last two months
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    what have you got to lose
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    there you go okay what have you got to
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    lose
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    train maximum three times a week split
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    your body into three body parts three
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    whatever chest shoulders try sit back
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    bicep legs
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    train
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    warm up do one set two set to warm up
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    whatever it takes and then just go balls
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    in
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    and
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    you've got to focus you've got to focus
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    on the muscle you've got to focus on the
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    mechanics yeah and some exercises you've
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    got two levels of strength some you've
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    got three
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    so if you have resistance in the peak
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    contraction you have three so let's take
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    a pull down for back you got three there
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    positive pull in
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    weakest part of the movement
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    static hold stronger than the positive
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    negative strongest part of the movement
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    so we can do the positive with control
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    Power
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    get here you should be able to pause for
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    a second if you can't pause there for a
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    second you didn't get it there with
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    Moscow yeah
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    use momentum to get it going no momentum
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    down pause slow control keep doing this
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    have a train upon there if not if you if
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    you can yeah because you're going to
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    fail here yeah yeah and it can help you
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    through that to get here where you're
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    still strong and get to here where
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    you're still strongest two so you need
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    to do a couple of reps like there where
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    you're really going Beyond failure
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    done finished
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    that exercise is done go to another one
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    maybe three exercises for your back
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    so we're talking about three sets of
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    pull Downs two or three sets of rows
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    because you need to run what we wanted
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    to so yeah
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    maybe two or three sets of cable rows
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    and finish it to a threat to see sets of
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    deadlifts one two three four exercises
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    leave the gym
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    you can do that half an hour
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    if you listen if you haven't progressed
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    in the last two months if you do what
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    you did in the last two months in the
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    next two months what will you get
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    exactly the same results yeah
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    I don't know if it was Einstein or maybe
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    it's somebody the definition of insanity
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    is doing the same thing over again and
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    expecting a different outcome yeah yeah
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    right so if you're what you're doing now
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    is not working now it won't work next
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    week or the week after all the [ __ ]
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    week after that or so on and so on and
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    so on so if you're not making progress
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    visual progress in two months you're not
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    getting stronger
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    and and you know we can make this whole
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    process sound very complicated which is
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    what internet gurus and trainers try to
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    do to sell to to validate themselves to
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    make themselves sound important yeah is
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    not that complex yes
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    you must get stronger to get bigger
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    so if your weights are going up great
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    sign you you're growing yeah if they
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    stayed the same as they were last month
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    or the month before you are not going
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    anywhere and you will not go anywhere in
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    the next two months so reassess
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    come back do a lot less get a lot more
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    rest
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    you might even start like this first of
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    all take a week off don't do any
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    training for a week let the body recover
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    come back to an abbreviated routine
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    and you will respond
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    trust me if you're doing it properly
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    that's a gem I think that that's
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    something that is a challenge I'm
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    challenging anyone that's listening to
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    this yeah if you haven't progressed in
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    the last two months you will not
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    progress in the next two months I'll
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    guarantee you that come on logic think
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    about it guys yeah so change it change
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    it up change it to a brief routine and
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    you will find that you're going to start
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    oh I've got one more rep oh it's going
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    up it's going up yeah that's right here
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    you go surprised I think that is that's
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    something I'm going to carry into my own
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    trade so I should finish the Arthur
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    Jones yeah he was the guy and they
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    should read Arthur Jones not saying he
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    got everything right because it wasn't a
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    competitive bodybuilder which is a bit
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    different
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    because the average person just needs to
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    build the main you know basic exercise
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    the main muscle mass in a bodybuilding
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    contest we maybe we uh need to work the
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    side dealt and the rear delt average
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    person doesn't need to do that for you
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    know for the health and so on yeah
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    um
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    so you know some things Arthur wasn't
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    thinking along the lines of a
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    competitive bodybuilder so Arthur Jones
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    was the guy that came up with this
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    Theory and of course the Nautilus
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    machines which were amazing
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    yeah lots of the machine is amazing
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    because
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    uh the cam ensures that
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    like if you have a barbell and you do a
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    curl at the bottom the resistance is
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    very little and as you go up it gets
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    more and more until you hit the midpoint
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    where it's maximum and then it falls off
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    again yeah with the Nautilus machines
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    that means you've got the maximum
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    resistance all all the way through uh
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    the movement so they were revolutionary
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    and still the best weight training
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    machines on the market
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    without a doubt yeah yeah and his son
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    Gary Jones uh made the the Hammer
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    Strength line oh he actually made that
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    did he oh yeah yeah so that's you know
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    related as well also another great piece
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    of equipment and then at Mike Mensa came
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    along who was competitive audible the
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    world champion Pro uh wrote a lot for
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    the weeder magazines uh uh got
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    demoralized in 1980 when he got fifth
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    place in the Olympia that he was
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    expecting to win and Arnold came along
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    at the last minute and uh
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    decided to enter the contest although
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    that shouldn't have been allowed but
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    yeah but he got special treatments yeah
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    so you know it's Arnold so he did that
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    and uh Mike Mensa
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    retired after that point I think he
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    never really recovered from that but
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    that was the history that I was
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    introduced with and and I took that and
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    kind of adapted a bit and used my
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    training Diaries as my kind of
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    scientific experiment which was
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    basically collecting data yeah I was
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    collecting data on my training and
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    analyzing what would happen if I changed
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    you know if it trained more often and if
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    I train more often my progress would
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    come to a halt oh
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    so let's go back to an abbreviated
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    routine boom start growing again all
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    right don't need to learn that lesson
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    over and over again do I that's thank
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    you for that yeah so uh three or four
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    times a week uh three times a week if
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    you're a Natty don't try to do more than
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    that and go in there and train strictly
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    warm up one or two sets and then just
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    all out everything life depends on its
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    set and move on to another exercise
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    three exercises for back three for quads
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    maybe two for adults two for biceps
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    triceps
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    if I write this down on the piece of
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    paper and give it to somebody it looks
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    like nothing they're like oh this is
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    nothing yeah people almost want to do
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    more just just
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    human nature I understand it more is
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    better but it's not in this case yeah
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    more intensity is better
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    not more volume more intensity Mike
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    menster used to say you know human
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    nature to assume that more is better
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    and it's not except for money and women
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    and
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    you're probably wrong about those two as
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    well yeah I'll bring your problems as
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    well more and more money more women more
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    videos more is not better man better is
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    better yeah and so what water is better
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    yes there you go
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