haha sticking to the same meals is something i do too. I eat pretty much the same breakfast, lunch, and snacks everyday and just switch up dinner and I'm completely happy with it.
5:10 I agree that bread is targeted unfairly. Also, all bread is not created equal. I've been getting back into sourdough baking. It turns out you can make 100% whole wheat sourdough work pretty well without much extra work and that a lot of the elaborate 100% whole wheat recipes online are apparently more complicated than is strictly necessary to get a passable sandwich loaf for home use. It is rustic, sour, fantastic for soups and stews, and a far cry from the bread I grew up eating.
@@AndrewRussellFitness it is a little annoying, but once you have a robust, healthy starter, you can keep it in the fridge and only feed it once a week or so. you can buy live starters online that will be ready to bake with after about a week. but it does require a little bit of time every day.
Dude, I'm subbing becuase I honestly believe you can be a big fitness youtuber. I truly believe when you get bigger you should try and do collabs with Will Tennyson. You will get far with your channel and I highly believe in you, bro.
Why do you prefer to run before lifting when you do both on the same day? Doesn't the run impair your squats/deadlifts? Would you recommend the same order for people who can barely run a 5K? Or does it come down which of the 2 'sports' you prioritize (in my case I consider lifting more important than improving my running capacity). Btw I completely agree with you on bread. :) Always been a staple of mine. Bread with cheese or loads of peanut butter. Convenient, quite nutritious and tasty.
I think it comes down to priority yeah - running is my clearer priority currently and I’m not aggressively pushing my squats/deadlifts. Whatever is the harder workout/focus of your training I would probably advise doing that first if you were to have a double training day. That way if you need to tone down the second workout of the day you can adapt as necessary having already got in your primary training 👍🏼 I also love bread!
Great video! Being a naturally skinny ectomorph building muscle eating LOTS, I’m so worried about doing any cardio as it obviously burns lots of calories, meaning it hard for me to build muscle but the heart is the most important muscle at the end of the day. I’m frightened to do any cardio :( how did it build muscle whilst doing cardio bro? I am bulking and currently at 76kg but I just can’t seem to go up yet I eat so much. I really wanna get to 80kg but just keep going up 1kg then drop 1kg !!!
dude for real. Been doing that for 3-5 sets with 4-5 days in between workouts for a month and I'm showing faster than I was doing 5 days per week. BIG TIME GAME CHANGER
@@huhwhatomghell yeah man more isn't always better hey, I think the HIT strength training approach 1- 2 sets till failure really compliments running especially training for long distance, it just feels right and you haven't overdone it for your next running session.
thanks for sharing the content.....thats pretty nice.....As a hybrid athlete & runner in HK, loving to see these kinds of video about sharing your routine....Lovely lifestyle and beautiful wife you have....keep on...... Andrew🙂
Honestly best thing I did for legs and chest was go from benching/squatting once a week to twice a week. Made huge progress in strength and size and was able to drop a lot of unnecessary accessory lifts. And if you’re a hard gainer then unfortunately just got to eat more! Good luck man 👍🏼
I don’t keep a strict weekly schedule but more keep to the same fundamentals each week. Training for a marathon currently so it’s a bit skewed so would advise you watch my more recent video ‘How To Balance Your Hybrid Training’ where I go through it 👍🏼
@@AndrewRussellFitnessthanks, watched them all, and if anything makes me want to move to New Zealand for the views! Good luck in the marathon, I find looking for safe terrains an obstacle, too many potholes around here!
6’1” - I wish bro, never played basketball but would love to dunk just for the athletic implications. Can always target your lifting towards more explosive and dynamic lower body movement 👍🏼
Depends on what your goal are...if you want to impress the girls on the beach...go ahead...if you want to run fast times...remember this...There is NOTHING for running like running !!!!!
Eh I think strength training both upper and lower body helps running a lot. Sure you’ll never be the best of the best at running. But I did low mileage marathon training combined with calisthenics and ran 2:56 my first marathon. Really good results from it.
Bro I really wouldn't call yourself a hybrid athlete you are too skinny to really classify yourself as that,but you are training to become a hybrid athlete is more like it
By the way, the backdrops for your running footage are absolutely gorgeous. Even if I couldn't run, it'd be lovely to walk in that environment.
That’s New Zealand for you! Well worth a visit
Great content, super helpful to see how you split your workouts! I would love to see more of your gym workout routines in future vids!
Thanks! Will be posting loads more content in the new year!
This channel is a hidden gem, great video! Subbed :)
Thanks buddy 👊🏼
Awesome physique bro! You're awesome!! Great work!!
Subbed. This channel will blow up.. along for the ride.. keep it up!
Thanks! Appreciate it
Good content brotha, keep pushing!
Thanks mate 👍🏼
Fellow doctor, trying to work out how to work out again! Thanks for this!
haha sticking to the same meals is something i do too. I eat pretty much the same breakfast, lunch, and snacks everyday and just switch up dinner and I'm completely happy with it.
