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  • Let's go back to the person who's listening to us who wants to take the plunge, wants to start doing resistance training.

    讓我們回到正在收聽我們節目的人身上,他想要嘗試一下,想要開始進行阻力訓練。

  • They're clinging to what you said a while ago that, hey, I can get some really good results if I'm in the gym 30 minutes twice a week.

    他們還在堅持你剛才說的,嘿,如果我每週兩次,每次 30 分鐘,就能取得非常好的效果。

  • I know that Mike trains eight hours a week, but I don't need to be Mike.

    我知道邁克每週訓練八小時,但我不需要成為邁克。

  • It's a lot.

    很多。

  • Tell me what a program looks like.

    告訴我程序是什麼樣的。

  • Let's construct the program for the ...

    讓我們來構建一個程序 ...

  • Let's do it as a young ...

    讓我們作為年輕的...

  • Let's start with a young person.

    讓我們從年輕人開始。

  • Let's start with a young person who actually has been somewhat active throughout their life, but it's mostly been in sports.

    讓我們從一個年輕人說起,這個年輕人其實一生都很活躍,但主要是在運動方面。

  • They play tennis.

    他們打網球。

  • They play ...

    他們玩...

  • They did cross country in high school.

    他們在高中時參加過越野賽。

  • They've just never been a gym rat, but they've listened to this podcast enough.

    他們只是從來沒有去過健身房,但他們已經聽夠了這個播客。

  • They've listened to you enough to know, hey, there's value in developing strength and I'd like to have some hypertrophy.

    他們已經聽你說得夠多了,他們知道,嘿,發展力量是有價值的,我想有一些肥厚。

  • I want to look a little better.

    我想看起來好一點。

  • Sure.

    當然。

  • Okay.

    好的

  • So I'm coming to you.

    所以我來找你了

  • I'm 40 years old.

    我今年 40 歲。

  • I'm kind of a little intimidated if I'm truthful, right?

    說實話,我有點害怕,對吧?

  • Don't know what to do. I have a whole pack bounced to make you more intimidated.

    不知道該怎麼辦 我有一整包彈丸,可以讓你更害怕。

  • So what's our two 30-minute day workout look like?

    那麼,我們每天兩個 30 分鐘的鍛鍊時間是怎樣的呢?

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • So I'll describe to you what week one could look like and then I'll tell you how to scale that afterwards.

    是以,我會向你描述第一週的情況,然後再告訴你如何擴大規模。

  • It's not just the same every single week.

    不是每週都一樣。

  • So what you want to do is if you're training twice a week, let's call it Monday and Thursday for simplicity, you do want some symmetry.

    是以,如果你每週訓練兩次,為了簡單起見,我們稱之為週一和週四,你確實需要一些對稱性。

  • So you don't want a situation which you train with weights Monday, Tuesday, and then you take the rest of the week to do other stuff.

    是以,你不希望出現這樣的情況:週一、週二進行舉重訓練,然後利用一週剩下的時間做其他事情。

  • If you only train twice a week, you want it to be roughly evenly spread.

    如果您每週只訓練兩次,您希望訓練時間大致平均分配。

  • So Monday, Thursday, Wednesday, Friday, that sort of thing.

    是以,週一、週四、週三、週五,諸如此類。

  • And because your muscles don't take usually a whole week to recover, but if you push them hard, maybe at most half a week, you can train every major muscle group of your body in every single session that you do.

    因為你的肌肉通常不需要整整一週的時間來恢復,但如果你使出吃奶的勁,也許最多半個星期,你就能在每次訓練中訓練到身體的每塊主要肌肉群。

  • So both Monday and Thursday, we'll have every major muscle group being trained.

    是以,無論是週一還是週四,我們都會對每個主要肌肉群進行訓練。

  • Routines that have the muscle groups separated are called split routines, you know, chest one day, back the next.

    將肌肉群分開的套路被稱為分割套路,你知道,前一天練胸,第二天練背。

  • Mostly pro bodybuilders are the only ones that benefit from that sort of thing and there's a lot of nuance about how to execute that sort of thing.

    只有職業健美運動員才能從這種方法中獲益,而且如何實施這種方法也有很多微妙之處。

  • So whole body training is probably best for almost everyone who is trying to get the health benefits, longevity benefits, the aesthetic benefits, and so on and so forth.

    是以,全身訓練可能最適合那些想獲得健康益處、長壽益處、美觀益處等諸如此類益處的人。

  • So the next thing you want to do is you want to conserve time, but you want a high degree of effect.

