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01/03/2021
π₯Deloadsπ₯
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A deload is a period of time, usually a week, where you back off your volume and/or intensity at the gym. The purpose is to give your body a necessary physical and mental break after a period of intense training to prevent burnout and to ensure you make progress long term.
When? I suggest deloading every 6-12 weeks. Closer to 6 weeks if youβre following more of a strength based program and closer to 12 if you focus mostly on hyPERtrophy. If youβre a beginner, you can go longer, probably closer to 6 months. You should do it before you start to feel like you actually need it because at that point, a week might not be enough to recover.
How? There is no βwrongβ way to deload. Donβt overthink it. The whole point is just to back off and let your body and mind recover. You can reduce your volume by doing less sets or workouts per week, reduce your intensity by doing less weight, a combination of both, or you can even take a complete week off.
You should deload whether bulking or cutting and can keep your diet the same. You can continue to do cardio but if you do HIIT, you might want to switch to lower intensity for the week. If you decide to drop cardio for the week, then you might want to reduce your calories a little to compensate.
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01/02/2021
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πThis is only the beginning part of the lift but I feel is the most important part of this lift. Making sure youβre set up correctly before you execute the lift can prepare you mentally and physically. A checklist such as this ensures you are going into the lift with purpose, the right mindset, and technique. This will help reduce the likely hood of getting injured as your progressively increase the weight.
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πWith the bar unracked, with your arm straight, your wrist, elbow, and shoulder should line up vertical when looking from the side. This is pretty much a resting position before you begin to bring the bar down.
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1οΈβ£Shoulders should be retracted and depressed throughout the lift.
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2οΈβ£Feet should be anchored to the floor providing a good base of support.
The best way to anchor your feet is to have them flat on the ground to have a better transfer of force for leg drive.
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3οΈβ£Brace
This ensures rigidity in the body making the lift potentially feel lighter.
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4οΈβ£Keep your glutes on the bench. This helps stabilize your body.
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5οΈβ£Natural Arch
The arch in your back should be natural and typically happens because your shoulders are retracted and glutes are on the bench with feet on the ground. You shouldnβt force yourself to create an arch in your back. (This doesnβt apply to powerlifters, Iβm talking about the average lifter whoβs just trying to make some gains)
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25/01/2021
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πThere were two squat depths that were looked at.
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2οΈβ£Full squat (140 degrees knee bend)
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1οΈβ£Half Squat
Increased vasti (quads) muscles similarly to the full squat. (With the exception of the re**us femoris muscle in the quads muscle group)
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2οΈβ£Full Squat
Was found to be better at increasing glutes and adductor size.
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πOverall, regardless of depth, the squat was not found to be good at developing the hamstrings and re**us femoris. This makes sense because both muscles cross the knee and hip joint. The muscles will not be changing lengths and will help more so to stabilize.
πThus, the squat may not be effective in developing the re**us femoris and hamstring muscles and will need different exercises if you want to target these muscles better.
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πOf course not everyone can get to a full squat position so itβs important to assess your individual needs.
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Effects of squat training with different depths on lower limb muscle volumes by Keitaro Kubo et al.
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16/01/2021
Donβt get discouraged if you donβt get it at first. As long as you stick with it and are looking to improve youβll get there.
10/01/2021
π₯Avoid Injuriesπ₯
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β£A lot of you wanted to know how to avoid injuries.β£ There are several things that could have an impact on how to prevent injuries.
WARM UP PROPERLY: I donβt mean spending time on the treadmill here. Do multiple warm-up sets before your lifts and slowly increase the weight. Only start lifting your working weight, if you feel ready. The best warm up for a specific exercise is the exercise.β£
TAKE TIME TO RECOVER: Muscle recovery can take 48 - 72 hours. If you donβt give your body time to recovery, the injury risk can increase drastically. Also donβt neglect your sleep 7-9 hours per day should be the goal.β£
WEAR THE RIGHT FOOTWEAR: Especially during exercises like the squat or deadlift you want to wear flat and firm shoes. Not running shoes with a soft cushion!β£
PROPER FORM: Make sure to learn the correct technique before you start increasing the weight on the bar.β£
DONβT NEGLECT MICRONUTRIENTS: Vitamins and minerals play an important role in the human body. I would highly recommend to get 800g fruits and veggies a day to insure you donβt lack in nutrients.β£
AVOID EGOLIFTING: You donβt lift to impress others, you are doing this for yourself. Leave the ego at the door and only use weights you are able to control.β£
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27/12/2020
π¨BUILDING MASSIVE ARMSπ¨
βοΈThese are all great exercises for building bigger and stronger Biceps & Triceps, BUT, you will need to be in a calorie surplus to build muscle - unless you're a beginner or overweight, but for long-term muscle growth, you'll need to be in a calorie surplus while progressively overloading your training.
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βοΈThe first exercise on both sides are compounds and they're both great for building strength and muscle mass. Always start with your heavy compounds first, before moving on to your isolation exercises.
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17/12/2020
π― Calories of nuts !
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03/12/2020
The most important concept to understand when looking to lose or gain weight is Calories in vs. Calories out.β£β β β β β β β β β
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