The Internet is flooded with all types of training information., and some of it is good.
You can find all kinds of videos on just about any kind of exercise you can think of.
However, having access to all this information doesn’t mean a person will know the best ways to use it.
Just trying to copy someone else doing a lift is one thing, but actually knowing how to train to get the maximum results for that lift is a whole different story.
Many can copy stuff, but few know how to effectively design a training program.
Program with basic movements, primarily, and use some variety in accessory work as needed. Implement change when it is needed, not for entertaining your clients or trying to fool them into thinking you know what you are doing if you really don’t.
Remember, getting results for a brand new, untrained person is easy; but getting ongoing results for a more experienced lifter is more difficult.
Think carefully when writing your training program, don’t just make stuff up and hope for the best.
The Cave 