The Best Science-Based Minimalist Workout Plan (Under 45 Mins)



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  1. Oh! In case you want some more background on the science behind minimum effective dose training, watch my latest science explained video on training minimalism here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xc4OtzAnVMI

    I also just finished recording a 1 hour podcast with a leading researcher in the area of minimum effective dose training! It's amazing. I'll aim to upload that within the next week or so. Subscribe to my podcast channel here if you want to have an eye out for that: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheJeffNippardPodcast

    Other than that, I hope you guys enjoy the video and I'll be back with a very special upload that I've been working on for literally years this weekend! See you soon. Peace!

  2. You don't mention warm up sets at all, save for the hack squats. Are we not doing warm up sets for every exercise? And how do you know what weight to use during warm up sets vs working sets?

  3. This is awesome! I've picked up lifting again and I was looking for a routine that would be the most efficient since I am a busy student. I just saw you have a degree in biochemistry/chemistry, which makes me like you even more since I am studying chemistry as well! Thank you for the science-based workout advice 👍

  4. I have the upper lower essential program and I’m wondering if someone can give me a bit of advice should I be resting between my warm up sets as I seem to be getting through the whole workouts in about 30 minutes? This seem to quick to me

  5. Are you not increasing weights as you go? I hear you say you go to failure and THEN you reduce weight by 30%. So are you doing only 2 sets, starting the first with near your max weight then reducing by 30% or are you doing multiple sets with the weight increasing like:
    50lbs/10r
    70lbs/10r
    100lbs/to failure – 30%
    70lbs/to failure

    Is that what you’re saying?

  6. I have started going to the gym for 3 weeks now and I also go 3 times a week, which is already quite a good thing for myself. I am someone who is not really social and really has difficulty with that and sometimes it just feels like people look at me strangely when I do not perform a technique properly. What can I do about this?

  7. Congratulations on the success (hard work pays off).

    Would you be so kind as to recommend the minimum equipment for a home gym? Something like a cage with Smith assist bars, pulleys and a rack of bars weights (no idea what I'm talking about).

    Thanks!

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