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Choosing a Bodybuilding Workout Program: PPL (Push Pull Legs) vs “Bro Split” | Beginnner to Advanced
Join fitness legend James Grage in this in-depth video as he breaks down and compares the PPL (Push Pull Legs) workout split and the traditional Bro Split for a bodybuilding style workout for building muscle. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced lifter, this video will help clarify the differences between the two workout splits, and guide you in choosing the best fit for your fitness journey.In this video, James discusses the structure of both the PPL split and Bro split, their advantages and disadvantages, and how to implement them effectively. Discover whether the PPL split or Bro split is the better choice for beginners, intermediates, or advanced trainers.
Chapters:
00:00:00 - Introduction to PPL and Bro Split
00:00:12 - Differences between PPL and Bro Split
00:00:38 - PPL and Bro Split for beginners
00:01:07 - PPL and Bro Split for advanced trainers
00:02:00 - Rest Days in PPL and Bro Split
00:02:57 - Intensity of Workouts in PPL and Bro Split
00:03:23 - Synchronous and Asynchronous PPL Splits
00:04:38 - The Hybrid PPL Split
00:05:50 - Advantages and Disadvantages of the PPL Split
00:06:14 - Advantages and Disadvantages of the Bro Split
00:07:00 - The Importance of Consistency in Workout Splits
00:08:04 - Is PPL or Bro Split More Effective?
00:09:10 - The Importance of Recovery in Workout Splits
00:10:25 - Functional Efficiency of PPL and Bro Split
00:11:11 - The Role of Compound Movements in PPL and Bro Split
00:12:36 - Is PPL Better for Beginners?
00:13:12 - Overtraining and the Importance of Rest
00:14:07 - Focused Inefficiency in a Bro Split
00:15:23 - Common Questions about PPL and Bro Split
00:16:30 - The Downside of PPL Split
00:17:07 - Personal Experiences with PPL and Bro Split
00:18:14 - Conclusion
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#ppl #BroSplit #WorkoutSplit
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Protein Powder vs Real Food for Building Muscle | Are Supplements a Waste of Money?
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In this video, James Grage addresses a common misconception surrounding protein powders and dives into a thorough discussion on Protein Powders vs Real Food, and whether prtotein supplements are a waste of money. Utilizing his 25 years of experience in the sports supplement industry and as a CISSN certified sports nutritionist, he tackles the myths about the cost, digestibility, and benefits of...
Protein Myths Busted: The Truth About Your Daily Intake
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Sports Nutritionist and Supplement Expert James Grage busts some of the more common myths about protein…. In this video, James tackles the ever-popular topic of protein consumption, including valuable insights from world-renowned protein researcher Dr. Jose Antonio. The video covers a range of topics from how much protein is needed, the impact of high protein diets on health, to the debunking o...
Debunking Myths About Weight Gain: The Truth Behind America's Obesity Epidemic
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In this video, fitness industry veteran James Grage, who is also a CISSN Sports Nutritionist, the real cause of weight gain, or obesity in America, challenging the popular belief that processed foods are solely to blame. He emphasizes the importance of managing calorie intake and energy balance for weight management, while acknowledging the significance of consuming healthier foods for overall ...
Sports Nutritionist Explains Best Creatine To Take & How
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In this video, James Grage, your supplement industry insider with a 25-year career in sports supplements, discusses the ins and outs of creatine usage. He dives deep into various types of creatine, including creatine monohydrate and creatine hydrochloride. If you're wondering "what creatine should I buy?" or "which creatine is best?", this video will be of great help. James explains why creatin...
Ultimate Full Body Home Workout | Bands + Dumbbells | James Grage
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Join James Grage in this quick total body workout using just dumbbells and resistance bands. This awesome workout features one exercise per bodypart, using minimal equipment to achieve maximum results. You can do one round in about 10 minutes for a beginner workout, or complete 2 rounds for intermediate workout, or 3 rounds for an advanced full body workout. 0:00-0:30 - Quick Full Body Home Wor...
