09/06/2023
I used to think "the more I do, the better results"
I'm sure you did as well, or maybe even still do
But that's the quickest way to overtraining and hurting long-term progress!
You don't NEED to be spending that long to get a GREAT session
An Apple Watch isn't 100% accurate in terms of cals burned etc. but it does give a reasonable indication among tracking other things
Here's a few reasons why my clients and I are in and out of the gym within an hour or so
1️⃣ Shorter sessions & rest periods boosts metabolism & calorie burn, challenging both cardiovascular and muscular systems far more
2️⃣ Shorter workouts offer the flexibility and prevent boredom. By incorporating different exercises and training methods, you can keep your sessions fresh and maintain motivation over time.
3️⃣ Longer workouts can increase the risk of overtraining, which can lead to fatigue, & decreased performance. I cannot stress this enough - QUALITY OVER QUANTITY❗️
4️⃣ My main reason - WE ALL HAVE S**T TO DO!
Whether it's a time-restraining job, children, home life
We all have a life to get on with outside of the gym
Why spend unnecessary time slogging it in the gym, giving you no time for anything else
You'll start to resent training, and the time restrictions that come with it
Next thing you know you've given up...
Back to square one...
Wondering what you have to do to see results
If your reason as to why you have no results
Or you don't THINK you can achieve your goals
Is "I don't have time"
You just haven't found the right coach who can implement these methods, while having your best interests at heart
Good news for you is that's my bread & butter 🤷🏽♂️
Lack the knowledge on how to implement these?
Need the confidence to execute?
Spending too fu***ng long in the gym?
Want the MOST bang for your buck sessions?
📲 DM me the word TIME and let's come up with a plan of action
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