Genuinely curious they don't have a bigger following. I'll admit there's a lot of repetitive stuff, but their biggest mistake is trying to sell their maps shit, if you're selling me something are you really telling me something. And they don't have enough guests. Right now the knees over toes guy is everywhere, he should have been a guest.
@@MrKinghuman they have another channel called kind pump tv with almost half a million subs this podcast is a relatively brand new branch if their brand
I lost 80 lbs without any scheduled exercise, just diet. I started listening to Mind Pump and then I began light resistance training. In 6 weeks I lost 10 more lbs but added visible lean mass. I feel better and stronger. Thanks guys.
I suffered from depression and anxiety my whole life. I started lifting weights and it turned everything around! Plus listening to your guys amazing podcast has really opened my mind to alot of things but mostly to the fact of looking at daily habits. Physically and mentally, being conscious of what makes people repeat the same mistakes that got them to where they didn't enjoy. Awesome podcast keep them coming!
I wish someone would have explained this to me 10 years ago when I started my weight loss journey. I was doing an hour of cardio every day to lose weight and now stuck in the cycle to just maintain it & the weight creeps back on if I become lax at all. So glad I found this podcast. Slowly been working on my strength. I hope I can get there soon where I can let my body do the burning on its own after building some muscle.
I had the same problem. Search "reverse diet", I was able to cut cardio from 5x a week to 3x a week while eating more, it took me 3 months, but now I mantain with ease (around 17-18% bf, which is where I feel good at)
@GarbyGarb it’s actually not unless you go by bodybuilder standard which 99% of people are not. By average person standards hell by most gym goer standards anything under 20% is amazing, you’re seeing ab definition at 20% and down.
Mind Pump podcast changed my life. But this episode pulled me out of my ED. Now I want to feel strong, good and energized. I'm done trying to burn calories and being afraid of food. Now I am fueling my body and resistance training to feel amazing and honestly I do. Next step will be buying MAPS Anabolic to feel even more amazing and still "look good". Thank you guys for all the work and information you put into this. Hope you know you are helping a lot of people. Exercise is not supposed to be a punishment but a blessing and I am feeling blessed today. Keep up, guys 💖
Residual income and calorie burn...Both things I learned late 20s...beyond thankful I never lost sight of them. You guys are the best.. Can't wait for the audiobook Sal... Best of luck
Like most of us, I learnt the hard way. Love love love my deadies, resistance training is my drug of choice. Problem is that I am so energised by it that the hardest part about a session is making myself rest in between sets. I feel like the energiser bunny, in a boxing ring, I just cant help myself! Load em up !!
I'm a grandma who has been lifting weights in a circuit/cardio fashion and IF for the last 2 years! I feel a difference in my body but I'm not losing too much weight. This information is mindblowing! My trainer friend has only been telling me "you are not doing enough cardio".
Such a true video.. I lost 54 pounds during the pandemic lock-down but I was able to do 2 workouts a day and control my diet. Now that we are back to work I've put 20 pounds back on because my regular life doesn't allow for that extreme programming. I love these Podcast.
Just found your podcast on Monday. I feel like this is going to change my life for the better! My first kid is on the way so time is important to me. Your book is preordered ;)
I just found this podcast this week. So grateful that I did! You guys are so awesome. As a certified health coach, I agree with everything I’ve heard so far, and I’m learning so much from you👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽.
Recently found this podcast through the small clips posted. I’ve been working out and interested in nutrition for years but it’s still fun to learn more just by listening to this.
The reason i enjoy watching ur channel is because we don’t agree on everything but u have changed my mind on alot of thangs i do appreciate the information...💪💪💪
You guys have encapsulated my 35+ years in the fitness and weight loss industry, in one amazing podcast. I am sharing this with ALL of my clients. Brilliant. Thank you! Soooo many clients refuse this info, but they need to get off the Google searches and quick fixes, maybe even fire their current trainer, and find a real coach that teaches from this perspective. Simp,y because it works!
I listen to you guys every day. My 11 year old son even enjoys your show. Just want to thank you for the wealth of info that you guys share fitness and non-fitness related. Excited for my copy of Sal’s new book. Thanks guys.
