But all hope for training hard isn’t lost. Just because our systems have built-in restrictor plates that put a soft ceiling on our physical abilities doesn’t mean that we have to accept those limitations at face value. In fact, we don’t have to outsmart biology in order to train harder

All exercises programmed are specifically aligned to the training quality we are trying to achieve, as well as the muscle(s) or movement we want to prioritize. The primary qualities you’ll need to know will be: Overload: Aim to progress by increasing load and/or reps achieved.  Metabolic Stress: Aim to progress

Hypertrophy– The process of muscle growth (closely related to the concept of anabolism). Atrophy– The process of muscle loss/breakdown (closely related to the concept of catabolism). Repetition (Rep) – One complete cycle of a full range-of-motion, from starting-point to end-point and then back to the start. Set – A grouping of reps, typically inferred as being