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The 90s and Weightlifting – Episode 1099

by Vinnie Tortorich

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 : Episode 1099 – Anna Vocino joins Vinnie this Monday, and the two discuss the 90s and Vinnie’s time at Playboy, weightlifting, heart rate apps, and more.

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THE 90s

  • Vinnie had some very weird experiences at Playboy and training others in the 80s and 90s
  • He felt many a woman’s boob job upon command
  • He never went after these ladies or anything like that, but it was already a concern in HR
  • Women asked him to rub their boob jobs because they needed to for blood movement reasons
  • Vinnie has always tried to keep business business, even when women did try to make moves using things like their boob jobs or sciatica

WEIGHTLIFTING

  • For women:
    • Many women worry about their thighs becoming too big from working out
    • You might gain some muscle, but your legs will tighten up
    • Lifting weights with legs is great for you
    • It’ll make your legs look good and younger, too
    • Best way to lose fat is Zone 2 aerobic activity
    • Vinnie has trained many size 2 women who are “skinny fat”
      • It’s often healthier to be a size 4 with muscle, you are still skinny but there is toning and lean muscle
  • For all who are trying to make their arms larger:
    • There’s a number of ways to effectively lift weights
    • Go to Vinnie’s youtube to see the demonstrations Vinnie is doing
    • There’s a lot of bro-science misinformation out there — make sure you’re doing things right
  • You can and likely will hurt yourself if you lift too heavy too fast or are using incorrect technique

HEART RATE APPS

  • Vinnie has no app to recommend
  • If you have a heart rate monitor, great
  • If you feel like your heart is beating too fast, look down, and slow a little bit
  • He believes we do not need apps for everything in life!
    • His own success has been app-less
      • You don’t need apps for success!

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