7 Tips to Save 200 Hours in the Gym (Without Losing Muscle) | Ep 390
Wits & Weights | Fat Loss, Nutrition, & Strength Training for Lifters
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Can you cut your gym time by 40 to 50% while still training effectively to build strength and muscle?
Learn 7 research-backed strategies to help you save tons of time with your workouts to reclaim up to 200 hours a year without sacrificing results.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Too much time in the gym?
4:52 - Tip 1: Cut exercise bloat
7:54 - Tip 2: Prioritize compound lifts
10:03 - Tip 3: Antagonist supersets
12:50 - Tip 4: Fewer sets, harder effort
17:42 - Tip 5: Increase training density
21:42 - Tip 6: Rest pause and drop sets
25:16 - Tip 7: Smarter warm-ups
28:10 - The math behind saving up to 200 hours a year
30:14 - Consistency, adherence, and enjoyment
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Chapters
1. Why Long Workouts Fail You (00:00:00)
2. The Time Problem And Diminishing Returns (00:02:40)
3. Strategy 1: Cut Exercise Bloat (00:04:52)
4. Strategy 2: Prioritize Compound Lifts (00:07:54)
5. Strategy 3: Antagonist Supersets (00:10:03)
6. Strategy 4: Fewer Sets, Harder Effort (00:12:50)
7. IGNITE 4-Day Upper/Lower Time-Saving Template (00:17:01)
8. Strategy 5: Increase Training Density (00:17:42)
9. Strategy 6: Rest Pause And Drop Sets (00:21:42)
10. Strategy 7: Smarter Warm Ups (00:25:16)
11. Reclaiming 150–200 Hours A Year (00:28:10)
12. Consistency, Adherence, And Enjoyment (00:30:14)
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