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Amen! I’ve learned so much from these guys. They have opened my eyes to so many things that I didn’t know and now have been incorporating in my training and nutrition and have seen amazing results! Thank you guys for what you do and god bless you 💪🏻 #MindPump
I have a question. My left shoulder pops and has constant pain from an injury I acquired from doing dips. Do you guys have any tips I can do as far as therapy to help heal it? I feel it a lot doing overhead press especially popping. Any advice would be appreciated
This episode is money, love incorporating isometrics since listening to Mind Pump. After the 4th surgery on my knee, my rehab was not working. Then, after hearing these guys talk so long ago about it, I did extra work with isometrics and it changed my life. I appreciate the team and Mind Pump for always opening my eyes to new ways that help me reach my goals.
As physical therapists we use isometrics a lot because of the populations we treat but I think part of the reason isometrics went out of fashion at least as far as the trunk musculature is concerned is that you already do it with most lifts anyway, or at least your supposed to. You're supposed to be isometrically contracting your trunk musculature during a lot of lifts anyway. And with isolation exercises you're ideally squeezing isometrically at a certain point in the lift anyway. So most people probably just stopped doing EXTRA isometric work as a matter of still getting results without spending extra time in the gym.
I'd like to add to the SPEAKER/AMP analogy - there's a MISSING component!: the SOURCE!🎶💿(ie. The Record/Turntable or Your Movement Patterns) The QUALITY of the Source might be more important than your Amp🎛 or Speakers🔊. A poor quality source signal could be amplified and sound bad through any speakers. Keep Pumping 🏋🏋♂🏋♀
So glad you guys are chatting about this. It has reminded me how much loved this component of MAPS Performance! I definatley felt my best with this program, so I am excited to do it again ! TY x
I started isometrics to deepen my squat and open my hips… my lower back pain and sciatica pain is gone. Simple robust wins! Thanks again for promoting CNS fundamentals over hacks!!!
I am a big fan of isometrics..in fact, I have the Mind Pump isometric course..it was great info..more people need to look into this style of training as a stand alone or incorporating them into their routines..loved this episode..you guys need to mention your course more often !
Y’all got me sold on maps symmetry. Been having imbalances for years. Getting to the point where I can’t even train without experiencing pain in my low back and neck from imbalances on each side. Thank y’all for everything. I used to think I knew a lot about fitness, but this past year since I’ve started watching yalls podcast a lot has change for me and the way I look at fitness.
Whats up MindPump! I stopped going to the gym for 7 months last year. This year, I've scheduled myself to run your RGB programs. The Knowledge you guys provide is invaluable. I can't wait to see my progress after all 3 programs and am looking forward to training with your other programs. Keep up the great work guys!
Listen to this podcast almost everyday during my commute. Thanks for all the information and laughs! Always opening my mind to new or different techniques!
I wish I had all the information you guys provide 40 years ago when I started working out. I found your channel about 6 months ago and after a couple of MAPS Programs and following your advice, I feel I’ve made better gains in the last 6 months than I did in all my years of working out. Thanks for everything you do and keep up the great work.
Love this episode and the fact that symmetry was 50% off had to pull the trigger with my baby boy set to be here this week got my next 3 programs ready to go once I get back to sleeping regularly and grinding away at that dad bod to get that father figure!
Literally woke up and the first thing I thought was I hope mind pump have a new episode out on dieting or building muscle and boom you guys yet again deliver. Thx so much
I started looking into how to pose about a month ago, and never knew how much of a difference a simple twist in the hips or bringing your feet together make. I'm looking to ever be in a show, but yall talked about this before and got me looking into how to pose.
I hate isometrics but when in the middle of it I love how it makes me feel overall. I try to incorporate it in my mobility days and next phase trying to put it into my actual foundational days. Thanks for the video!
Hi guys! Love the show! If I’m in a hypertrophy mesocycle (8-12 reps) and my ultimate goal is strength should I rest between sets like I would if I was doing heavy singles or should I go 30 second rest between sets? (Maximal strength is my end goal)
Super valuable info. I’ve been wanting to hear more about isometrics since the episode with the guest speaker a few months ago. Would love to win symmetry, cause I was thinking about running that after I complete anabolic.
With the guys hinting new MAPS program last week and Sal’s excitement like never before. I think the next program is utilizing isometric training to strength and build more muscle. I hope I am hitting the nail on the head (this time from a true fan).
