2948: The Type of Exercise That Will Get You Past Sticking Points & Why This Beats Every Other Form of Exercise

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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

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

Why isometric training is the overlooked strength tool?

Sal Di Stefano 0:07
Mind Pump. With your hosts, Sal DiStefano, Adam Schafer, and Justin Andrews.
Phil Vella 0:13
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What are the three types of isometrics and how do they differ?

Phil Vella 0:17
This is Mind Pump. In today's episode, we answered listeners' questions. People went to Instagram, Mind Pump Media. They posted questions. We picked four of them, and we answered them at the end of the episode. But at the beginning,

How do isometrics lower blood pressure better than medication?

Phil Vella 0:27
This is the intro portion. It lasted 60 minutes.

How can isometrics target specific angles to break sticking points?

Phil Vella 0:29
This is where we talk about isometric training, building muscle, fat loss. We talk about nutrition. We talk about family life, current events. Look, if you want to post a question that we can pick from, go to Instagram, Mind Pump Media, post it there, and then we might pick it. Now, this episode is brought to you by some sponsors.

How do isometrics reduce tendon pain and strengthen tendons quickly?

Phil Vella 0:46
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What is the science behind gratitude reshaping the brain?

Phil Vella 1:26
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How does a cortisol spike from exercise improve daily resilience?

Phil Vella 2:02
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Justin Andrews 2:03
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Phil Vella 2:17
Odds are you're missing out on gains because you're not doing a strength training technique that was used for generations. Ones that strength athletes swore by. Made them strong. Made their muscles hard. Developed incredible physiques. And for some reason, nobody does them except for high-level strength athletes. Nobody does them. And they're easy to do, you guys. You're missing out. If you don't use isometrics in your training, you are not building the muscle you could. You're not getting as strong as you could, and you're not getting the gains that you could. It's very easy to do as well. We're going to talk about it right now. Isometrics, why you should do them. Do you
Adam Schafer 2:53
think if we talk about this enough that we could shift the fitness culture to the point like we saw? To the
Justin Andrews 2:59
point where you come up with an invention that helps
Adam Schafer 3:01
it? Not that much. Dang. Not that much. That's a lot of volume.
Yeah.
Adam Schafer 3:07
I would just be impressed and happy with what we watched happen with the squatting.
Matt Chandler 3:13
Yeah.
Adam Schafer 3:13
Squatting and deadlifting. Yeah. Like, I mean, we all started at a time in the fitness space when the squat rack could go empty all day long. Yeah. That... Impossible in a gym now. Not anymore. Impossible. There is no way a day goes by in a gym and that squat rack doesn't get used all day long.
Phil Vella 3:32
Definitely not. I'm not exaggerating. Every time I would deadlift, a member would stop me and go, hey, what are you doing?
Sal Di Stefano 3:47
You're going to hurt yourself. What is that? I'm like,
Phil Vella 3:49
this is a deadlift. A what? Nobody knew what they were. Nobody did them. And I agree. I would love to see... people utilize isometrics, you guys, the data on them, it's one of the most studied forms of strength training.

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