r/AskReddit 12h ago

Gym bros, what sacred knowledge of getting Gains do you swear by and will always recommend?

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u/cdmurray88 10h ago

I'm definitely talking about excessive bouncing.

Power, speed, strength, and endurance definitely have different modes of training.

PTs against resistance training? It's the primary way to build strength and bone health.

And yes, every body is different, so form is different from person to person. Perfect doesn't exist, period.

u/AGuyWithoutABeard 10h ago

Love everything you said. I hope I didn't come off hostile or critical!

I do think a bit of egolifting is good for the soul, as a treat, though. Just has to be done in moderation

u/cdmurray88 10h ago

I do think a bit of egolifting is good for the soul

The big one that gets me is how quiet you're supposed to be in some gyms. Sometimes a forceful exhale or a good grunt is what you need for those last few reps to not get caught holding your breath on the hardest part of your lift.