Dips vs DB press: which actually builds a bigger bench?

I used to skip both now I take 5–10 minutes each side and haven’t had a strain since. Worth it.

Think of your body like an engine: warm oil runs smooth, cold oil breaks parts. Same deal here.

Stretching post-lift has kept my mobility solid. Makes a difference when you’re training heavy long-term.

Warming up isn’t wasting time it’s investing time so you can keep training pain-free.

Tried it once after a brutal leg day felt like my body rebooted. Hydration hit different when it’s straight to the vein.

Honestly, IV drips are great if you’re dehydrated or run down, but not magic. Proper sleep and electrolytes do 90% of the job.

Got one after a show vitamins + saline. Energy came back fast, legs stopped cramping by night. Kinda pricey though.

Bro, after a 2-hour squat session, I’d let someone hook me up to anything cold and hydrating. IV drip felt like a cheat code.

It’s overkill for most people, but if you train hard, sweat buckets, and travel often, it actually makes sense.

I prefer loading water + sodium naturally, but IV works great for post-cut recovery or after dehydration.

6Be careful where you get it though not all wellness clinics are legit. Go medical-grade or skip it.

Feels boujee, but man… that instant hydration glow after leg day makes you feel like you just leveled up IRL.

Sleep, bro. Everyone wants secret supplements, but 8 hours does more for growth than half the stuff people inject

Consistency. Not sexy, not flashy, but showing up every damn day beats any hack.

Honestly? Food. You can’t build muscle out of thin air calories are the real anabolic.