The Most Scientific Way to Train CHEST for Growth (9 Studies)

The Most Scientific Way to Train CALVES

The Most Scientific Way to Train Back (10 Studies Explained)

Why You Shouldn’t Eat Clean: How To Lose Fat More Effectively

Warm Up and Mobility Science Explained (7 Studies)

The Smith Machine Is A Waste Of Time Bro

Sugar Is Causing The Obesity Epidemic

Sugar Is Bad For You- BULLSH*T!

Do You Need to Do Squat, Bench, and Deadlift for Maximum Hypertrophy?

You Have An Ideal Body Weight- BULLSH*T!

You Can Out-Cardio a Bad Diet

Are Vegan Diets Healthier Than Non-Vegan Diets?

There Are Good And Bad Foods- BULLSH*T!

The Protein Myth

Superfoods Exist- BULLSH*T!

Specific Foods Matter For Results- BULLSH*T!

Regular Soda Is Better Than Diet Soda- BULLSHT

Rapid Weight Loss For Long Term Results -BULLSH*T!

Primal Is BULLSH*T!

One Top Set, One Drop Set- Good Training

You Should Eat Like A Bodybuilder To Get Lean- BULLSH*T!

You MUST Train To Failure To Grow Muscle Bro

You MUST DO Cardio For Fat Loss

You Must Cut Carbs to Lose Body Fat

You MUST Annihilate a Muscle For Growth

You Must Deload Once a Month for Strength Training

A Method Has Strong Lifters That Means its Best For Me

Every Workout Must Be Heavy for Strength Training

You Must Train Assistance Lifts to Get Better at Core Lifts

You MUST Train The Lifts Themselves to Get Better at Them

You Shouldn’t Deadlift More Than 1x Per Week

Is Higher Frequency Training Always Better for Strength?

Strength Training Myths: Do You Need to Max Out to Get Stronger?

Troubleshooting Lack of Progress when Training for Strength

Matching Your Training to Your Diet in Strength Training

Preventing and Managing Injuries in Strength Training

How to Prioritize Specific Lifts for Optimal Strength Training

Beginner vs Intermediate vs Advanced Strength Training

Planning Your Training Phases for Optimal Strength Development

When and How Should You Deload for Strength Training?

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