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  <title>#579 Why Your Warm-Up Sets Are Making You Weaker...And Other Costly Training Mistakes!</title>
  <description>In this episode, Joe D. explains why one of the most common warm-up mistakes is actually making lifters weaker before their work sets even begin. He shares a smarter approach to programming warm-up sets for better strength, more muscle, and improved performance -- while revealing the exact warm-up progression he used before hitting a recent PR with the 100-pound dumbbells.&amp;amp;nbsp;Joe then breaks down the biggest superset programming mistakes that sabotage workouts, along with simple adjustments that&amp;amp;nbsp;can&amp;amp;nbsp;make them more effective. He wraps up the episode with an often-overlooked shoulder health tip that could finally help eliminate those nagging aches and pains. If you've ever wondered why your shoulders still hurt despite doing &amp;quot;twice as much back work,&amp;quot; this episode explains what's probably missing from your program -- and how to correct it! *For a full list of Show Notes&amp;amp;nbsp;+ Timestamps visit&amp;amp;nbsp;www.IndustrialStrengthShow.com. &amp;amp;nbsp;  IMPORTANT LINKS  Lean Bastard VIP List  Team Forever Strong [1-Week Free Trial]  </description>
  <author_name>Joe DeFranco's Industrial Strength Show</author_name>
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