Why I Workout 3 Times A Day

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[@1BeGe]

There's tons of data for this, it's actually pretty well known. It increases the amount of time under tension for the muscles (i.e. total amount of work you accomplish) while needing a similar amount of overall recovery time afterwards. Downsides are 1) you need access to a gym multiple times a day (many don't have this) 2) if you're not strictly a muscles buff or power lifter or whatever then you lose out on the endurance benefit of the longer workout But if #1 isn't a logistical issue and #2 isn't a training goal issue then it's actually completely normal way of doing things. But it's relatively rare mostly for #1.

[@androwhayek2402]

I mean not everybody has time to workout 3 different hours but yeah if you're like a personal trainer this is doable

[@tekiero]

i didn’t get 2. Is it bad for hypertrophy or good?

[@treyday5200]

​@@androwhayek2402everybody has the same 24 hours, if anybody really wanted to they could make the time. But a excuse is just as good.

[@androwhayek2402]

@@treyday5200 why salty bro ? I'm just stating facts not everybody can make time to workout out at 3 different hours in the day like if you want 3 times 1 morning 1 afternoon and 1 night time As long as you workout there is no excuse 👍

[@treyday5200]

@@androwhayek2402 anybody could make time, im not salty,. Well technically it is a fact. Because some people are disabled or diseased, but a healthy human can fit it in a schedule if he wanted to. Push ups is you and the ground, sit ups burpies. Pull ups, nobody saying it will be easy but the easy way is usually the... well you know.

[@jsavage981]

"I have no data to support anything I'm saying"! 🤣🤣🤣 Brother was honest as he could be!! Respect!!

[@mariomirquis9393]

God loves you he sent his one and only son and if we walk in the path Jesus walked in we will enter the kingdom of Heaven.

[@davidnewhart2533]

​@@mariomirquis9393 Amen brother. Walking on the Path that Jesus walked in is not easy, but it's worth it in the end.

[@ethanguthrie2854]

To be fair he’s not telling anyone to do it. He’s just saying what he does. So he doesn’t need data for something that works for him. The reason why he said that is cause at the end he’s like yo if u wanna try it try it. That don’t mean it will help u tho.

[@manuelvelasco2761]

No man, he is 100% right. Hited the gym for 10 years. Started doing these before i ever watched the video, never had so much definition like now. Split it, you will have more energy to do them with proper posture and faster. But u just gotta do it at home, going more than once to the gym is annoying.

[@rajsel8761]

He may not have data; BUT....he has his body! And he is 40 years old!

[@JT-ro1gm]

I love Brandon. The “I have no data to support this whatsoever but I feel like it’s right” got me weak man 😂😂

[@alexb8455]

I guess it got him strong though 😂

[@Positive11929]

I mean look at him

[@mariomirquis9393]

God loves you he sent his one and only son and if we walk in the path Jesus walked in we will enter the kingdom of Heaven.

[@RJ-md1yp]

Its a good idea but most of us cant make multiple trips to the gym daily lol

[@nelsonkiiru7252]

Btw..so true!! This isn't practical at all even with a home gym and u got other duties and jobs to do. It simply can't work.

[@Tonytonsiltooth]

@@nelsonkiiru7252 20 min 3 times a day. Yes u do

[@HighLifeWorkout]

I workout at a my home gym. However, I have worked in the best gyms in NYC. Finance guys would do a quick workout before work, another one during their lunch break, and then again after work. Those finance guys are busier than the average of 9 to 5 guys.

[@nelsonkiiru7252]

@@Tonytonsiltooth no u do! I disagree with u on this one. Picture it this way I go to work and come back again home for a workout and leave for work again at lunch break, are u counting the traffic to and fro and lunch and all that? It's not possible, u forcing it by agreeing to his kind of thinking. This thing is only possible if u have a business and ur not hands on, on it all the time. If employed this definitely won't work.

