

Hypertrophy Cheatsheet: How to build muscle AND endurance silmultaneously
18 snips Sep 18, 2025
Join Tom McClure, Head of Performance Nutrition at OMNIA, and JB, the Head Coach and strength specialist, as they challenge the myth that you can’t build muscle and endurance simultaneously. They delve into effective programming strategies, highlight the energy demands of muscle gain, and explain how sleep enhances performance. The duo shares six practical tips for hybrid athletes, covering nutrition and training techniques that maximize gains while minimizing fatigue. Prepare to elevate your training game with their expert insights!
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Consolidate Stressful Sessions
- Consolidate conflicting stresses by grouping similar sessions on the same day to free recovery days for other work.
- Split strength into lower, upper and full-body sessions and pair intense endurance work with compatible gym sessions.
Don’t Chase Failure Every Set
- You don't need to take every set to failure to stimulate growth; stopping with reps in reserve still works.
- Preserve performance across sets by leaving 2–3 reps in the tank except maybe on the final set.
Plan For Slow Muscle Gains
- Expect slow lean-mass gains and plan for a multi-week to multi-month approach to building muscle.
- Track food for 10–14 days and use body-composition measures, not daily scale changes, to judge progress.