Amazing podcast as always.Always enjoy the dynamic between Sal, Adam, Justin, and Doug. I was hoping to hear another conversation on fitness for first responders due to the hectic schedule, stress, and diet.
@@sonja4164 I worked out first thing in the morning after shift at 7 am. it provided me with the change of pace mentally. Then shower, eat. Luckily I could sleep all day from 10-5. My room was completely blacked out, I put limo blackout film on the window, and even electrical tape on my alarm Clock, and cable box.
The laws of thermodynamics do apply, Adam was referring to the first law (energy balance), but forgot about the second law (that talks about the “quality” of energy) .... meaning no all types of energy can be converted to work(ATP), some gets waisted (fat accumulation) ....
I appreciate everything you guys talk about.. cant find good content like this anywhere for free.. I can't get enough information as I'm working on becoming a pt as well.. an advice on where I can start.. ive got leads for good pt programs but I'd like to hear where is the best I could get other than going to school for it.. im 31 in the best shape of my life and I get asked daily about lifts, routines and dieting.. I have a decent job but I don't see it long term.. I enjoy being in gym helping others out as I help myself out as well.. just any advice on where I can go to get certified so I can help others out.. thanks for all the tips and info fellas!!
one of the best podcasts regarding health/lifting on the web. they talk in realities and in scientific proof. it would be nice if gyms hired people like this instead of folks who walk around the gym with zero sales/social skills. i needed this channel about 30 years ago. ha
It’s so unfortunate that I did the cardio route and found no results. So glad I found this podcast to give the facts. Glad I switched to the resistance training. Thanks again
Sal would you agree with this statement: Fat is formed when excess caloires haven't been used for the consumption of energy or the production of muscle?
Quah: If I'm doing resistance training to get from 30% body fat to 15ish%, and on a calorie deficit, should I stay on a deficit until I hit my goal, or should I eat at a maintenance level for a couple of weeks every few months?
I mainly jog (run) as my form of "meditation", and to get some frustration out! I have A.D.D. and I work in front of a computer sitting / standing all day, so I do not care if I don't burn a single calorie, my brain and body needs it! To burn fat, I have learned that one needs to keep the heart rate below ca 120 bpm, and that anything over that burns carbs. Another bonus of running, for women, is the ability to be able to escape if someone is trying to attack (yes it happens)... It's not a surprise to me either, that more muscles burn more fat and that strenghttraining is an awesome way to stay in good health and maybe look better as a bonus. Also muscle is "fresh produce" (in lack of a better word), so one can benefit from strenghttraining even when starting at a wiser age. I was very committed to it when younger, but I have started to hate gyms, need to find a good way to get in some exercises at home instead. I also need to work hard on my upper back to prevent a techneck, it's horrible! Great podcast! Greets from Norway!
Listening to you guys for a few weeks now. Love the consistent content 🙌 I’m a fitness BOOTCAMP owner and you guys continue to provide value that helps me improve 💪🏽
Love them when done right and with added mobility on rest days. MAPS Split runs something similar to a push pull legs split. mapssplit.com Deadlifts on pull days
How would you all define "the average" person? You've used that phrase quite a bit, and I'm trying to figure out how to determine my cardio and strength training. I have been running for many years, including marathons and a half iron man, along with weight training. I want to improve my body composition, so trying to take your advice by decreasing cardio and increasing weights, and increasing protein/calories. All of this is mentally difficult and scary. If you are addressing the average person, do I fit into this category? Perhaps the paleovalley meat sticks can help me not be so scared to eat!!
Curious to the view of a combination of weight resistance in conjunction with cardio. Like - row 500M at a good clip, then some dumbbell presses, back the rower, then another lift - whether it be squats/deadlifts/press or anything else.
When it comes to aesthetics everything they say is true. But a lot of people want to cardiovascular fitness when they lose weight. Especially if they play sport or want to start. So the hour run 3 times a week is necessary.
Question: what MAPS programs do you recommend for someone who is not a bodybuilder and wants to incorporate, Do resistance training for daily exercise?