Awesome stuff im gonna utilize this as my last set for each exercise i do and see how it feels thats gonna be a set to failure and end of the workout it makes sense.
I spent a total of ten minutes on Instagram yesterday for the first time in years. It really emphasized how brutal the influencers are. It was extra refreshing to tune in to you guys this morning.
I think over the years the only isometric i often do is for chest and it is not the bottom position when benching but the final squeeze position on a pec machine or cable flys, at the last set i always hold until i cant hold anymore , trying to keep my hands as straight as possible ( you know without bending elbows at the final squeeze position of the movement) and squeeze with my inner chest for 20-30 seconds until i start to shake and fail to hold anymore. Now when i think about it, ppl often ask in my gym what i so for my inner chest line to be that pronounced even on higher than 12 body fat %. I think the many different fly movements and the brutal holds at last set have done this :) Now ill try to do this for all muscles intentionally 😂 it just feels so good for chest so i have done it without even thinking, that has always been my finisher.
Hi. I found your channel about six months ago. I appreciate your channel! I still have so much to learn but your information is very helpful. Thank you.
For some reason I only remember isometrics when doing chest day, but this episode I feel will give me a new mental que to incorporate some every day in some form. Incredible content as always!
Could yoga be considered isolation form of exercise? I've done the DDPY yoga program before and he's always talking moving with dynamic resistance. That we should imagine you are trying to move through clay or sand while changing positions. Seems like the same concept but I'm not sure, or would that be mobility?
Obviously never walked into a gym I was working out in. LOL Focused 50% of my workouts on isos... and am always, always, always doing a 4-5 second count on the eccentric. 20 years and counting!
Hello everyone! Love this episode, had really forgotten isometrics, after this will definetely incorporate in my workouts!💪 Also really thought about getting SYMMETRY, too bad already spent a bit of money💲buying 5 of your programs this year, call me addicted😂!
@@greasemonkeyfitness I learned from a chiropractor that my right leg is shorter. That was a number of years ago. Within the past year, I’ve noticed more ache on that side and can see the discrepancy in length when I lift in front of a mirror. I guess I chalk it up to the length discrepancy.
@@ambermulder1866 Same thing happened to me - chiro took xrays, full evaluation, said my right leg was shorter. Visits helped for a while, new chiro sold me orthotics etc.. YEARS later, after starting my health journey, I found a CHEK level 4 practitioner (shout out to @joshlebow ) that also studied at the Postural Restoration Institute - which basically points out that internally (our organ layout) we are asymmetrical - some worse than others, also exacerbated by movement patterns and habits - and there are diaphragm breathing exercises to help counter this. Has helped me so much! My (new) chiro now agreed that I don't have a discrepancy. I also go barefoot as much as possible and wear Xero shoes every where else. Hope this helps!
@@greasemonkeyfitness thanks for that information! My old chiropractor wanted to sell me on lifts for my shoes and a bunch of physical therapy, but I declined. I’m happy I did.
One girl on youtube said her glutes started developing once she focused on the muscle she was working. Seems the body-mind connection has merit. I've heard that whatever we put our attention to gets bigger. I suppose it applies to muscles too. ??
Definitely need symmetry at some point. Between my feet being jacked up, me not switching hands with alt grip deadlifts, and sitting on the edge of a bed with an uneven topper to play video games and do homework I've developed so many imbalances lol. Aside from obvious usage and strength differences, I noticed one hip looked bigger laterally than the other. Then one last is bigger when flexing but it may just be a shoulder mobility issue, and later I noticed the erectors on the left side of my back protrude outwards more than my right. I got plenty of work and improvements to keep me busy!
If I keep contracting my chest throughout the day when I'm sitting at my desk and working, will it help with building my chest? I do ~4-6 hours of resistance training per week.
(Edit: nice shot of CBUM on the opening. He was incredible at the Olympia) My all time favorite Isometric is squeezing the muscles I just worked after a set. Speaking of Isometrics, I hope you guys are incorporating them into your calisthenics program 😉
@@Mrs_wsmith88 yeah your core works fine. Yoga if you haven't done it can be a really useful tool for learning to breathing deeper. Another thing to do is put your hands lightly around your waist then using your breath to put pressure all-round against your hands. Then you are along the right lines
@@Mrs_wsmith88 possibly but it could also be something else. Don't fall into the trap of using doctor Google to self diagnose. Here is an exercise I find really useful to strengthen the core is back lifts th-cam.com/video/tJxssJ-Pqmw/w-d-xo.html
Wow that’s cool. Love learning tricks like this. Another tool for the arsenal. My friend does these all the time and I do them sometimes with the arms but I can see after you explained how effective these can be and will start incorporating them.