Side Effects of Creatine Supplements: Hair Loss & Acne | James Grage
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Side Effects of Creatine Supplements: Hair Loss & Acne | James Grage
Surprising Ways Testosterone (TRT) Can Impact Libido - Both Good & Bad | James Grage
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Surprising Ways Testosterone (TRT) Can Impact Libido - Both Good & Bad | James Grage
Can Creatine Cause Kidney Damage? | James Grage
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Can Creatine Cause Kidney Damage? | James Grage
Can Testosterone Therapy (TRT) Make You Lose Your Hair? | James Grage
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Can Testosterone Therapy (TRT) Make You Lose Your Hair? | James Grage
Does Creatine Lead To Water Retention or Bloating? | James Grage
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Does Creatine Lead To Water Retention or Bloating? | James Grage
OVERCOMING ADVERSITY | Setbacks to Success | Find Your Motivation
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OVERCOMING ADVERSITY | Setbacks to Success | Find Your Motivation
Which is Better For You? Range of Motion for Side Raises | Shoulders
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Which is Better For You? Range of Motion for Side Raises | Shoulders
Pullups vs Lat Pulldowns | Back Workout with James Grage
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Pullups vs Lat Pulldowns | Back Workout with James Grage
Barbell Curls vs Dumbbell - Which is Better?
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Barbell Curls vs Dumbbell - Which is Better?
Unlock Bigger Arms: 6 Foundation Exercises for Biceps and Triceps
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Unlock Bigger Arms: 6 Foundation Exercises for Biceps and Triceps
Unlock the Secrets of Isometric for Better Arm Development.
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Unlock the Secrets of Isometric for Better Arm Development.
Father - Son Workout | Building Strong Bonds & Strong Backs
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Father - Son Workout | Building Strong Bonds & Strong Backs
Truth About One Rep Max (1RM) for Muscle Growth: What You Need to Know
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Truth About One Rep Max (1RM) for Muscle Growth: What You Need to Know
Get Those Arms To Grow: 2 Rules of Tension | TUT & ROM
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Get Those Arms To Grow: 2 Rules of Tension | TUT & ROM
Omega 3, 6, 9 Essentials | Guide to Fatty Acids | James Grage Explains
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Omega 3, 6, 9 Essentials | Guide to Fatty Acids | James Grage Explains
Beginners Guide to the Deadlift: Romanian vs Stiff Leg
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Beginners Guide to the Deadlift: Romanian vs Stiff Leg
My TRT / Testosterone Protocol Reviewed by Doctor: Free Testosterone, SHBG, DHT, Estradiol & More…
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My TRT / Testosterone Protocol Reviewed by Doctor: Free Testosterone, SHBG, DHT, Estradiol & More…
Testosterone: Doctor Answers All Questions
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Testosterone: Doctor Answers All Questions
How Much Fat Can You Lose in 3 Weeks with No Cardio and Very Little Exercise?
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How Much Fat Can You Lose in 3 Weeks with No Cardio and Very Little Exercise?
Testosterone Therapy (TRT) - The Good, The Bad & The Ugly | With Dr. Osborn
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Testosterone Therapy (TRT) - The Good, The Bad & The Ugly | With Dr. Osborn
Nagging Elbow Pain When Working Out? Fix It For Good
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Nagging Elbow Pain When Working Out? Fix It For Good
Have You Trained Rear Delts Like This? (Common Cause of Shoulder Pain)
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Have You Trained Rear Delts Like This? (Common Cause of Shoulder Pain)
Aching Pain Deep in the Shoulder | Gym Pain, Problem, Solution
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Aching Pain Deep in the Shoulder | Gym Pain, Problem, Solution
Build Back Width & Thickness The Right Way
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Build Back Width & Thickness The Right Way

