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hey everyone and welcome to another deep
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dive this time we're going to be
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exploring something you all seem really
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interested in body weight exercises we
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got a ton of research articles personal
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stories even some form discussions you
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send in oh wow yeah so with the help of
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our expert we're going to like untangle
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all that make sense of it see how you
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can actually you know use it sounds
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ready to unlock the power of well you I
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think it is pretty incredible yeah how
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strong and fit we can all get just using
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our own body weight that is what's so
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cool so first off let's start with the
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basics what are body weight exercises
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you know it's basically any movement
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that uses your own weight as resistance
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so push-ups squats lunges you've heard
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of those you're using things like
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gravity ground reaction all that fun
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stuff to build strength so it's like
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physics meets Fitness exactly like if
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you think about a wall set right you're
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pushing against the wall and that force
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is pushing back on you interesting
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that's what's working those muscles then
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got the Mind muscle connection too like
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planks it's not enough to just kind of
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hang there yeah you have to actively
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engage your core your back create
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tension that's so true I used to have
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such bad back pain and planks were like
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the GameChanger for me all about
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engaging those muscles right yeah it can
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be pretty surprising how even a small
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shift like that in your focus makes a
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big difference yeah and that's part of
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what makes body weight training so cool
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you can adjust it as you get stronger
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okay well you can change the Tempo so
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like make the movement slower or add
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pauses or do more reps more sets you
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know I love that it's like constantly
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leveling up yeah so it's not all about
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like I don't know hardcore strength
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training right there's got to be
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benefits Beyond just like bulking up
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you're totally right this idea of
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functional fitness came up a lot in your
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research actually okay I've heard that
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term but what's it actually mean
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basically that a lot of body weight
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exercises are things we use in daily
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life without without even thinking about
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it okay so getting up from a chair
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that's a squat that's true hearing
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groceries that works your biceps and
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forearms so it's like we're accidentally
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working out all the time right and I bet
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that's part of why improving balance and
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coordination is such a big benefit right
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because we're like stronger in those
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everyday movements exactly one study you
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guys sent in even showed that older
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adults who did regular body weight
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training were less likely to fall that's
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huge especially as you know people get
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older and want to stay independent
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absolutely and it's not just for older
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folks all those sources you shared they
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talked about how good body weight
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training is for posture too which let's
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be honest is a big one for like anyone
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who sits at a computer all day oh yeah
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I'm definitely guilty of that me too all
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that sitting really weakens those back
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muscles tightens up our chest you know
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that whole rounded shoulder thing y but
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those exercises pushups planks
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rows they actually help counteract that
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by strengthening the the muscles that
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keep us upright so so far we've got
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strength balance
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posture is there anything bad about body
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weight exercises well no workout is
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perfect of course sure but one thing
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that did come up was flexibility and
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Mobility like body weight training is
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great for getting strong but it doesn't
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automatically mean you'll be more
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flexible so we need to stretch too
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definitely think of it this way strength
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is like having a powerful engine okay
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flexibility and Mobility are like having
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well oiled gears gotcha you need both to
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move smoothly and well prevent
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breakdowns like injuries ah okay that
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makes sense speaking of feeling good one
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thing that I noticed in all these
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sources was like the mental and
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emotional benefits of body weight
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training too oh yeah we know exercise is
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good for our mood but is there anything
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specific about body weight exercises
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it's interesting a lot of what you sent
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in talked about a sense of empowerment
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empowerment yeah like you're relying on
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yourself your own strength to see those
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results and that can really change how
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you see yourself right building
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Confidence from the inside out that's
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pretty awesome okay so let's talk
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practicality how do I actually do this
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I'm busy I maybe don't have tons of
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experience where do I even begin that's
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a cool thing about body weight training
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though it can be done anywhere anytime
