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Gym Talk

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A Community being built to better your understanding on improving fitness through training by a masters graduate in sport and exercise psychology.

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Countless hours go into building high quality coaching resources for this community, here’s just a peak into some of the content already available for premium members in the bench workshop. Over the next couple of months I will be uploading courses talking about nutrition, Jr S and C and muscle building. Stay tuned and keep building the member base please 🙏🏻
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Referrals = Premium!
I will be running a referral system for new members! If you refer 3 new members to the community and they message me with your name then I will upgrade your account to premium- which means lifetime access to my courses which would normally be for subscribers only. Stay posted for previews of future courses!
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Top single from this week’s training. Don’t want to turn this community into my workout page but instead this is a chance to promote my bench course which is fully up now for subscribers. Only going to be more content added to the course as time goes on and as a reminder premium members will have access to this an all future courses for less than the cost of a Starbucks every week.
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Question about warming
I have seen some programs where the first series is a warm-up set and the rest are working sets. Regarding warming up first and then starting the training ¿ What's the difference ?
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It depends on what the session looks like, naturally if your session has compound lifts like squat bench deadlift then taking time to work though mobility and priming makes more sense. But for hypertrophy focused movements on machines ect a warm up set of 50% of your top working set is likely enough to get you prepared for your 2 working sets without creating too much fatigue. Difference really comes down to motor unit recruitment- some people don’t need to warm up for too long and will use the first few reps of a working set to get all the engagement they need. It’s a case of finding what works best for you
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As this community grows I would really like every member who joins to do me a massive favour to support me. If everyone can recommend the community to a friend, family member or work colleague it will help me along the way to hitting my targets for the platform growing. Signing up is easy and takes only a few minutes but the value to my page is priceless. Many thanks in advance :)
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Manchester based PT and Strength coach operating out of Puregym- @callum_brady12

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Joined Jan 13, 2026