đȘ Thereâs No Bad Exercise â Just Bad Coaching
- Daniel Laga

- Oct 19
- 2 min read
People love to argue about which workout method is âthe best.âBodybuilders criticize CrossFit. CrossFitters laugh at bodybuilders. Some trainers say Pilates wonât build muscle, while others dismiss yoga as âtoo soft.â
But hereâs the truth đ thereâs no bad exercise â only bad coaching and poor application.
đ§ Itâs All About Your Current Capabilities and Goals
Every exercise can be valuable when it matches your fitness level, mobility, and

personal goals.
If youâre new to training, bodyweight movements might be perfect.
If youâre more advanced, strength training or CrossFit could challenge you.
If youâre recovering or managing stress, yoga or Pilates can help restore balance.
The key is alignment â choosing the right type of training for your body and lifestyle.
đïž Progressive Overload Is What Really Matters
No matter which workout style you choose â bodybuilding, CrossFit, Pilates, or yoga â your body only changes through progressive overload.
That means gradually increasing the challenge so your muscles adapt, grow stronger, and build endurance over time.
Progressive overload can mean:â Adding more weightâ Doing more repsâ Improving your formâ Reducing rest time
Without progression, thereâs no transformation. đ„
đ„ The Results You Want Start in the Kitchen
Letâs be honest â the abs or glutes you want arenât just built in the gym.Theyâre built through consistent nutrition and smart eating habits.
You canât out-train a poor diet.Fuel your body with nutrient-rich foods, stay mindful of your calories, and make small improvements every week.
đĄ Remember: nutrition drives the energy, recovery, and results you see in the mirror.
â ïž Injuries Happen When You Rush the Process
Most workout injuries donât come from the exercise itself â they come from:
Poor form or lack of skill đ§ââïž
Overloading too quickly đïž
Skipping recovery or rest days đ€
A good coach helps you progress safely, not recklessly.Fitness isnât about how fast you go â itâs about how well you move and how consistently you show up.
đ§© Find What Works for You
Forget the noise and ego battles between training styles.You donât need to pick sides â you need to pick what fits your lifestyle and long-term goals.
Whether itâs CrossFit, yoga, strength training, or Pilates â if it challenges you, helps you grow, and keeps you consistent, itâs the right choice.
Train smart. Eat well. Recover fully. Repeat. đ
đ„ Key Takeaways
â Thereâs no bad exercise â only poor coaching or bad form.â Match your training to your current fitness level and goals.â Progressive overload drives real, lasting results.â Nutrition and recovery are essential parts of success.â Sustainability beats intensity every time.
đŹ What do you think?Have you ever been told a certain workout âdoesnât workâ?Share your experience in the comments below! đ

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