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EPISODE · Mar 10, 2026 · 30 MIN

The Worst Fitness Advice You Still Believe (Part 2) | #079

from The Judd Lienhard Podcast · host Judd Lienhard

In this episode of the Judd Lienhard Podcast, Judd breaks down more of the worst fitness advice still being taught in gyms today and explains why many common training rules are outdated, misunderstood, or applied without context.Judd has seen countless training myths repeated by trainers, influencers, and gym culture in general. The problem isn’t always that these ideas are completely wrong, it’s that they’re often applied as rigid rules instead of tools.In part two of this series, Judd tackles five more pieces of commonly repeated fitness advice that may actually be holding people back in their training.Topics include the myth of always keeping your “chest up and back flat,” why lifters are often told to stay on their heels, the long-standing warning to never let your knees go past your toes, the debate around slow essentrics, and why many lifters misunderstand the purpose of lifting straps.Judd explains how real strength training should focus on context, progression, and adaptability, rather than blindly following dogmatic cues. You’ll learn how athletes actually move, why tendon strength and joint resilience matter, and how different training strategies can be used to build strength, power, and durability over time.If you’ve ever been confused by conflicting advice in the gym, this episode will help you understand why so many common lifting rules don’t tell the whole story. 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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In this episode of the Judd Lienhard Podcast, Judd breaks down more of the worst fitness advice still being taught in gyms today and explains why many common training rules are outdated, misunderstood, or applied without context. Judd has seen countless training myths repeated by trainers, influencers, and gym culture in general. The problem isn’t always that these ideas are completely wrong, it’s that they’re often applied as rigid rules instead of tools. In part two of this series, Judd tac...

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