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  • @ryandeffley7652
    @ryandeffley7652 10 годин тому

    PPL always seemed like a bro split under a different name. It does often get broken down into : 1) Push : Chest/shoulders/triceps 2) Pull : Back/biceps 3) Leg day What's the difference really?

  • @vterrans
    @vterrans 15 годин тому

    Thank you for the workout tips

  • @th3word487
    @th3word487 День тому

    You that swole from alot of band training?

    • @JamesGrage
      @JamesGrage 12 годин тому

      No, I trained with weights for my first 20 years of lifting. Then I trained with weight+bands for the next 7 years after that and then I went to band training only for 4+ years. With that said, bands are a very effective training tool that can build muscle effectively

  • @Horror_Film_Aficionado
    @Horror_Film_Aficionado День тому

    Hi im 40 years old if I do a bro split will it build me muscle? I'm natural. How long does it take

    • @JamesGrage
      @JamesGrage 13 годин тому

      Both a bro split and a PPL can work equally as well in my opinion, as long as you’re putting in the work and doing it consistently. Both will work if you do. As for how long it will take, it depends on your starting point. A beginner who trains hard, eats right and has healthy normal hormone levels can potentially put on 10-15lbs of muscle in their first year. Being that you’re 40 it’s worth having your testosterone levels checked by a qualified physician.

  • @Billybo-22
    @Billybo-22 День тому

    Made my ankles and hands swell. 5 mg a day.

  • @vterrans
    @vterrans День тому

    Almost a million views!! Should have been more given how effective these instructions are

  • @stevekirkbride1723
    @stevekirkbride1723 2 дні тому

    Absolute brilliant thank you James

  • @MaineG716
    @MaineG716 3 дні тому

    New subscriber thanks man 💪🏽

  • @clintonmays7186
    @clintonmays7186 3 дні тому

    @jamesgrage is the PVL creapure you showed micronized? I didn’t see it anywhere on the bottle

    • @JamesGrage
      @JamesGrage 3 дні тому

      Hey my friend. Yes it is.

    • @clintonmays7186
      @clintonmays7186 3 дні тому

      @@JamesGrage cool thanks. I’ve been taking EFX kre alkalyn for about 4 months and I don’t really know if it’s been effective. I was turned off of mono from several people so never tried it. I already have GI issues and didn’t want to deal with that. This video helped and I ordered a bottle to start trying

  • @AmericanGlassInc
    @AmericanGlassInc 3 дні тому

    75mg every 4 days seems to be my sweet spot

  • @immutablecantrip
    @immutablecantrip 3 дні тому

    This video really helped me. I was wondering why straight bar curls were so uncomfortable for me and now I understand I have valgus

  • @mudwiser1391
    @mudwiser1391 3 дні тому

    Palms up? Watch for tennis elbow. Not good

  • @mathewdeeble6930
    @mathewdeeble6930 3 дні тому

    Listen there must be over a million people who said creatine bloats them out to hell its true even if yo take the recommended dose youre talking shit it bloats youre guts out to hell and messes up youre physique dont take it people its crap

  • @motheaten42
    @motheaten42 3 дні тому

    Do you have a video of examples of a push day/ pull day/ legs day? Because I find a push day can get me doing 8 exercises compared to a bro split which is more like 5-6

  • @BrentMB79
    @BrentMB79 4 дні тому

    Im 52 just had my T checked last month.... total 268 ( on trt) my free test is well below the norm. My libido is great my ED is bad... for the record Im in decent shape but the doc wont raise my trt.

  • @shadowpapito
    @shadowpapito 5 днів тому

    Whoa!! This video really helped me a lot! Sometimes in life, ya just need to know that when you share information, people who are looking for it really benefit from your effort, great job and Salute!!

    • @JamesGrage
      @JamesGrage 4 дні тому

      I truly appreciate that. Feedback like that is what keeps me doing content

  • @stevencrane7248
    @stevencrane7248 5 днів тому

    So!how do u find 1 rep max with resistance bands

  • @Sweet..letssurf
    @Sweet..letssurf 5 днів тому

    Testosterone n other additives

  • @RestLess-MinD
    @RestLess-MinD 5 днів тому

    I didn’t know this dude could get philosophical,,nice!..more plz

  • @alanbaker-uh5mm
    @alanbaker-uh5mm 5 днів тому

    Thanks for the honesty James👍👍

  • @zacharyrosser9916
    @zacharyrosser9916 5 днів тому

    Great content, new subscriber.

    • @JamesGrage
      @JamesGrage 5 днів тому

      👊🙏 I appreciate it

  • @abhrajitmukherjee
    @abhrajitmukherjee 5 днів тому

    Hello Mr Grage, how do I accomodate abs routines in between?