Running takes a lot of discipline overtime it is better to workout and do cardio in order to see the best physique or lose body fat trick is to get over the discipline hump because running is so tough this is a great podcast and a lot of Truth has been said especially about how the body Burns fat at rest. I told people that you already know how to intermittently fast because if you go to bed at let's say 12 at night and you wake up at 7 then you have fasted during that window and when you wake up and go to the gym at that time your body is not in fat burning mode per se rather it is in fat storing mode for survival it is when you eat and then go workout you get into the fat burning Zone because now your body recognizes food to burn also a good point is muscle and fat comes together and muscle weighs more than fat which is why you have a BMI of say20% or 15% etc... it's better to train yourself to eat small meals throughout the day that way your body is continuously burning and also work out in the gym and if you feel up to it gradually do one mile per day on foot out in nature that is going to take more discipline than lifting weights
At 16:31. I understand exactly what this guy is talking about because I added more food to my diet and I am looking more leaner cuz of the muscle IM gaining you have to eat more in order to look a certain way and understanding is when you workout your body loses energy or whatever they call it so we have to replace that with food in order to feel good again so to speak indefinitely if you go for a run the reason that you tire out is because that your body has been losing glycogen stores and you need to eat it a banana or an apple or whatever drink some Gatorade to get it restored then you can go again so it is true when you add food to your diet and you work out a certain way with the weights you actually lean up because you are feeding your muscles and with the added cardio you are burning some fat but most people want it all in a day but it doesn't work that way it takes discipline for all of this really
Super sets are two sets of an Resistance training exercise performed back to back and is much different than circuit training. Super sets and drop sets are little hacks used to burn body fat while Resistance training that they won't tell you about because it's a little secret in the bodybuilding community.
I also eat a plant based diet, for about 11 yrs now. I've generally been on the cardio side of things for a long time. I did several rounds of P90X about 10 yrs ago, and got pretty fit. It just wasn't sustainable long term. I also went back to school (nursing) and so I'm pretty de-conditioned at the moment after doing nothing but walking & the occasional HIIT workout...and a LOT of sitting. I just started weight training 6 wks ago, so we'll see how it goes. I'm thinking about getting one of these guy's MAPs programs.
@@sonja4164 If you've never used them before, they will tire you out and make you very sore. No matter the pain you feel, allow your body to adapt to the technique. "No pain, no Gains"
The first 20mins of this alone had so many good clips u guys should use on tiktok. Im serious. You guys would blow up extremely fast there. Theres alot of fitness misinformation on that app and someone needs to go there to cut it out bc theres alot of young teens/early 20 yr olds doing alot of the stuff you guys talk about NOT TO DO.
So low intensity cardio is still recommended? That explains the reason why almost all physique competitors and recreational lifters do it. From experience, just doing resistance exercises a couple of times a week and getting stronger and increasing your calories you will get fatter.
Question... Ive always been wanting to do a Sprint Triathlon (shortest format) like once or twice a year, is there any way of mixing that up with also getting stronger?
I feel like it is more of a diet mistake. People cut everything out of their daily nutrition. Which sets them up for failure. The other mistake is that they believe that they can spend a lot of time doing cardio.
The story about Sal's wife is what I have been trying to tell people for years if you realize how fast your metabolism is it will blow your mind once you manipulate your diet and manipulate your workout your body has no other choice but to adapt the key point is do what sustainable
The word "value" is an understatement for this podcast
Genuinely curious they don't have a bigger following. I'll admit there's a lot of repetitive stuff, but their biggest mistake is trying to sell their maps shit, if you're selling me something are you really telling me something. And they don't have enough guests. Right now the knees over toes guy is everywhere, he should have been a guest.
@@MrKinghuman they have another channel called kind pump tv with almost half a million subs this podcast is a relatively brand new branch if their brand
So scary to not solely rely on cardio to lose weight but I’m here for it 💪 here I go!
I love that you guys preach resistance training. Former cardio bunny here...resistance is where it's at!!!
