Hany Rambod has trained many Olympia champs and knows all the mistakes made in the gym.
Hany Rambod is one of the best coaches in the sport of bodybuilding with a total of 24 Olympia victories. He continues to train some of the best in the world and shared his insights for prospective weightlifters. Recently, Rambod was asked a simple question about newcomers and gave his best tips.
Over the course of his career, Rambod has coached the likes of Phil Heath and Jay Cutler. Now, he can be seen in the gym with the last two Olympia champs, Derek Lunsford and Hadi Choopan, and Classic Physique champion Chris Bumstead.
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While Rambod is used to working with the best of the best, he is also able to share tips to new gym goers. Recently, Hany pointed out the biggest mistake made by beginners in the gym is adding too much weight.
Hany Rambod Shares Biggest Mistakes In The Gym
The question was simple, what is the biggest mistake you see beginner lifters make that they don’t realize is hindering their results? Hany Rambod gave a quick and decisive answer.
“I would say the number one thing is adding too much weight. I think that whether you’re a beginner lifter or you’re being reintroduced into lifting because you want to get back into shape, so if you’re starting out and you’re a teenager or in your early 20s, you can’t go too heavy.”
Adding too much weight early on could lead to poor form and execution or worse — injury. Weightlifters want to focus on their form when performing different exercises. This can be done by adding the right amount of weight that allows you to control it throughout the entire movement. If there is to much weight, this cannot happen.
Hany Rambod Shares 3 Best Bicep Exercises
Hany Rambod on the best bicep exercises to build muscle:
Hany Rambod has helped many competitors build Olympia championship physiques. He has also been able to help others who view his social media platforms by sharing different tips and pointing out what to avoid. Here, he shared an invaluable tip about how to avoid injury and grow muscle during the early stages of weightlifting.
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