Olympia Winner: Why Most People Are Wasting Their Workouts!
Long-form5:39People & BlogsPublished Sep 30, 2026, 8:00 AM · 3w ago
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Description
Dorian Yates explains why most people aren't training hard enough to build muscle and why simply spending more time in the gym isn't the answer. Dorian breaks down his high-intensity training approach, explaining why the goal is to provide enough stimulus to force the body to adapt, followed by enough recovery to allow the muscles to rebuild and grow. He also explains why longer workouts and more exercises don't necessarily mean more muscle growth, why training intensely for a shorter period can be more effective, and why recovery outside the gym is such an important part of the process. From training to failure and understanding intensity to knowing when to step away and recover, Dorian shares the principles that shaped his approach to building muscle.
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- Sep 30, 2026, 8:00 AM
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- 5:39 (339 s)
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