How To Train Like A Minimalist (More Gains In Less Time)

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  • Опубликовано: 11 дек 2024

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  • @hungerxhunger
    @hungerxhunger Год назад +241

    Something no one talks about is mental energy. It’s hard disciplining yourself to eat certain things and exercising (if you’re a beginner) so I like how you emphasize on minimalism.

    • @MoPoppins
      @MoPoppins Год назад +6

      Whether for physical fitness or for anything else in life, when you start to lose motivation, refocus on your END GOAL, and always keep your eye on the finish line. That will help to reignite your passion or enthusiasm, as you will be reminded of your purpose for doing all of it.

    • @wanheekim
      @wanheekim  Год назад +7

      Thank you! Glad you feel the same way.

    • @strait6
      @strait6 Год назад +1

      @@MoPoppins Exactly! Remember why you started doing that and focusing on a set goal really is key here. Because you might not feel like it every day - but you should still do it

    • @MoPoppins
      @MoPoppins Год назад

      @@strait6 💯‼️

  • @abhilashkaluwala
    @abhilashkaluwala Год назад +30

    Aesthetic muscles foundation: Upper chest, upper back, shoulders
    Beginner exercises: compound movements:
    1. Incline bench press
    2. Overhead barbell press
    3. Pull-ups
    4. Supported rows
    5. Dips
    Start with the biggest muscle and the biggest compound movement.
    Maintain a 4-8 rep range for 3 sets
    Rest well between sets and workout days.

    • @mitoali5151
      @mitoali5151 7 месяцев назад

      its better if they could to 6-8 reps.

  • @ortapf
    @ortapf Год назад +7

    all i have to say is thank you. I've been trying to work out for a long time, but everytime i start to work out it is the same cycle: extreme motivation for few weeks -> start to burn out and lose performance/motivation -> quit
    the problem was trying to rush the process and overthinking. I kept searching things like "whats the best split" and all the answers i found werent actually good for me.
    This video made me see everything clear, i finally get why it is so simple. I've never felt so identified and calm watching a fitness video, it really opened my eyes

  • @kevinnumbe9436
    @kevinnumbe9436 Год назад +66

    You gave me the motivation to get back to my old athletic physique. Thank you

    • @strait6
      @strait6 Год назад +13

      Using just motivation might end up futile. Motivation is just a feeling.
      Discipline is key.

    • @MoPoppins
      @MoPoppins Год назад +1

      👏 👏 👏

    • @wanheekim
      @wanheekim  Год назад +3

      nice!

  • @drayggenndraygenn7005
    @drayggenndraygenn7005 Год назад +6

    This guy is 100% right and it took me years to realize this. I watch what I eat, less carbs and no sugar, I do push ups maybe twice a week, and pull ups maybe 3 times a week. That's literally all I do, and I walk up stairs alot. My body looks amazing

  • @salmanalshammari5806
    @salmanalshammari5806 Год назад +1

    Man your videos inspired my, I started 2 days ago because of you, that’s what I really need. Much love from Kuwait

  • @Sravan.Allopi
    @Sravan.Allopi Год назад +74

    I would consider myself as one of the "fitness obsessed gym bros" you described but I watch you mainly because I like your vibe, clear and honest advice which I resonate with and because I get inspired to build on my own channel! Also showing love for a fellow serviceman, keep it going bro! Perhaps one day when I've grown my own socials, we can work on a project together!

    • @wanheekim
      @wanheekim  Год назад +9

      sounds like a plan! would be cool :)

  • @bakarybadjie4439
    @bakarybadjie4439 Год назад +1

    Watching this guy gives you positive thoughts about yourself, and that's it. That is all it takes to be happy and appreciate yourself more. Best influencer for me✌👍

  • @scubasteve6058
    @scubasteve6058 Год назад +24

    I 100% agree with what you have said about the training intensity. Leaving the gym feeling like you could of done more is where it’s at. My energy levels are high all the time and I don’t take 2-3 days to recover from my sessions so I can train more often which makes me feel great. Please keep up the great content mate!

  • @liquidh5226
    @liquidh5226 Год назад +13

    Absolutely right. As an office worker with kids, I only do Pull ups, Bench Press (some incline), Should Press and Squats. No time to do anything else really. OK, sometimes I'll hit the abs too just for completeness. By the way, great video and I entirely agree with what you said.