I lost 80 lbs without any scheduled exercise, just diet. I started listening to Mind Pump and then I began light resistance training. In 6 weeks I lost 10 more lbs but added visible lean mass. I feel better and stronger. Thanks guys.
Hell yeah man
Just started watching this podcast 2 weeks ago and I'm addicted. This is the JRE of the Fitness world
I suffered from depression and anxiety my whole life. I started lifting weights and it turned everything around! Plus listening to your guys amazing podcast has really opened my mind to alot of things but mostly to the fact of looking at daily habits. Physically and mentally, being conscious of what makes people repeat the same mistakes that got them to where they didn't enjoy. Awesome podcast keep them coming!
New subscriber, I’ve been recommending this podcast to all my friends and coworkers. Love the content, you guys are awesome 💪🏼
I wish someone would have explained this to me 10 years ago when I started my weight loss journey. I was doing an hour of cardio every day to lose weight and now stuck in the cycle to just maintain it & the weight creeps back on if I become lax at all. So glad I found this podcast. Slowly been working on my strength. I hope I can get there soon where I can let my body do the burning on its own after building some muscle.
I had the same problem. Search "reverse diet", I was able to cut cardio from 5x a week to 3x a week while eating more, it took me 3 months, but now I mantain with ease (around 17-18% bf, which is where I feel good at)
@@loam9329 that's very high bodyfat
@GarbyGarb it’s actually not unless you go by bodybuilder standard which 99% of people are not. By average person standards hell by most gym goer standards anything under 20% is amazing, you’re seeing ab definition at 20% and down.
Mind Pump podcast changed my life. But this episode pulled me out of my ED. Now I want to feel strong, good and energized. I'm done trying to burn calories and being afraid of food. Now I am fueling my body and resistance training to feel amazing and honestly I do. Next step will be buying MAPS Anabolic to feel even more amazing and still "look good". Thank you guys for all the work and information you put into this. Hope you know you are helping a lot of people. Exercise is not supposed to be a punishment but a blessing and I am feeling blessed today. Keep up, guys 💖
Residual income and calorie burn...Both things I learned late 20s...beyond thankful I never lost sight of them. You guys are the best.. Can't wait for the audiobook Sal... Best of luck
Like most of us, I learnt the hard way. Love love love my deadies, resistance training is my drug of choice. Problem is that I am so energised by it that the hardest part about a session is making myself rest in between sets. I feel like the energiser bunny, in a boxing ring, I just cant help myself! Load em up !!
I'm a grandma who has been lifting weights in a circuit/cardio fashion and IF for the last 2 years! I feel a difference in my body but I'm not losing too much weight. This information is mindblowing! My trainer friend has only been telling me "you are not doing enough cardio".
NEAT is so neat! Non Exercise Activity Thermogenesis! When you have more muscle mass, your resting metabolic rate and NEAT is much higher.
Such a true video.. I lost 54 pounds during the pandemic lock-down but I was able to do 2 workouts a day and control my diet. Now that we are back to work I've put 20 pounds back on because my regular life doesn't allow for that extreme programming. I love these Podcast.
Just found your podcast on Monday. I feel like this is going to change my life for the better! My first kid is on the way so time is important to me. Your book is preordered ;)
I just found this podcast this week. So grateful that I did! You guys are so awesome. As a certified health coach, I agree with everything I’ve heard so far, and I’m learning so much from you👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽.
This podcast is absolute gold.
Recently found this podcast through the small clips posted. I’ve been working out and interested in nutrition for years but it’s still fun to learn more just by listening to this.
The reason i enjoy watching ur channel is because we don’t agree on everything but u have changed my mind on alot of thangs i do appreciate the information...💪💪💪
This podcast is a revelation. Can not stop listening and am in serious danger of information overload 😄
You guys have encapsulated my 35+ years in the fitness and weight loss industry, in one amazing podcast. I am sharing this with ALL of my clients. Brilliant. Thank you! Soooo many clients refuse this info, but they need to get off the Google searches and quick fixes, maybe even fire their current trainer, and find a real coach that teaches from this perspective. Simp,y because it works!
So much value on every video you release!
I seriously dont understand why this podcast has so less views. There is ton of valuable information and No BS bro science. Thanks guys !