[@nelsonkiiru7252]

@@TheTeMy79 u may leave far from ur home as well as the nearest gym and their is traffic too to count for it, it's not viable for most people out there. Also it gets some getting used to, for most people once they workout let's say in the morning it becomes hard to squeeze another workout later on after that ur exhausted to say the least and u have that "gym/workout tiredness"

[@andrewblessyn8220]

I spit my drink out when he said "I have no data to support this" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@offtheshtz]

Shut up

[@carterbeckham7243]

“I don’t have data for this” - you’re the walking data 😂

[@PyExcel]

Undeniable visual evidence

[@Quitzencov2]

Im 15 and im starting to workout in the gym after school and I really find this guy inspiring

[@idioticmonkey]

i think ur my alt account cuz this is exact 100% same as me

[@blazefa.]

@@idioticmonkey believe it or not, it is possible for two different individuals to be both 15 years old, and to both go to the gym after school.

[@mariomirquis9393]

For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life John 3:16.,

[@Quitzencov2]

@@mariomirquis9393 🙏✝️

[@siketjoseph9211]

That's fine, but at that young age I advise you to have some other goals too. Life is not just about working out, there is a whole world out there, don't limit it to a gym only.

[@shftcoaching]

Yoi don't need the data, look at you mindset amd physique. Mindset is everything!! Dope content bro

[@nelsonkiiru7252]

Yeah the body is proof of course, lol!

[@devshelke1545]

Exactly , surprised how he missed this point

[@0casey963]

​@@nelsonkiiru7252 of course it isn't proof, he would be in just as good shape doing one workout a day and many others are in bett and shape doing it that way, it might be correct but ones man body isn't proof of it

[@TheSierraMoore]

I naturally started doing this cause it just simply makes sense

[@christianrivera6999]

This is a amazing way to workout if you a busy guy . I work 8 hrs a day . And I have a family . One daughter only but let me tell you . If I were to spend more than one hr at the gym I would lost time to spend with my family . So for me it works great . I only workout once daily for 30 min . And only 1 rest day every week . Keeps me in shape . I love it . I recommend this if you have a family and love spending time with them

[@joel1018]

Thanks brother! I wish u happy days with ur daughter

[@jaap2458]

Why don‘t you just work out twice a week for an hour? Therefore, you have one hour more with your family.

[@joel1018]

@@jaap2458 everyday exercise is way more better

[@christianrivera6999]

@@joel1018 thank you 🙏🏼

[@sharifs649]

​@@christianrivera6999 God bless you and your family

[@LoveJhanelle]

I do this, too. My body looks amazing, and nothing is difficult. I am down 60lbs

[@Carolinaking22]

I started working out again in January and I’ve been doing this without being told to do it and I literally feel better then ever. Keep grinding and God Bless.

[@yannikid]

keep it up bro health is wealth

[@ediskulaga]

“I have no data supporting this” Got to love it haha

[@devongomes3411]

Alright his honesty has earned a subscription 👏

[@IWCETV]

i literally started doing this earlier this month, and I agree. idk why but it just works better for me. probably because i have sickle cell anemia disease, so if i do the whole workout in one burst it’ll mess with my bones and theyll feel like theyre breaking so i spread it out and it helps tremendously. keep giving us amazing advice king keto, appreciate you brotha!! 🙌🏾💪🏾🔥

[@StefanVrecic]

I find this effective for guitar playing, and learning as well. Can incorporate a strategy of a mix of intense endurance sessions + segmented sessions.

[@siketjoseph9211]

Soooo true my man, soooo true. That's exactly how I teach my children to do their studies, or learn anything new for that matter.

[@Veriquo345]

this is what I’ve been doing for a while. Glad to see someone with the same routine

[@JacobBesneatte]

I just get cracked off pre and have hella energy the whole workout

[@aaronlol6703]

I can agree 💯 the more you rest the more you can maximally push yourself

[@SandStormXII]

"I have no data to support this" lol

[@aesie1229]

aye at least he being honest abt it shi was funny. tho 😂

[@kandycid100]

Theirs an entire book that talks about this. This style of training comes from Bulgaria. It’s a common bulking protocol over there. A guy named Leo costa wrote an entire book about it called called BIG BEYOND BELEIF

[@SandStormXII]

@@aesie1229 lol

[@shiberu_7s]

its a working reverse psychology tho

[@hothonda2k2]

The more I watch the more I like this guy . Respect the honesty and the clear results .

