TRAINING HARD IS NOT TRAINING A LOT
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- In many people’s mind, training hard to training a lot. Training hard means lifting better and/or adding more weight to the bar on big basic lifts. For bodybuilding work, training hard means going to failure. Doing more exercises and more sets does not necessarily equate training hard. Listen to learn more!
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I love it when he mocks the BROS... 'I DID 60 FOCKING SETS TODAY"
In all fairness, I was a bro at one point
This guy is has the BEST training and fitness advice on youtube, hand down!!
Keep making these vids thib. Soon the youtube algorithm will get it out there.
Damn algorithm!
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Keep up the amazing work!
Been reading your articles on t nation
Glad i found your channel...videos are always what I need to learn
Thanks bro
@@ryankirsch3609 Yeah, I love writing articles. Just getting used to this video thing. I'll also get a decent home set-up because most of these videos are shot professionally and that requires lots of time and ressources
You tube is where it's at.
Will get to much more people this way
"Train HARDER, how hard HARDER than last time"
Doctor coach professor Greg Doucette
greg doucette is an idiot. mike israetel owned him.
@@coreyadair1861 i pretty much agree. but you have to take all advice from roid users with a grain of salt. Im sure Thibedeau takes as much gear as greg doucette
@@coreyadair1861 Yep, Dr Israetel made him look like a bitch
Yea keep taking advices from these people just because they are "doctors". I'm 100% sure all the mr. Olympia winners trained just like this doctor said and not push themselves to failure.
@@BlackCloud2469 when it comes to steroids they literally could have a phd equivalent in real world experience which is better than most drs
So many of those fitness TH-camrs should watch your channel, be quiet and learn.
I will bravely lower my sets and laugh at set bros like it was never me. This is the way.
Just came here to press the like button. High Volume = Lazy training
So after watching few videos of this trainer i feel like i have finally find a piece of puzzle that was missing from my training.
Thank you very much.
Eggxercise.
Or even better: Eggzerzizze 😉
When people make a simple thing like weight lifting and wall painting sound complicated. You can't but start asking yourself, why?
The muscle money metaphor is genius. Excellent info brother. Thank you
Its impossible to quantify and predict your muscle gain, thus weight on the bar is not indication of anything. Training hard is simply performing really high so adequate stimulation will be achieved thus result in muscle adaptation and growth. When you find range in which you are able to perform really well and do proper amount of volume, you will see steady mass gain. But that is not easy and it really requires testing, making mistakes and learning from those mistakes.
"Dominating a weight better." Hell yeah
"you probably didnt train that HARD .. BRO.. " HAHAHAHHA that was great
Im honored to have people approach me in the gyms to help give them tips on exercises and spots. But man it annoys me that they dont even have a plan or goal for what they're trying to build, or have the proper technique and form for their specific build. Its all ego and typical information that gets thrown all around.
Yes......i lowered my sets and found my concentration intensified which translated into progressing in weight being moved. Simple.
Every videos are really useful for building right concept in training just as importance as the technique. Please keep it up . 💪💪
I'm new here but I love this guys content and the way he explains
Very useful Chanel. You have good shape. What do you think about one working failure set?
Roids dictate how fast muscle grows be real. Since im on them it doesnt matter how good or bad i train, as long as i put in enough volume, the muscle grow.
For me, training hard is managing to keep my ego in check and not deviating from my training plan
Its training with intensity and to failure not how many set you can do most of the time.
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Legend
It does depend on your goals though. Very specific example would be david goggins, he did sets of 300 reps on machines, because he had to loose like 100lbs in less than 3 months, so he would do a lot of running, swimming, biking and when his legs were to fucked from all that he would train upperbody using high reps on machines without rest. But I would not reccomend this aproach if bodybuilding or explosiveness is your goal.
You are absolutely superb sir. We are blessed that we got access to such a knowledgeable person like you. Hats off you.
Kindly cover meniscus tier. I am pro bodybuilder and due to degeneration and meniscus I am suffering. Although I have rehab program and it’s been 6 months but it still hurts while leg extension, curls, squats.
