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Ted Talk 158: “I Hurt Myself Working Out. What Should I Do?” – Ask Ted

We've all heard the saying "no pain, no gain," but how much truth is there? It depends. Do you feel a sharp, stabbing, or constant pain while doing a set? Should you keep going and push through, or should you stop immediately? In today's Ask Ted episode, Ted reveals the workout pains you shouldn't ignore and how to recover quickly. Listen now!

526: Muscle After 40: 7 Mistakes That Are Stopping You from Building Muscle in Your 40s with Ted Ryce

Getting in shape and building a lean muscular body after 40 is different. You'll lose muscle mass as you get older, and recovery can also be different than in your 20s. In this episode, Ted reveals the 7 mistakes you must avoid if you are over 40 and want to build muscle sustainably, effectively, and pain-free. Tune in to learn how to build your best body ever in your 40s, 50s, and beyond.

Ted Talk 157: How to Rise Stronger After Hitting Rock Bottom. P. S. I Love You

Ted's mother died when he was 14. His little brother was kidnapped and murdered when he was 19. When Ted was 36, his sister committed suicide. At 43, he witnessed his father's death after health complications. Still, at 45, he is living the life of his dreams. You might be wondering, how? In today's Ted talk episode, Ted reveals the 10 lessons that helped him bounce back after every devastating loss and live his best life. Tune in to learn how to overcome adversity and thrive.

525: The Habit Factor: How to Align Habits with Goals to Achieve Success with Martin Grunburg

How many times have you decided to change your life by adding simple habits to your routine? How many of those times you got frustrated and stopped after the adrenaline rush of starting something new ended? Today, Ted interviews one of the coaching's OGs, and the father of the modern habit-tracking movement, Martin Grunburg. To learn how you can build and sustain productive habits, listen to this new episode!
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