You should have talked a lot more about the recovery from this typeof training... muscles recover in three days, but tendons and ligaments take A LOT LONGER... so doing isometrics and then when you feel your MUSCLES feel better or "recovered" and you go and try doing your max or close to your max, that is very dangerous and injury prone.
1. I'm going to add isometrics into my training. 2. No way in hell Bruce Lee held a 110 pound dumbbell at arms length. I doubt Ronnie Coleman in his prime could do that.
The fitness industry is suspectable to making excuses like the rest of us. Mobility may be an opportunity to improve multiple things in life thus taking away the excuses we cling too.
As a fellow personal trainer, I can't thank you gentlemen enough for what you are doing to positively influence the fitness space.
Winner! Please email Ann ann@mindpumpmedia.com with a screenshot of your youtube username, winning episode number, and the email address you would like the program under and we will get you hooked up.
Amen! I’ve learned so much from these guys. They have opened my eyes to so many things that I didn’t know and now have been incorporating in my training and nutrition and have seen amazing results! Thank you guys for what you do and god bless you 💪🏻 #MindPump
I have a question. My left shoulder pops and has constant pain from an injury I acquired from doing dips. Do you guys have any tips I can do as far as therapy to help heal it? I feel it a lot doing overhead press especially popping. Any advice would be appreciated
Thanks guys ! Newbie here, so when you folks speak, I do my best to listen!🙏💪❤
Nice!
This episode is money, love incorporating isometrics since listening to Mind Pump. After the 4th surgery on my knee, my rehab was not working. Then, after hearing these guys talk so long ago about it, I did extra work with isometrics and it changed my life. I appreciate the team and Mind Pump for always opening my eyes to new ways that help me reach my goals.
I love how the funniest bit in this entire episode was Justin saying "insect but effective" but then he got ignored so hard. 😆😆
Love these all fitness eps! Even watched this one twice! Can't wait 'till you guys get back to more master classes!
You guys seriously need an app with all your programs and do a yearly membership or something. I would be a member for life!!
Thanks you guys 🎉 This was really informative, nobody else talks about this stuff with the same clarity.
As physical therapists we use isometrics a lot because of the populations we treat but I think part of the reason isometrics went out of fashion at least as far as the trunk musculature is concerned is that you already do it with most lifts anyway, or at least your supposed to. You're supposed to be isometrically contracting your trunk musculature during a lot of lifts anyway. And with isolation exercises you're ideally squeezing isometrically at a certain point in the lift anyway. So most people probably just stopped doing EXTRA isometric work as a matter of still getting results without spending extra time in the gym.
I'd like to add to the SPEAKER/AMP analogy - there's a MISSING component!: the SOURCE!🎶💿(ie. The Record/Turntable or Your Movement Patterns) The QUALITY of the Source might be more important than your Amp🎛 or Speakers🔊. A poor quality source signal could be amplified and sound bad through any speakers. Keep Pumping 🏋🏋♂🏋♀
So glad you guys are chatting about this. It has reminded me how much loved this component of MAPS Performance! I definatley felt my best with this program, so I am excited to do it again ! TY x
I started isometrics to deepen my squat and open my hips… my lower back pain and sciatica pain is gone. Simple robust wins! Thanks again for promoting CNS fundamentals over hacks!!!
👍👍👍
Can't believe I didn't find this pod sooner. Just started MAPS Anabolic and loving it so far. Keep up the great work!
I've been waiting for this episode for a long time! 👽
I incorporate them from time to time. Totally underutilized!
I am a big fan of isometrics..in fact, I have the Mind Pump isometric course..it was great info..more people need to look into this style of training as a stand alone or incorporating them into their routines..loved this episode..you guys need to mention your course more often !
So much information! Thank you. I'm reading Sal's book right now. Loving it! Makes so much sense. Thank you for all the work you all do!
Did someone tell Justin to talk more? I’m digging it keep it up!
