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I hate seeing this AI-generated bullshit on my timeline. The weights on the bar don't even match. At least make it believable.
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An exercise that’s meant to destroy your back could become a punishment for your chest if you get the execution wrong.
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We're STILL on about this In 2026? Creatine doesn’t damage your kidneys no matter how many grams you take. There had been decades of research on this and people are still spreading the same recycled myth.
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Getting in to great shape takes a minimal commitment.
Can you manage less than 45 minutes of per week in the gym?
Do you have time for 1-2 meals per day?
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Day 6 of eating potatoes for 30 days. First meal of the day btw.
I was gonna make potato waffles but it didn’t turn out well so, I decided to mash it. Still tastes great with the chicken sauce.
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If you want to lift heavy, eat more carbs and protein and increase your body weight. Mass moves mass. Notice in this video—the more his body weight increased, the heavier the weights he was able to curl. Bro went all the way up to 108kg curls!
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Leg day isn't for the weak-minded. 💀
Heavy squats, controlled reps and putting in the work. No shortcuts, just consistency and progressive overload.
I'm curious: What's ONE leg exercise you can never leave out of your workout, no matter how tired you are?
For me, it's squats. What's yours?
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So many men in today’s gym would rather struggle with 25kg dumbbells just to protect their ego. Meanwhile, Mr. Olympia champion is using 10kg dumbbells to build the most ridiculous biceps you’ll ever see.
Stop training for the audience.
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Apparently, bicep insertions are a big deal for arm aesthetics. Is there anything that can be done to improve or correct the look of mine in frame B?
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Everybody is so fixated on his age, as if being 19 makes you incapable of lifting that kinda weight.
In 1966, Arnold Schwarzenegger was already bench pressing 165kg at 19. Almost 60 years later, with advancement in PEDs, training, and nutrition, you think young athletes ain’t capable of achieving even more?