    所以,接下來你要做的就是節省時間,但又要達到很高的效果。

  • And that's going to impose some recommendations on us that do both of those things.

    這將對我們提出一些建議,使我們同時做到這兩點。

  • One recommendation is to choose lifts, to choose exercises that involve two components.

    建議之一是選擇升降機,選擇由兩個部分組成的運動。

  • One is large muscle masses, so you're not going to be doing a lot of like forearm curls or tibialis anterior calf raises, where like the muscle you're training is like as much muscle as your pinky finger and that's about it.

    一是大塊肌肉,所以你不會做很多像前臂捲曲或脛骨前小腿上舉這樣的動作,你要訓練的肌肉就像你的小指一樣多,僅此而已。

  • You're going to be training muscles like the quadriceps, the glutes, the hamstrings, the musculature of the back, the chest, the shoulders, the arms, etc.

    你要訓練的肌肉包括股四頭肌、臀肌、膕繩肌、背部肌肉、胸部肌肉、肩部肌肉、手臂肌肉等。

  • And choosing exercises that train those muscles, preferably not just one muscle at a time.

    選擇能訓練這些肌肉的運動,最好不要一次只訓練一塊肌肉。

  • So then we're using muscles very efficiently because we're pushing multiple muscles to their limits in one exercise.

    這樣,我們就能非常高效地使用肌肉,因為我們在一次運動中就能將多塊肌肉推向極限。

  • This is generally going to be compound movements, multi-joint movements.

    一般來說,這將是複合運動、多關節運動。

  • Things like pull-ups, pull-downs, barbell and dumbbell bent over rows that, for the back at least, engage the forearm flexion muscles, the biceps, etc.

    比如引體向上、下拉、槓鈴和啞鈴彎舉,至少對背部來說,可以鍛鍊前臂屈肌和二頭肌等。

  • They engage actually the muscles of the forearm themselves through your grip.

    它們實際上是通過你的握力來鍛鍊前臂肌肉本身。

  • They engage the posterior aspect of your deltoids, the rear delts.

    它們鍛鍊三角肌的後側,即後三角肌。

  • They engage almost every muscle in the back all at the same time.

    它們幾乎能同時鍛鍊背部的每一塊肌肉。

  • Now you do one set of bicep curls, but I do one set of underhand pull-ups.

    現在你做一組二頭肌捲曲,但我做一組徒手引體向上。

  • I got my biceps checked off and I got three other muscles checked off.

    我的肱二頭肌和其他三塊肌肉都通過了檢查。

  • You just have one.

    你只有一個。

  • One of my absolute grotesque pet peeves is to see personal trainers in major cities training their regular clients, housewife who's 55, and having her do like rear delt cable fly one at a time.

    我最討厭的一件事就是在大城市看到私人教練訓練他們的固定客戶,55 歲的家庭主婦,讓她一次做一個後三角纜飛。

  • I'm like, oh my God, is that one made of time?

    我想,天哪,那是時間做的嗎?

  • And also is there some kind of physique show which the judges said she needs bigger rear delts but nothing else?

    還有,評審說她需要更大的後三角肌,但沒有說其他的,這是不是某種體能秀?

  • That's the only reason you should be doing that nine times out of ten.

    這就是你十有八九要這麼做的唯一理由。

  • So compound movements, close grip bench presses, push-ups, overhead presses, upright rows, squats, deadlifts, etc., etc., etc., these are the kind of movements that train multiple muscles at the same time and thus they are insanely time efficient because you do a few exercises and you're like, holy crap, that's all of my upper body.

    是以,複合運動、緊握臥推、俯臥撐、高舉俯臥撐、直立划船、深蹲、負重舉重等等,這些運動可以同時訓練多塊肌肉,是以非常節省時間,因為你只需做幾次練習,就會覺得,我的天哪,我的上半身都練完了。

  • If you do some kind of a rowing machine, you do some kind of machine or barbell or dumbbell that's a close grip press, you do some kind of upright row situation, then you've technically trained kind of every single muscle in your upper body to a substantial extent because every single exercise trains three or four muscles at a time.

    如果你使用某種划船機,使用某種機器或槓鈴或啞鈴進行緊握按壓,使用某種直立划船方式,那麼從技術上講,你已經在很大程度上訓練了上半身的每一塊肌肉,因為每一次鍛鍊都能同時訓練三到四塊肌肉。

  • So those are the kind of movements we're going to be leaning into the most.

    是以,這些都是我們將最重視的運動。

  • What about for the lower body?

    下半身呢?

  • Same idea.

    同樣的想法。

  • Besides the deadlift and the squat, RDL.