Bulgarian split squats I am able to do easily. Will I be able to resume squats and all leg exercises.
You are only a ray of hope. Please cover this. Will be thankful to you.
“Dude, i did 60 fucking sets today” 😂🤣😂 holy shit!
So if you say 3 sets of an exercise, do you mean 2 ramping/pyramid sets to 1 work sets or 3 straight sets?
On T nation one could only enjoy the in depth articles by Christian .. havin this acess now here is great hearing his mind and personality....great video .... shouting us here hahah
what about if your a little older like me , im 50 now and its hard sometimes to train at 80 % without more risk iof injury . How can i maximize growth 15 reps 12 reps slightly lower weight ? Thanks
How heavy you go is not the only measure of "training hard. Training hard is more about "intensiveness", i.e. how hard you are pushing your sets. It uses the RPE scale (rate of perceived effort). For example, if you go to failure on your set, that is an RPE of 10 (on a scale of 10). A warm-up set is an RPE of around 5-6. A hard set, leaving around 1 rep in the tank is a 9, etc. For hypertrophy, the key is accumulating enough "maximally effective reps". Reps where all the recruitable muscle fibers come into play and are under mechanical stress. This occurs when the weight you are lifting represents 80% of the maximum you can lift AT THAT MOMENT. Not 80% of your maximum. You create fatigue every reps (2-4% fatigue on each rep normally). So even if you are using a weight that is 65% of your max, by rep number 5 or so the weight now represents 80% of what you can lift at that point and from that point on, all the reps are maximally effective reps. Whether you do 6 - 15 reps, if you train at the same RPE (e.g. 1 rep short of failure) you will get the same number of maximally effective reps in your set; around 6. That's one of the reasons why a study by Cameron et al. found the same muscle growth in people doing 3 sets to failure with 30% of their max and those doing 3 sets to failure at 80%.
@@THIBARMY Thank you for responding to that guys question. I'm in the same boat as him. How you explained it makes perfect sense. You're helping so many people with these videos. Thanks again
Also consider to train more often than train a lot in one workout. If you do 4-5 sets per exercise and you're sore for days and especially if even having mild joint pain. Instead you can do less sets per exercise and with the faster recovery do more workouts/week getting the same total volume. As long as the sets are good (bring you close to failure, with good form) the total sets per week/month will be just as effective, if not even more effective. This is due to quicker recovery. You seriously don't need to kill yourself at the gym, especially if you're a beginner. I have done this myself recently and my shoulders already feel much better after only 2 weeks. I went from 5 good sets per exercise 4 days a week, 80 total sets/week to 4 good sets per exercise 5 days a week, still 80 total sets/week but I recover much quicker now. My workouts also went from around 1 hour 30 minutes to about an hour which overall makes me feel better even though I'm training 1 more day a week it feels less mentally taxing.
training hard for me is when i get an elevated heart rate, get a sweat and are at least sligthly out of breath from just from one set (
I love your passion!
soo training to failuer on compound movement is bad?
Too much stress and risk of injury. Close to failure is ok. Basically if youre not sure you can do that last rep, dont do it.
Compound movements not for train to failure
Compound are not for pump
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Good shit so go hard or go home
Good info
Brilliant video
Awesome!
Great content
Christian, what is your country of birth? Just curious, I'm trying to peg your accent. Thanks for the solid information, man.
He's quebecois, french canadian.
@@Levios21 Thank you. I wonder if he's ever worked with GSP?
@@bodystomp5302 probably, im pretty sure they are both in montreal and CT is one of the best strength coaches around, im sure tristar has someone for strength and conditioning but it wouldnt surprise me if they crossed paths.
Oh my Quebecois! Lovely :)
Pump you up .
Why is he is wearing an inflatable muscle suit.
Dorian Yates trained hard af... But to say he trained harder than Ronnie Colman is a stretch. Ronnie barely walks now. Dorian seams fine to me.
Doesn’t mean anything
Coleman can hardly walk because of bothched operations, it's not because of his training.
"I dont to this! I do that1" You also take steroids!
So? Training principles stay the same.
Fuck off will you.
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