  • @prabhathbandara
    @prabhathbandara Год назад

    You got the best content..Best YT video scripts, best editing..Hats off to the energy you put into this game man!

  • @carloscarrillo8934
    @carloscarrillo8934 Год назад +3

    I was hoping you to talk a little about rest and then BAM a whole section of the video was dedicated to that subject. After training may years is so encouraging to find a fresh healthy non obsesive perspective on training 💪

  • @jjrgchannel8781
    @jjrgchannel8781 Год назад

    This kind of stuff really gives me the knowledge of working out with my body, resting is the key of growing

  • @azantidote
    @azantidote Год назад

    "Discipline to rest" -- love this!
    love this perspective

  • @ProdigyFive
    @ProdigyFive Год назад

    Just wanna say thank you, you are so real. Breath of fresh air compared to all these other videos I’ve seen

  • @arhanbhat4730
    @arhanbhat4730 Год назад +1

    When you talked about stopping yourself from wanting to go I resonated with this so much! I do this so much and I think it really helps with staying consistent rather than burning out in a week or two. That’s probably because I did burn out in a week or two and then learnt from my mistakes. Love your channel!

  • @deltasquared7777
    @deltasquared7777 Год назад +5

    Your much appreciated simple and common sense approach is of the greatest value, particularly in regard to maintaining the necessary mind-set that encourages designing an individual and rational personal healthy fitness program that anyone can willingly follow.

    • @wanheekim
      @wanheekim  Год назад +2

      Thank you! I'll keep this style then

  • @jack4l815
    @jack4l815 Год назад

    With this channel, I learn, I feel motivated and also I practice my English

  • @whitehotchocolate900
    @whitehotchocolate900 Год назад +4

    I’ve been waiting for your next video!!

    • @whitehotchocolate900
      @whitehotchocolate900 Год назад

      I was going to respond to your email but since I found your channel I’ve lost 10 lbs in 1.5 months and have changed a lot as a person. Thank you so much🙏🏽

    • @wanheekim
      @wanheekim  Год назад

      More coming on the way!

  • @jacobmiller5990
    @jacobmiller5990 Год назад +8

    Been following one of your free plans for 2 or 3 weeks. Already feeling stronger. Watching my max reps raising with progressive overload. Looking better too. Really appreciate these videos 👍🏼

    • @wanheekim
      @wanheekim  Год назад +1

      That's amazing Jacob! Glad to hear it.

  • @nelsone.urrutia8931
    @nelsone.urrutia8931 Год назад +3

    Thank you Wan.
    Thank you for teach me how to think a see this journey, not only for a physical perspective but also a mindset perspective.
    Thank you again Wan.

    • @wanheekim
      @wanheekim  Год назад +1

      Thank you for appreciating it!

  • @kingragnar4052
    @kingragnar4052 Год назад +4

    Your physique,thumbnails,editing is so aesthetic that i save your video to watch it in a free time 😌

  • @jonfcbayern
    @jonfcbayern Год назад +3

    These videos are gold, packed with tons of value. Thank you Wanhee! keep them coming

    • @wanheekim
      @wanheekim  Год назад

      Thank you Jon! Fc bayern tho?

  • @israelmallari7830
    @israelmallari7830 Год назад

    4 minutes into the video and Im so convinced already. Love this!!!

  • @greyclouds5252
    @greyclouds5252 Год назад +6

    Really cool video. I dig the energy of this video, the production and the presentation of the content. I hope you get to your RUclips and life goals and become even more successful!
    It is extremely important that fitness influencers like you become more noticed - there's no bullshit, no magic pill selling - just straight up teachings on how to do what and it's pretty realistic. And what you said about the fact that training has to enhance your energy is absolutely true. I've been a big fool myself and have quite a lot of times trained really hard and then felt like shit and a lots of tasks that I had to do through my day from that moment on couldn't be done in the same way, with the same joy or flow.
    Thank you.

    • @wanheekim
      @wanheekim  Год назад +1

      Thank you very much man

  • @SergioAranda
    @SergioAranda Год назад

    Love your channel and the way you explain everything ! greetings from Pairs

  • @kuyaradz26
    @kuyaradz26 Год назад +1

    Dude ur vid motivates me to discipline myself on my approach to diet, exercise and having positive mindset.