Peptides are a helluva thing
Y’all got me sold on maps symmetry. Been having imbalances for years. Getting to the point where I can’t even train without experiencing pain in my low back and neck from imbalances on each side. Thank y’all for everything. I used to think I knew a lot about fitness, but this past year since I’ve started watching yalls podcast a lot has change for me and the way I look at fitness.
Whats up MindPump!
I stopped going to the gym for 7 months last year. This year, I've scheduled myself to run your RGB programs. The Knowledge you guys provide is invaluable. I can't wait to see my progress after all 3 programs and am looking forward to training with your other programs. Keep up the great work guys!
You got this!
Great advice, will have to try this out eventually!
Go for it!
Max Schmarzo has some good info on this. Was on Defranco's podcast not too long ago talking about it as well. Isometrics that is.
Cool!
So many fitness things I don’t know . Thank you for all the information. Great topic. ❤❤❤ #BestfitnessPodcastEver!
You're so welcome!
Awesome show guys! Glad I found y’all. Always delivering some gems!!!
Welcome aboard!
As an old guy, isometrics are great. It's very difficult to injure joints with self-limiting muscle contractions. Great show.
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Love this episode. Going to apply some isometrics today and see how it feels!
Have fun!
Listen to this podcast almost everyday during my commute. Thanks for all the information and laughs! Always opening my mind to new or different techniques!
Great to hear!
I wish I had all the information you guys provide 40 years ago when I started working out. I found your channel about 6 months ago and after a couple of MAPS Programs and following your advice, I feel I’ve made better gains in the last 6 months than I did in all my years of working out. Thanks for everything you do and keep up the great work.
Wow thank you!
Thanks guys for all the great content!! 🙌🏽
Thanks for watching!
I really appreciated this episode. I'm a novice to lifting and this was super informative.
Glad it was helpful!
Love this episode and the fact that symmetry was 50% off had to pull the trigger with my baby boy set to be here this week got my next 3 programs ready to go once I get back to sleeping regularly and grinding away at that dad bod to get that father figure!
Literally woke up and the first thing I thought was I hope mind pump have a new episode out on dieting or building muscle and boom you guys yet again deliver. Thx so much
You got it!
I started looking into how to pose about a month ago, and never knew how much of a difference a simple twist in the hips or bringing your feet together make. I'm looking to ever be in a show, but yall talked about this before and got me looking into how to pose.
Really cool!
I hate isometrics but when in the middle of it I love how it makes me feel overall. I try to incorporate it in my mobility days and next phase trying to put it into my actual foundational days. Thanks for the video!
No problem!
Great show today, I think these will be a great add on for targeting specific muscles or groups of, especially towards end of a workout
👍
Hi guys!
Love the show!
If I’m in a hypertrophy mesocycle (8-12 reps) and my ultimate goal is strength should I rest between sets like I would if I was doing heavy singles or should I go 30 second rest between sets? (Maximal strength is my end goal)
Super valuable info. I’ve been wanting to hear more about isometrics since the episode with the guest speaker a few months ago. Would love to win symmetry, cause I was thinking about running that after I complete anabolic.
I advised my friends to listen to your podcast because it is indeed very beneficial. Thank you a lot 🙏
Much appreciated!
I’m new ish to the gym and kept wondering why some guys kept posing after each set. I love how much I’m learning with your channel.
Small wedding tackle, so need to boost their ego
Welcome!!
Now it makes sense why I’ve seen people flex after each set. I learned something new here. Thanks guys
With the guys hinting new MAPS program last week and Sal’s excitement like never before. I think the next program is utilizing isometric training to strength and build more muscle. I hope I am hitting the nail on the head (this time from a true fan).
🤷🏻♂️
Thanks for the info guys! I will have to start incorporating isometrics into my workouts.
You should!
Doing Performance right now and the stick isometric work was definitely a new stimulus for me.
Nice! 😎
Just did day 8 of Starter... and I feel already stronger than last week! Let's go!
That’s awesome!
Always a good listen
👍
Awesome stuff im gonna utilize this as my last set for each exercise i do and see how it feels thats gonna be a set to failure and end of the workout it makes sense.
Thank you for all of your amazing info guys, you constantly are helping me to become a better personal trainer and to up-skill in my own training too!
Happy to help!
