A lot of muscle-building advice gets buried under complicated splits, fancy equipment, and the idea that you need to train like a professional athlete to see real progress. James McMillian, president and trainer at Tone House, takes a much more useful approach: build strength with movements that are simple, scalable, and easy to push harder over time.
That idea matters because it strips muscle gain down to what actually works. You do not need endless variety.
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