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EPISODE · Dec 23, 2025 · 33 MIN

Full Range of Motion vs Partial Reps: Strength, Hypertrophy & Performance | Judd Lienhard

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Is full range of motion always better? Or is that just dogmatic gym culture pretending context doesn’t matter?In this solo episode, Judd Lienhard—former Army Ranger, college linebacker, and strength & performance coach with 15+ years of experience—breaks down the full range of motion vs partial range of motion debate without the internet nonsense.Train smarter with Judd’s performance-based programs. Get access to Judd Lienhard’s full training app—strength, athletic development, mobility, and conditioning built for real bodies, not dogma. Start your FREE 7-day trial now: JuddLienhard.comThis episode covers:Why “full range of motion” is a misleading, context-dependent termWhen partial reps actually build MORE strength and powerHow injuries, limb length, joint structure, and mobility change what “optimal” looks likeWhy elite athletes and top strength coaches intentionally limit range of motionThe role of hypertrophy vs strength vs athletic performanceHow fatigue, CNS load, and season timing should influence exercise selectionWhen accommodating resistance (bands & chains) makes more sense than dogmaIf your goal is athletic performance, long-term strength, or injury-resilient training, this episode will challenge the idea that deeper is always better—and explain why smart training adapts to the athlete, not ideology.🎧 Whether you’re a strength coach, athlete, lifter, or serious gym-goer, this episode will change how you think about reps, depth, and performance.Listen, subscribe, and leave a review to support the show. New episodes drop weekly. 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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Is full range of motion always better? Or is that just dogmatic gym culture pretending context doesn’t matter? In this solo episode, Judd Lienhard—former Army Ranger, college linebacker, and strength & performance coach with 15+ years of experience—breaks down the full range of motion vs partial range of motion debate without the internet nonsense. Train smarter with Judd’s performance-based programs. Get access to Judd Lienhard’s full training app—strength, athletic development, mobili...

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