Dean Turner
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Dean Turner
@DeanTTraining
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Most people still have NO IDEA just how bad they NEED to be potato maxxing
One of the greatest decisions you can make for your health and overall well-being

Jace (Belly De La Cruz)@OfficiallyJace
@DeanTTraining I believe we call this potato maxing yes?
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@DeanTTraining Do you use oil or anything or just throw them in the air fryer without anything on them?
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@DeanTTraining Plus they taste better than any other carb. I can have them everyday.
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@DeanTTraining I'd never heard the term "potato maxxing" before...
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Could be the best tasting beverage on planet earth
At the very least…it is Top 5
All for a grand total of ZERO calories
Incredible tbh




KickSmark My Heart@TP7187
@DeanTTraining I've heard the a&w zero sugar is amazing. Anyone?
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@DeanTTraining Never seen a day where DT forgoes an opportunity to solve the Nigerian fitness quests
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200 GRAMS OF PROTEIN @ ONLY 1500 CALORIES
Meal 1:
- 3 whole eggs
- 5 servings egg whites
- 2 Greek yogurts
Meal 2:
- 8 ounces of chicken breast
- 1 servings of broccoli
- 1 Greek yogurt
Meal 3:
- 16 ounces of 93/7 Ground Beef
Total calories: ~1,500
Total protein: ~220g
Total carbs: ~40g
Total fats: ~50g
Inb4 “this is too low in carbs”
1) I’m just trying to show you this much protein can be hit with sufficient fats at a very low calorie number
2) I’ve ate like this plenty of days while dieting




Freeman⚓️💪🏼@Emmachuuks
How can a person hit around 150-200 grams of protein a day on a 2000 calorie diet?
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@UnhingedHookem That’s a formula to give you an idea
Not something you should rely on on an ongoing basis
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@DeanTTraining Honestly. Its just way easier to eat at bodyweight in pounds x 12.
if you arent losing weight go to 11 or 10.
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KNOWLEDGE DROP
You can literally weigh whatever you want to weigh (within reason) simply by using the following method…
(I do this with ALL of my 1:1 Coaching Clients)
STEP 1: Track your calories daily & take the average weekly
STEP 2: Track your steps daily & take the average weekly
STEP 3: Track your bodyweight daily & take the average weekly
Interpreting your data:
- If bodyweight is stagnant on a WoW basis consistently…you’re at maintenance
- If bodyweight is trending UP on a WoW basis consistently…you’re in a calorie surplus
- If bodyweight is trending DOWN on a WoW basis consistently…you’re in a calorie deficit
Adjusting:
- If bodyweight is stagnant on a WoW basis consistently but you would like it do be going UP…bump calories by 100-200 per day and/or decrease steps by 1000-2000 per day. Give 2-4 weeks for changes to take effect on the scale and then adjust further if necessary.
- If bodyweight is stagnant on a WoW basis consistently but you would like it do be going DOWN…drop calories by 100-200 per day and/or increase steps by 1000-2000 per day. Give 2-4 weeks for changes to take effect on the scale and then adjust further if necessary.
- If bodyweight is trending UP on a WoW basis consistently but you would like it do be going DOWN…drop calories by 100-200 per day and/or increase steps by 1000-2000 per day. Give 2-4 weeks for changes to take effect on the scale and then adjust further if necessary.
- If bodyweight is trending DOWN on a WoW basis consistently but you would like it do be going UP…bump calories by 100-200 per day and/or decrease steps by 1000-2000 per day. Give 2-4 weeks for changes to take effect on the scale and then adjust further if necessary.
It is literally this simple, folks
The name of the game is taking good data, interpreting the data, adjusting if necessary, and being PATIENT




MM@user_mm_
Counting calories doesn't work! CICO isn't real! > Me/my weight over the past few years by simply increasing or decreasing calories...
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It’s really this simple, folks…
If your fridge doesn’t look something like this, it’s time to take a good hard look in the mirror and ask yourself:
“What am I doing with my life?”
“Do I even want to make progress toward my health & fitness goals???”


JoeySal@JoeSalOG
Dudes frig…@DeanTTraining
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@DeanTTraining Listen man I love your posts, but this is root beer you're talking about. Root beer. I mean, listen, we're talking about ROOT BEER. Not a cola! Not a refreshing low-calorie limeade beverage. Not a club soda! We talking about ROOT BEER.
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@DeanTTraining I keep my fridge stocked with this, you’d never know its diet. Even converted my wife and she hates diet soda!
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@DeanTTraining Chiropractors can’t retweet this fast enough
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@DeanTTraining Is there a typo in the first picture?
182 vs 187 lbs
Or am I missing something?
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@thewheythetruth Yes
Detailed here
deanturnertraining.com/warming-up.html
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@DeanTTraining Do you do a warm-up set?
I currently so 3x and reverse pyramid, but as I get older (41) I’m starting to wonder if a warm-up set is a good idea.
Lightest weight, 3-4 RiR
Heaviest weight, 0-1 RiR
Slightly lighter weight, 0-1 RiR
Or maybe I’ll just drop down to 2 🤷♂️
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2 sets per exercise per session is USUALLY the answer…you’ve squeezed almost all (if not all) of the juice out of that lemon
There is a time and a place for 3 sets
On occasion…1 set is even the answer
But most often…2 is the play
“How about 4 or more???”
MISS ME WITH THAT
Greg O'Gallagher@gregogallagher
I tend to make better gains on two working sets per movement compared to three. This means that 2 for me is superior for growth than 3 sets. I believe 2 sets close to failure is peak. 1 not enough stimulus. 3 not much more stimulus for more recovery demand
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@DeanTTraining Missed opportunity not adding instability with a bosu ball.
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@DeanTTraining @silagy_michael Even for newbies / people with less than 1 year of training?
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