[@takeiteasytony6108]

This guy's genuiness is what people connect too. Mans is jacked too.

[@stevenstover5994]

Bro, I do full body workouts this way and it’s amazing. It’s so time friendly. Sometimes instead of 3 times a day I can only squeeze in twice so do an a.m. workout that is a lower body and a p.m. workout which is a upper body. But ideally I’ll get legs and abs in the morning, chest and back midday, then shoulders and arms later-day. You burn a ton of calories throughout the day too bc of the activity frequency during the day. So building muscle check, building strength check, burning fat check, and releasing a ton of hgh and testosterone during your sleep a definite check.

[@Jeremy-lm1gh]

Brandon is the only motivational person I follow because he actually keeps it real!

[@alexandracunha8843]

I do the same. I work from home and I have 15 mins brake twice and 30 mins lunch. On those brakes I work out I’m blessed ✨

[@mizutxko]

Most humble, wholesome, and relatable guy on youtube many other fitness youtubers are toxic

[@phillyaurora]

Love your content bro thank you for your time and knowledge. You most likely saved a lot of people going through depression

[@trollpolice]

This is true at my job we have a little gym in the warehouse and this guy works out during his morning break, lunch, and 10 mins after work and he’s pretty jacked

[@t-virusterrance4734]

That's not a bad suggest. I've never heard of that type of split, but the way you explained it, it makes perfect sense. TERRANCE OUT

[@ConnorRobertson2]

Bro really said “Terrance Out” 🤣🤣

[@Adam-de8yi]

Dawg😂

[@dienekesn9312]

Wtf kinda ghetto shit is that

[@jaap2458]

If you have the time, sure.

[@t-virusterrance4734]

@@jaap2458 It's only one hour a day. Stop pretending like you don't have time. Just say, you don't want to workout, instead of spending all your energy making excuses. TERRANCE OUT

[@sam56094]

I hate excuses . People saying they don’t have access to a gym 3x a day . I literally worked my butt off to buy a bench, pull up bar , treadmill and dumbbells , . .. why do people think a gym is the only way to workout . If you’re blessed to not be homeless you have zero excuses !! Brandon literally made a video all you need is a bench and dumbbells !

[@biggunzpappa]

Loving the content my man . Keep up the great work . Awesome idea

[@4wamps]

This is absolutely correct. Using this method got me the best results of my life

[@lydnut]

An anecdote is 1 data point! Gotta start somewhere ☺️

[@Vnov93]

This is really only a realistic goal if you have a home gym and stay home a good portion of the day, because ain’t nobody driving to the gym three times a day, lol. Also, if you get your work capacity / conditioning levels up to a superior level, you won’t really get tired like that during the workout.

[@NicoGee1]

I agree. If you workout at a gym that takes a while to travel to, it is not really realistic What brandon is suggesting here, nor can it pay off imo.

[@NicoGee1]

In such cares as above, just being consistent, and DOING the workouts, is What really matters

[@HighLifeWorkout]

I workout at a my home gym. However, I have worked in the best gyms in NYC. Finance guys would do a quick workout before work, another one during their lunch break, and then again after work. Those finance guys are busier than the average of 9 to 5 guys

[@Bigbrodonateddollarsthroughsup]

@@HighLifeWorkout Brandon, what advice do you have about an IB career for a 17-year-old attending a semi-target this fall?

