Considerations for Creating Effective Fitness Programming
WHAT IS THE BEST PROGRAM? It could be the one that you are doing (beginners). It could be the one you have not done (intermediate). In terms of the best program, I believe the best program is the one that addresses weaknesses and limiting factors. Lower traps, external rotators, neck, low back, GPP, poor mobility, ankle dorsiflexion, hamstrings, VMO, triceps, grip, glutes, etc. HAVE YOU DONE YOUR PROGRAMS? Are you familiar with the feeling of performing the superset you have subscribed? Have you made a circuit (AKA Giant set) and do the exercise selected fit the outcome you are seeking? Are you trying to bring up strength in the bench press but not addressing the imbalances in the back and shoulders? As a rule of thumb, I like to program 2-3 pulls for every push with upper body. Can you have a conversation with an athlete and relate to the feeling they get with a 4-0-1-0 tempo back squat? CAN A BEGINNER EXCEL WITH YOUR EXERCISE SELECTIONS? Compound lifts a