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If you want to build your Chest fully & completely, look no further than these 8 exercises: (~10 second demo video included for EVERY exercise) Bookmark this for later!
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Costco could sell nothing but these two items and it’d still be one of the best stores of all time Literal CHEAT CODES
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200g of Blueberries per day has been my MINIMUM for quite a while now The results: Training performance…ENHANCED Cognition…OPTIMIZED Satiety…ON POINT Digestion…ELITE None of you are eating as many Blueberries as you should be NONE OF YOU
Nature’s nootropic
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People think I’m bullshitting when I tell them I spent a large chunk of the last 3 years eating these foods every single week while maintaining the physique you see in picture number 4 They just don’t get
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on the one hand, the physiq is elite, on the other, pasta is a top five food of all time
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It’s actually RIDICULOUS how easy it is to stay in excellent shape year round when you meal prep every Sunday Takes maintaining 10-12% body-fat from a 9/10 difficulty to like a 2/10 difficulty Imagine living your whole life below your potential b/c you don’t do this SIMPLE TASK
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@DeanTTraining a good week starts with prep on Sundays 🫡 also 5 for £5 it’s never been easier !
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Here we have Ryan Terry He is now the 4x Olympia Men’s Physique Champion In the video attached, he can be seen using the Assisted Pull-Up Machine in his training Do with this info what you wish!
Final Boss MP 2026
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Video 1 = The BEST exercise for Mid-Lower Chest using Cables Video 2 = The BEST exercise for Upper Chest using Cables Not saying you should but if you were to use JUST these 2 exercises ONLY for the rest of your life…you could still build your biggest Chest possible basically
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This or low to high seated cable flys?
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Many are still sleeping on the power of PB2 Pair with rice cakes, pair with bread, put it in shakes, etc. Delicious Low in calories Easy to prepare Peanut Butter lovers…REJOICE
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You gotta tell folks about PB2 powder
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Millions of people have YET TO REALIZE this is what WINNING looks like “I could never do that!” Yeah…we know That’s why you’ve been fat for the last 30 years and will be fat for the next 30 as well!
Starting the week off right. Sunday session.
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C. Unlimited supply of 96/4 Ground Beef The GREATEST Protein source known to man
Unlimited supply of chicken breast or unlimited supply of whey protein?
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Getting “jacked” takes WAY LONGER than getting “shredded” does Almost anyone can get “shredded” in the near term (for a lot of people it won’t even take 6 months) Not everyone can get jacked in the near term…this is a process that involves iterative cut/bulk cycles that span 5, 8, 10+ years Shredded = very lean Jacked = very lean AND very muscular BIG DIFFERENCE
Because it takes a LONG time to build muscle. Unless you were a wrestler or a football player, most men will not be sufficiently jacked in their 20s–specially not early 20s. Shredded or lean? Absolutely. The average dude can do that in 2-3 months. But putting on muscle mass is takes a decent amount of time and dedication.
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I don’t know who needs to hear this but…. If you’re resting LESS than 2 minutes between sets, you are FOR SURE costing yourself gains If you’re resting 2-3 minutes between sets, you’re PROBABLY resting jusssttttt enough but you may be leaving SOME gains on the table If you’re resting 3, 4, 5 minutes between sets, you’re VERY LIKELY putting yourself in a position to MAXIMIZE gains
If I’m on my phone between sets, I’m not “wasting time.” I’m waiting the 3–5 minutes the data says you need for strength and hypertrophy on heavy compounds. Rushing to 60 seconds so you look busy just tanks the next set. What exactly am I supposed to be doing for those 3 minutes that’s better than this,anyway? And how does any of it affect your workout?
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Knowledge drop…. (You guys MAY want to BOOKMARK this) Calculating TDEE Precisely w/ Trial & Error: Remember, TDEE is a fancy way of saying “calories burned per day” STEP 1: Track your calories & macros every day and take the average at the end of the week STEP 2: Track your step count every day and take the average at the end of the week STEP 3: Track your bodyweight every day and take the average at the end of the week STEP 4: Plot your rate of gain/loss (in terms of bodyweight) across 6-8+ weeks STEP 5: Use the 3,500 calorie rule (1 pound gained or lost = 3,500 calories) in accordance with your data to determine a BALLPARK ESTIMATE of your calorie burn figure So, if an individual loses 8 pounds in 8 weeks while consuming 2,000 calories per day (assuming activity stays fixed), we can reasonably assume their maintenance calories are AROUND 2,500 (REMEMBER: ACTIVITY CANNOT CHANGE OR THIS WILL CHANGE ENERGY OUTPUT) Once you know your estimated maintenance calories, simply add 200ish calories per day to that number if MUSCLE GAIN is your TOP priority OR subtract 500-1,000 calories per day from that number if