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105: Strength Training for Nerds

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105: Strength Training for Nerds

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105: Strength Training for Nerds
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January 3, 2019 • Episode 105
105: Strength Training for Nerds
By Adam Wathan • View the Website
In the spirit of the new year, Adam and Ben Orenstein talk about getting in shape through strength training.
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Episode Details

In the spirit of the new year, Adam and Ben Orenstein talk about getting in shape through strength training.

Show Notes

Topics include:
  • What exercises you should focus on and why
  • How to develop a system that will force you to make progress
  • The importance of keeping a training journal
  • Why full-body workouts are better than training a specific muscle group each day
  • The importance of mobility for both training and your work life
  • Why building strength is so important as you age
  • Why you shouldn't trust trainers trying to sell complex exercise programs
  • Why you probably shouldn't be running for exercise
  • What equipment you need to get started
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A podcast for developers interested in building great software products. Every episode, Adam Wathan is joined by a guest to talk about everything from product design and user experience to unit testing and system administration.

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