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Most people are training wrong—not because they're lazy, but because they lack proper programming and keep chasing fitness trends that change weekly. In this episode of Vital Discourse, Dr. Ben Cilento and Dr. Lee Mandel sit down with Brandon Ward, a former Division 1 athlete, certified strength and conditioning specialist, and owner of The Ludus gym in South Florida, to break down what actually works in fitness. Brandon reveals the most common training mistakes: no structured program, randomly repeating the same exercises, and jumping from trend to trend (high volume one week, heavy lifting the next, glute-focused the week after). He explains the critical difference between training for power and speed (athletes doing snatches, cleans, sled pushes) versus training for strength and aesthetics (slow, controlled movements that build stability). The conversation tackles major training questions: cardio versus weight training, free weights versus machines versus bodyweight exercises, and how to balance all three based on your goals and fitness level. Brandon walks through proper assessment—starting with interviews to understand wants versus needs, followed by biomechanical analysis of gait, posture, flexibility, and strength across different planes of motion. They discuss the fitness industry's biggest myths around pre-workout supplements (mostly just caffeine and sugar), protein timing (the anabolic window is overblown), and meal timing around workouts. Dr. Lee explains the physiology of why you should always do strength training before cardio: cardio slows neuromuscular signaling and increases injury risk, plus doing weights first depletes muscle glycogen so your cardio becomes a more efficient fat-burning session. The doctors and Brandon emphasize that training should be individualized—what works for a 25-year-old athlete differs drastically from what a 60-year-old needs for longevity. The episode closes with Brandon's philosophy from The Ludus (named after ancient Roman gladiator training schools): fitness isn't just about workouts, it's about teaching healthy lifestyle habits that foster long-term wellness. Chapters: 00:00 Intro – Power and Speed vs. Strength and Aesthetics 00:53 Welcome to Vital Discourse – America's Fitness Decline 01:28 Introducing Brandon Ward – Injury Biomechanics and Exercise Physiology Expert 02:24 College Football Rivalry Banter – FSU, UF, and Miami 03:00 The Ludus – Ancient Roman Gladiator Training Philosophy 03:42 Why You Should Visit Brandon's Gym in Sunrise, Florida 04:18 How to Assess What Workout You Actually Need 04:51 The Two Main Reasons People Start at the Gym 05:18 The Four Pillars of Fitness – Cardio, Strength, Mobility, Nutrition 05:34 The Physical Assessment – Gait, Posture, Flexibility, and Strength Analysis 06:10 The #1 Training Mistake – No Programming or Structure 06:34 Why Chasing Fitness Trends Kills Your Progress 07:15 Cardio vs. Weight Training vs. Bodyweight Exercise – How to Choose 08:45 Why Free Weights Build More Strength Than Machines 13:20 How Often Should You Train? Frequency Based on Goals 15:40 Training Intensity – How Hard Should You Actually Push? 17:25 Progressive Overload – The Key to Continued Gains 19:30 The Importance of Recovery Days and Deload Weeks 21:45 Mobility Work – Why It Matters More as You Age 24:10 Should Older Adults Train Differently Than Younger People? 26:30 The Myth of "Toning" – Why It Doesn't Exist 28:50 Training for Longevity vs. Training for Performance 31:15 Protein Timing – Does the Anabolic Window Really Matter? 35:19 Healthier Pre-Workout Alternatives – Coffee and Complex Carbs 36:15 Dr. Lee's Daily Muffin Confession – Three Years Strong 37:11 Why Loading Carbs Alone in the Morning Isn't Ideal 37:35 Hydration and Supplements – Caffeine, Creatine, Beta-Alanine 38:17 Why You Shouldn't Drink Protein Shakes Right Before Training 38:50 Always Do Strength Training Before Cardio – Here's Why 39:26 The Science of Glycogen Depletion and Fat Burning 40:28 Vital Message of the Day – Get Proper Assessment and Programming 41:11 Closing Thoughts – Thanks to Brandon Ward If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe, rate, and review it on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube Podcasts.