    除了舉重和深蹲之外,RDL。

  • So various stiff-legged deadlift or good morning, RDL is the same category of movement.

    是以,各種硬腿舉重或早安,RDL 都是同一類動作。

  • That trains your entire back, specifically your spinal erector musculature which is insanely important for healthy aging.

    這可以訓練你的整個背部,特別是脊柱直立肌,這對健康老化非常重要。

  • I could talk about that ad nauseum and then it trains your glutes and it trains your hamstrings and it trains your sartorius and parts of your adductors and it actually trains your calves too.

    我可以不厭其煩地討論這個問題,然後它可以訓練你的臀部,訓練你的膕繩肌,訓練你的腓腸肌和部分內收肌,實際上它還可以訓練你的小腿。

  • Holy crap, that's one exercise.

    我的媽呀,這就是一個練習。

  • You integrate some kind of lunging pattern into that or some kind of squatting pattern, be it a hot squat, leg press, barbell squat, you name it, and all of a sudden, you run out of muscles to train in your lower body because everything has been done to a high degree of diligence.

    你將某種肺活量模式或某種深蹲模式融入其中,無論是熱深蹲、壓腿、槓鈴深蹲,你說得出來,突然間,你就沒有下半身肌肉可訓練了,因為一切都已經做得很努力了。

  • Again, compound movements.

    再次,複合運動。

  • Again, I see 45-year-old financial advisors who don't have a lot of time.

    同樣,我看到 45 歲的財務顧問沒有太多時間。

  • They have family obligations.

    他們有家庭義務。

  • They have work obligations.

    他們有工作義務。

  • They have other hobbies and they're doing like leg extensions in the gym.

    他們有其他愛好,在健身房裡做伸腿之類的運動。

  • I'm always like, man, I hope that guy's hurt and has a good reason to be doing those because if he's not squatting or lunging or doing leg presses or something, he's just using up time in the gym, training one thing at a time for no good reason at all.

    我總是想,夥計,我希望那個人受傷了,並且有一個很好的理由來做這些,因為如果他不深蹲、肺活量或做壓腿什麼的,他只是在健身房裡浪費時間,一次訓練一件事,根本沒有什麼好的理由。

  • So invariably, you've been asked this a thousand times, but when this person's coming into this situation and they don't have a high training history, what are the tools you use to teach them how to do these compound movements safely, especially the lower body ones, right?

    所以,你總是被問到這個問題,但當這個人進入這種情況,他們沒有很高的訓練歷史,你用什麼工具來教他們如何安全地做這些複合動作,尤其是下半身動作,對嗎?

  • So squats and deadlifts, admittedly, they're not going to be starting out with a ton of weight, but- That's the biggest tool.

    所以深蹲和舉重,誠然,他們一開始不會用很大的重量,但那是最大的工具。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • It's starting out with low weight.

    一開始重量很輕。

  • There is no movement the human body can do, which unloaded and not pushing the muscles and tendons to their extreme has any higher risk probability than any other movement.

    人體所能做的任何動作,在沒有負荷、沒有將肌肉和肌腱推向極致的情況下,其風險概率都不會高於任何其他動作。

  • So you can start with a deadlift or a squat that's body weight or less.

    是以,你可以從相當於或小於體重的負重舉或深蹲開始。

  • You can brace your arms on a Smith machine and unload yourself while you squat.

    您可以在史密斯機上支撐雙臂,在深蹲時卸下自己的負荷。

  • That may be where you have to start.

    這可能是你必須開始的地方。

  • You take multiple sets like that that are very submaximal, ideally you're there with a personal trainer.

    你需要進行多組類似的訓練,這些訓練都是次極限訓練,最好是在私人教練的指導下進行。

  • If not, you can just go to YouTube and type in the name of your exercise and it'll pop up.

    如果沒有,您只需在 YouTube 上輸入您的練習名稱,它就會彈出。

  • We have a huge library for free on YouTube.

    我們在 YouTube 上有一個巨大的免費圖書館。

  • Actually the RPI Per Trippi app, which is one of our apps in our app suite, has every exercise you'll ever see in there has a video demonstration one click away.

    實際上,RPI Per Trippi 應用程序是我們應用程序套件中的一個應用程序,裡面的每項練習都有視頻演示,只需點擊一下即可觀看。

  • So you look at that, ideally you would have a personal trainer because live communication about how to exercise is irreplaceable.

    是以,從這個角度來看,你最好能有一個私人教練,因為關於如何鍛鍊的現場交流是不可替代的。

  • Because on a video, we're assuming that your assessment of what that is is your assessment of what you're doing, which is very difficult.

