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In this episode of the Strong Moms Club, Rhia dives deep into the often misunderstood world of strength training, particularly for women. She emphasizes that many women work hard but fail to see results because they are not training effectively.
Rhia outlines common mistakes, such as doing random workouts, focusing on how tired one feels, and neglecting to track progress. She stresses that strength training is about building muscle and strength, not just sweating or burning calories.
Rhia encourages listeners to shift their mindset towards strength training as a means of building capacity and improving overall fitness, rather than merely a tool for fat loss.
Rhia also discusses the importance of proper programming in strength training, advocating for consistency and progressive overload. She explains that effective strength training can be achieved with just two to four sessions a week, focusing on full-body workouts that allow for recovery.
Rhia highlights that structure is key, whether working out at home or in the gym, and that having a plan is essential for seeing progress.
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Get on the training plan waitlist
Get on the private coaching waitlist
Amazon adjustable dumbbells
Get 30% off your first Good Protein order with code RHIAH30
Get 15% off TRX with code TRX15RHIA
By Rhia HamelIn this episode of the Strong Moms Club, Rhia dives deep into the often misunderstood world of strength training, particularly for women. She emphasizes that many women work hard but fail to see results because they are not training effectively.
Rhia outlines common mistakes, such as doing random workouts, focusing on how tired one feels, and neglecting to track progress. She stresses that strength training is about building muscle and strength, not just sweating or burning calories.
Rhia encourages listeners to shift their mindset towards strength training as a means of building capacity and improving overall fitness, rather than merely a tool for fat loss.
Rhia also discusses the importance of proper programming in strength training, advocating for consistency and progressive overload. She explains that effective strength training can be achieved with just two to four sessions a week, focusing on full-body workouts that allow for recovery.
Rhia highlights that structure is key, whether working out at home or in the gym, and that having a plan is essential for seeing progress.
LINKS
Get on the training plan waitlist
Get on the private coaching waitlist
Amazon adjustable dumbbells
Get 30% off your first Good Protein order with code RHIAH30
Get 15% off TRX with code TRX15RHIA