    • @JamesGrage
      @JamesGrage 5 днів тому

      I don’t believe there is a singular “best way”. It really comes down to personal preference. I’ve seen people like Frank Zane do abs everyday at the end of his workout and I’ve seen people with equally good abs train them only once a week.

  • @letsgobrandon2014
    @letsgobrandon2014 6 днів тому

    Thank you for the great info! I struggle with the AI and going to try finding my sweet spot dose to get off the AI. Also do you split your dose? So twice a week but split.

  • @march80079
    @march80079 6 днів тому

    Great! I'm applying these principles for training and seeing great results.

  • @msolace580
    @msolace580 7 днів тому

    push+legs pull off push+legs pull off off. 2 exercises per part except legs which are squat/press/curl, 3-4 sets per exercise 12-16 sets per week per part. alternate heavy/light if you want, 3 heavy 5 light etc. or alternate weeks. Chest does not tax your system so much you can't handle legs the same day.

  • @ThatOneScienceGuy
    @ThatOneScienceGuy 7 днів тому

    I understand taking high levels of T comes with risks. But what if one just did a 12wk cycle on test e while being monitored? Is that still super risky to the blood and heart and what not? I want to do a 12wk cycle to gain muscle and then come off it.

  • @ThatOneScienceGuy
    @ThatOneScienceGuy 7 днів тому

    At 22 my T levels were 950 ng/dL. I wasn't taking anything. I was 6'5" and 175lbs so skinny. You would never think my T levels were so high. I really wish I took full advantage of it then. I'm 36 now and my T levels are in the 600 range and I'm still skinny and trying to bulk up. Sigh.

  • @Adam2024x
    @Adam2024x 7 днів тому

    Settle an argument. I was telling my pal the other day that working legs does not lead to better upper body gains. It is an old myth. He was totally against it. Your thoughts?

    • @JamesGrage
      @JamesGrage 7 днів тому

      So if you were to filter out all the crap on social media and random fitness blogs and just look at actual studies there isn’t a lot on the topic that I’ve seen. The only one I know of is one that was done by Jeff Stout where they were comparing different combinations of high intensity training and volume training. I’ll link it here if you want to check it out. If I remember correctly they felt that incorporating higher volume with lower body resulted in some improvements in upper body that were likely due to increases in hormones. I do believe that using big muscles like glutes, hamstrings and quads definitely has a positive impact on hormones that can help overall with muscle development. With that said, I’ve also know a ton of dudes through my 30 years of training that had a huge upper body and chopsticks for legs. journals.lww.com/nsca-jscr/fulltext/2018/01000/effect_of_lower_body_resistance_training_on.3.aspx#:~:text=Results%20indicated%20that%20training%20programs,the%20upper%20and%20lower%20body.

  • @enochemmanuel470
    @enochemmanuel470 7 днів тому

    Shout to you my man.All this time I was feeling my arms and wasn't able to make it to 5. The way you show the grip that's the real game changer

  • @rivanianx
    @rivanianx 7 днів тому

    The best thing about resistance bands for me is their versatility. I keep a set at home and sometimes I just want to work out at home instead of going to the gym or a pullup bar outside (sometimes it's too hot or cold for the latter anyway). Bands help me get an amazing workout in a nice home environment.

  • @FirstSkyWalker
    @FirstSkyWalker 7 днів тому

    Great information. Question: my workout routine is a 5 days bro-split during the week (on rotation). And weekends I do cardio 1 hour on Saturday and Sunday. Is that a good or bad thing? This is my schedule. Tomorrow will be: Day 1 Legs and abs. Day 2 Shoulders, back and biceps Day 3 Chest and triceps. “Day 1” repeats “Day 2” repeats Saturday cardio Sunday cardio.

    • @JamesGrage
      @JamesGrage 7 днів тому

      It's definitely not a bad thing, but there are some things you can do to try out to see how you like it and how you feel... ...I personally feel better (more rested and recovered and therefore stronger/better workouts) when I train no more than 3 days in a row. So I train Mon/Tue/Wed, take Thur off and then train Friday/Sat and Sunday off. That's just my preference, after trying everything through the years but there are almost endless ways to split your routine. ...Unless you like doing an hour of cardio (which if you do then hats off to you) then you can also try doing 25 minutes at the end of your workout, 5 days/week and still get the same amount of cardio in for the week (120 min). Then on your off days you're freed up to do any kind of active recovery/activity.

