08/24/2026
One of the questions I often get asked is: "How do you decide what exercises to do?"
The answer is simple: Every workout has a reason.
I don't walk into the gym and randomly pick exercises. I don't scroll social media looking for the latest trend. And I certainly don't throw a workout together five minutes before I train.
Every exercise I perform has a specific purpose, and every workout is part of a much bigger plan.
The same is true for every client who trains with us.
Whether you're working toward better health, losing body fat, building strength, preparing for a Jiu Jitsu tournament, or simply wanting to stay active as you get older, your workouts should be intentionally designed around your goals, not someone else's.
That's one of the biggest differences between following a program and simply exercising.
For those of us over 40, and for Melissa and myself over 50, that becomes even more important.
We don't recover like we did at twenty.
We can't afford to waste time with random workouts.
Every session should move us one step closer to becoming stronger, healthier, and more capable for the long haul.
Here's a look at one of my recent lower-body training sessions and, more importantly, why each exercise has its place in the workout.��If you're tired of random workouts and you're ready to start training with purpose, we'd love to help.
Whether you're training with us in person or through the Donny King Performance App, every workout is intentionally designed to help you build strength, improve mobility, and stay active for life.
Stop guessing.
Start progressing.
Train with purpose.
One of the questions I often get asked is: “How do you decide what exercises to do?”
The answer is simple: Every workout has a reason.
I don’t walk into the gym and randomly pick exercises. I don’t scroll social media looking for the latest trend. And I certainly don’t throw a workout together five minutes before I train.
Every exercise I perform has a specific purpose, and every workout is part of a much bigger plan.
The same is true for every client who trains with us.
Whether you’re working toward better health, losing body fat, building strength, preparing for a Jiu Jitsu tournament, or simply wanting to stay active as you get older, your workouts should be intentionally designed around your goals, not someone else’s.
That’s one of the biggest differences between following a program and simply exercising.
For those of us over 40, and for Melissa and myself over 50, that becomes even more important.
We don’t recover like we did at twenty.
We can’t afford to waste time with random workouts.
Every session should move us one step closer to becoming stronger, healthier, and more capable for the long haul.
Here’s a look at one of my recent lower-body training sessions and, more importantly, why each exercise has its place in the workout.
If you’re tired of random workouts and you’re ready to start training with purpose, we’d love to help.
Whether you’re training with us in person or through the Donny King Performance App, every workout is intentionally designed to help you build strength, improve mobility, and stay active for life.
Stop guessing.
Start progressing.
Train with purpose.
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#StrengthAfter40
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