Exactly! I’m a simple guy, if I find something I like I stick to it 😂
5:10 I agree that bread is targeted unfairly. Also, all bread is not created equal. I've been getting back into sourdough baking. It turns out you can make 100% whole wheat sourdough work pretty well without much extra work and that a lot of the elaborate 100% whole wheat recipes online are apparently more complicated than is strictly necessary to get a passable sandwich loaf for home use. It is rustic, sour, fantastic for soups and stews, and a far cry from the bread I grew up eating.
Ooo nice, I started a sourdough once and didn’t get past the starter - maybe time for another go 😂
@@AndrewRussellFitness it is a little annoying, but once you have a robust, healthy starter, you can keep it in the fridge and only feed it once a week or so. you can buy live starters online that will be ready to bake with after about a week. but it does require a little bit of time every day.
Hey mate, love the videos. Almost living a similar life. Just about to set off the Aus in an identical situation.
Hope the travels are great!
Thanks! Best of luck with the travels mate, what a beautiful country hope you enjoy
Dude, I'm subbing becuase I honestly believe you can be a big fitness youtuber. I truly believe when you get bigger you should try and do collabs with Will Tennyson. You will get far with your channel and I highly believe in you, bro.
Argh thanks man means a lot! 👊🏼
fantastic content!
Why do you prefer to run before lifting when you do both on the same day? Doesn't the run impair your squats/deadlifts? Would you recommend the same order for people who can barely run a 5K? Or does it come down which of the 2 'sports' you prioritize (in my case I consider lifting more important than improving my running capacity). Btw I completely agree with you on bread. :) Always been a staple of mine. Bread with cheese or loads of peanut butter. Convenient, quite nutritious and tasty.
I think it comes down to priority yeah - running is my clearer priority currently and I’m not aggressively pushing my squats/deadlifts. Whatever is the harder workout/focus of your training I would probably advise doing that first if you were to have a double training day. That way if you need to tone down the second workout of the day you can adapt as necessary having already got in your primary training 👍🏼 I also love bread!
Makes sense! Thanks. @@AndrewRussellFitness
An impressive workout and nice physique! Also that pasta looks delicious!
I do this every day.
Great video! Being a naturally skinny ectomorph building muscle eating LOTS, I’m so worried about doing any cardio as it obviously burns lots of calories, meaning it hard for me to build muscle but the heart is the most important muscle at the end of the day. I’m frightened to do any cardio :( how did it build muscle whilst doing cardio bro? I am bulking and currently at 76kg but I just can’t seem to go up yet I eat so much. I really wanna get to 80kg but just keep going up 1kg then drop 1kg !!!
Doing strength training 1set till failure is a game changer
dude for real. Been doing that for 3-5 sets with 4-5 days in between workouts for a month and I'm showing faster than I was doing 5 days per week. BIG TIME GAME CHANGER
@@huhwhatomghell yeah man more isn't always better hey, I think the HIT strength training approach 1- 2 sets till failure really compliments running especially training for long distance, it just feels right and you haven't overdone it for your next running session.
@@Zac9 yea it's perfect
thanks for sharing the content.....thats pretty nice.....As a hybrid athlete & runner in HK, loving to see these kinds of video about sharing your routine....Lovely lifestyle and beautiful wife you have....keep on...... Andrew🙂
What did you do to grow your chest and legs bro? Mine such been tall
Honestly best thing I did for legs and chest was go from benching/squatting once a week to twice a week. Made huge progress in strength and size and was able to drop a lot of unnecessary accessory lifts. And if you’re a hard gainer then unfortunately just got to eat more! Good luck man 👍🏼
@@AndrewRussellFitness thanks bro
hey bro, have u ever tried to rock climbing? i guess u would like. Nice content btw 🔥
How do you structure your training? Run in am (if running) then push pull legs during week?
I don’t keep a strict weekly schedule but more keep to the same fundamentals each week. Training for a marathon currently so it’s a bit skewed so would advise you watch my more recent video ‘How To Balance Your Hybrid Training’ where I go through it 👍🏼
@@AndrewRussellFitnessthanks, watched them all, and if anything makes me want to move to New Zealand for the views!
Good luck in the marathon, I find looking for safe terrains an obstacle, too many potholes around here!
how tall are you and can you dunk? im trying to go on a hybrid journey for everyday use and sports
6’1” - I wish bro, never played basketball but would love to dunk just for the athletic implications. Can always target your lifting towards more explosive and dynamic lower body movement 👍🏼
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how tall r u?
About 6ft 1 mate
Whats your weight?
About 82kg currently
So great that you workout with your partner, very jealous, I can't even bribe my missus to the gym with me lol
😂 Yeah I am lucky
Depends on what your goal are...if you want to impress the girls on the beach...go ahead...if you want to run fast times...remember this...There is NOTHING for running like running !!!!!
Eh I think strength training both upper and lower body helps running a lot. Sure you’ll never be the best of the best at running. But I did low mileage marathon training combined with calisthenics and ran 2:56 my first marathon. Really good results from it.
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Bro I really wouldn't call yourself a hybrid athlete you are too skinny to really classify yourself as that,but you are training to become a hybrid athlete is more like it