    因為在視頻中,我們假設你對視頻內容的評估就是你對自己正在做的事情的評估,而這是非常困難的。

  • Oh my God, you walk into the gym and they're like, I'm squatting.

    天啊,你走進健身房,他們會說,我在深蹲。

  • You're like that, and that's not a squat.

    你就是這樣的人,這不是蹲下。

  • I don't know what the hell someone told you or what video you're looking at.

    我不知道是誰告訴你的,也不知道你在看什麼視頻。

  • That ain't it.

    不是這樣的。

  • If you have a personal trainer, they can be like, ooh, that's really good, but I want you to move your hips back more.

    如果你有一個私人教練,他們會說,哦,這真的很好,但我希望你能把臀部往後挪一挪。

  • I want you to move down more, so on and so forth.

    我希望你再往下一點,如此反覆。

  • But basically the first time you're ever with someone in a session, all you do is you take them through those movement patterns, fine tune their technique with lots of encouragement, and you're not seeking perfection, you're just seeking basic competency.

    但基本上,當你第一次和別人一起上課時,你所做的就是帶他們學習這些動作模式,通過大量的鼓勵來微調他們的技術,你並不追求完美,你只是在追求基本的能力。

  • Get your heels on the ground, get you squatting all the way down, get your back nice and straight.

    腳跟著地,一直蹲下去,背部挺直。

  • Listen, that's all we want.

    聽著,這就是我們想要的。

  • You'll do three or four of those, what are really warm-up sets, and you'll just kick them out of the gym.

    你會做三四組這樣的熱身動作,然後把他們趕出健身房。

  • Three or four warm-up sets per exercise.

    每個練習做三到四組熱身運動。

  • It's a teaching session.

    這是一個教學環節。

  • They never even lifted heavy.

    他們甚至從未舉起過重物。

  • They never pushed to failure, but because they're so unaccustomed to lifting, they'll get sore, and it's enough tension and disruption that they will grow muscle.

    他們從來沒有用力到失敗,但因為他們太不習慣舉重,所以會感到痠痛,這足以讓他們感到緊張和混亂,從而長出肌肉。

  • The next time they come in, you work them through a different series of movements.

    下一次他們來的時候,你會通過一系列不同的動作來訓練他們。

  • Let's call it Monday-Thursday movements.

    我們稱之為週一至週四運動。

  • The next week they come in, and you do the same workout except maybe that last set of every movement after a few technique-oriented sets.

    下一週,他們來了,你做同樣的訓練,除了在做了幾組技巧性的動作後,可能每個動作的最後一組。

  • You ask them to go for slightly more repetitions, maybe not five but now ten, or you put a little bit of weight on the bar, something that gets them like, ooh, okay, I feel it, this is a And then over time, slowly every week, you increase the weight a little bit more, a little bit more, a little bit more, until several weeks later their technique looks real good, which most people can learn really good techniques.

    你要求他們多做一些重複動作,也許不是五次,而是十次,或者在槓上加一點重量,讓他們覺得,哦,好的,我感覺到了,這是一個動作,然後隨著時間的推移,慢慢地每週增加一點重量,再增加一點,再增加一點,直到幾周後他們的技術看起來非常好,大多數人都能學到非常好的技術。

  • It's not that complicated in a few weeks, and now they're like kind of struggling with their weights.

    幾周後,情況就沒那麼複雜了,現在他們就像在和體重做鬥爭。

  • We're finally up to a weight and rep combination that's challenging them physiologically every set, not just neurologically for how to do the technique.

    我們終於達到了一個重量和代表次數的組合,每組都對他們的生理提出了挑戰,而不僅僅是在神經上挑戰他們如何完成技術。

  • That three or four-week sort of entry period is amazing because it takes the probability of injury and just almost completely eliminates it because you're not just going in there and seeing how strong you are on the first day, which believe it or not, a lot of people are inclined to do.

    三四個星期的入門期是非常神奇的,因為它可以避免受傷的可能性,幾乎完全消除了受傷的可能性,因為你不會在第一天就去看自己有多強,不管你信不信,很多人都傾向於這樣做。

  • It's profoundly stupid.

    真是愚蠢至極。

  • It's reserved for like high school or junior high kids.

    這是為高中生或初中生準備的。

  • Whatever, you're in ninth grade, fuck it, max out.

    管它呢,你都九年級了,管它呢,盡情發揮吧。

  • Don't do that when you're an adult.

    等你成年了,就別再這麼做了。

  • It's profoundly stupid, especially if you're in your 40s and 50s and 60s, and like you don't want a torn pec.

