Sam
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Training for both size and strength is best done by controlling for RPE, not specific rep ranges.
Best way to remain in tune w/ your body too.
Most train WAY below their capacity bc they've been on autopilot during their workouts for years.
Fastest progress was done w/ this.
T NATION by Biotest@T_Nation
Drop your most controversial gym opinion.
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@BonesawMD Dunning-Kruger effect. The dumb people of the world are always so sure of themselves while the smart ones constantly doubt.
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Sometimes the best thing you can do when faced with a problem is simply get a blank page out and write down everything that’s troubling you.
As you’re doing this you’ll see your thought processes more clearly and solutions will start coming to you.
Use that worrying energy to write and you will find clarity.
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@IAmAlenSultanic “Yesterday I was clever so I wanted to change the world, today I am wise so I am changing myself” - Rumi
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Jesus believed he could change the world, and he did.
Mohammed believed he could change the world, and he did.
Moses believed he could change the world, and he did.
Steve Jobs believed he could change the world, and he did.
Bill Gates believed he could change the world, and he did.
Elon Musk believed he could change the world, and he did.
Do YOU believe you can change the world? B
Because, if you do, then you can.
That's the truth most of us discover on our deathbeds, and some during our lifetimes, and have enough time to do it.
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health-maxxing is just a long detour back to being a normal person.
many such cases.

Luka |⚡️@nivholls
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@metabolic_print Theres no point wasting your time with that guy. He doesn’t get it.
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"Trained runners tend to have a slow heart rate.
(Incidentally, running elevates adrenalin, which causes increased clumping of platelets and accelerated blood clotting.
Hypothyroidism - whether pre-existing or induced by running - slows the heart, raises the production of adrenalin, and is strongly associated with heart disease, as well as with high cholesterol.)"
- Dr. Ray Peat

John Goldman ☀️@JohnGoldman
Running consistently changes the way your heart performs. Age 50. Resting heart rate: 39. 39! Down from the 60’s and 70’s.
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