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yeah no gym memberships no fancy
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equipment sure and you can adjust the
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exercises to fit your Fitness level you
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know okay okay so like how do I make it
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harder or easier if I'm just starting
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out one of the sources you guys sent
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suggested finding variations that feel
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challenging but not impossible uhhuh so
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like if a regular push-up is too much
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try doing them against a wall or at an
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incline okay I could probably do that
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right then as you build strength you can
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work your way down to that standard
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pushup so you're reading yourself where
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you're at exactly and remember how we
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talked about changing the tempo yeah
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slowing things down adding pauses right
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that's another way to increase the
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challenge without necessarily doing more
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reps oh so even if I'm doing less I'm
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still working harder you got it and then
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you know as you get even stronger you
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can try more challenging variations of
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the exercises too like what instead of
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regular squats try pistle squats they're
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on one leg ooh Advanced or for push-ups
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you could do decline push-ups so your
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feet are elevated okay this is all
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making me want to get up and move but
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where do I start any specific exercises
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from those sources you guys sent in so
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many we've got Classics like push-ups
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and squats but also some more unique
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stuff you might not have tried before
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all right let's hear them let's start
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with like a classic the push-up okay it
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works your chest shoulders triceps you
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know that but one of the Articles
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actually Compares it to like bench
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pressing really in terms of building
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upper body strength they're saying it's
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just as effective so I could skip the
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gym maybe but of course proper form is
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super important yeah makes sense got to
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make sure you're using the right muscles
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and all that and if a regular push-ups
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too much right now you can always start
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with incline push-ups so your hands are
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elevated on like a bench or something oh
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okay take some of the weight off good
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tip what else what's next another staple
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the squat classic all those important
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leg
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muscles quads glutes hamstrings and like
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you were saying before it's like that
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everyday movement of getting up from a
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chair exactly so you're getting stronger
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for everyday life okay squats check what
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about core stuff planks for sure yeah
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those are great for your core your back
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your shoulders Yeah you mentioned that
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mind muscle connection with planks being
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key right totally it's got to be active
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engagement not just holding a position
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how do I like make sure I'm doing that
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right think about pulling your belly
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button towards your spine okay and
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keeping that straight line from your
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head all the way to your heels the
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quality over quantity basically exactly
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which brings us to lunges those are
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another one that people often do wrong I
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am guilty of bad lunges I feel like I
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always wobble it's all about that form
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though okay break it down one of the
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guides actually had a really good
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breakdown front knee in line with your
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ankle back knee not touching the ground
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and keeping that chest up so your cords
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working even in lenges oh yeah it's what
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helps you stay balanced good to know
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okay what if we want to try something
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more Dynamic what about burpees burpees
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are like the full package they combin
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squats planks a jump it's a great way to
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burn calories and get your heart rate up
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I feel like people either love or hate
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burpees right but they're super
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efficient one paper even said they can
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trigger something called EPC you what
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now excess post exercise oxygen
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consumption catchy basically your body
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keeps burning calories even after the
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workouts over so I can burn calories
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while I'm just like living my life
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that's the idea and burpees seem to be
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really good at that wow okay suddenly
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I'm much more interested in burpees good
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and then there's something called
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unilateral exercises I think I've heard
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that term but remind me it's when you're
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working one side of your body at a time
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okay so single a squats lunges step UPS
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what's so good about doing them on just
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one side well first it can help with
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muscle imbalances right you know one
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side might be stronger than the other oh
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yeah I've noticed that it's super common
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so unilateral exercises make each side
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work independently helping even things
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out makes sense anything else the
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sources you guys sent were big on the
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balance and coordination benefits too H
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how's that work when you're on one leg
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your body has to work harder to stay
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stable uhhuh that challenges your
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balance in a way that like a regular
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squat doesn't so it's like a bonus
