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Andrew Gelber and Luis Pertuz

Cheyne and Luis talk about their views on health and fitness, tips/advice plus plenty of anecdotes from years behind the name tag.

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    The Fitness Industry is Full of Bullsh*t! So what actually works?

    Is the fitness industry helping you get in shape, or just finding new ways to sell you stuff you don't need? Between miracle supplements, questionable workout trends, fitness influencers, six-day training splits, fat-burning gimmicks, and an endless stream of contradictory advice, it's becoming harder to separate legitimate fitness information from complete nonsense. In this episode of More Than Meatheads, we're calling out the nonsense and getting back to what actually works. We discuss the biggest fitness myths, the influence of social media, the supplement industry, and why so many people are constantly chasing the next big thing instead of mastering the fundamentals. Among the topics: - Fitness Myths: Do you really need to shock your muscles, train to exhaustion, or constantly change your workout? - Social Media Fitness: Are influencers educating people or just entertaining them? - Supplements & Quick Fixes: Are they worth the money, or are we buying into the promise of shortcuts? - What Actually Works: Strength training, progressive overload, nutrition, recovery, and consistency. - The Psychology of Fitness: Why do we gravitate toward complicated solutions when the basics are often what we need? We're not here to tell you that everything in the fitness industry is b******t. But we're definitely here to question a few things. No miracle pills. No secret exercises. No nonsense. Just two Meatheads having a real conversation about fitness. Join the conversation: What's the biggest piece of fitness b******t you've ever believed? We'd love to hear your stories! Thanks for listening to More Than Meatheads!

    The Fitness Industry is Full of Bullsh*t! So what actually works?
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Cheyne and Luis talk about their views on health and fitness, tips/advice plus plenty of anecdotes from years behind the name tag.