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The MUSCLE GROWTH Podcast

Podcast The MUSCLE GROWTH Podcast
Roscoe Kerby
Welcome to The MUSCLE GROWTH Podcast (TMGP), where we explore the science of HYPERTROPHY. To help enhance your muscle development, renowned Gains Gurus from ac...

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  • TMGP Ep 32 with health coach and diabetes expert Ghamdan Al-Areeky
    Ghamdan Al-Areeky is a dynamic leader in the field of holistic wellness, with a passionate focus on empowering individuals, particularly those living with Type 2 Diabetes. As the Founder and CEO of Wellness Impact and Evolve Catalyst, he specializes in guiding people towards healthier lifestyles through sustainable changes in nutrition, physical activity, stress management, and sleep. His mission is not only to help individuals achieve remission from diabetes but also to enhance their overall quality of life, promoting long-term health and well-being. In addition to his work in wellness coaching, Ghamdan is dedicated to supporting small charities through Evolve Catalyst, where he mentors organizations in developing operational strategies and maximizing their impact. His extensive background in digital marketing and education further enriches his approach to both wellness and charity work. So, whether you’re a gym-goer looking to maximize your gains or a coach seeking evidence-based strategies for your clients, this episode promises to be both enlightening and engaging. Join us as we explore the fascinating world of muscle physiology with Daniel Plotkin! In today’s episode, we dive into a wide range of insights: Some of the topics include: Podcast Topics and Talking Points 1. Gawdan’s Journey to Becoming a Health Coach 2. Understanding Diabetes What is diabetes, and how does it affect the body? What is insulin, and what role does it play in regulating blood sugar levels? How can building muscle and engaging in regular exercise help manage or prevent diabetes? 3. Factors and Causes of Diabetes Sedentary lifestyles and lack of physical activity. Unhealthy food choices and poor nutrition. Environmental and genetic factors. The role of stress, sleep deprivation, and weight management. 4. Types of Diabetes Differentiate between Type 1, Type 2, and prediabetes. Discuss gestational diabetes in pregnant women. How lifestyle adjustments can help manage each type. 5. Cortisol and Blood Sugar The relationship between cortisol (stress hormone) and blood sugar levels. Potential factors that elevate blood sugar, such as coffee, heat, and lack of sleep. 6. Preventing and Reversing Diabetes Sustainable strategies for managing or reversing diabetes. The importance of exercise, diet, and stress management. 7. Building Sustainable Health Habits Avoiding heavily processed foods and reducing sugar intake. Switching to natural, raw options, such as raw honey instead of processed honey. Adding fiber-rich foods to the diet and focusing on whole foods like fruits, vegetables, nuts, and seeds. Minimally processed foods and reading food labels. Reducing reliance on eating out and prioritizing home-cooked meals. 8. Food as Fuel Using food to fuel the body for optimal performance and recovery. Nutrient-dense choices contributing to long-term health. 9. Exercise and Training Progressive overload and how the body adapts to challenges. Examples of progressive overload such as by increasing weight, intensity, or duration over time. Incorporating daily walking, aiming for at least 30 minutes, and adding one longer walk weekly. Strength training and high-intensity interval training (HIIT) for maintaining health and building muscle. 10. Muscle Growth and Health The connection between building muscle and overall health, including its role in blood sugar management. The wide scope of fitness knowledge and the importance of focusing on foundational areas before specializing. Avoiding imitating professional athletes without considering personal circumstances and goals. 11. Sleep for Recovery The necessity of sleep for physical recovery and cognitive function. The importance of sleep quality alongside quantity for overall health and longevity. Tips to improve sleep hygiene and create better rest habits. 12. Managing Stress and Mental Health How stress impacts physical and mental health. Practical tips for stress management, and so much more.
