Spending two hours in the gym isn't the flex you think it is

Spending two hours in the gym isn't the flex you think it is

Most people don't have that kind of time to spend in the gym, and unless you're a powerlifter Olympic athlete, you don't need two hours to get results.

I used to think I did. I'd be in the gym 8-12 hours a week, doing 90-minute, sometimes two-hour sessions a day.

But that wasn't because I was training the whole time. I was scrolling on my phone, winging my workouts, and hopping around from machine to machine—all-time wasters.?

Even today, if I don't have a program laid out for me, I'll second-guess equipment, sets, and reps.

So, what's the secret to training less and getting better?


Get the results you want in 45 minutes or less, 3-4 days per week.

If your goal is to look good, feel good, and perform at your best, 45 minutes of hard work three to four times a week, can help you achieve it.


Here's an example of a program that can get you in and out of the gym in 45 minutes or less:

I've used this style of training for professional skiers and mountain bikers so they can build the stamina and strength for their sports.

They don't want to live in the gym; they want to practice their sport. But they know that being in the gym is a non-negotiable for their performance and longevity.

Here's a modified version for you!


Day 1: Lower + Core


Warmup:

→ Body Weight Squat (2 minutes, AMRAP)

→ Push Ups (2 sets of 10 reps)

→ Broad jump (2 sets of 5 reps, no rest between sets) Training:


A. Split Squat with DB's EMOM (pick a weight that's 60% of your max)

→ 10 minutes total

→ 4 reps per leg every minute (80 reps total, 40 per leg)


B1. Romanian Deadlift (3 sets, 8-10 reps, 4010 tempo)

B2. Standing DB Calf Raises (3 sets, 8-10 reps)

B3. Bicycle Crunch (3 sets, 20 reps, 10 per side)

B4. Bike/Rower/Elliptical/Stair Master (7/10 effort) for 2 minutes [this is your rest]


If you want the rest of the training program,?get the guide here.


AMRAP - As many reps as possible

EMOM - Every minute, on the minute

4010 - 4 seconds down, 0 second pause, 1 second up, 0 second pause


PS. Whenever you are ready, here are some ways I can help you:



Troy Assoignon

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Great guide Marcus Mackay - 30-45 min is enough time with the proper workout...always mind blown how folks spend 2-3 hours in the gym/day.

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