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High reps, light weight, isn't doing shit.
High reps. Light weight. Ain’t doing a damn thing for you. Biggest rookie mistake? Grabbing the 10–15 lb dumbbells and cranking out a million reps like you’re trying to win an endurance contest. You’re chasing calorie burn.600… 1,000… whatever your watch says. That’s not body recomposition. That’s treadmill-to-nowhere. I’ve been there.I’ve lost over 150 lbs in my lifetime. Through Soldierfit and The Herd, we’ve helped thousands transform over the last 18 years. Here’s the truth—light weight = light results. You need progressive overload. You need a strength program that actually challenges you. You need fuel, not starvation. You need rest and recovery that builds you back stronger. If you focus on getting skinny, you’ll live in a deprivation mindset and fail. If you focus on getting strong, I’ll put you in the best shape of your life. ✅ Lift heavy enough to stimulate muscle growth. ✅ Eat clean 80% of the time. ✅ Rest, recover, and repeat. Do that long enough, and your results won’t just show up—they’ll slap you in the face. 💬 Drop your questions below—I’ll answer every one. Fit. Free. America. Head down. Horns up. #StrengthOverSkinny #ProgressiveOverload #MuscleBuildsMetabolism #LiftHeavy #MensFitness #FitOver40 #LoseFatBuildMuscle #BlueCollarStrong #Soldierfit #TheHerd #DisciplineEqualsFreedom #HeadDownHornsUp #FitFreeAmerica
2 likes • Aug 16
That’s my goal every bootcamp. I rather do half of the exercises because I went so heavy that I had to take more breaks, than go lighter than I can to finish before the time is up or repeat the station a lot of times.
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I really enjoy do bootcamps, I always go super heavy with weights because my goal is get more lean muscle, but since last meeting I’ve been thinking about do some weightlifting sessions. My problem is: I don’t want to miss any bootcamp. Also is hard for me get a full rest day. I feel that I need to exercise everyday, more because like to move than because I want to get my goals faster. So I don’t know if is better do not do a bootcamp when I do weightlifting, or if I can do a bootcamp and weightlifting same day (morning and evening), And if is really bad to do light training day instead of have a full rest day.
0 likes • Jul 12
Another question 🙈 I see people doing inbody scan after the workout, but I remember to read somewhere that we should do it before working out to get real results. When is the best time to do inbody scan: rested or pumped?
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Diogo Vaz Franco Santiago
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Soldierfit member since January 2024. Rockville

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