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Most men avoid resistance. I load it.
A few months ago, I did this crawl with just bodyweight. Now it’s 40 pounds on my back. Same turf. Same movement. Different standard.
Because I don’t just lift for aesthetics — I train for discipline. For alignment. For the version of me that doesn’t flinch under pressure.
This is what most coaches miss. They’ll give you workouts and macros. I’ll give you the system that builds the body, the mindset, and the lifestyle — all in sync.
The Athletic Aesthetic Protocol™ is built for Bitcoiners and high performers who want a physique that moves like a machine and feels like freedom.
Faster progress. Cleaner execution. Better results — because we go deeper than just sets and reps.
Proof of Work. Stack SATs. Get Fit.
📩 DM me “Crawl” to start the process.
Yes!! Love designing sets this way
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Keep leveling up.
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What is progressive overload?
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Great question!
Progressive overload is the principle of gradually increasing the stress you place on your muscles to stimulate growth and adaptation.
That could mean:
Lifting heavier weights over time
Doing more reps or sets
Improving form or tempo
Reducing rest periods
Without increasing the challenge, your body has no reason to grow stronger. Comfort = stagnation. Stress = adaptation.
But progressive overload isn’t just for the gym — it applies to every area of life.
Want to get better at public speaking? Speak more often, to larger groups, or in higher-stakes settings. Want to build emotional resilience? Face discomfort on purpose and learn to regulate under pressure. Want to build wealth? Make progressively bolder, smarter decisions with your time, money, and skills.
Growth requires intentional resistance. You add just enough weight to stretch you — not break you. Then you recover, adapt, and come back stronger.
Apply progressive overload to your habits, mindset, and relationships — not just your workouts. It’s the formula for transformation. In the gym and in life.
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Thanks
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10 sats \ 1 reply \ @Akg10s3 12 Jul
Great tip! Thanks for sharing 💪⚡
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