  • @Nolongeraktive
    @Nolongeraktive Год назад +7

    following these tips i increased my squat from 205 to 275. I weight train every other day which allows me to not burn out. I tried in the past to train everyday in the gym but it started feeling like a chore

    • @wanheekim
      @wanheekim  Год назад

      Amazing. That's what I'm talking about!

  • @siddcandy
    @siddcandy Год назад

    Great video, bro. I liked your ZEN approach. 👍👍👍

  • @msid7748
    @msid7748 Год назад +2

    I am a fan of minimalist training myself, but what you you think of "Minimalist training gives minimalist results"?
    I've seen Natural Hypertrophy, Alex Leonidas/AlphaDestiny and Geoffrey Verity Schofield talk about how minimalist training (i.e. compounds focused) gives you the spider physique, i.e. small arms and big torso. I think the average person doesn't have the best arm genetics and needs to isolate biceps, tricep and shoulders for a more aesthetic look.

  • @TristanTrask
    @TristanTrask Год назад +2

    Production is on another level! Great video as usual

    • @wanheekim
      @wanheekim  Год назад

      Thank you Tristan! Wait. I remember ya.

  • @Rover-gg8jj
    @Rover-gg8jj Год назад +8

    I tried 4 Years with Bodybuilding in a gym, but Couldn’t Never motivate myself over a long period of time to Train . Now six months ago i started at Home with bodyweight Training only. Pull Ups, Chin ups, Pike Push ups, Dips, Push ups, Squats. And i finally seeing results in my body Transformation. I dont know why but bodyweight Training makes me wanna Workout consistently and stick to it.

    • @wanheekim
      @wanheekim  Год назад

      Niiiice. I know how you feels

  • @EZK1108
    @EZK1108 Год назад +1

    wanhee bro thanks for the valuable contents. it means alot to me.

  • @derickfermin8289
    @derickfermin8289 Год назад

    Thanks for reminding us the important part of working out.

  • @GuusMusic
    @GuusMusic Год назад

    Loving this channel!

  • @nanaisloved2736
    @nanaisloved2736 Год назад +8

    Hardcore Gym Enthusiast here watching your video: I'm actually training to absolute fatigue almost everyday, if I'm not in the gym, I'm doing cardio, other stuff, basically moving all the time. Oddly enough I have been doing this for about 2 years straight now, feeling very tired constantly but telling myself I just have to keep going to build muscle. It goes so far that I'm scared of a 3 day trip now as I won't be able to do my routine there. 3 days!! I really have to learn that discipline to rest and not be scared of it that much:( thank you for sharing 🙏🏻

    • @joost1183
      @joost1183 Год назад

      Consistency is key. You wont lose muscle in 2 weeks. Enjoy the process. Most important thing is you getting back in the gym after your trips.

  • @ptseti
    @ptseti Год назад +1

    I'm 62 and I do not think I need to be a gym bunny to look healthy. I'm happy I found your channel as we share the same philosophy - train minimally and live 👍🏿😍

  • @mel-9335
    @mel-9335 Год назад

    I came across your videos and ended up liking you alot, I love how you explain things in a simple format and don't overcomplicate things and as a girl I even wanna look like you LOL

  • @ForeverFootball3
    @ForeverFootball3 Год назад

    Bro you don’t miss. Insanely insightful videos as always!! 10/10

  • @ike.s
    @ike.s Год назад +1

    favorite youtuber rn

  • @adilrahman786
    @adilrahman786 Год назад +4

    Love these videos finally found someone on this platform who does not want working out taking over their life! Can you do a video on home workouts for those who do not go /cannot afford gym?

    • @wanheekim
      @wanheekim  Год назад

      I made 2 of those vids for ya already! ;)

  • @fangiodownunder
    @fangiodownunder Год назад +2

    love your videos brother

  • @aqeelahamed8746
    @aqeelahamed8746 Год назад +2

    Keep up men ! Your videos helps a lot ☺️

  • @Davistobor
    @Davistobor Год назад +14

    I feel overwhelmed getting into a diet for losing fat/building muscle. Where did you start? Your videos are insanely helpful, you’re truly making a difference in a lot of peoples lives. I’m sure.

