Mobility Meets Bodybuilding
Building muscle and improving mobility can go hand in hand. Emphasizing the importance of integrating mobility work into traditional bodybuilding routines, the discussion highlights how following a structured program can yield significant benefits. Embracing this shift may be mentally challenging, but trusting the process can lead to remarkable improvements in overall performance and body response.In this clip
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I started the MAPS Anabolic program about a month and a half ago. Before that, I was training six days a week with a push-pull-leg split. I only ever did the first foundational day of Phase One once a week. Up to two weeks ago, I've only done the second day. I understand I'm not doing what's ideal, and if anything at all, I just want to know if I should start at the beginning. The reason I did so was that I had a lot of mobility and muscle activation issues, so I kept troubleshooting the first day until I felt like I was able to achieve better muscle recruitment and range of motion on compound exercises.
It feels like I'm partially engaging with the mobility aspect of my training, and I think I would be better off focusing on completing the entire phases and trigger sessions of the MAPS Anabolic program. Should I prioritize covering the whole program instead of just the mobility components?
Should I start the MAPS Anabolic program from the beginning?