FAT LOSS is your TOP priority (all while keeping activity FIXED) You will know things are going well if you’re gaining .5ish pounds per week ON AVERAGE & strength is increasing regularly (assuming you elect to make the addition) OR you’re losing .5-1% of your total bodyweight per week & strength is staying intact (assuming you elect to make the subtraction) If things are NOT going well, adjust calories up/down by 100-200 per day ON AVERAGE and/or steps up/down by 1000-2000 per day ON AVERAGE (give 2-4 weeks to allow adjustments to play out — don’t OVERREACT) If strength is NOT trending well despite rate of gain/loss being on point, you likely have a programming issue that needs fixing! For those that would like a BALLPARK calorie figure to shoot for on average each day as you begin to compile the necessary data to help determine your TDEE, please SEE BELOW 𝗜𝗙 𝗙𝗔𝗧 𝗟𝗢𝗦𝗦 𝗜𝗦 𝗬𝗢𝗨𝗥 𝗣𝗥𝗜𝗢𝗥𝗜𝗧𝗬: Multiply bodyweight (in pounds) by 10 (if sedentary) Multiply bodyweight (in pounds) by 12 (if moderately active) Multiply bodyweight (in pounds) by 14 (if very active) 𝗜𝗙 𝗠𝗨𝗦𝗖𝗟𝗘 𝗚𝗔𝗜𝗡 𝗜𝗦 𝗬𝗢𝗨𝗥 𝗣𝗥𝗜𝗢𝗥𝗜𝗧𝗬: Multiply bodyweight (in pounds) by 14 (if sedentary) Multiply bodyweight (in pounds) by 16 (if moderately active) Multiply bodyweight (in pounds) by 18 (if very active) 𝗜𝗙 𝗕𝗢𝗗𝗬𝗪𝗘𝗜𝗚𝗛𝗧 𝗠𝗔𝗜𝗡𝗧𝗘𝗡𝗔𝗡𝗖𝗘 𝗜𝗦 𝗬𝗢𝗨𝗥 𝗣𝗥𝗜𝗢𝗥𝗜𝗧𝗬: Multiply bodyweight (in pounds) by 12 (if sedentary) Multiply bodyweight (in pounds) by 14 (if moderately active) Multiply bodyweight (in pounds) by 16 (if very active) 𝗜 𝗰𝗮𝗻𝗻𝗼𝘁 𝗲𝗺𝗽𝗵𝗮𝘀𝗶𝘇𝗲 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗻𝗲𝘅𝘁 𝗽𝗼𝗶𝗻𝘁 𝗲𝗻𝗼𝘂𝗴𝗵: The figure each of these equations will spit out MAY NOT result in you actually achieving your desired outcome with regards to weight loss/gain/maintenance. It would be silly to expect these simple equations to work perfectly for everyone. These equations are designed to give you a BALLPARK STARTING POINT. It is up to you to consistently track your calories, activity level, and bodyweight going forward to ensure you're trending in the direction of your goal.
the reason why it's a bad definition is because 'calories burned' is near impossible to determine. bmr calculators don't take into account genetic differences in how energy is used between different people. thermic effect of food also creates differences in the calories burned
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I don’t know who needs to hear this but…. If you’re using mostly free weights and very few well-built machines in your training, you are FOR SURE costing yourself gains If you’re using a blend of free weights and well-built machines in your training, you’re PROBABLY doing a pretty good job with exercise selection but you may be leaving SOME gains on the table If you’re using mostly well-built machines and very few free weights in your training, you are very likely putting yourself in a position to MAXIMIZE gains I DO NOT MAKE THE RULES!
Dean has convinced me of the utility of machines.
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Your fridge should always be loaded with: - Greek Yogurt - Lean Ground Beef - Egg Whites - Zero Sugar Sodas Imagine walking into a fat person’s house and you find all that in their fridge…. You literally CAN’T EVEN IMAGINE THAT Lesson in there
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Yeah dude imagine going into some fat pig's house and you sneak a peek in the fridge while they are going to the bathroom and it's got like 36 Greek Oikos from Costco ya know
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Training a muscle group… 1x per week = 80% of best possible gains 2x per week = 95-100% of best possible gains (WITH a margin of safety) 3x per week = 95-100% of best possible gains (WITHOUT a margin of safety) 4x per week = overkill Very simple concept, folks!
Actually, I would train every major muscle group at least twice per week….
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Subbing ground beef & rice for ground beef & potatoes is the dieting hack many don’t know they DESPERATELY need Rice is awesome but potatoes provide MAX satiety benefits IYKYK
Getting lean becomes easier when you realize potatoes are better than rice in every way.
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Every time I use this machine, I am in DISBELIEF It is one of the GREATEST pieces of modern day equipment engineering…perhaps even THE greatest The only downside: It will RUIN every other press for you for the rest of your life Once you see the cat….YOU CAN’T UNSEE IT
ngl bro this is the worst machine ever if youve ever training with a good nautilus, cybex or prime chest press you'll never go back this machine just focuses too much on the shortened position and is more similiar to pec deck
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2-3 sets of Overhead Press 2-3 sets of Lateral Raises 2-3 sets of Rear Delt Flys Pick a good, stable variation of each of those exercises 5-10 rep range Sets in close proximity to failure Use good-great technique always Repeat every 72-95 hours WIDE SHOULDERS INBOUND
Bigger shoulders change ur whole physique, add so much to the aesthetic v-taper shape. Heavy presses and upright rows. High rep lateral raises. Heavy wide grip rows for rear delts, extra rear delt flys if they're lagging. All twice a week. Becoming wide at top and losing the fluff around ur waist is a winning formula.
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98% of people that have a good physique just lift weights, walk, and eat well You do NOT need to run AT ALL to look great and be extremely healthy Most avid runners are indeed skinny fat
I quit running a long time ago. Building muscle at the gym and some cardio is the trick for me. Running just made me skinny fat.
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