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How To STOP Losing Muscle As You Age (IMPORTANT!)

Jeff Cavaliere · 17m · youtube.com ↗

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    Again, number one concern, meeting your daily protein requirement, making sure that you're getting that one gram per pound of body weight. If you are, then trying to divide that up so that you're getting or crossing that threshold a little bit more regularly throughout the day
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    They figure as they get older, they need to step off the gas, lighten things up and kind of go through the motions just to make sure that they're getting their training in. But that's not training. That to me is just exercising.
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    staying active is not actively building muscle. The way to actively build muscle is to challenge yourself.
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    Training with lighter weights and not having enough exposure to heavier weights is likely going to get you injured more quickly than it is to actually train with the heavier weights, but by doing them slowly.
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    So, I always say, forget counting your reps and worry more about making your reps count as you get older.
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    you have to be recovering in the gym. That means planning your days off and sticking to them and realizing they're just as important as the workout days themselves.
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    However, we don't have to age gracefully. And the most important thing that you can do is resist.