Just recently found this show and I'm loving the content!
Thank you so much!
I spent a total of ten minutes on Instagram yesterday for the first time in years. It really emphasized how brutal the influencers are. It was extra refreshing to tune in to you guys this morning.
Love hearing that, thank you!
my favorite podcast by far!!
Thank you!
I was so excited to hear about isometrics!
They’re great!
great episode, great content, the only thing left is to actually do the work for us, Thank you guys 😎
Our pleasure!
Justin is killing it lately might have to look into these peptides
It’s all the Indian clubs.
@@MindPumpShow I been looking at some for priming purposes
I think over the years the only isometric i often do is for chest and it is not the bottom position when benching but the final squeeze position on a pec machine or cable flys, at the last set i always hold until i cant hold anymore , trying to keep my hands as straight as possible ( you know without bending elbows at the final squeeze position of the movement) and squeeze with my inner chest for 20-30 seconds until i start to shake and fail to hold anymore. Now when i think about it, ppl often ask in my gym what i so for my inner chest line to be that pronounced even on higher than 12 body fat %. I think the many different fly movements and the brutal holds at last set have done this :) Now ill try to do this for all muscles intentionally 😂 it just feels so good for chest so i have done it without even thinking, that has always been my finisher.
Deeeeez episodes are the best! Excellent info yet again.
Glad you think so!
Thank you so much. Very informative video, great job guys, we love you. 🙏
Our pleasure!
Best podcast hands down!!!
Hi. I found your channel about six months ago. I appreciate your channel! I still have so much to learn but your information is very helpful. Thank you.
You are so welcome!
For some reason I only remember isometrics when doing chest day, but this episode I feel will give me a new mental que to incorporate some every day in some form.
Incredible content as always!
Thanks so much!
Could yoga be considered isolation form of exercise? I've done the DDPY yoga program before and he's always talking moving with dynamic resistance. That we should imagine you are trying to move through clay or sand while changing positions. Seems like the same concept but I'm not sure, or would that be mobility?
The par for the course edit 🔥🔥🔥
🙏🏻🙏🏻
Obviously never walked into a gym I was working out in. LOL Focused 50% of my workouts on isos... and am always, always, always doing a 4-5 second count on the eccentric. 20 years and counting!
I know Im late but I would still love maps symmetry :)
I SOOOO MET RICS and E CENT RIC down for 4 seconds.......That was one hard hitting fight lol.
Nice show guys, as usual 👍
Thanks again!
Great show thanks for the info
You bet
I wish to have a trainer as you guys around or at least who was listening to you!
Awesome content. Corrective exercise and Isometrics are so under rated
Couldn't agree more!
Great episode!!
Thanks!
Hello everyone! Love this episode, had really forgotten isometrics, after this will definetely incorporate in my workouts!💪
Also really thought about getting SYMMETRY, too bad already spent a bit of money💲buying 5 of your programs this year, call me addicted😂!
Great to hear lol!
That's it! You all need to write the "Holy Bible" of health and fitness. Love what you are doing.
Thank you!
Symmetry sounds exactly like what I need. I’ve got a persistent ache in my left shoulder blade and in my right hip/glute due to a shorter right leg.
Curious..Did you happen to have that diagnosed by a chiropractor?
@@greasemonkeyfitness I learned from a chiropractor that my right leg is shorter. That was a number of years ago. Within the past year, I’ve noticed more ache on that side and can see the discrepancy in length when I lift in front of a mirror. I guess I chalk it up to the length discrepancy.
@@ambermulder1866 Same thing happened to me - chiro took xrays, full evaluation, said my right leg was shorter. Visits helped for a while, new chiro sold me orthotics etc.. YEARS later, after starting my health journey, I found a CHEK level 4 practitioner (shout out to @joshlebow ) that also studied at the Postural Restoration Institute - which basically points out that internally (our organ layout) we are asymmetrical - some worse than others, also exacerbated by movement patterns and habits - and there are diaphragm breathing exercises to help counter this. Has helped me so much! My (new) chiro now agreed that I don't have a discrepancy. I also go barefoot as much as possible and wear Xero shoes every where else. Hope this helps!
Entered!
@@greasemonkeyfitness thanks for that information! My old chiropractor wanted to sell me on lifts for my shoes and a bunch of physical therapy, but I declined. I’m happy I did.
