2095: How to Smash Through a Strength Plateau
In this episode Sal, Adam & Justin cover five ways to to break through a strength plateau.
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Why strength is an amazing thing to chase. (3:24)
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How we tend to get stuck on three specific lifts. (7:35)
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Five Ways to Smash Through a Strength Plateau.
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#1 - Fix your diet. (9:36)
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#2 - Fix your sleep. (15:26)
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#3 - STABILIZE (heavy carries). (25:13)
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#4 - Strengthen weak links (different exercises). (32:36)
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#5 - Improve your work capacity (High reps, work session type workouts). (37:16)
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Improve Your Overhead Press & Build Your Shoulders with Unilateral Kettlebell Carries – Mind Pump TV
People Mentioned
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