Everyone on the planet should be lifting weights. But most people...

But most people have no idea how to start.
I've spent 4000 hours in the gym over the last 17 years.
Here are 41 Training Tips I wish I knew when I first started:
For best results, ensure every part of your training is optimized toward this.
Too many people confuse the two and get mediocre results.
2. Stop 'winging it'. With no plan, you will spin your wheels and waste months or years with little to no progress.
4. Stop changing your workouts. You cannot 'shock your muscles into growth'.
5. Simplicity scales. Simple workouts, repeated, measured, and improved over time are key.
7. How you lift matters more than what you lift.
9. Track your workouts. Without this accountability and data you will struggle to progress.
10. Use consistent rest periods. 'Guessing' your rest periods leads to inconistency and unreliable data.
12. Pick 3-4 exercises per workout
13. Once form is nailed, take each set to 0-2 RIR (reps in reserve)
14. If your last reps each set aren't 'ínvoluntarily slow' you are not working hard enough
16. Use 3-4 second eccentrics (elite chance to load tension on the target muscle for hypertrophy).
17. Quality form + correct intensity + consistency is more important than training splits or exercise selection.
19. The Smith machine increases your testosterone.
20. Hack Squats are better than back squats.
21. RDLs are better than conventional deadlifts.
23. Use flat sole shoes or bear feet on leg days.
24. Put your weights away.
25. Nobody is looking at you.
26. It's you vs you. Get a little bit better consistently over time.
⚬ Turning up
⚬ Rest Periods
⚬ Exercise selection
⚬ Execution
⚬ Tracking
⚬ Everything
If you are consistent you will win.
29. If there is no difference between home or gym, choose the gym. Huge ROI.
30. The type of protein powder you choose will not influence your results.
31. You will always feel better after the gym than before.
33. Training consistently will improve every single area of your life.
34. The key to results is consistency and improving your form, reps, and weight in key lifts over time.
36. Your training should not change whether cutting or bulking.
37. High reps to shred is rubbish.
38. Anything over 60 minutes is doing more harm than good.
40. Leave your ego at the door.
More reps or weight with worse form = worse results. Do not 'chase' numbers.
Always prioritize high quality execution.
1. Consistency
2. Quality Execution
3. Training Frequency
3. Exercise Selection
4. Training Split
5. Daylight
6. More Daylight
7. Type of Protein Powder you have
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