I listen to you guys every day. My 11 year old son even enjoys your show. Just want to thank you for the wealth of info that you guys share fitness and non-fitness related. Excited for my copy of Sal’s new book. Thanks guys.
Great topic. Thank you for the insights. Y’all are awesome.
This is great! Sharing with my wife. Needed a video that would inform my wife about no cardio is the logical way. Key word “logical!”
Amazing podcast as always.Always enjoy the dynamic between Sal, Adam, Justin, and Doug. I was hoping to hear another conversation on fitness for first responders due to the hectic schedule, stress, and diet.
Working overnight shifts are the worse thing you can do for your body and mind
@@jeanpauljeanpaul2530 I believe it. I just graduated from nursing school, and I'm not looking forward to the possibility of overnights.
@@sonja4164 indeed! I did five years of permanent nights which I think are better then switching between days and nights regularly.
@@jeanpauljeanpaul2530 definitely seems like switching would be the worst. How did you deal with it from a fitness perspective?
@@sonja4164 I worked out first thing in the morning after shift at 7 am. it provided me with the change of pace mentally. Then shower, eat. Luckily I could sleep all day from 10-5. My room was completely blacked out, I put limo blackout film on the window, and even electrical tape on my alarm Clock, and cable box.
Just found you guys...it's life changing. For the better. :)
underrated podcast, this is goooold
Hey fellas, keep on making more episodes. I love listening to you guys, the chemistry between you guys is amazing and natural.
The laws of thermodynamics do apply, Adam was referring to the first law (energy balance), but forgot about the second law (that talks about the “quality” of energy) .... meaning no all types of energy can be converted to work(ATP), some gets waisted (fat accumulation) ....
I appreciate everything you guys talk about.. cant find good content like this anywhere for free.. I can't get enough information as I'm working on becoming a pt as well.. an advice on where I can start.. ive got leads for good pt programs but I'd like to hear where is the best I could get other than going to school for it.. im 31 in the best shape of my life and I get asked daily about lifts, routines and dieting.. I have a decent job but I don't see it long term.. I enjoy being in gym helping others out as I help myself out as well.. just any advice on where I can go to get certified so I can help others out.. thanks for all the tips and info fellas!!
one of the best podcasts regarding health/lifting on the web. they talk in realities and in scientific proof. it would be nice if gyms hired people like this instead of folks who walk around the gym with zero sales/social skills. i needed this channel about 30 years ago. ha
Wow this was a wake up call for me.. this is how I’ve been doing it.. the wrong way that is lol.. you guys are awesome
This podcast is unbelievably good! Thanks so much for the invaluable information.
The Resistance Training Revolution pre order sales to THE MOON! 📈
Justin, Adam, Doug, and Sal
No one better to boost morale
It’s so unfortunate that I did the cardio route and found no results. So glad I found this podcast to give the facts. Glad I switched to the resistance training. Thanks again
Sal would you agree with this statement: Fat is formed when excess caloires haven't been used for the consumption of energy or the production of muscle?
Sure
The fitness veil is torn and changes are amazing!! Love lifting gotta work on my diet 😅
Quah: If I'm doing resistance training to get from 30% body fat to 15ish%, and on a calorie deficit, should I stay on a deficit until I hit my goal, or should I eat at a maintenance level for a couple of weeks every few months?
Good stuff. Anyway you guys can get Knees Over Toes Guy on your podcast?
Love waking up to a new episode!
Great fitness podcast! Best out there.
Looks like the white chef next to Sal could use the Maps Aesthetic program instead 🤣
Lets gooooooooo, so glad I found this channel! You guys are so knowledgable I love it
Life changing podcast
Why does it more carbs than protein to gain lean muscle according to your macro calculator?
I learned only just a few years ago to stop being a cardio Fein. I wish more women my age would approach weight loss this way.
