2026년 4월 22일

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Progressive overload sits at the heart of any good training programme, but it is also one of the most misunderstood concepts in fitness. In this episode I cut through the noise, revisit the fundamentals, and bring in some newer research to sharpen how you think about progression overall.

From rep bands and proximity to failure, to lengthened muscle positions and connective tissue adaptation, I give you a more complete and practical picture of what it actually means to progress your training over time.

00:11 - Introduction and why progressive overload is being revisited

02:27 - The difference between true progressive overload and programming strategies

04:41 - Lengthened muscle positions and why they matter for building muscle

09:25 - Proximity to failure and how to use rep bands for sustainable progression

16:21 - Set volume as a programming strategy, not a weekly progression tool

21:04 - Neural adaptations, connective tissue lag, and why deloads make sense

If you are ready to stop guessing and start training with a clear, evidence-based plan behind you, I work exclusively with women online and would love to help. Head to andyvincentpt.com to find out more.

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