[@Ember_Janer]

“I have no data to support anything I’m saying”~Brando Cartel😂😂😂 ☠️ ☠️☠️

[@chefboyrgee4142]

“I have no data to support anything I’m saying” hahaha that alone makes me want to try it out for myself

[@JordyPinkPanda]

Man I've actually wondered if this was effective or not. It seemed efficient, but I never really looked into it enough to substantiate it. This helps, thanks broski

[@tyga2013]

Thanks Brandon I appreciate you bro💪🏾💯

[@TeeInTuition]

I’ve been intuitively leaning towards this workout style for the exact same reason! When I get a gooood rest, I can go a lot harder

[@legitler1208]

I do different segments to an hour and 30 minute workout First is strength/hypertrophic training Second is sprints/endurance rounds Third is plyometrics

[@massndiaye8988]

U ara a basketball player?

[@TheTalkShytShow]

I like this guy's mentality, he makes me wanna be better.. like him

[@raycutler2524]

Brandon with the fire factual content as usual! 🔥 🙌🏽

[@vdrixn1751]

this guy knows what he’s talking about

[@prowthegamer]

Great honesty

[@williamrobinson8908]

Yes this works for me very well and my muscles stay pump and don't need that much recovery time.

[@Ganadores500]

This is an awesome tip! I'm working 2 jobs and a side hustle so it's ideal to break my work out into micro sessions during the day!

[@InvestWithFestus]

Very time consuming, appreciate the honesty and it makes sense. 🙌🏾

[@dantethomas5254]

This is actually a great idea! not burned out after the first work out

[@richrollin1596]

I do this same shyt…get it in throughout the day. Go hard, let them arms n shyt get tired asF quicx then go bac at it later on. I start looking jacxed quic when I start working out instant results 🧠💪🏾 I just got tuned into u…u a real 1 my nicca keep doing u 💯

[@4romdabooot]

I think that’s an amazing suggestion, seems like it will cut down on the lactic acid buildup in your muscles when they get warn out. Definitely going to add this to the routine.

[@shauns.6231]

He had me at "I have no data". I'm in.

[@warrenmansfield5392]

I’m gonna listen to him because his shirt says Prada

[@290revolver290]

You just gotta love this guy. 🔥

[@Ryu_Shotokan]

I'm glad he is honest

[@waltermojica222]

Great advice 💪

[@d2dar459]

Whether or not this structure is for u depends on what ur goals are. But yeah, the theory absolutely makes sense. 💯🔥

[@cindytram471]

I used to this during high school. I just sign up for 3 gyms classes a day. You feel amazing and don’t need to eat much.

[@Dinesh-Tiwari]

Legend Anderson silva is giving some workout tips

[@krizmo481]

Bro just be consistent y'll and you will be good

[@demigodt34]

I fuck with it because he's being honest and when I was in my 20's I did the same thing

[@CapitanMembrillo]

Great advice, mr!

[@gambittomusic]

Great advice bro 🤙

[@IvanTheSaint]

That's a great idea. This man might've just cracked the da Vinci code

[@Mitch19833]

That honestly makes sense. I do hiit training and it can kick your ass towards the end.

[@DarkSaint411]

The most effective split I’ve had is splitting my usual workouts into two (AM and Pm). For example, instead of doing Back and Shoulders all at once I might rock shoulders in the morning and back in the evening. The duration of each session is relatively short but the intensity can be maintained throughout

[@johnbeeler25]

Managing the stimulus to fatigue ratio is critical for hypertrophy. Two a days are the shit!

[@fnisheydrikinfhouston9646]

Love this honesty hahaha

[@therealsimpshady1641]

Makes sense but may not be as practical for some as 1-2 hours at a time. Definitely want to try.

[@tommycordero4001]

Damn ! Even his face has abs 💪

[@dmo8343]

I am a student and learn for the exams in one of the on campus buildings. I climb 15 stories of stairs with either skipping a stair which trains my thighs or doing short sprints as cardio. I don't even need to exit the building. Stairs also provide an elevation for bulgarian split squats. Before going to uni in the morning I do squats with my two dumbells and in the evening I use my bed as an elevation for sit ups/bulgarian split squats, do push ups, planks. I shower every evening and change my clothes so sweating a little on the stairs just before going home isn't that bad. This routine also makes it less awful to sit for long periods of time, my legs hurt less.

