Training Habits That Can Sabotage Your Muscle Gains | To The Point

In this episode we address some training habits that can sabotage your muscle gains.

There are some big training mistakes to be aware of when you are focuses on trying to build muscle. Weight training can be very rewarding but some practices can sabotage your gains, leaving you wondering how to build muscle. Here, The Deep South Experiment addresses some of the key issues associated with this subject.

Welcome to the Deep South Experiment, coming to you from Dunedin, New Zealand! I'm Simon Phipps, a Sports Science graduate with a passion for training and nutrition that started when I was just 15 years old. Over the years, I've gathered invaluable insights on transforming physiques—whether it's fat loss, muscle hypertrophy, or boosting strength and performance. One crucial lesson I've learned is the significance of mindset in sustaining progress and avoiding pitfalls like yo-yo dieting and overtraining.

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