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EPISODE · Feb 12, 2022 · 44 MIN

#416: 7 Hardgainer Training Myths That Kill Your Gains

from The Jay Ferruggia Show

A hardgainer is someone who has a difficult time gaining muscle no matter what they do.  Usually they're skinny-fat.  But they could just be skinny.  And they could just be fat.  Either way, they have less than optimal genetics for this stuff.  This struggle is amplified by every "hardgainer" article or training program giving you info that is 100% DEAD WRONG and the exact opposite of what you should be doing.  In this episode I'm going to give you the TRUTH about how to get jacked and lean as a hardgainer.  In addition to that I'll also be covering: Should you wear a lifting belt, and when?  What piece of equipment should be in all gyms? What to do if you can't overhead press? What 3 books changed my life? What mobility exercises should you be doing regularly?   Sponsors: Optimal Carnivore - Enjoy the most nutrient dense food on the planet with their encapsulated grass-fed organ complex.  Use coupon code Renegade. Thesis - To become more focused, energetic and productive take the 3 min assessment and get your customized nootropic blend.  Use coupon code JAY to save 15%.  HardGainerTraining.com - Don't do another workout until you read THIS.  

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