    • @wanheekim
      @wanheekim  Год назад

      Thank you very much. I started like many people by just banging my head against the wall in the gym haha

    • @slogZz60
      @slogZz60 Год назад +1

      yes its very stressful but i feel minamlist training is great if you have yk the drive and the habit going yk 3 times a week, so you have those 4 or 3 days to really focus on your diet. search up caloire calculator and when you get your maintanince calories cut it down by 200 and track just the amount of calories you are eating. focus on whole foods, and make sure that if you are eating fast food, proccessed foods like chips and stuff, eat it maybe twice a week, or (its a waste of money) eat half of your mcdonalds burger, half of your fries, etc, really focus on diet when it comes to this style of training as you dont work out much. you got this. i believe in you. :)

  • @terencefaison8853
    @terencefaison8853 Год назад

    Enjoyed this video. Great perspective

  • @goddan7222
    @goddan7222 Год назад +1

    Nice editing in this

  • @KyojinKurimo
    @KyojinKurimo Год назад +10

    You’re really the only person on RUclips in the fitness section that talks real stuff! Keep it up!! 🔥

    • @MoPoppins
      @MoPoppins Год назад +3

      There’s another guy, COLIN MURRAY, who’s really chill and gives straightforward, practical advice. You might like his channel, as well. Intuitive thinker types will enjoy his channel - he also teaches you how to build an anesthetic body through calisthenics.

    • @wanheekim
      @wanheekim  Год назад +3

      Thanks man, I will!

    • @KyojinKurimo
      @KyojinKurimo Год назад +2

      @@MoPoppins thanks man, i will check his channel out!

  • @JohanFitFoodie
    @JohanFitFoodie Год назад +2

    Love the development and rapidly increasing quality of your videos, keep it up 🔥📷

    • @wanheekim
      @wanheekim  Год назад +1

      You think quality is going up? Thanks man. Gives me assurance haha

    • @JohanFitFoodie
      @JohanFitFoodie Год назад

      @@wanheekim Absolutely! 👌 No doubt, better video quality, planning, clear message and editing with great B roll! Inspiration for us fellow RUclipsrs 😊

  • @BMX__dad
    @BMX__dad Год назад

    I've subscribed....
    As a total beginner your videos are super helpful and I feel like I'm understanding everything you say..
    I'm in the process of quiting cigarettes and want to get healthy again.

  • @albertusalexander3876
    @albertusalexander3876 Год назад +1

    Thank you wanhee for making this channel n video, I’m doing what you teach, n it works for me very well. I used to be 86 n now 76. N still goin on 👍🏻 btw maybe could you make a lifestyle video too? For example you share about life as single in your way, and any other life things.

  • @etrnl.sunshine
    @etrnl.sunshine Год назад +1

    #TeamWanhee #TeamWanheeForever 💪🏻😌

  • @akarkawa7369
    @akarkawa7369 Год назад +1

    Absolutely Love your videos, they are very relatable unlike everyone else in the fitness community
    I’ve watched all of your videos in 2 days ❤

    • @wanheekim
      @wanheekim  Год назад

      Wow. Thank you very much.

  • @kirillnovikov7925
    @kirillnovikov7925 Год назад

    Your advices and your experience is really nice and interesting!

  • @namansinghparihar5221
    @namansinghparihar5221 Год назад +4

    Your videos are awesome.

  • @Lycashines
    @Lycashines Год назад +2

    Loved the advices 😊 thanks for the video ❤

  • @nataliewise5562
    @nataliewise5562 Год назад +3

    Thank you so much your videos are fantastic. Is it possible to do a video on strengthening the knees?

  • @hellanice2931
    @hellanice2931 Год назад +1

    I still don't really understand my triggers. But I noticed that when I rest I forget my triggers. This probably relates to what you said about also letting your mind rest.

    • @wanheekim
      @wanheekim  Год назад

      Yes this is normal. We are very blind about our own triggers.

  • @antoinerichez6988
    @antoinerichez6988 Год назад +1

    Keep going ! You’ve helped me a lot !

