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2778: Why Your Body Is Resisting Fat Loss (And What To Do)

January 22, 2026 01:15:25 14.57 MB ( 57.81 MB less) Downloads: 0
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  • Building leg stamina, and why what you're avoiding is probably best for you. (29:45)

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  • Making the case for regulation. (46:33)

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  • Rage bait and algorithm hacks. (59:25)

  • #Quah question #1 – My quads are always sore after squats, lunges, etc. and then stay sore for days later. I warm up and stretch after. I try to progress but not go too heavy when my muscles ache. What else can I do to alleviate that pain? (1:04:19)

  • #Quah question #2 – Any tips for perpetually tight hips? I have a desk job, but I do lots of walking and foam rolling several times a week. (1:05:48)

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  • #Quah question #4 – I'd love to hear about smart ways to program heavy circuits. Not talking about Orangetheory style circuits, but taking 3-4 lifts, using different muscle groups, and resting maybe 30 seconds between lifts, which would give several minutes before repeating any one lift. Can this be done in a way to gain strength and build muscle? (1:11:06)

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