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challenge exactly and better balance
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means fewer trips and falls in everyday
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life too that's always a plus yeah what
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other exercises did you find in those
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sources one that stood out was the glute
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Bridge oh yeah those are great I've
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heard they're good for your glutes but
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don't hurt your back that's what the
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research says and strong glutes are
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important for pretty much everything
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running lifting even just good posture
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so a strong Foundation basically totally
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and if you're looking for upper body
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pulling exercises but aren't ready for
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pull-ups yet the inverted row is a good
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option I've seen this at the gym yeah
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usually with a bar set low right yeah
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you can also do them at home with a
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sturdy table or some chairs oh the key
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is keeping your body in a straight line
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and pulling your chest up to the bar or
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the edge of the table sounds like
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another one where core strength is
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important it's all connected and
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speaking of pull-ups those were
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definitely mentioned as being super
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effective for upper body strength I got
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to admit those have always intimidated
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me they're tough but that's what makes
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them so rewarding to finally nail any
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tips for getting there if I can't do one
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yet they suggested using resistance
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bands to make it easier okay or
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practicing what are called negative
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Pull-Ups what's that it's focusing on
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the lowering part of the movement ah
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okay helps build the strength you need
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for that full pullup cool I like that
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there's a way to work up to it yeah and
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one that might bring back some childhood
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memories the bear crawl crawling around
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like a bear what does that do it's
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harder than it sounds okay Works your
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core shoulders legs good for
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coordination too and it's fun I bet
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exactly okay now Switching gears a bit
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what about HIIT oh yeah high-intensity
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interval training right yeah but like
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how does that work with body weight
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exercises it's perfect if you want to
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burn calories boost your metabolism all
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that but you don't have a ton of time so
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perfect for busy people right basically
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you pick a few exercises like burpees
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jump squats mountain climbers those
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sorts of things and do them in short
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bursts really intense with short breaks
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in between so it's like sprinting but
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with body weight moves instead of
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running exactly that combo of intensity
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and short recovery it really gets your
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metabolism going sounds intense but fun
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before we move on got to talk about
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warming up super important to prevent
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injuries yeah yeah I know I should warm
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up but I'm often tempted to skip it all
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those sources really hammered home how
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crucial it is though especially when
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you're using so many muscle groups like
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you do in body weight training so what's
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a good warm-up one suggestion was
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starting with some light cardio okay
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jumping jacks high knees a little
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jogging in place just to get your blood
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flowing simple enough and some dynamic
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stretches what are those stuff like arm
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circles leg swings torso twists you know
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movements that take your joints through
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their full range of motion oh okay gets
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you loosened up exactly yeah Okay so
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we've talked about exercises warming up
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now we got to address the big one
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consistency that's the hard part right
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it can be and when you don't have a gym
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schedule or anything yeah exactly it's
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easy to let things slip a lot of the
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stuff you sent in talked about making
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body weight training part of your
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lifestyle not just something you do when
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you can okay but how I'm already so busy
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well for one can you fit in little bits
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of movement throughout your day maybe
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like a few squats while you wait for
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your coffee or taking the stairs instead
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of the elevator I guess I could do that
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right it all adds up then there's the
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whole goal setting thing oh yeah I'm big
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on goals but I also tend to set them way
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too high One Source actually said to
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start small okay that sounds more doable
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right so maybe aim for three short body
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weight workouts a week to begin with and
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then add more or make them longer or
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harder as you go much better than trying
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to do everything at once and speaking of
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making things better make it fun enjoy
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those workouts that's key for anything
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really if I'm not having fun I'm not
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going to do it right so put on some
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music you like find a workout buddy try
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different variations keep it fresh okay
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all good ideas what about tracking
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progress oh yeah that came up a lot a
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lot of those sources were big on that
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whether it's in a notebook an app or
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even just mentally checking in with
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yourself why is this so helpful well
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first it lets you see how far you've