  • @chriszz3891
    @chriszz3891 Год назад

    I love your videos man keep it up , you can also make a video helping us identify our body fat percentage ( sorry for bad english )

  • @itamaravraham4068
    @itamaravraham4068 Год назад

    Good video.
    Honestly 5 or 6 days a week PPL split or Upper Lower & PPL split is probably better for muscle gain than Upper Lower 4 times a week. But it's much more sacrifice to make and not sustainable for most people, especially in the long run and as you said, if you are not a "Gym Rat" who's entire life revolves around the gym. Consistency, Progressive Overload every week and patience, and we'll all make it👊🏼

  • @seigneur278
    @seigneur278 Год назад +4

    Hello Wanhee, thanks for the knowledge. Can you do a video with a simple routine to make 3 days a week ? im a little bit lost with all these exercices

    • @wanheekim
      @wanheekim  Год назад

      I made the workouts for you in the description :)

  • @sarveshwarang.k4831
    @sarveshwarang.k4831 Год назад

    Very informative.... Thank you...

  • @roipalma
    @roipalma Год назад +1

    thanks much your videos really hepls and very informative

  • @_OPHANIM_
    @_OPHANIM_ Год назад +1

    You don't workout for women. You workout for yourself. For your mental and wellbeing.

  • @fatimaahmedkhairtajmoon9699
    @fatimaahmedkhairtajmoon9699 Год назад +1

    Bro I have been watching your videos and noticed that in this new one you look more handsome like what have you done to your face. You be looking like a 40 year old transforming to 25. Btw great video

  • @aaronrefugio6461
    @aaronrefugio6461 Год назад +1

    Could you do a video in people who need to gain weight as well? I’m sure there’s also a lot of people who have the opposite problem of losing fat

    • @wanheekim
      @wanheekim  Год назад +1

      Yes! skinny fat video coming in a couple weeks... or maybe next week.

  • @camtip57z48
    @camtip57z48 Год назад +1

    Brad Pitt in snatch is a body I aimed at when I first started 😅

  • @fitnytech
    @fitnytech 7 месяцев назад

    Never lose hope you never know what tomorrow may bring.

  • @namsan4391
    @namsan4391 Год назад +1

    I like your video and am watching it.😀 can you tell me where i can buy your white shorts?😁

  • @Rudeus_Greyrat.
    @Rudeus_Greyrat. 11 месяцев назад

    I workout two days on and one day off and I also do only ten exercises per workout, Barbell squat, trap bar deadlift, RLD, Incline bench press, bench press, pull-up, Barbell row
    Pullover, Biceps curl, and Triceps Extensions and I am done.

  • @Ikaros23
    @Ikaros23 Год назад

    There is no way to get this body and have it long term,without beeing obsessed about.
    1: Diet ( clean food only)
    2: exercise ( go to the gym every day , streatch or cardio the days others rest)
    3: Rest, relaxation, cutting down on toxic stress
    The obsession is the fuel that makes it possible. And this drive is not genetic or based on motivation. It needs to be cultivated/created and keept alive with a rigours self-discipline.
    Cut out the things that don’t help in the way to the goal.
    Most people can’t handle this because they want it all. The booze, the late nights, the junk food, hangeing out with people who don’t live healthy that trolls/sabotages ( not all do just, just cut the narcissists)

  • @ourexcellentlife7944
    @ourexcellentlife7944 Год назад +1

    I must say you did it because you look great.

  • @mousecatcher69
    @mousecatcher69 Год назад +1

    Would love to see more info from you about cardio on rest days! I know you're a big proponent of walking - is that enough for general health/cardio benefits if you don't care about becoming a better "runner" for example?

    • @wanheekim
      @wanheekim  Год назад

      Cardio and rest days.. .got it!

  • @singasong1123
    @singasong1123 Год назад

    explaing all of this is good, it would be great though if you take us step by step to what you do.

  • @Paleindrome
    @Paleindrome Год назад +1

    Hey Wanhee, you probably won't see this but I am a 13, 5'8" and 132 lb male. I have an activity level of 45+ minutes of elevated heart rate 5 times per week. My maintenance was given as 2600 but I don't believe that to be true as I am just a kid, should I go with the website is telling me? If anyone else could also help, it'd be wonderful.

