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I'm 41 - These 5 Mistakes Killed My Muscle Gains (must avoid)

I'm 41 - These 5 Mistakes Killed My Muscle Gains (must avoid)

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Anson Belt & Buckle: Step up your belt game get 2 bonus pieces FREE with the Box Set at When you’re in your 20s, you think your body is bulletproof. In your 30s, you think you still have time. Then you hit 40 and you realize there are things you should’ve done differently. I’ve been training for almost two decades, and looking back, there are five decisions I would absolutely change if I could do it again. Not because I didn’t work hard, but because I worked hard in the wrong ways. Today I’m sharing the five things I wish I did differently in my 20s and 30s. So you can build muscle, stay strong, and actually feel better as you get older, not worse. And make sure you watch until the end, because number three is something I only started doing recentlyand it completely changed how I train. If I had done this earlier, I would’ve built more muscle and saved myself a lot of unnecessary wear and tear. [SHRED 40] FREE FAT LOSS PROGRAM FOR MEN OVER 40 [THE 2-2-2 METHOD] FREE MINIMALIST WORKOUT FOR MEN OVER 40 [MASS 40] FREE WORKOUT FOR MEN OVER 40 [FULL BODY 40] FREE FULL BODY PROGRAM FOR MEN OVER 40 [COACHING] APPLY FOR OUR 1-ON-1 COACHING PROGRAM FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM: Disclaimer: The content on this channel is for informational and entertainment purposes only. It is not intended to replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider before starting any new fitness program, diet, or supplement regimen. Results may vary. Use of this information is at your own risk.
Date: 2026-01-23

Comments and reviews: 14


This was good. Fellas, I'm 75 and I've been in the gym 40 years. The single, most important advice I give to all the younger gym guys is--DON'T EGO LIFT! I know it's easy to get into that mind-set when you're with your buddies, of how much you can one-rep-max on the bench and squat, but I tore up both my knees and shoulders playing that game. It's not worth it and it could be a death sentence to your gym life. If you're lifting too much to keep proper form--don't do it! Thanks again for the video.
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Your reason for using machines is also a negative to the use of machines for older adults. You need to train your stability, coordination, core engagement, etc, as we age that becomes more important to avoid falls. When you are older, bulking and crazy muscle hypertrophy won’t be your number one priority, but having a body that moves well and is strong will be more important. Functional training, full ROM, natural movements, compound moves
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the flip side on machines is once you are injured, they often become non-options. I cannot use machines for upper body pressing movements due to shoulder pain. With free weights, I’m able to modify the bar path and angles to work around mountain bike and motorcycle crash related injuries.
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How can a person build the same muscle mass at maintenance, compared to someone who’s bulking (higher protein and calorie intake) Was there something I missed
I understand what you said by still building muscle while at maintenance, staying lean. But how can an individual get bigger

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I’ve been rocking that belt brand for some time now, only thing I dislike about the belt is when I’m driving I can literally feel the belt pressing against my back due to the fact the belt is very stiff/sturdy other than that it’s an awesome belt
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If you’re gonna pitch for a sponsor then eliminate outside commercials. If you want to monetize with outside commercials then don’t pitch for a sponsor. It’s just a matter of respect for your viewers
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Good call on the bulking/cutting process. Maybe that works for some guys. For me, it just meant my belt got tighter until I had to loosen it. Those weren't the kind of gains I was looking for.
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1. Take Mobility seriously. 2. I would have used Machines more. 3. I would have focussed on effort rather than volume. 4. I would have stuck to the plan. 5. I would have stopped bulking & cutting.
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In your old Videos you said as a beginner you have to focus on the freeweight compounds but now you say machines are better, ans I am a beginner is free weights better or machines
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5 things do over;
1. NO BB Squats
2. NO dead lifts
3. More stretching
4. Use Intermittent fasting
5. Good protein powder, creatine and multivitamin.

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Did you say in another video you're a grandparent A 41 year old grandparent. Wow. Bless you. You came out the womb with credit history and a job application huh lol
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Stop that weird speech cadence, brother. Just talk like a regular person without emphasis on the final word of your sentence. Almost unlistenable.
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6 reps 8 reps 10 reps. as long as your lifting heavy enough and have to push the last couple out with force your onto a winner
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Mobility, flexability, stability and strength. I realized this 25 years ago and started yoga in a addition to weight training.
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