Training
Dec 15, 2024 · Coach Marcus
Progressive Overload: The Only Law That Matters
If you're not progressively overloading, you're not training — you're exercising. Here's the exact framework we use at FORGE...
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If you're not progressively overloading, you're not training — you're exercising. Here's the exact framework we use at FORGE...
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The bro-science says eat every 2 hours. The science says something different. We break down what actually moves the needle...
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Recovery isn't soft — it's strategic. Here's the sleep protocol that helped 40+ members break plateaus in 30 days...
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Motivation is a fair-weather friend. Discipline is the iron framework that holds everything together when you don't feel like it...
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Burn 800+ calories/hour. Build shoulder endurance. Develop unshakeable confidence. Here's why boxing beats every cardio machine...
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Goal-based program selection guide. Whether you want to build mass, lose fat, or just become athletic — we break it down...
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