  • @Savagedominator
    @Savagedominator 8 днів тому

    Awesomeness ❤

  • @machinedgod
    @machinedgod 8 днів тому

    Hey James, and yet again, thank you for great information and great video! I was wondering if you would maybe one day make a video discussing common injuries, how to prevent them and how to treat them? I have managed to get elbow tendonitis, and have spent months now slowly and gently doing my arms to heal it back, despite putting a lot of focus on my form. Turns out I was just increasing my weight too fast (because I could) rather than giving myself enough time to strengthen tendons as well. The tennis elbow brace pads helped a lot but still, it took a long time for it to start healing back.

    • @JamesGrage
      @JamesGrage 7 днів тому

      Hey my friend. Definitely check out some of the "Pain/Problem/Solution" videos on my channel with Dr. Baron. He was one of the physicians for the Miami Dolphins for 20+ years. We did quite a few videos on shoulders, elbows, low back and knees.

    • @machinedgod
      @machinedgod 7 днів тому

      Awesome! Thank you!

  • @AZ-gs6hj
    @AZ-gs6hj 8 днів тому

    PPL is the one I've always come back to. Best way is doing emphasis on different movements for example, first push day chest focused -> Tricep > Shoulder and the next push day it will be shoulder focused shoulders - > Chest -> Tricep. Chest/Arms, Legs, Back/Shoulders is also another good way of splitting it. None of it really matters though. I remember doing so much analysis into what's the optimal split and truth is there is none. As long as the actual training part is set in place, you can split it however fits for your lifestyle. And truth is, most of us this is just a hobby. They all work, switch it up every few months.

    • @JamesGrage
      @JamesGrage 8 днів тому

      💯 I agree - they all work, if you do the work

  • @lynxlinus4355
    @lynxlinus4355 8 днів тому

    shi, man, you're so AMAZING! SO USEFUL INFO!!!

  • @Chwiny
    @Chwiny 8 днів тому

    James this is one of the best things I’ve seen on UA-cam. What a great role model, teacher and leader you are.

    • @JamesGrage
      @JamesGrage 8 днів тому

      I appreciate it. Thank you

  • @thesensei
    @thesensei 8 днів тому

    I notice I don’t have issues with whey when I cook/bake with it, but drinking it and causes me literal pain-painful bloating and gas. It’s not the lactose because I can drink regular milk with no issues. I can also drink RTD protein shakes with no issues. I’m thinking it’s like James said here in the video, the thickeners and gums they use but I would also add they use way too much artificial sweetener in those powders and that also is known to cause digestive issues.

  • @jefflewis8478
    @jefflewis8478 8 днів тому

    I always enjoy your videos and learn something every time James! Thanks for sharing!

  • @matteb17
    @matteb17 8 днів тому

    Great info as always. Do you only take for 28 days and stop?

    • @JamesGrage
      @JamesGrage 8 днів тому

      🙏 After 28 days continue a maintenance dose of 3-5g/day

  • @JeffreyCordell-ob1lr
    @JeffreyCordell-ob1lr 8 днів тому

    Loop resistance Bands makes up 50-60% of my home gym work out, the rest is two Dumbbells that go to 100 lbs each, Bench, power tower, Iron man super gripper. I do Band Woodchoppers and Paloff press with my ab routine 3 days a week, huge difference.

  • @realtruth7able
    @realtruth7able 8 днів тому

    I just done Blood Work and my Test is at 102, im completely wiped out tired no energy, type 2 diabetic. I start under Dr.s care TRT i hope this helps me..

  • @mdostay
    @mdostay 8 днів тому

    Supplement companies are the underbelly of the lowest form of ripoff artists

  • @Chestroc
    @Chestroc 8 днів тому

    Well said. Thanks James.

  • @dwee2244
    @dwee2244 9 днів тому

    Great in-depth video as usual! I have a question on ppl workouts. How many different exercises and sets per bodypart (for each session) without the workout being to high in volume and time??

