The Goal of Your Exercise:
Are you tired of just going through the motions when it comes to your workouts? Do you feel like you're not getting the results you want, despite putting in the effort? It's time to rethink your approach to exercise. Exercise isn't just about movement—it's about intentional resistance application.
What Does This Mean?
Exercise is a Tool, Not the Goal: The goal isn't just to "do the work" but to stimulate adaptation without unnecessary wear and tear. It's about how well the exercise challenges the targeted structures, not just the movement itself.
Tension Over Motion: Just because you’re moving doesn’t mean you’re training effectively. The key is controlling tension in a way that matches your body’s needs, mechanics, and limitations.
Stimulus Without Excess Stress: More load isn’t always better. If an exercise is poorly executed or poorly suited to your structure, it’s just stress on your joints, not productive training.
How to Train with Intent
1. Focus on Intentional Movement: Ensure that every rep serves a purpose. You’re not just exercising—you’re strategically applying resistance to create adaptation without unnecessary risk.
2. Understand Your Body: Recognize your body's unique needs and limitations. This is where Exercise Mechanics comes into play, applying principles from engineering and physics to optimize your workouts.
3. Customize Your Training: Avoid one-size-fits-all programs. Instead, opt for personal training that tailors exercises to your specific goals, needs, and tolerances.
By training with intent and understanding the true goal of exercise, you can achieve more effective and sustainable results. Don't just go through the motions—make every workout count
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