Andy Galpin: 3 Ways to Lose Weight and Gain Muscle (the Fitness Plan You Will ACTUALLY Stick To)
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What is the importance of strength training for longevity?
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You want to gain more muscle. You want to have more energy. You want to have more mental focus. Okay, why haven't you done that before? I want to find what is that single thing that stopped you from winning. And that's all I want to work on. Professor of kinesiology. Expert in muscle physiology. Dr. Andy Galpin. What's going to burn more calories? Walking a mile or running a mile? Running a mile. A calorie is energy. Walking a mile, running a mile, it's the same thing.
If someone's listening right now and they're thinking fitness and strength are my big goals this year, how would you encourage them to think about it?
Number one predictor of success with training programs is... The number one health and wellness podcast.
Jay Shetty.
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Hey everyone, welcome back to On Purpose, the place you come to become happier, healthier, and more healed. Today's guest is gonna help us do that for our physiology, for our body, for our muscles. I'm excited for you to listen to this episode because I know it's gonna make a big change in your life this year. Today's guest is Andy Galpin, professor, podcast host, and leading expert in human performance science with a PhD in human bioenergetics. Andy focuses on muscle physiology, strength training, and performance science. Andy has worked with elite athletes across sports, including Olympians, UFC fighters, NBA, and MLB All-Stars. Welcome to On Purpose, Andy Galpin. Andy, it's great to have you here.
It's a pleasure, man. We have many friends in common. It's about time here.
Yeah, I love it. Thank you so much for being here. And I want to dive straight in. And today what we did is we asked our audience to tell us what they wanted to know from you. And we had so many questions. People had so many things they wanted to learn. And I think... When we're releasing this, it's going to be at a time when it's like kicking off the year.
Okay.
This is a big goal for people. This is what people want to achieve this year. They want to be fitter. They want to be stronger. And so the first question I wanted to ask you is, what routine is the best for someone that wants to gain muscle and lose weight?
There is no specific routine. direction to that. And I know that was like the most deflated answer possible after that enormous setup. But I'm saying that because I actually want to empower people, not the opposite. Having done this for many years, having taught for a very long time, one thing that is very clear, if you give hyper-specific answers to questions like that, when someone hears that and they go, oh, I can't do that exercise because my knee hurts, or I can't train like that because I fill in the blanks, right? Then they often feel like they can't do anything. And And I hate that.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the best routine for gaining muscle and losing weight?
53:21–1:20:47
2
What are the key factors for fitness success?
1:20:47
3
How to set realistic fitness goals?
10:09–14:13
4
What role does hydration play in fitness?
14:13
5
How can sleep improve recovery and performance?
10:31
6
What is the importance of strength training for longevity?
0:05–7:28
7
How do we balance strength training with cardio?
7:28–12:34
8
What are common fitness myths?
12:34–1:46:01
Speakers
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