Progressive overload
Technique
Breaking through gym plateaus and achieving consistent muscle growth and strength gains
"80% of the time, that's the answer — not having a plan. The plan itself isn't the biggest factor; it's actually just having a plan, because you have the ability to progressively overload. You can increase your number of repetitions, you can do more sets, yo..."
More source quotes
Protecting muscle mass and bone density while on GLP-1 medications, especially for aging women
"You have to lift lower body because it's your biggest metabolic sink — biggest bang for the buck. You have to go to failure and you have to progressively overload. Find someone that can help you learn with that. I talk about it all the time on my social med..."