Progressive overload explained properly: build muscle, increase strength, fix plateaus, and train without injury. Stop lifting heavier without a plan—learn how real progress works. Think progressive overload is just about adding more weight? That’s the fastest way to hit a plateau—or worse, get injured. This video breaks down how real, consistent progress happens with the UMS method: ✅ Rep progression before weight increases ✅ Perfect form, every set ✅ Programmed progression over 3 key phases ✅

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Progressive Overload. You need to progressively overload your training to get quicker. If you do the same training over and over again, you will plateau. In fact it is often said that one sign of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. To run fastest you need to increase the stress placed on your body over time to stimulate physiological adaptations that will lead to improved running performance. Here’s some ways you can progressively overload your traini