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  • TMGP Ep 31 with the world-renowned Muscle Researcher and PhD student Daniel Plotkin P2
    Daniel Plotkin is making waves in the world of exercise science and muscle physiology. Currently pursuing his PhD at Auburn University, Daniel is not just a researcher; he’s a passionate advocate for evidence-based fitness practices that can help individuals achieve their muscle growth goals. Daniel's journey into the realm of muscle physiology began with his own passion for fitness and strength training. Over the years, he has immersed himself in understanding the intricate mechanisms that drive muscle hypertrophy—the process of increasing muscle size. His commitment to unraveling the complexities of how our bodies respond to different types of training has positioned him as a thought leader in the field. One of Daniel's most notable contributions to the fitness community is his recent research comparing the effectiveness of squats versus hip thrusts for muscle growth. This study has sparked considerable interest among trainers, athletes, and fitness enthusiasts alike, as it challenges traditional notions about which exercises are most beneficial for building strength and size in the lower body. Daniel will share practical, science-based takeaways that listeners can incorporate into their own lives. This episode isn’t just about research—it's about real-world application. You’ll find valuable insights to enhance your understanding of studies related to hypertrophy and the basics for getting jacked - the simple stuff!n Beyond his research, Daniel is dedicated to advancing our understanding of muscle growth through education and outreach. He believes that by sharing knowledge and fostering a community grounded in science, we can all make better decisions regarding our health and fitness journeys. So, whether you’re a gym-goer looking to maximize your gains or a coach seeking evidence-based strategies for your clients, this episode promises to be both enlightening and engaging. Join us as we explore the fascinating world of muscle physiology with Daniel Plotkin! In today’s episode, we dive into a wide range of insights: Some of the topics include: How are sets counted in research? Why is it so difficult to know exactly in terms of a stimulus ratio per exercise? Why are EMG studies obsolete? Optimal sets range for muscle growth. Experimentation. Volume - maximum effective volume, maintenance volume, minimum effective volume, diminishing returns volume, maximum growth for given value, maximum growth potential Factors affecting muscle growth - sleep, stress, protein, calories Practical takeaways - sets per muscle per session, training close to failure, volume Individual variability - why is it so hard to provide for Practical takeaways for experienced lifters And so much more! Get ready for a truly informative episode.
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  • TMGP Ep 30 with the world-renowned Muscle Researcher and PhD student Daniel Plotkin
    Daniel Plotkin is making waves in the world of exercise science and muscle physiology. Currently pursuing his PhD at Auburn University, Daniel is not just a researcher; he’s a passionate advocate for evidence-based fitness practices that can help individuals achieve their muscle growth goals. Daniel's journey into the realm of muscle physiology began with his own passion for fitness and strength training. Over the years, he has immersed himself in understanding the intricate mechanisms that drive muscle hypertrophy—the process of increasing muscle size. His commitment to unraveling the complexities of how our bodies respond to different types of training has positioned him as a thought leader in the field. One of Daniel's most notable contributions to the fitness community is his recent research comparing the effectiveness of squats versus hip thrusts for muscle growth. This study has sparked considerable interest among trainers, athletes, and fitness enthusiasts alike, as it challenges traditional notions about which exercises are most beneficial for building strength and size in the lower body. Daniel will share practical, science-based takeaways that listeners can incorporate into their own lives. This episode isn’t just about research—it's about real-world application. You’ll find valuable insights to enhance your understanding of studies related to hypertrophy and the basics for getting jacked - the simple stuff!n Beyond his research, Daniel is dedicated to advancing our understanding of muscle growth through education and outreach. He believes that by sharing knowledge and fostering a community grounded in science, we can all make better decisions regarding our health and fitness journeys. So, whether you’re a gym-goer looking to maximize your gains or a coach seeking evidence-based strategies for your clients, this episode promises to be both enlightening and engaging. Join us as we explore the fascinating world of muscle physiology with Daniel Plotkin! In today’s episode, we dive into a wide range of insights: Some of the topics include: The definition of science. What is an RCT? Why is good science so difficult to conduct? The PEEL method. Simple stuff formula Why Science? The minimum criteria for quantification tool to be useful. Why are muscle growth mechanisms so difficult to explain. And so much more! Get ready for a truly informative episode.
