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AS1. Skipping cardio because “weights are enough”
Lifting is essential for shaping your body, but if you’re skipping cardio completely, you’re missing out on better endurance, recovery and calories burnt. Just 30-60 mins of hours of low-intensity cardio (going for a HGW with your gf) every day supports fat loss, improves heart health and helps you train harder in the gym
2. Changing my workouts every week
Progress comes from repeating key movements and gradually increasing the load or reps over time! Not from constantly “confusing” your muscles. If you’re always switching it up, you’re starting from scratch every time. Stick to a structured program for at least 6–8 weeks, track your lifts and focus on progressive overload (adding more weight onto each set you do)
3. Not tracking because I ‘eat healthy’
Eating “healthy” doesn’t guarantee you’re in the right calorie range for your goals. You could be under-eating (slowing your metabolism) or over-eating (stalling fat loss). Tracking your food gives you a clear understanding of what you’re putting into your body. It’s not obsessive, it’s data. This is the fastest way to see real changes while still enjoying flexibility in your diet
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