The 3 Methods of Strength Training You Need to Know!

By | 27 July 2020

There’s an endless amount of information on there on strength training programs and workouts. But where do you start? What is the difference between building strength vs building muscle mass? How do the two work together? In this video, we dig into the simple yet rarely discussed topics and how you might be surprised just how strong you can get without necessarily needing to get big.

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Cardio and strength training affect your body differently, and both are essential to your health and well being. Watch this video to learn how.

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40 thoughts on “The 3 Methods of Strength Training You Need to Know!

  1. Mister Dunkan

    The title of this video is wrong. It should be titled: is Ford Excursion V10 better than Nissan GT-R V6?

    Reply
  2. Ray Ybarra

    Hello im 6'2 335 lbs used to be 400. I started my fitness journey during the quarantine and wanted to know how can i be that v8 super charger. Im naturally a big guy just need to get toned and fit. Would appreciate the advice and support

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  3. Shane Dragonslayer

    Really easy to understand informative video. πŸ’ͺ

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  4. Gonzo the great

    Best example: Jeff Cavaliere. He only weighs 160 lbs, but he is able to deadlift 500lbs for reps.
    And bench 315 lbs pinchpress for reps.
    The guy is freakishly strong. Best lifting advice ever.

    Reply
  5. FiddiTwo

    if u have any chance of seeing this, how about a 40+ male been training on/off for 20 yrs and just wants to look good, have enough muscle for longevity – should we be talking about volume still ? I don't tolerate much volume these days as my recovery is shot, thanks!

    Reply
  6. Adrian Margean

    That's a fine explanation. I'm going to use it.

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  7. JM Jedon Marmil

    Thank you for this video dude..
    How about comparing the body builder and calisthenic athletes, what type of muscle they use for their strength and muscle mass

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  8. Malek Spahi

    FML I'm the v8 with 400 horse power yep…

    Reply
  9. Ema3ma

    Wow, finally a good and complete explanation on this topic

    Reply
  10. yan wain

    wilks scores can be really frustrating because when you have a massive penis and and massive brain, it throws your numbers off.

    Reply
  11. Sandrine Deglin

    This is one of the best video I have seen about these basic principles. Thank you!

    Reply
  12. Andrew Lineberger

    Love the Automotive Illustrations! and all your quality content!!

    What do You think about JM Blakeley sayin "Speed work is not necessary" ?

    Reply
  13. JP MORGAIN

    Matt is so concise and professional for a guy who can snap your neck and tax your chick. Sigh, if the world were that utopious 😿

    Reply
  14. Dre Pierce

    Never in my life have I witnessed muscle growth and functions broken down in such well structured and referenced terms. Clicking that subscribe button now

    Reply
  15. Min Len

    I wanna ride a bike but 2 problems
    1. Can’t ride 2 wheels
    2. Mom won’t buy me a new bike (old one is broken)

    Reply
  16. Iammeplayz

    I just love my abs so much that I protect them with an extra thick layer of fat.

    Reply
  17. Ace Hardy

    πŸ‹πŸ½β€β™€οΈπŸ”₯

    Reply
  18. CherryVankirk

    My fat just hides my abs underneath uwu

    Reply
  19. Chris Hale

    Cardio will make your heart healthier at the end of the day. Make sure you do both though. You are missing out on important fundamentals of strength and cardio if you leave anything out.

    Reply
  20. Intense 21551

    I’ve tried doing hiit workouts and they are amazing they really are good for people trying to lose weight

    Reply
  21. Anna - Let's Get Acquainted

    0:32 Who is here in the coronavirus period?

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  22. onenaser

    A simple answer
    Cardio: to lose Weight
    strength: to be stronger

    Reply
  23. Floydimus

    Loved the audio. Can anyone tell me the name of the sound track?

    Reply
  24. Bob Ross

    My knee ligaments always crack when I do cardio so now I'm scared

    Reply
  25. S G

    Thank you for this clear information. 😊 Now, I can make my workout plan routine.

    Reply
  26. World Nature Video

    Very awesome workout. I enjoyed it alot. Thanks for sharing. This makes my day more productive. Great job

    Reply
  27. white trash

    What do I do if my body is slim but it's jiggly. Somebody help.

    Reply
  28. Health Hoody

    Strength-training has been shown to improve psychological health as well, by increasing self-esteem, confidence and self-worth.

    Reply

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