    這是非常愚蠢的,尤其是如果你已經 40 多歲、50 多歲和 60 多歲了,而且你不想胸肌撕裂。

  • You drive a truck for a living, your pec is required for that sort of thing.

    你以開卡車為生,你的胸肌就是幹這種活兒的必需品。

  • After that sort of easing in period, you're now competent to movement.

    經過一段時間的適應期後,您就可以開始運動了。

  • You feel yourself competent as a member of general gym culture.

    作為普通健身房文化的一員,你覺得自己是稱職的。

  • You don't feel lost.

    你不會感到迷失。

  • A big part of a problem of getting people to go to gyms and actually stick with it is there's this understanding that people have, which is itself relatable but inaccurate, that the gym is for people that know things.

    讓人們去健身房並真正堅持下去的一個重要問題是,人們有這樣一種理解,即健身房是為懂行的人準備的,這種理解本身很貼切,但並不準確。

  • It's their place.

    這是他們的地方。

  • It's for that jacked guy.

    是給那個大塊頭的

  • It's not for me.

    這不適合我。

  • The thing is that jacked guy, to paraphrase another comedian, like he's been in the gym enough.

    用另一個喜劇演員的話來說,就是那個 "大塊頭 "好像在健身房鍛鍊夠了。

  • He should take a few days off.

    他應該休息幾天。

  • You're big.

    你長大了

  • You did it, buddy.

    你做到了 夥計

  • The people who really need to be in the gym are the ones who aren't in the gym.

    真正需要去健身房的人是那些沒有去健身房的人。

  • The gym is an infinitely welcoming place.

    健身房是一個無限溫馨的地方。

  • Almost all the jacked people are super nice in real life.

    幾乎所有有千斤頂的人在現實生活中都是超級好人。

  • They're not judging you.

    他們不是在評判你。

  • They're just staring off into space.

    他們只是呆呆地望著太空。

  • They're ultra selfish.

    他們極端自私。

  • They don't care about you.

    他們根本不在乎你。

  • If you don't know what you're doing, you can always ask them and it almost certainly will give you free advice until you're blue in the face.

    如果你不知道自己在做什麼,可以隨時問他們,他們幾乎肯定會給你免費的建議,直到你面紅耳赤為止。

  • After a few weeks of being in the gym with a trainer, you're like, this is my place.

    在健身房與教練相處幾周後,你會覺得,這就是我的地盤。

  • I belong here.

    我屬於這裡。

  • I'm starting to push a little hard.

    我開始有點用力了。

  • Then over time, you just increase the load on the bar a little bit.

    然後,隨著時間的推移,你就可以一點點地增加單槓的負荷。

  • If you're no longer getting sore or really tired, sore and tired in such a way that you need until next Thursday to get sore and tired, you start increasing the number of working sets that you're doing.

    如果你不再感到痠痛或非常疲憊,痠痛和疲憊到了需要到下週四才能緩解的程度,你就可以開始增加練習組數。

  • Because working sets wise up until this point was just one working set really if you think about it.

    因為從工作集的角度來看,到目前為止,如果你仔細想想,其實只有一個工作集。

  • In the first week or two, zero working sets.

    在最初的一兩週內,工作套數為零。

  • They're all practice sets because you're so untrained.

    這些都是練習套路,因為你沒有受過訓練。

  • They're work sets for you, but they're not to anyone else that's watching.

    它們對你來說是工作套裝,但對其他觀看者來說卻不是。

  • A few weeks in, one work set.

    幾周後,一套工作就完成了。

  • A few weeks after, two work sets and so on and so on and so on until you're doing anywhere between three and six working sets per exercise.

    幾周後,再做兩組練習,以此類推,直到每次練習做三到六組練習。

  • There's another twist here for the person that wants to save a lot of time and actually get some cardiovascular benefits as well.

    對於那些既想節省大量時間,又想獲得心血管方面的好處的人來說,這裡還有一個轉捩點。

  • You take exercises that are responsible for training muscles that can be paired with other exercises which train muscles that are totally or mostly unrelated.

    你可以將負責訓練肌肉的練習與其他訓練完全或大部分不相關肌肉的練習搭配起來。

  • If I do a seated dumbbell shoulder press, I rack those dumbbells, I can walk over and do some goblet squats and essentially there's almost no muscle overlap or I can do some deadlifts and there's just no muscle overlap whatsoever.