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come oh yeah it's easy to forget that
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when we're always focused on the end
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goal so true and then you get
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discouraged right plus tracking helps
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you spot patterns like what maybe you
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notice you're stronger on certain days
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yeah or certain exercises give you more
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energy that helps you plan better
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workouts so it's like collecting data on
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your own body exactly and then there's
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the whole motivation piece ooh yeah
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that's a big one I struggle with that
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even when I like working out it happens
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to everyone one thing that stood out was
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focusing on the intrinsic rewards of
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exercise instead of just the external
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ones so like how it makes me feel
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instead of how I look exactly because
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those external rewards they can fade
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true but that sense of accomplishment
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feeling stronger less stressed yeah that
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stuff sticks with you okay I like that
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and any other motivation tips a lot of
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the stuff you guys sent in talked about
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community community but I'm working out
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at home doesn't have to be in person
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there's tons of online fitness
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communities these days oh yeah true
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Facebook groups subreddits exactly find
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your people virtually support system I
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like it anything else one more thing
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keep your expectations realistic why is
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that so important because progress takes
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time and there will be ups and downs oh
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yeah I always forget that one article
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actually said to embrace the setbacks
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that's a good way to look at it right
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it's not about being perfect it's about
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showing up for yourself even when it's
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hard you know what I needed to hear that
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okay what else did we learn about body
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weight training we got to talk about
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rest that gets overlooked so much yeah I
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always feel like I'm being lazy if I'm
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not working out one of those papers
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actually said rest is as important as
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the workout itself okay I like that so
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schedule rest days just like you would
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your workouts makes sense it's active
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planning not laziness and pay attention
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to how you feel like how do I know if
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I'm overdoing it there are a few signs
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they mention sore muscles that just
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won't quit feeling super tired all the
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time trouble sleeping okay and even
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losing motivation can be a sign you need
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a break so if I'm feeling any of those
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things dial it back take an extra rest
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day and rest doesn't mean doing nothing
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either active recovery is good too
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what's that it's basically light
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activity that gets your blood flowing
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helps your muscles recover but without
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push in them too hard so like walking
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swimming easy stretching perfect
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examples yoga Pilates those work too so
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it's that in between Zone rest but
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movement exactly okay now a question
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that comes up a lot can you really get a
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good workout at home especially if
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you're in like a tiny apartment it's
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totally possible one article even talked
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about your home is your personal gym I
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like that yeah but how do I make it feel
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like a gym find a space where you can
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move even if it's just a corner okay and
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get creative Furniture can be equipment
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too like using chairs for tricep stips
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or a table for inverted Rose like you
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said you got it and minimize
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distractions ooh that's a tough one I
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know but try treating it like a real gym
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workout put on your workout clothes make
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a playlist tell everyone to leave you
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alone makes sense helps create that
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mental shift you know yeah got to treat
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it seriously right and speaking of
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serious we can't forget about nutrition
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ah yes the food piece it really does
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make a difference in how your body
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recovers and builds muscle so what
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should I be eating protein came up a lot
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makes sense for muscle right exactly
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lean meats poultry fish beans lentils
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tofu okay and carbs yeah for energy
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right but focus on those complex carbs
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whole grains fruits veggies gotcha
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protein carbs what about fats healthy
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fats are important too avocados nuts
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seeds olive oil they help with like
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hormone production and feeling full so
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it's all about balance exactly oh and
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one more thing don't forget to hydrate
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what yeah yeah but why is it especially
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important for workouts because when we
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sweat we lose fluids and electrolytes
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which can lead to dehydration and that
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messes with our performance makes us
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tired and can even make injuries more
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likely so like how much should I be
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drinking the general advice is to drink
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throughout the day and especially before
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during and after your work out okay just
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listen to your body and drink when
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you're thirsty good
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advice okay now this is something I
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think a lot of people struggle with
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negative selft talk oh yeah like that
