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Ep. 149 Why You're Not Making Progress In The Gym
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In this episode, Karl Ger and Rob dive into some of the most common (and frustrating) questions people have around training, fat loss, and making real progress. They unpack why so many people feel like they’re putting in the work but not seeing results — and what’s actually going wrong beneath the surface. From understanding progressive overload to the difference between training with intention vs just getting a sweat, this conversation breaks down what truly drives progress in the gym. They also tackle a big practical question: how many days a week do you actually need to train? Whether you’re trying to balance a busy life or wondering if you’re doing enough, Karl and Rob explain the concept of the “minimum effective dose” and why consistency always beats doing more. Finally, they get into one of the most relatable topics — can you still lose fat and have a social life? From alcohol and calories to weekends derailing progress, they share honest, real-world advice on how to enjoy yourself without undoing your results. This episode is all about cutting through the noise and helping you train smarter, not just harder.
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