Adapting Circuit Training For Crowded Gyms

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In this episode of Over 40 Fitness Hacks, Brad Williams introduces a new style of circuit training tailored for crowded public gyms. He acknowledges the challenges of maintaining a circuit flow when machines are often occupied, but emphasizes adapting and keeping workouts effective.

Brad’s solution involves focusing on one set per exercise with slow, controlled movements emphasizing time under tension and going to failure. He shares a practical example of a full-body workout using this method, incorporating exercises like negative pushups, TRX rows, and bodyweight squats. The goal is to shock the body, maximize calorie burn, and avoid fitness plateaus by constantly changing routines.

Brad also announces the launch of his new fitness education platform on the "School" platform, scheduled for February. This free course for the first 100 participants will include video content designed to guide users from beginner to advanced fitness levels, accompanied by a supportive community. Future plans include live Q&A sessions with experts and continued weekly podcast episodes.

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