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Raphhill | Personal Trainer

Raphhill | Personal Trainer

@raphhillthec

Personal trainer | Art Director | Media Enthusiast | Aspiring Bodybuilder | [email protected]

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When you hire me for personal training, you CAN'T remain the same. It is my utmost desire to push your limits. Dm 'Ready' to start now.
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Raphhill | Personal Trainer@raphhillthec·
Well, he is correct in some way. Progressive overload does not only indicate adding more weights but also by better control and tempo. So, if I have better control or a good tempo of my 15kg bicep curls, I will get the same stimulus as to when I am doing 20kg bicep curls.
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That’s true! But if you increase the load, there’s no way you won’t challenge your muscles to stimulate growth. Increasing load is a way to progressively overload. So I disagree with you when you say… “Doing the same reps and just adding weight eventually feels the same”

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@Uncle2Triplets For goodness sake, can we stop creating impotent and unnecessary exercises? How is that going to hit the hamstrings to a large degree????? You are better off following the normal squat movement or credible exercises. Enough of the deception man.
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Kome@Uncle2Triplets·
Tripod on standby—Leg-Day. - Quads - Hamstrings —-💀💀💀.
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Chief of Beauty Staff@rachaelbereba·
New PR: 240kg 💪🏽 Stacked it—25kg x 8 + 20kg x 2 Discipline/Consistency > Motivation. Built on days I didn’t feel like it—that’s the difference. Did 3 x 5 reps 🏋🏽 Here are strong, real reasons why women should lift heavier: - Build real strength – not just tone, actual power you feel daily. - Boost metabolism – more muscle = more calories burned, even at rest. - Shape your body better – heavier lifts create definition, not bulk. - Stronger bones – reduces risk of osteoporosis later in life. - Confidence hits different – lifting heavy changes how you carry yourself. - Better fat loss – more effective than light weights + endless cardio. - Functional strength – life gets easier (lifting, carrying, moving). - Mental toughness – you learn to push past limits. Bottom line: lifting heavy doesn’t make you bulky—it makes you powerful. 💪🏽
Chief of Beauty Staff@rachaelbereba

Hit another PR —today 240kg 🤯 3 sets, 5 reps Beast mood 🏋🏽

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Director Prime🌵@_theoprimee·
A creative shouldn’t stay too long without creating.
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weightlossmessiah@shredwithQpid·
Watching someone transform their body over 12 months and calling it 'overnight success' is one of the more disrespectful things people do to the genuinely hard work of consistency.
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