In this episode of Quah (Q & A), Sal, Adam & Justin answer Pump Head questions about signals that indicate you will benefit from calorie increase or decrease, why some people lose weight when reverse dieting after hitting a plateau, the message that we aren't meant to be lean all year long and that wanting to maintain a lean body is bad for our health, and the ideal ratio of strength you should have between your bench, deadlifts, and squats.
- A Very Happy Mind Pump Valentine’s Day. (4:20)
- The joy of going down memory lane through old photos. (8:03)
- Which will make you gain fat faster, stopping lifting weights or stopping cardio? (18:35)
- The future of ownership. (23:14)
- Sal’s conspiracy theories surrounding Bitcoin. (31:30)
- Chocolate Orange Slices brought to you by Organifi Immunity. (35:46)
- Wonder Woman 1984, a letdown? (36:33)
- Is this the end of movie theaters as we know it? (37:59)
- The benefits of wearing blue-light blocking glasses at night if watching TV. (40:21)
- Mind Pump’s favorite rep ranges to build muscle. (42:20)
- #Quah question #1 – What are some signals you can hone in on to know when you can benefit from a calorie increase or decrease? I have been around maintenance for a while and recently seen some slight puffiness. Have I adapted to that amount and need to slowly increase, or is it a good time to go down? (45:19)
- #Quah question #2 – What causes some people to lose weight when reverse dieting after hitting a plateau? (49:10)
- #Quah question #3 – It recently seems a common message in the online fitness space is that we aren't meant to be lean all year long and that wanting to maintain a lean body is bad for our health. What are your thoughts on this type of message? (53:56)
- #Quah question #4 – Is there an ideal ratio of strength you should have between your bench, deadlifts, and squats? I can bench my bodyweight, but I can’t do that much more with deadlifts and squats. (1:00:40)
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