    如果我做坐姿啞鈴肩上推舉,我把啞鈴架起來,我可以走過去做一些高腳深蹲,基本上幾乎沒有肌肉重疊,或者我可以做一些負重舉重,也完全沒有肌肉重疊。

  • I could do some seated dumbbell shoulder presses, put it down, nice hard set, good job, two sets left.

    我可以做一些坐姿啞鈴肩部推舉,把它放下來,很好的一組動作,做得好,還剩兩組。

  • I could sit for the average of one or two minutes and scroll on my phone, but if you're really time conscious and you want extra cardiovascular benefit, what you can do is as soon as you've finished with one group of muscles, you take five or ten seconds, shake it out, breathe it out, hit the next working set for that paired exercise.

    我可以平均坐一到兩分鐘,然後用手機滾動,但如果你真的很有時間觀念,而且你想獲得額外的心血管益處,你可以做的是,當你完成一組肌肉的訓練後,你可以花五到十秒鐘的時間,抖一抖,呼一口氣,然後進行下一組配對練習。

  • While you're doing that exercise, the muscles for the first exercise are actually recovering locally.

    在你做這項運動時,第一項運動的肌肉實際上正在局部恢復。

  • When you're done with that exercise, five or ten seconds later, it's set two for the first exercise.

    當你做完這個練習後,五秒或十秒後,就是第一組練習的第二組。

  • You pair these unrelated work sets together, unrelated exercise, such that when you've done four sets of one exercise, let's say a close grip bench press that trains the pushing muscles of your body.

    你把這些不相關的工作組合在一起,做不相關的練習,這樣,當你做完一個練習的四組時,比方說訓練身體推力肌肉的緊握臥推。

  • If you've paired that with a row or a lat pulldown, then really you've done eight total working sets and you've just knocked off 80% of your entire upper body in an amount of time that the dumbbell press by itself guy has just finished only his front belts and triceps.

    如果你再配上一個划船或上舉,那麼實際上你一共做了八組工作,在啞鈴推舉只完成前腹和肱三頭肌的時間裡,你已經完成了整個上半身 80% 的運動量。

  • Rest times in the gym, outside of getting a drink or just trying not to faint, are probably not your best friend if you're just going for general health, general aesthetics, this kind of stuff, especially beginning.

    如果你只是為了一般的健康、一般的美觀之類的東西,尤其是剛開始的時候,健身房裡的休息時間,除了喝杯酒或儘量不暈倒之外,可能不是你最好的朋友。

  • You're either working one muscle group or several with one exercise, or you're transitioning between exercises, or you're working the other one, or you're setting up your weights for your next machine that you're going to be doing, which means as soon as you get in and warm up, it's go, go, go, go, back to back to back to back to five or ten seconds for transition to catch your breath barely, but you're not going to be talking to a lot of people at the gym other than, how many sets do you have left in that machine, that kind of stuff.

    你要麼在練習一個肌肉群,要麼在練習幾個肌肉群,要麼在練習之間轉換,要麼在練習另一個肌肉群,要麼在為下一個要做的器械準備重量,也就是說,只要你一進來熱身,就開始 "走,走,走,走","背靠背","背靠背","背靠背","背靠背"、這意味著你一進入健身房做熱身運動,就得開始、開始、開始、開始,背靠背、背靠背、背靠背,五到十秒鐘的過渡時間讓你勉強喘口氣,但你不會和健身房裡的很多人說話,除了 "你那臺器械還剩幾組 "之類的話題。

  • And so that allows us to condense a lot of work.

    這樣,我們就可以壓縮大量的工作。

  • Most people will need something like 15 to 30 total working sets for their whole body per session.

    大多數人每次訓練需要 15 到 30 組全身訓練。

  • You can condense that into 30 minutes, but you're working almost the entire time, and it's generally a good idea to do sets of 10 to 30 repetitions, because those kinds of loads, you don't need a ton of time to have your best performance.

    你可以把時間壓縮到 30 分鐘,但你幾乎全程都在工作,一般來說,做 10 到 30 次為一組,這是個好主意,因為這種負荷,你不需要太多時間就能達到最佳狀態。

  • You can get good enough performances with a short time for recovery, and because it's a lot of reps, not only does it get you very meaningful strength increases, because the absolute load is lower, much lower injury risks.

    你可以在很短的恢復時間內獲得足夠好的表現,而且由於重複次數多,它不僅能使你的力量得到非常有意義的提高,而且由於絕對負荷較低,受傷的風險也低得多。

  • Like you do one rep maxes all the time, you're going to have a coming one way or another.

    就像你一直做單次最大動作一樣,你總會有這樣或那樣的問題。

  • You'd never touch any weight that's heavier than a 10 rep max.

