Name: 2083: Why Increasing Strength Doesn't Always Increase Muscle Mass, the Importance of Hitting Calorie Vs. Hitting Protein Targets When Cutting, the Best Way to Run for Cardiovascular Health & More
Description: Mind Pump: Raw Fitness Truth · Episode · 2023

In this episode of Quah (Q & A), Sal, Adam & Justin answer four Pump Head questions drawn from last Sunday’s Quah post on the @mindpumpmedia Instagram page.

Mind Pump Fit Tip: Consistency BEATS hard! (2:11)
Take the MAPS leap for $5 a month! (5:30)
Did scientists accidentally create an anti-addiction drug? (9:08)
Nature is messed up. (19:09)
Is this the future of inside trading? (23:19)
The pros/cons of AI regulation. (25:02)
The top causes of death for bodybuilders. (30:50)
Video killed the radio star. (35:12)
Kids say the darndest things. (39:32)
Parent hacks with managing screen time. (43:33)
When you know you are a boomer. (48:27)
Why eating grass-fed vs. grain fed meat may lower your inflammation levels.(54:29)
Vuori is EVERYWHERE! (57:09)
Here’s why bands DO NOT cause as much muscle damage as other forms of training. (58:32)
Shout out to the Mind Pump Newsletter. (59:54)
#Quah question #1 - Can you use light weights (instead of bands) for trigger sessions? (1:01:32)
#Quah question #2 - While in a cut, is it better to hit your protein for the day or stay within your calories? (1:03:59)
#Quah question #3 - Can you increase strength but not muscle mass? Likewise, is it possible to gain muscle in one body part and lose muscle in others? A recent dexa showed I lost muscle in my trunk but gained elsewhere. Does not make sense to me. (1:08:07)
#Quah question #4 - Are you better off running a mile a day or 3-5 miles a couple times a week? (without having any race goals, only leisure) Which would be more beneficial for cardiovascular health and lower impact on joints? (1:11:01)

2083: Why Increasing Strength Doesn't Al...