Chris Gates Fitness · 181. How to Build Muscle in 2026 (A Simple Guide for Busy Adults) By: Chris Gates If you’ve spent any amount of time on social media, you’ve probably been left with the impression that building muscle requires living in the gym, following an incredibly complicated workout program, and leaving every workout […]
Chris Gates Fitness · 180. Why Every Adult Should Focus on Building Muscle in 2026 By: Chris Gates For years, I’ve spent a lot of time talking about fat loss. If you’ve read other articles on my website, listened to my podcast, or followed my social media content for any length of time, you’ve probably […]
Chris Gates Fitness · 179. How to Find Time for Fitness (Even if You're Busy) By: Chris Gates “I don’t have time.” If you’ve ever said that about exercise, you’re not alone. In fact, it’s probably the number one reason people give for not taking better care of themselves. It’s usually not a lack of […]
Is soreness the sign of a good workout, or is that just a myth? In this article, I break down what muscle soreness really means, why it’s not the best way to measure workout effectiveness, and what you should be paying attention to instead.
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f you’re trying to build strength, improve your physique, or get the most out of your workouts… at some point, you’re going to ask this question: “How do I know when it’s time to add more weight to my lifts?”
I know there are a million different exercises, workout routines, nutritional programs, and more you can choose from to “get jacked.” And it probably feels nearly impossible to figure out which advice is legit, and which advice bad.
But have no fear! In this article I’m going to outline 10 insanely simple tips you can use to build muscle in 2025.
In this article, I’ll break down the the pros and cons of both cardio and lifting weights so that you can put together a weight loss plan that works! Along the way, we’ll cover the crucial role of a calorie deficit, dispel common misconceptions about weight loss, and MUCH more.
The principle of progressive overload is key to build muscle and burn fat. And that’s what we’re going to talk about in this article.
The workout program that works best is always the one you can follow consistently. Here’s how to build a sustainable workout routine.