Fitness Q&A: Turkish Getups, Training to Failure, HIIT Myths, Monster Glutes & Smart Programming | #071 episode artwork

EPISODE · Feb 12, 2026 · 28 MIN

Fitness Q&A: Turkish Getups, Training to Failure, HIIT Myths, Monster Glutes & Smart Programming | #071

from The Judd Lienhard Podcast · host Judd Lienhard

In this Q&A episode of the Judd Lienhard Podcast, Judd answers listener questions covering strength training, functional fitness, workout programming, and some of the most debated topics in the gym world.Judd breaks down why the Turkish getup may be the single most valuable exercise for overall health and athleticism, explains whether compound lifts are enough on their own, and shares how to structure training blocks when you’re chasing multiple goals like strength, power, speed, and endurance.This episode also dives into the resurgence of low-volume high-intensity training (HIT), when it can actually be useful, and why long-term progress still requires smart volume and consistency.Other topics include training to failure, Jefferson curls, Olympic cleans, glute development (yes, even for men), and whether decline bench deserves a spot in your program.If you want practical, science-backed training advice without the noise, this one covers it all.In This Episode, Judd Covers:Why Turkish getups are unmatched for functional strengthCompound lifts vs isolation work (the 80/20 rule)How to organize strength, power, and conditioning togetherThe truth about low-volume high-intensity training (HIT)What to do when you miss your rep target mid-setHow men can build monster glutes with smarter trainingJefferson curls: benefits, risks, and proper progressionOlympic cleans: how much is strength vs skillWhy training to failure isn’t necessary (and when it is)Decline bench press for full chest development This episode is brought to you by David ProteinDavid Protein has the highest protein-to-calorie ratio of any leading bar in the market. David Protein Gold label has: 28g of protein, 150 calories, and 0g of sugar. And equally as important, this bar tastes delicious. Each bar features an indulgent, doughy texture, studded with satisfying chunks and airy crisps. Other bars are hard to choke down, but I often eat 2 David Protein bars in a sitting, they are that good. Try them for yourself.Order here for free shipping on your first order: davidprotein.com/juddThis episode is brought to you by LMNTOptimal hydration doesn’t just mean more fluids, it means getting the right electrolyte balance. Make your purchase through my link to receive a free LMNT Sample Pack featuring the most popular flavors: drinklmnt.com/juddEnjoyed this conversation? Consider sharing it with a friend. Subscribe, Rate, & Review to help us bring you more epic conversations. ⭐️🎧🔥

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