I teach men how to maximize their fitness in the most optimal way possible π― | Exercise | Nutrition | Vitality | Mentality | Accredited Personal Trainer
Gym-goers who train on the "more is better" basis are stuck in a self-defeating feedback loop.
- Low energy
- Diminished returns
- Metaphysical inefficiency
- Spiritual insecurity
- WASTED LIFE FORCE
Optimality is the holy grail of fitness.
You can't build different kinds of muscle (muscular "endurance" different), you can only build more or have less than you already do.
Don't worry about how lean it looks. Just focus on building as much as possible right now, and you can worry about your body fat % later.
Virtually no one gets "too big" or adds "too much muscle" through resistance training.
If only.
Building muscle is hard and requires a high degree of effort, and most people underestimate just how hard it is.
@Soli729 People trying to act like animals, look tough, and do insane PRs all the time are on an ego trip.
The lowkey guy with a massive physique doing slow and controlled reps in the corner is the top dog.
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