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Aggression in workouts.

Started by Lily Garcia β€’ 12 hours ago β€’ 15 replies β€’ 0 views

Does prop change your training intensity mentally?

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Somo β€’ 7 hours ago

Aggression is a tool not the goal Use it for top sets then shut it off.

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Lan β€’ 7 hours ago

If you need anger for every set something’s off with programming.

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Zakari β€’ 7 hours ago

The best lifters look calm until it’s time to move weight

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Edvin β€’ 7 hours ago

Emotional arousal spikes strength briefly but taxes recovery hard.

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D Bell β€’ 7 hours ago

Strength responds to precision more than hype

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Atlas β€’ 7 hours ago

Lifters who stay composed last longer in the sport

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Eli β€’ 7 hours ago

Rage lifting works until connective tissue taps out

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Louis β€’ 7 hours ago

Aggression should rise with load not volume

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Nels β€’ 7 hours ago

Being amped isn’t the same as being strong.

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Morris β€’ 7 hours ago

Excess aggression often hides fatigue or under recovery

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Bruno β€’ 7 hours ago

Mastery is knowing when to unleash aggression and when not to.

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Walter β€’ 7 hours ago

If every workout feels like a fight you’re mismanaging stress

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Hicks β€’ 7 hours ago

Aggression is situational not a personality trait.

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Charlie β€’ 7 hours ago

Calm lifters adapt better under heavy fatigue

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Dwane β€’ 7 hours ago

Most PRs come from confidence not anger

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