2869: The Best Strategies for Getting a Crazy Pump (That Actually Work)

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What is discussed at the start of this section?

Adam Schafer 0:00
If you want to pump your body and expand your mind, there's only one place to go. Mind Pump.

What are the best strategies for achieving a crazy pump?

Adam Schafer 0:07
Mind Pump. With your hosts, Sal DiStefano, Adam Schafer, and Justin Andrews.
Doug Egge 0:13
You just found the most downloaded fitness, health, and entertainment podcast. This is Mind Pump. In today's episode, callers called in, asked us questions to help them with their health and fitness. We got to coach them live on air, but this is after the intro.

How does hydration with sodium and carbs affect muscle pump?

Doug Egge 0:26
Today's intro was 53 minutes long. In the intro, we talk about fat loss, muscle gain, the pump, current events, family life, always fun. If you want to be on an episode like this, send your question to MPLifeCaller.com. Now, this episode is brought to you by some sponsors. The first one is at MPHormones.com.

What role does full range of motion play in getting a pump?

Doug Egge 0:46
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Doug Egge 1:28
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Doug Egge 2:23
One of the best feelings you can get from a good strength training workout is the pump. It's been compared to other awesome feelings. I won't mention it right now, but it's amazing. It's fun. It feels good. It gives you a preview of what you could look like with a little bit more muscle. So what we're going to do is talk about ways you can give yourself an incredible, crazy pump for your workouts. These are tips and tricks. Let's go. Do you remember the first time I got a pump? Yeah. I remember the first time I got a pump on my back because that was like a crazy... That was a big deal. That was a big deal.
Unknown 2:59
That was way later in my lifting career.
Doug Egge 3:00
That was... For me, I was 15 or 16. Oh, God. Way later for me. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Way later for me. And it was because I did a dumbbell pullover superset to pull up and I stood and then I felt my lats. Deadlift to lat pulldown was the first.
Unknown 3:14
That was the first time you got a pump. Oh, it was the first time I... I mean... I did rows. In fact, I used to really like hammer strength rows, and I could feel kind of a pump, but not like this. The first time I deadlift to a lat pulldown was the first time I felt like my entire back. I felt like it felt so different. Anybody who's experienced that, there is a big difference between getting a little bit of a lat pump or feeling your rhomboids a little bit versus feeling your whole back pump.
Doug Egge 3:44
Yeah, so the pump itself doesn't necessarily trigger or signal muscle growth, but I do, I strongly believe it's associated with muscle growth because it tells us quite a few good things that are happening to your body. Like, you know, if you don't get good sleep, you probably don't get a good pump.

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