    你永遠不會碰任何比最大 10 次重量更重的重量。

  • The probability of injury on any one given set is much, much smaller.

    在任何一組比賽中受傷的概率都要小得多、小得多。

  • And because it's a higher volume of work, you get a great hypertrophy stimulus, and you get great cardiometabolic benefits.

    由於運動量較大,是以對肥大有很大的刺激作用,對心臟代謝也有很大的好處。

  • If you're breathing insanely heavy the entire time and sweating like a, you know, insert favorite analogy here, then you will be kind of one and twoing that session for a resistance training check mark and a pretty decent cardiovascular training check mark, especially if these are compound multi-joint exercises that require you supporting your body in space.

    如果你全程都呼吸急促,汗流浹背,那麼你在這節訓練課上就相當於打了一個阻力訓練的及格分和一個相當不錯的心血管訓練的及格分,尤其是如果這些是需要你在空間中支撐身體的複合多關節練習的話。

  • You do a set of 15 barbell squats, followed by a set of 15 push-ups, your cardio's working.

    你做一組 15 個槓鈴深蹲,然後做一組 15 個俯臥撐,你的有氧運動就成功了。

  • I mean, that's what they torture boxers with, and their cardio is outlandish, back to back to back to back.

    我的意思是,他們就是這樣折磨拳擊手的,他們的有氧運動非常離譜,背靠背,背靠背。

  • It's resistance training, it's cardio, it's both.

    它既是阻力訓練,也是有氧運動,兩者兼而有之。

  • You have two sessions like that per week, each one lasting 30 minutes.

    每週有兩次這樣的課程,每次 30 分鐘。

  • You have two sessions of zone two, zone three cardio, where you're really trying, and four sessions total like that per week, with good sleep and good body weight, good nutrition, you're well on your way to when you see your healthcare provider every year, and he asks you, are you trying to die sooner or later, and you tell them what you do, most of them will be like, well, that's way more than most of my patients do.

    你有兩次二區、三區有氧運動,你真的很努力,每週總共有四次這樣的運動,加上良好的睡眠、良好的體重、良好的營養,當你每年去看你的醫療保健提供者時,他問你,你是想早死還是晚死,你告訴他們你在做什麼,他們中的大多數人會說,嗯,這比我的大多數病人做的要多得多。

  • And if you look at the American College of Sports Medicine requirements, various requirements of what constitutes rigorous physical activity, you're getting well into the mix, with a sum total, if we think about it, of two to three hours of difficult physical activity of any kind in a week.

    如果你看看美國運動醫學學院的要求,以及各種關於什麼是劇烈運動的要求,你就會發現,如果我們考慮一下,一週進行兩到三個小時的高難度體育活動,就已經是很好的組合了。

  • So when people say, I don't have time for exercise, I get it, I get it.

    所以,當人們說 "我沒時間鍛鍊 "時,我明白,我明白。

  • I don't have children, or I've heard that when you have children, time dilates like a black hole type of stuff.

    我沒有孩子,或者我聽說有了孩子,時間就會像黑洞一樣膨脹。

  • But you can probably make time, at least for that resistance training session.

    不過,你也許可以擠出時間,至少進行阻力訓練。

  • Will it be ultra easy?

    會非常容易嗎?

  • No way, it's going to be really tough.

    沒辦法,這真的很艱難。

  • I don't train like that, I need my break, dammit, I'm trying to be lazy and scroll on Instagram between sets.

    我不這樣訓練,我需要休息,媽的,我想偷懶,在兩組之間瀏覽 Instagram。

  • But if I wanted to get the maximum results for the minimum amount of time, we're working all the time.

    但如果我想用最少的時間取得最大的成果,我們就得一直工作。

  • And over time, you start with one or two paired sets like that, you get up to three or four paired sets like that, on five to eight exercises per session, holy crap, that is a lot of work.

    隨著時間的推移,從一到兩組這樣的配對練習開始,到三到四組這樣的配對練習,每節課五到八次練習,我的媽呀,這可是個大工程啊。

  • And it will train your entire body in one session, and you will require one to three days of rest afterwards.

    而且,它能在一次訓練中鍛鍊你的整個身體,之後你需要休息一到三天。

  • Guess what, you rest for three days, you come back, you rest for three days, you come back.

    你猜怎麼著,你休息三天,再回來,你休息三天,再回來。

  • There's two workouts in a week, each one takes about half an hour.

    一週有兩次鍛鍊,每次約需半小時。

  • And if you ever want the workouts to take less time, work faster, and rest less.

