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KNOWLEDGE DROP You will NOT beat your previous session performance every session I repeat…. You will NOT beat your previous session performance every session This doesn’t mean sessions that don’t result in +1 (rep) or + 2.5-5 (lbs) are a waste!!! Here are some specifics to help calibrate your...

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Trackable io4 天前

A log feels a lot less discouraging when you can look back across a month, instead of treating every workout as pass/fail against the last one.

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Dean Turner4 天前

100%

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Matt | Fitness & Bizness4 天前

I had to slice off reps and movements off my training today because I'm not sleeping well and dealing with higher than normal stress. There was no point in dragging myself thru the dirt and adding to my recovery deficit. Training is dynamic. If you don't adapt it, you won't stick with it long enough to see amazing results

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Dean Turner4 天前

For sure For someone more advanced, I think doing that is smart For someone less advanced though, I’m more likely to say just sack up and do what’s written on your program The auto regulation can come in the form of a contingency RIR plan or something but getting in and getting the session done has value

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Tadeo4 天前

Again, good stuff

Dean Turner 的头像
Dean Turner4 天前

🤝💪🏻

Dré 的头像
Dré4 天前

Thank you bossman

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Wayne Clark4 天前

I’m very much a beginner, but how do you define Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced?

Dean Turner 的头像
Dean Turner4 天前

Probably by some combination of time spent training + level of potential developed realized

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Cristian Retana4 天前

So basically, progress is a marathon, not a sprint, and sometimes the only thing you lift is a coffee mug. 🫠

Dean Turner 的头像
Dean Turner4 天前

Yes to the former Not sure about the coffee mug thing

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