053 Progression Models and the Truth About Progressive Overload

053 Progression Models and the Truth About Progressive Overload

In this episode of Hypertrophy Past & Present, Jake and Chris analyse a 1940s training routine from silver era bodybuilder George Eiferman, including his progression model. The episode explores how silver era lifters approached progression and how confusion around progression models has influenced the modern bodybuilding.

Key topics include:
• George Eiferman’s 1940s full body training routine
• Why silver era bodybuilders often used wider rep range
• Understanding progression as an input vs progression as an output
• Why “progressive overload” is often misunderstood
• Why strength gains naturally slow over time without indicating a plateau
• The Hepburn progression model and why it works
• How exercise selection influences practical rep ranges and loading strategies

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052 Resting 2-3 minutes between sets isn't "optimal"

052 Resting 2-3 minutes between sets isn't "optimal"

In this episode of Hypertrophy Past & Present, Jake and Chris follow up last week's episode on drop sets by diving deeper into the physiology of fatigue and rest periods. Using an extreme high-volume ...

18 Mai 1h 26min

051 The silver era perfected drop sets 75 years ago

051 The silver era perfected drop sets 75 years ago

In this episode of Hypertrophy Past & Present, Jake and Chris explore the origins and physiology of drop sets, beginning with a 1949 drop set routine from Henry J. Atkin. The episode examines how “mul...

11 Mai 1h 16min

050 Are circuits for hypertrophy the next big thing?

050 Are circuits for hypertrophy the next big thing?

In this episode of Hypertrophy Past & Present, Jake and Chris explore the use of circuits in hypertrophy training, starting with a 1960s circuit-style routine published by John McCallum. The episode e...

5 Mai 1h 11min

049 The data says you need more first sets

049 The data says you need more first sets

In this episode of Hypertrophy Past & Present, Jake and Chris break down a 1950s weightlifting plan from Paul Anderson, one of the strongest men to ever live. The episode begins with a deep dive into ...

26 Apr 1h 42min

048 How to do more exercises in a workout without fatigue holding you back

048 How to do more exercises in a workout without fatigue holding you back

In this episode of Hypertrophy Past & Present, Jake and Chris break down what fatigue actually is, and why most lifters misunderstand it. The episode begins with a deep dive into a late Silver Era ful...

20 Apr 1h 28min

047 How to write the perfect program

047 How to write the perfect program

In this episode of Hypertrophy Past & Present, Jake and Chris break down what the “perfect” workout actually looks like. The episode begins with a deep dive into a pre-steroid era full body program fr...

13 Apr 1h 32min

046 How fast can you grow?

046 How fast can you grow?

In this episode of Hypertrophy Past & Present, Jake and Chris tackle the question everyone wants to know - how fast can you actually progress? The episode begins with a deep dive into a golden era beg...

7 Apr 1h 41min

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