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inner critic that tells you you're not
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good enough especially when you're just
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starting out and maybe not seeing
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results right away yeah how do I shut
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that voice up your sources had some
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great tips one was to like reframe those
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negative thoughts reframe yeah so
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instead of saying I'm so weak I can't
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can't even do one push-up you could say
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I'm building strength every day and I'm
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getting closer to doing a full push-up
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so it's about focusing on the progress
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not the negatives exactly and celebrate
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those small wins along the way instead
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of waiting until the big goal right
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maybe you held a plank a little longer
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or squeezed in a workout on a busy day
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those small winds do feel good they
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totally do and they keep you motivated
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Okay so we've talked about like the how
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of body weight training but what about
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the bigger picture like what does it
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actually mean to be fit that's a big
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question and all these sources have
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different takes but one thing that kept
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coming up was that it's not just about
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how your body looks it's how you feel
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yes feeling strong energized like you
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can do the things you want to do whether
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that's playing with your kids or I don't
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know hiking a mountain right living your
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life and they talked a lot about the
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connection between physical and mental
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well-being too we know exercise is good
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for our mood right but what's the deeper
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connection there they were saying that
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when we move our bodies we're not just
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getting physically stronger okay we're
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building mental resilience too
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interesting exercise including body
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weight training can help reduce stress
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sleep better think more clearly and even
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handle tough situations better so it's
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like a full body and full mind approach
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exactly oh and there was this whole
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thing about mindfulness too mindfulness
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and exercise how does that work one of
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the sources talk talked about bringing
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awareness and intention to your movement
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so not just going through the motions
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but like really being present yes paying
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attention to your muscles your breath
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okay they said that makes the benefits
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even stronger how so well it can help
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you notice if you're doing something
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wrong like favoring one side or holding
19:48
your breath right because you're
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actually paying attention exactly plus
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it just makes the whole experience more
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connected like between your mind and
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body I like that anything else these
19:58
sources had to say this one really stuck
20:00
with me trusting your
20:02
intuition H interesting there's so much
20:05
advice out there about Fitness it can
20:06
get overwhelming totally but those
20:08
sources were saying in the end you have
20:11
to listen to your own body what feels
20:13
right for me exactly experiment try
20:16
things figure out what works for you not
20:19
just blindly following some program
20:21
right make your own Journey make it feel
20:23
good I love that now I know a lot of our
20:25
listeners are like super busy how do
20:27
they actually find find the time for
20:29
body weight training that came up a lot
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too and the message was pretty
20:33
consistent yeah even small amounts of
20:35
time dedicated to movement can make a
20:38
difference so it doesn't have to be like
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an hour at the gym every day nope it's
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about those small opportunities
20:44
throughout the day like the squats while
20:46
you wait for coffee exactly or taking
20:49
the stairs or a quick 10-minute workout
20:51
during lunch okay it's those little
20:53
things and make your health a priority
20:56
even when you're busy easier said than
20:58
done I I know but one source said to
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actually schedule your workouts like
21:02
appointments so they're non-negotiable
21:04
right because your health is important
21:06
just like that work meeting or doctor's
21:08
visit that's a good way to think about
21:09
it right small changes consistent effort
21:12
it all adds up okay so we're reaching
21:15
the end of our Deep dive into body
21:16
weight exercises yeah what are the key
21:19
takeaways here well first that body
21:21
weight training is for everyone no
21:23
matter your Fitness level there's
21:25
something here for you and it's not just
21:27
about strength right right it's
21:29
functional fitness balance flexibility
21:33
even that Mind Body Connection we talked
21:34
about and it can be tailored to fit like
21:38
anyone's needs and goals exactly whether
21:41
you want to build muscle lose weight
21:43
improve posture or just feel more
21:46
energetic and strong the sources had a
21:48
lot of different ideas about how to do
21:49
it too yeah but the main things are to
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find what works for you be consistent
21:54
listen to your body and enjoy the
21:56
journey love that it's like we've gone
21:59
from just exercises to a whole way of
22:02
thinking about movement right that's
22:03
what I love about all the stuff you sent
22:05
in for this deep dive it's not just do
22:07
these moves it's like here's how this
22:08
can fit into a healthier life yeah
22:10
totally it's made me realize how amazing
22:12
our bodies already are like we do so
22:15
much without even thinking about it
22:17
right like think about just standing up
22:19
climbing stairs picking stuff up we
22:20
don't even notice all the muscles
22:22
working to make that happen and body
22:24
weight exercises are like a way to
22:26
appreciate that you know to make it even
22:28
better
22:29
exactly like saying thank you to your
22:30
body by giving it a challenge that's so
22:32
cool yeah okay before we wrap this up is
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there anything else you think our
22:36
listener should take away from all this
22:37
research um there's one thing that a lot
22:40
of those sources talked about and it
22:41
really stuck with me it's this idea of
22:43
body weight training as like
22:46
self-discovery ooh that sounds deep what
22:48
does that mean it's like yeah there are
22:51
physical benefits but it can also be a
22:53
way to learn about your own strength
22:55
your resilience what you're really
22:57
capable of so it's not just about
22:58
getting stronger physically but mentally
23:00
too yeah like every challenge you
23:03
overcome every new move you learn it
23:06
shows you something about yourself I
23:08
like that so it's an ongoing Journey
23:10
basically exactly and it keeps evolving
23:12
as you do so cool like a conversation
23:14
with your own body that's perfect and as
23:16
you have that conversation remember to
23:18
be kind to yourself you know celebrate
23:21
the wins and when things get hard see it
23:24
as a chance to grow great advice now I
23:27
feel like I've learned so much and I'm
23:29
ready to get moving what's your final
23:30
thought for anyone listening who's
23:31
inspired to try this out start small be
23:34
consistent pay attention to how you feel
23:38
and most importantly have fun love that
23:41
and remember it's not about some perfect
23:43
ideal right it's about feeling good in
23:45
your body and what your body can do
23:47
couldn't have set up better well that
23:49
wraps up our Deep dive into the awesome
23:52
world of body weight exercises hopefully
23:54
you're feeling inspired and ready to
23:56
unlock your own potential until next
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time time
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