In this episode, Ryan and Caileen are talking training intensity levels for beginners, intermediate, and advanced. They emphasize the importance of finding the right balance of intensity to maximize progress without overdoing it. For beginners, the focus is on creating a habit and starting with basic exercises, and building the habit of working out on a consistent basis.Intermediate and advanced individuals should gradually increase the intensity and challenge themselves with heavier weights and more complex exercises. The hosts also highlight the importance of adapting to the stimulus and avoiding excessive soreness that may discourage consistency. Key Points:For beginners, focus on creating a habit and start with basic exercisesGradually increase intensity and challenge yourself as you progressAdapt to the stimulus and avoid excessive sorenessConsistency is key in achieving fitness goals Start with creating a habit and a basic routine in the beginning stages of fitness.In the intermediate level, set clear goals and focus on increasing intensity through progressive overload.At the advanced level, prioritize form checks, optimize other variables such as sleep and hydration, and be aware of potential risks.Listen to your body and adjust intensity based on individual goals and capabilities.Progress is the key indicator of success at any level of fitness.Time Stamps:00:00 - Intro02:19 - Trying Oreo Mint Chip Flavor16:14 - Training Intensity for Beginners19:21 - Building a Habit: Starting with Basic Exercises22:08 - Setting Goals and Increasing Intensity: The Intermediate Level27:12 - Listening to Your Body and Adjusting Intensity36:31 - Progress as the Key Indicator of Success