    如果你想讓鍛鍊花費更少的時間,工作得更快,休息得更少。

  • And a lot of people want to hear like the hack for how to get really awesome results with very little time spent in the gym, but they don't want to hear how to get the hack actually going, because they're like, well, hold on, what's going to hurt?

    很多人都想知道如何花很少的時間在健身房裡就能獲得非常棒的效果,但他們不想知道如何才能真正做到這一點,因為他們會想,等等,這樣做會有什麼壞處呢?

  • Like, yeah, it's going to hurt, it's going to be miserable.

    比如,是的,會很疼,會很痛苦。

  • Unless you accept the fact that, you know, all the benefits of endorphins and everything like that.

    除非你接受這樣的事實,你知道,內啡肽的所有好處以及諸如此類的一切。

  • It's kind of like, you know, how do you become a millionaire?

    這有點像,你知道,如何成為百萬富翁嗎?

  • So you're very, very good at something, you have very, very good people skills, and you grind for years at starting your empire, like, ah, man, I want to like win a lottery ticket or something, I didn't want all this.

    所以,你非常非常擅長某件事情,你有非常非常好的人際交往技巧,而你在建立自己的帝國時磨練了很多年,就像,啊,夥計,我想中個彩票什麼的,我不想要這一切。

  • Like, everyone knows that's how you become a billionaire, I don't want that.

    每個人都知道億萬富翁是這樣煉成的,我可不想這樣。

  • So yeah, you know, you can thumbnail and title this how you like, but it's cool to say, yeah, listen, one hour a week, and you can have amazing benefits of health, quality of life.

    所以,是的,你知道,你可以隨心所欲地縮略圖和標題,但說 "是的,聽著,每週一小時,你就能在健康和生活品質方面獲得驚人的益處 "是很酷的。

  • But I'm here to tell you real talk, because at RP, that company that I represent, we just have a policy of never lying to people ever, because we're doing this to honestly help people, and business-wise, if you start lying to people, it's hard to unweave the rainbow after that.

    但我在這裡要告訴你們實話,因為在 RP,也就是我所代表的那家公司,我們的政策就是永遠不對別人撒謊,因為我們這樣做是為了真誠地幫助別人,而從商業角度來說,如果你開始對別人撒謊,以後就很難再編織彩虹了。

  • It's going to be tough.

    這將會很艱難。

  • But also, there is now more and more research accumulating that doing difficult things physically is good for your mental health.

    不過,現在也有越來越多的研究積累表明,做一些有難度的體力活有益於心理健康。

  • There's a lot of publicity lately to cold plunges, you know, Huberman and all that stuff.

    最近有很多關於冷暴跌的宣傳,你知道的,休伯曼之類的東西。

  • And a cold plunge, because it's so annoying, kind of makes you more grateful for the not pain you're engaging in the rest of the day, and it's really good for you.

    而冷水浴,因為它很煩人,會讓你更加感激今天剩下的時間裡沒有痛苦,而且它對你真的很有好處。

  • I have one better.

    我有一個更好的。

  • You do a 30-minute session of back-to-back-to-back, compound, free motion or dumbbell or barbell or even machine work, and sweat your balls off and huff and puff, the rest of the day seems like a breeze, and the endorphin kick is massive.

    你做 30 分鐘的背靠背、複合式、自由動作、啞鈴、槓鈴甚至器械練習,汗流浹背,氣喘吁吁,一天的剩餘時間似乎都是輕而易舉的,內啡肽的作用也是巨大的。

  • It's like surviving a traumatic episode.

    這就像從創傷中倖存下來一樣。

  • So the cold plunge has some benefits, I'm not entirely sold that they're enormous or to an extent whatsoever in many cases, but this kind of exercise has benefits that if we just took one by one time to talk about in this podcast, we could talk about nothing else and do four podcasts in a row, that kind of massive benefit.

    是以,"冷跳 "有一些好處,我並不完全相信它們是巨大的,或者在很多情況下是什麼程度的,但這種鍛鍊的好處是,如果我們只是花一個一個的時間在這個播客中談論,我們可以不談別的,連續做四個播客,那種巨大的好處。

Let's go back to the person who's listening to us who wants to take the plunge, wants to start doing resistance training.

讓我們回到正在收聽我們節目的人身上,他想要嘗試一下,想要開始進行阻力訓練。

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B1 US 訓練 肌肉 練習 健身房 深蹲 鍛鍊

簡單有效的 2 天初學者力量訓練計劃 | Mike Israetel 和 Peter Attia (Simple and effective 2-day strength training program for beginners | Mike Israetel and Peter Attia)

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