[@alexd4566]

Wow, this guy works 84 hours a week AND has enough time left for 3 workouts a day?? Incredible! Truly the ultimate male specimen

[@mscashwell]

I love you. no data needed. this makes it fun for me.

[@peterbrito2100]

The concept is logical And NO! Is not Capping on this session

[@dhn.]

Makes sense. Time wise, some may not have 1 straight hour for training,

[@RaymerProductions]

It works. It's called adding the frequency element.

[@SealAngel]

LMFAO "I have no data to support this" LOOOL!!!!

[@conflict7269]

That is why "roadwork" is so good for boxing

[@darrenmcdonald5885]

I’ve started doing this split it up into three workouts, works pretty good.👍

[@25-8]

Bros confidence

[@raw2theteeth947]

Finna give it a shot this week see how it goes

[@cychoholic963]

Will try for sure!!

[@IshaqqRahim]

Love how you say no data but you like this shit works!😂

[@Bigbrodonateddollarsthroughsup]

It's scientifically valid. It's pretty widespread knowledge in the realm of athletics that short and sweet workouts are best for intensity because they don't completely drain the CNS of excitatory, performance-enhancing neurotransmitters like acetylcholine and dopamine. That's why proper peaking procedure in virtually all sports demands a drastic decrease in volume, with an increase in the intensity and frequency of training.

[@Masterchief__]

This is exactly how my friend works out. 😂😂 I can't do it, I like working out at once and getting it over with.

[@Bri-Official-Selftalks]

Damn Brandon goes extremely hard in the gym! The Rock tryna steal his style Fr lol.

[@henrywylie4592]

Thanks! I’m going to try your idea out

[@themetagames5993]

I’m a skinny guy. Been doing this for almost a month, seeing some great results. I’ve never been big but I’m on my way fast

[@FivePillarsHealthCoaching]

This is what I do and I find I can work out MUCH LESS overall but yet look better and just be more fit and fit looking overall. You could break this up even more and do 4-5 10 minute burst workouts throughout the day. Also, the benefit is less inertia and momentum needed at the start. It’s easy to commit to at least one or two 10 minute sessions. Much harder to commit to and maintain 1 hour sessions. Try to blend some of your exercises and activities into your days. Something(s) is/are better than nothing

[@user-rv1kr3vr7z]

Great advice I'm gonna try it but with push-ups and burpees and jump rope body squats thanks very informative

[@ShineDawg]

Brilliant, no data needed

[@SkynetT800]

You are all right my brother.

[@Eli-jk7yp]

I used to do this workout twice a day with a PPL split. For ex: I'll do my compound lifts (benchpress ,overhead press etc.) in the morning and do isolation movements (lateral raises triceps pushdowns/extensions) in the evening. It does work but the amount of laundry you do will double too. 🤣

[@saturnringer267]

Did it help out your muscle growth when compared to when you only workout once a day?

[@Eli-jk7yp]

​​@@saturnringer267this had the most progress I had working out for 11yrs. Because I focused on getting my number up on my heavy sets rather than saving my energy for the isolation movements later. And also my isolation movements got up like crazy too because I had energy going in my 2nd workout. Luckily the owner of the gym I used to workout in was my childhood friend so I can go whenever I want as long as it's open. And it was also just a 5minute walk from where I used to live.

[@milleannadasan9708]

This guy is the real deal

[@gibby.z]

brandon the beast carter💯

[@JP-1969]

As you get older this is the best

[@nicktherealtor219]

Brandon, hi. Thank you formsharing your journey and workouts. To the normal man or woman, most people can't accomplish this properly. Have a happy thanksgiving

[@BillyLoBue]

Great idea

[@alijahcordova8359]

I have to give this a go thanks Brandon

[@mikesanes8608]

Great Tips, Thanx

[@ImMohammedAli]

It would be nice if I lived at a gym but I’ll stick to 1 visit a day for now.