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  • TMGP Ep 29 with the Pull-Up Queen and 'Silver is the New Strong' Creator, Fitness Icon, and Personal Trainer 'Wonder Woman' Teresa Burkett
    Teresa Burkett is a remarkable advocate for strength training and healthy aging. At 64, Teresa embodies the philosophy that age is just a number when it comes to fitness and wellness. Known as "Wonder Woman," she has dedicated her life to proving that building muscle and maintaining strength is not only possible but essential for everyone, especially those over 60. Teresa's journey began with a chance encounter with a bodybuilder, which transformed her approach to fitness. She has since become a beacon of inspiration, sharing her insights on sustaining muscle growth, enhancing bone health, and improving cognitive abilities through effective weight training. Join us as we delve into her experiences, strategies, and the empowering message that **"Silver is the New Strong."** Whether you're looking to start your fitness journey or seeking motivation to continue, Teresa's story will inspire you to embrace strength at any age. Teresa Burkett has achieved remarkable milestones in her fitness journey, particularly as a prominent figure in the health and wellness community for older adults. Here are some of her notable accomplishments: Transformation Journey: Teresa transitioned from a sedentary lifestyle as a smoker to becoming a dedicated fitness enthusiast. Her journey began in her late 40s, motivated by a desire to set a healthy example for her children and grandchildren12. Competitive Achievements: At the age of 51, she entered her first bodybuilding competition, marking the start of her serious strength training. Since then, she has competed in five shows and participated in various fitness challenges, including the Pump & Run Challenge at the Arnold Classic34. Viral Recognition: Teresa gained significant attention on social media after her video titled "Abs of Steel at 62" went viral, amassing over 59 million views. This exposure helped her establish a robust online presence as a fitness influencer with over 270000 followers on Instagram12. Strength Training Advocacy: Known as the "Pull-Up Queen," Teresa emphasizes the importance of strength training for longevity and health. She regularly showcases her impressive capabilities, including performing multiple pull-ups and deadlifting significant weights—310 pounds regularly and a personal best of 340 pounds245. Community Impact: Through her platform, "Silver is the New Strong," Teresa inspires others to embrace fitness regardless of age. She actively engages with her audience by sharing workout tips, nutritional advice, and personal experiences that highlight resilience and strength36. Personal Trainer: With over 12 years of experience as a personal trainer, Teresa has worked with clients in various settings, including her home gym. Her approach focuses on empowering individuals to achieve their fitness goals while managing age-related challenges23. Teresa Burkett's journey exemplifies that it is never too late to pursue health and fitness goals, making her an inspiring figure for many seeking to redefine aging. In today’s episode, Teresa divs into a wide range of insights: Some of the topics include: Life as a personal trainer The benefits of home gyming Overcoming setbacks like menopause, surgeries, diagnoses, arthritis The importance of a carrot dangling in front of you for motivation - in her case - bodybuilding Competing in figure competitions Getting strong and healthy Mindset above all Making habits of strength training - even in a cast Age is a state of mind How to keep training with injury (if possible) Everyone gets injured Movement helps you recover faster Movement is medicine Feeding and hydrating your body Protein centric diet Fitness trackers and tracking CICO - calories in vs calories out Training Bone density from resistance training and plyometrics Dangers of box jump Your body achieves what your mind believes And so much more! Get ready for a truly inspirational episode.
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  • TMGP Ep 28 with Pro Figure Athlete and Team Biolayne coach Ava Cowan and Student, Lecturer and Nutrition expert James Russo p2
    Ava Cowan and James Russo are key members of Team Biolayne, contributing their expertise to the Muscle Growth Podcast, where they explore various aspects of fitness, nutrition, and muscle development, with a special focus on the most important macro nutrient for building muscle - protein! Ava Cowan Ava Cowan is a highly accomplished bodybuilder and fitness professional, celebrated for her inspiring journey in health and wellness. Known for emphasizing mental resilience alongside physical strength, Ava shares valuable experiences to motivate others on their fitness paths. Her approach blends evidence-based strategies with relatable insights, earning her respect throughout the fitness community. With countless bodybuilding titles under her belt, Ava truly “walks the walk”—making her insights invaluable to anyone serious about fitness! James Russo James Russo is a senior in the Applied Exercise Science program at Springfield College and has recently applied to UConn's PhD program in Nutritional Sciences. He is an ISSN Sports Nutritionist, a natural bodybuilder, and currently serves as a teaching assistant for the Sports Nutrition course at Springfield. James aspires to become a college professor, focusing on the science of metabolism, optimal protein intake, supplementation, and nutritional needs for bodybuilding. Since July, James has been working closely with Ava Cowan, from whom he has gained invaluable insights into the practical applications of nutritional concepts. He expresses deep gratitude for her mentorship, noting that it has significantly enhanced his understanding of the field. Together, Ava and James provide listeners with a blend of practical knowledge and scientific insight on muscle growth and nutrition, making their podcast episode an essential resource for anyone interested in optimizing their fitness journey. In today’s episode, Ava and James dive into a wide range of insights: Some of the topics include: The shortcomings of RDAs The importance of replicating studies Ava and James’ protein intake - their recommendations The culmination of art and science for bodybuilding Sustainability and person-centric approach Protein needs increasing as we age The 100g bolus intake protein study Absorption myths of food - you can’t excrete full chickens! Plant-based diet protein tips Protein Timing Meal Frequency Protein Distribution Protein Supplementation Third Party Testing & Quality! GMP / NSF Whey Types Concentrate Isolate Hydrolyzed Casein Vegan Collagen General Muscle-Building Recommendations And so much more! Get ready for a truly informative episode.
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Welcome to The MUSCLE GROWTH Podcast (TMGP), where we explore the science of HYPERTROPHY. To help enhance your muscle development, renowned Gains Gurus from across the globe share their wealth of knowledge and experience, providing expert insights to elevate your understanding. Tune in to learn directly from the elites in their fields and unlock the secrets to becoming BIGGER, STRONGER, and BETTER!
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