I mainly jog (run) as my form of "meditation", and to get some frustration out! I have A.D.D. and I work in front of a computer sitting / standing all day, so I do not care if I don't burn a single calorie, my brain and body needs it! To burn fat, I have learned that one needs to keep the heart rate below ca 120 bpm, and that anything over that burns carbs. Another bonus of running, for women, is the ability to be able to escape if someone is trying to attack (yes it happens)... It's not a surprise to me either, that more muscles burn more fat and that strenghttraining is an awesome way to stay in good health and maybe look better as a bonus. Also muscle is "fresh produce" (in lack of a better word), so one can benefit from strenghttraining even when starting at a wiser age. I was very committed to it when younger, but I have started to hate gyms, need to find a good way to get in some exercises at home instead. I also need to work hard on my upper back to prevent a techneck, it's horrible! Great podcast! Greets from Norway!
Enjoying the podcast glad I found this
Listening to you guys for a few weeks now. Love the consistent content 🙌 I’m a fitness BOOTCAMP owner and you guys continue to provide value that helps me improve 💪🏽
Thank you!
Best podcast I've listed to in very long time
fantastic content!
Thank you so much for the info!
What are your thoughts on a Push Pull Legs split? And if following one when would you recommend placing deadlifts, on the pull or leg days?
Love them when done right and with added mobility on rest days.
MAPS Split runs something similar to a push pull legs split.
mapssplit.com
Deadlifts on pull days
@@MindPumpShow thank you!!!
How would you all define "the average" person? You've used that phrase quite a bit, and I'm trying to figure out how to determine my cardio and strength training. I have been running for many years, including marathons and a half iron man, along with weight training. I want to improve my body composition, so trying to take your advice by decreasing cardio and increasing weights, and increasing protein/calories. All of this is mentally difficult and scary. If you are addressing the average person, do I fit into this category? Perhaps the paleovalley meat sticks can help me not be so scared to eat!!
Curious to the view of a combination of weight resistance in conjunction with cardio. Like - row 500M at a good clip, then some dumbbell presses, back the rower, then another lift - whether it be squats/deadlifts/press or anything else.
When it comes to aesthetics everything they say is true. But a lot of people want to cardiovascular fitness when they lose weight. Especially if they play sport or want to start. So the hour run 3 times a week is necessary.
You're missing the point. Yes, you can run, they're talking about the people who do an insane amount of cardio and neglect weight training.
I enjoy listening to you soooo much 🙂 thanks 😊
Question: what MAPS programs do you recommend for someone who is not a bodybuilder and wants to incorporate, Do resistance training for daily exercise?
Do you guys do phone or zoom consults? I purchased the anabolic program, Im 6+ years experience, powerlufting for 2 years.. I have sone questions...
Okkkkk preordering 🔥
The mistake in the argument of the law of thermodynamics is that the law is for physics, not for metabolic processes.
Running takes a lot of discipline overtime it is better to workout and do cardio in order to see the best physique or lose body fat trick is to get over the discipline hump because running is so tough this is a great podcast and a lot of Truth has been said especially about how the body Burns fat at rest.
I told people that you already know how to intermittently fast because if you go to bed at let's say 12 at night and you wake up at 7 then you have fasted during that window and when you wake up and go to the gym at that time your body is not in fat burning mode per se rather it is in fat storing mode for survival it is when you eat and then go workout you get into the fat burning Zone because now your body recognizes food to burn also a good point is muscle and fat comes together and muscle weighs more than fat which is why you have a BMI of say20% or 15% etc... it's better to train yourself to eat small meals throughout the day that way your body is continuously burning and also work out in the gym and if you feel up to it gradually do one mile per day on foot out in nature that is going to take more discipline than lifting weights
At 16:31. I understand exactly what this guy is talking about because I added more food to my diet and I am looking more leaner cuz of the muscle IM gaining you have to eat more in order to look a certain way and understanding is when you workout your body loses energy or whatever they call it so we have to replace that with food in order to feel good again so to speak indefinitely if you go for a run the reason that you tire out is because that your body has been losing glycogen stores and you need to eat it a banana or an apple or whatever drink some Gatorade to get it restored then you can go again so it is true when you add food to your diet and you work out a certain way with the weights you actually lean up because you are feeding your muscles and with the added cardio you are burning some fat but most people want it all in a day but it doesn't work that way it takes discipline for all of this really
What do you think of integrating a superset-style functional training program? I’ve gone plant based and haven’t had meat all year💪🏼🌱
Super sets are two sets of an Resistance training exercise performed back to back and is much different than circuit training. Super sets and drop sets are little hacks used to burn body fat while Resistance training that they won't tell you about because it's a little secret in the bodybuilding community.