    • @housinauthority5258
      @housinauthority5258 9 днів тому

      I don't do PPL, but if I were to over a 6 day split, I would probably go for heavier sets on the first rotation and higher reps on the second.

    • @JamesGrage
      @JamesGrage 8 днів тому

      So it’s going to depend a lot on some of those other variables that affect recovery (age/anabolics/etc), so I can only speak from my personal experiences. I was working with Frank Zane for a few months and following his old split which typically was 3 exercises per bodypart and 3 sets each. An example push workout, chest was DB incline press, decline flye, and DB pullover. Shoulders - DB presses, side raises and bent over rear flye. Triceps was close grip bench, DB single overhead extensions and v-bar press downs. Long story short, they were long workouts and doing that twice a week added up to a lot of volume. Now keep in mind Frank was young and in his prime when he was doing this, and undoubtedly taking some sort of anabolics. I can tell you that for me I was good the first month, slightly worn down the second month and by the 3rd month I knew I was going to have to make some adjustments. I continued for another few months and I kept the same number of exercises but I went a little Dorian Yates and reduced the volume a bit. I did one really good working warm-up set of 15-20 reps (still intense) and then one heavier set of 8-12.

  • @lukestevens8402
    @lukestevens8402 9 днів тому

    Awesome video! Do you feel like you can hit a muscle more frequently with bands? Overall fatigue seem much less even though I go to complete failure in moderate to lower volumes.

    • @JamesGrage
      @JamesGrage 8 днів тому

      I definitely think bands are better suited for slightly more volume, focusing on strong contractions, good tempo and a better pump.

  • @tehwicked
    @tehwicked 9 днів тому

    The year is 2024 and we have finally come full circle to embrace the bro split again 😂 very wise comments about recovery and illness, the sickest I've been this year was after my most intense gym day, it's real!

    • @JamesGrage
      @JamesGrage 8 днів тому

      Yep. It’s like fashion trends

  • @ZimtMilchreis
    @ZimtMilchreis 9 днів тому

    after 35 yrs of Training my fav split is ether push pull legs rest rest or 4 split chest tri,Back Bi,Legs,Shoulder abs calves,rest,repeat

  • @derekryanx
    @derekryanx 9 днів тому

    So you must not care for 75Hard then? Not sure if you’ve heard of it before. Curious to know your thoughts there?

    • @JamesGrage
      @JamesGrage 8 днів тому

      The guy who came up with it (Andy Frisella) is a marketer - and it’s just that - another marketing tactic for his supplement brand. I will give him a lot of credit though, he’s great at building communities, creating these types of challenges and promoting himself. With that said, I see the appeal of short term challenges but fundamentally I’m not for them. Essentially you’re saying you’re going to do something really hard for a short period of time, which by the very nature of it means you have to then transition to something else. IMO it’s the workout version of yo-yo dieting. The people are successful with workout programs know that consistency trumps all. Consistent hard work over a long period of time.

    • @derekryanx
      @derekryanx 8 днів тому

      It’s not challenge though. He refers to it as a mental toughness program. My only thing is; how long can you maintain it? Like you said, if you can’t maintain it for life why do it?

  • @philipsimmonds1103
    @philipsimmonds1103 9 днів тому

    Gironda 10 8 6 15 ..

  • @DeanHenry-hm9bd
    @DeanHenry-hm9bd 9 днів тому

    James, another outstanding video! I have a question what kind of a cardio routine would you suggest for somebody over the age of 60 that wants to do cardio for heart health but not loose any muscle in the process? I got my black and red bands in the mail the other day and they’re great now I have four sets of Undersun bands, love it !

    • @JamesGrage
      @JamesGrage 9 днів тому

      I know it sounds overly simplistic but I think walking is still one of the best things we can do for overall cardiovascular health, plus it’s easy to integrate into your day. As an example I spend about a hour a day walking while doing calls

    • @DeanHenry-hm9bd
      @DeanHenry-hm9bd 9 днів тому

      @@JamesGrage that sounds great, because I have bone on bone arthritis in both my knees so I can’t do any running or any heavy impact cardio activities on my knees ,I started walking and walking seems to not bother my knees so that’s a big plus so that sounds great to me. Thank you again James for the information. I greatly appreciate it.