Definitely appreciate this episode
So glad
One girl on youtube said her glutes started developing once she focused on the muscle she was working. Seems the body-mind connection has merit. I've heard that whatever we put our attention to gets bigger. I suppose it applies to muscles too. ??
For sure
Working through maps anabolic right now. Symmetry will be great to get.
Entered!
Are the episodes on Spotify different or removed from TH-cam because censorship?
Great content. Always new things to learn
Glad to hear it!
I’m 18 years old and do a lot of powerlifting. I’m starting to experience left shoulder pain. I think maps symmetry would be good for me
Entered!
Awesome, thanks!
Great stuff!
Glad you think so!
This can be a game changer for those skinny calves most of us have lol. I'm trying it for my calves
💪 mind the body will follow!!
💪💪💪
great information thank you gentelmen
Our pleasure!
Definitely need symmetry at some point. Between my feet being jacked up, me not switching hands with alt grip deadlifts, and sitting on the edge of a bed with an uneven topper to play video games and do homework I've developed so many imbalances lol. Aside from obvious usage and strength differences, I noticed one hip looked bigger laterally than the other. Then one last is bigger when flexing but it may just be a shoulder mobility issue, and later I noticed the erectors on the left side of my back protrude outwards more than my right. I got plenty of work and improvements to keep me busy!
Sounds like it!
If I keep contracting my chest throughout the day when I'm sitting at my desk and working, will it help with building my chest? I do ~4-6 hours of resistance training per week.
It certainly can help!
@@MindPumpShow Thank you, I'll implement this!
Great content! Very informative. I am a new listener, subscribed, liked and watched 😉 hope to win this great program
Entered!
Isometrics : the ultimate mind-muscle workout
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(Edit: nice shot of CBUM on the opening. He was incredible at the Olympia) My all time favorite Isometric is squeezing the muscles I just worked after a set. Speaking of Isometrics, I hope you guys are incorporating them into your calisthenics program 😉
🤔
Do you guys giveaway forum access!??? 🤓
Mind Pump Yeah Dude!!!
MartinV yeah dude!
Plank is isometric right? Can you do planks when you have a core dysfunction?
Do you fall over when walking. You probably need to practice breathing deep into belly
@@wrightwoodwork I’ll have to do some deep belly breathing. No I don’t fall over when I walk
@@Mrs_wsmith88 yeah your core works fine. Yoga if you haven't done it can be a really useful tool for learning to breathing deeper. Another thing to do is put your hands lightly around your waist then using your breath to put pressure all-round against your hands. Then you are along the right lines
@@wrightwoodwork I did a test where I would cough and if my stomach “puffed” up then I have a core dysfunction
@@Mrs_wsmith88 possibly but it could also be something else. Don't fall into the trap of using doctor Google to self diagnose. Here is an exercise I find really useful to strengthen the core is back lifts
th-cam.com/video/tJxssJ-Pqmw/w-d-xo.html
Good stuff here
Glad you think so!
Can you stack Maps symmetry with other maps programs?
Don’t do that, unless it’s prime or prime pro.
Wow that’s cool. Love learning tricks like this. Another tool for the arsenal. My friend does these all the time and I do them sometimes with the arms but I can see after you explained how effective these can be and will start incorporating them.
Thanks for watching!
If Symmetry is a mystery... you need to listen to more MindPump!
💯
You should have talked a lot more about the recovery from this typeof training... muscles recover in three days, but tendons and ligaments take A LOT LONGER... so doing isometrics and then when you feel your MUSCLES feel better or "recovered" and you go and try doing your max or close to your max, that is very dangerous and injury prone.
I’ve started doing isometric “flexing” on my forced rest days because of how much I miss the gym. 😂
Good stuff!
Please bring back the master on body parts
Stay tuned!
1. I'm going to add isometrics into my training.
2. No way in hell Bruce Lee held a 110 pound dumbbell at arms length. I doubt Ronnie Coleman in his prime could do that.
The fitness industry is suspectable to making excuses like the rest of us. Mobility may be an opportunity to improve multiple things in life thus taking away the excuses we cling too.
Well said
What about facial muscles?
Cheek raises
Adam helping his wife build her glutes is a clear conflict of interest….
What about when the immovable object meets Sal's irresistible force 👀
That’s when you get the mind pump boom
9:45 ayoooooo
Lol