@@mikejones9906 how often do you incorporate super sets & drop sets?
I also eat a plant based diet, for about 11 yrs now. I've generally been on the cardio side of things for a long time. I did several rounds of P90X about 10 yrs ago, and got pretty fit. It just wasn't sustainable long term. I also went back to school (nursing) and so I'm pretty de-conditioned at the moment after doing nothing but walking & the occasional HIIT workout...and a LOT of sitting.
I just started weight training 6 wks ago, so we'll see how it goes. I'm thinking about getting one of these guy's MAPs programs.
@@sonja4164 If you've never used them before, they will tire you out and make you very sore. No matter the pain you feel, allow your body to adapt to the technique. "No pain, no Gains"
@@mikejones9906 👍🏾
Needed this episode
Also, what happened to your comfy chairs?!
The first 20mins of this alone had so many good clips u guys should use on tiktok. Im serious. You guys would blow up extremely fast there. Theres alot of fitness misinformation on that app and someone needs to go there to cut it out bc theres alot of young teens/early 20 yr olds doing alot of the stuff you guys talk about NOT TO DO.
A beef stick for each of my favorite podcasters
I have MAPS Performance it's the 💣!
So low intensity cardio is still recommended? That explains the reason why almost all physique competitors and recreational lifters do it. From experience, just doing resistance exercises a couple of times a week and getting stronger and increasing your calories you will get fatter.
Does walking for like an hour count as “cardio”
Getting my mind pump in rn
So is high rep hypertrophy training any different from cardio in regards to the comments on cardio in this video?
Question...
Ive always been wanting to do a Sprint Triathlon (shortest format) like once or twice a year, is there any way of mixing that up with also getting stronger?
Yes
You jabronis are pretty smart. Is it bad that this is becoming my go to for medical advice?
Ok but what if your training for fighting is this still doable ?
The only beef stick I ever cared about other than my own is paleo valley.
Ahahaha priceless.
seriously, how is calories in, calories out the predominant phrase in weight loss? how does resistance training fall so far behind?
I would like a more clear picture of how they reversed the calories, how slow did they increase the calories, did Adams wife stop running cold turkey?
When you lose weight without resistance training, you're just a smaller flabby version of yourself 😂😂
32:18 Who knew Justin knew big words like "satiating"?!?!
Hi Doug
Check out Sal's biceps 💪
how much does weight ifting inrease BMR
My favorite story about this podcasts was Katrina story 😂😂😂😂im dealing with the same issue with my brother.
Every time I watch one of your podcast my testosterone rises .25%. I’m at 345 now.
Beefcakes giving out free beef sticks? Sign me up.
I feel like it is more of a diet mistake. People cut everything out of their daily nutrition. Which sets them up for failure. The other mistake is that they believe that they can spend a lot of time doing cardio.
New to channel. Love it already. Keep with the Mind F@@k. Lol
How in shape do you have to be to only burn 400 calories in an hour of running?! 😳 I burn 800 calories in 40 minutes of running.
Free weights 🏋🏾♂️
Nice biceps Sal😉
How do I tell my friend that his random sports watch is lying to him about the 1500 cals he burned in an hour of 5 a side soccer? Lol
I wore my watch on my right hand on a lonely day and burned thousands of calories . I no longer have a gym membership. I broke the code
@@MrKinghuman You must've broke more than just the code pal lol
@@Sarj7 😂
Would you guys ever have Derek from more plates more dates on the cast?
The story about Sal's wife is what I have been trying to tell people for years if you realize how fast your metabolism is it will blow your mind once you manipulate your diet and manipulate your workout your body has no other choice but to adapt the key point is do what sustainable
Did I comment in time for the beef stick giveaway 😂