2192: Dr. Jordan Shallow & Dr. Adeel Khan

2192: Dr. Jordan Shallow & Dr. Adeel Khan

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2786: The 5 "Good" Reasons to Do Cardio (Most People Get This Wrong)

Mind Pump Fit Tip: The 5 "Good" Reasons to Do Cardio. (2:42) Dose for your cholesterol. (23:37) Old school exercises that have fallen out of favor. (28:00) Inappropriate routines for MOST people. (32:42) The hesitancy for females to push the weight. (37:46) Red-light therapy for ...  Show more

2785: The Most Effective Workout You Can Do from Home

The Most Effective Workout You Can Do from Home The advantages of having a GOOD workout that you can do at home. (1:44) How You Can Create the Most Effective Workout That You Do from Home 1. Make it strength-focused. (8:12) 2. Use bands, bodyweight, suspension trainer, and/or wei ...  Show more

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