  • @chrisa9194
    @chrisa9194 Год назад

    hey man, I just want to thank you because you’ve really changed my mindset with eating and with working out. I was just wondering what app you use to track calories.

  • @andersonliao30
    @andersonliao30 Год назад +2

    Hello Wanhee,a problem keeps haunting me that I can only go to the gym twice a week. How can I incorporate my upper & lower body within two days while spending least amount of time?

  • @mirelysantiago933
    @mirelysantiago933 Год назад +1

    Hey wanhee I don't know if you'll answer this but
    Is about a meal that my parents told that it is good for exercise
    And it is peanut butter and I don't know if that's true is just to see if you could answer me that question
    Thank you :)

  • @commanderstud2417
    @commanderstud2417 Год назад +1

    Man I can’t even do one pull up. How do I get there??

  • @mreleven7826
    @mreleven7826 Год назад +1

    Not my style but i love your message

  • @Plu616
    @Plu616 Год назад +1

    If your trying body recomp to lose weight do u also go 4 times a week and if so, wouldn’t it take very long to lose weight and gain muscle

  • @jasonrivera2633
    @jasonrivera2633 Год назад +1

    Can you talk about deloading?

  • @trueKorvus
    @trueKorvus Год назад

    So, another way to look at it is to buffer your consistency with recovery.

  • @giacomotittonel
    @giacomotittonel Год назад

    Can you share your workout routine?

  • @iodzaAMV
    @iodzaAMV Год назад +2

    I workout everyday and it's not draining at all. Maybe it's because I am not going to the gym and not wasting time on transportation? It takes me about 45mins of workout daily and I still get gains from it. I still have a lot of time to do other things.

    • @wanheekim
      @wanheekim  Год назад +1

      If it's working, it's good. But be mindful in the long term

    • @iodzaAMV
      @iodzaAMV Год назад

      @@wanheekim Thanks

  • @Marvels_197
    @Marvels_197 Год назад

    Hey, thank you soooo much I was finding someone like you like us that knows that daily life is hard to balance with the gym. I haven't seen all the videos but whats the ideal weight to start with for compound exercises?

  • @Bodysmorphia
    @Bodysmorphia Год назад

    How do you warm up?

  • @sg3109
    @sg3109 Год назад

    11:10 💜

  • @adamjohnson9933
    @adamjohnson9933 Год назад

    What are your thoughts on deadlifts?

  • @mixmachels
    @mixmachels Год назад

    i‘m having trouble to be consistent because i have pain in my shoulder. do you habe any tips on how i can recover the best way possible

  • @om4741
    @om4741 Год назад

    I have a simple questions?
    Should I do exercise in morning with drinking water or without or like in empty stomach 🤔??

  • @ChandraSumarlin
    @ChandraSumarlin Год назад

    Hi, just wonder are you having creatine everyday? Thanks

  • @benny9971
    @benny9971 Год назад +1

    What should i do on rest days? Should i walk more, i don't want to sit all day long on my rest days 😭😭

  • @jtn6937
    @jtn6937 Год назад

    Do you give also food recipe in your plan

  • @NeKuFuRu
    @NeKuFuRu Год назад

    How,do you fit cardio into the 3-4 weight training day and still get enough rest day?

  • @hayyan3822
    @hayyan3822 Год назад

    would you recommend push pull leg (calisthenics) or upper-lower split

  • @mmemonarch
    @mmemonarch Год назад

    Could you make a video like this for women?

  • @PrezCow
    @PrezCow Год назад

    What should my reps be as the weeks go by using the same amount of weight, how can I progressively overload and what should the reps and sets be?

    • @Jorden71836
      @Jorden71836 Год назад

      One of a way is make friends in the gym. People in the gym is very helpful and we would love to help.
      Or, u can slowly increase ur weight by 5lbs at a time.

  • @ChristopherSmith-um9vo
    @ChristopherSmith-um9vo Год назад

    Was it a 3 month transformation? Because i really only have that long till i have to move away ill love to know that buy doing this being skinny fat i can achieve this physique in 3 months because ive been looking into 5x5 strength training & been wondering is this physique will take 3 months to achieve i really hope so thatll be my greatest motivation

  • @r6page300
    @r6page300 Год назад

    what do u think from egym ? or the regular or training from home ? which one is the best for fastes results