How hard should you push yourself in your workouts as you age? What rate of progress should you expect? In today's podcast I discuss what factors influence our training progress and recovery as we age, how we can positively influence those factors, and how we can ensure we push ourselves hard enough, but not too hard, in our training. Lots of great information!!!
1779 - Mindset - Can a Leopard Change It’s Spots?
1778 - Training - Finding the Right Eccentric Speed for Strength Lifts
1777 - Nutrition - Tips to Maintain Strength While Dieting for Weight Loss
1776 - Q&A - How to Minimize Joint Pain When Training with Minimal Equipment
1775 - Mindset - Why You Don’t Feel Like Working Out When Stressed
1774 - Training - Programming Schedule to Maximize Performance and Recovery
1773 - Nutrition - Avoid this Common Diet Trap
1772 - Q&A - Do Powerlifters Need to do Cardio?
1771 - Mindset - What Keeps You Motivated?
1770 - Training - Programming Technique to Improve a Weakness or Lagging Body Part
1769 - Nutrition - How Much Protein Can We Absorb in One Meal?
1768 - Q&A - Carbs vs Fats for Workout Energy
1767 - Mindset - The Reality of a Consistent Routine
1766 - Training - How to Strengthen Your Bench Press Lockout
1765 - Nutrition - What is the Best Source of Protein?
1764 - Q&A - How to Correct a Soft Knee Deadlift Lockout
1763 - Mindset - Getting 100 from 80
1762 - Training - Programming Concepts for Greater Results in Less Time
1761 - Nutrition - Why You’re Not Losing Weight Even If Your Calories are Correct
1760 - Q&A - How Can I Challenge Myself in Training Safely?
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