Gents,
Each monthly I will be creating an ask me anything post, exclusive to The Lethal Gentlemans Club members (Paid Substack Subscribers).
The aim is to provide further support to those that have invested in developing themselves into the rarest breed of man.
This can also be a place where you request future additions to The Lethal Gentleman Protocol, or any other suggestions to make this the best health & fitness Susbstack on the planet (currently at #39 - we started this in Nov 2025).
I’ll be checking this monthly express my thoughts and do my best to provide insight on your question.
COMMENT YOUR QUESTIONS BELOW
And if you want your question answered, become a Lethal Gentleman’s Club member below…
Would love to see a more in depth post/ protocol about perfect posture throughout the whole body including the rib cage which your briefly mentioned in the mcgregor post.
My question is specific to myself, but it might help others too. I trained calisthenics for years, then discovered muay thai and was hooked. I found you through searching for strength and conditioning for combat sports. Through training I quickly learned about the reason for weight classes, and I would like to add muscle mass while maintaining cardio and other athletic attributes. I was following the durability protocol for this. Is the may update equal or better for this pursuit? Should I tip the balance of the workouts and add another anabolic day, or is three still optimal for gaining strength and lean muscle mass?
As a sidenote, I had a hard time researching an ideal body weight for a person's build. I want to get to a weight where all of the athletic attributes are maximally balanced as described in your lethal gentleman criteria. I am currently 71 kg @est. 12-15% bodyfat, 174cm tall. Through my research, and comments in your post "The Martial Artist Archetype," I decided on 81 or 82 kg as my eventual goal weight. Do you have any thoughts on finding optimal body weight by height/frame?
These two resources interested me in my research to set my goal weight:
https://spiderstamina.com/athletic-calculator.php?sex=male&height=183&wrist=17&bic_nor=0&bic_tig=0&ankle=23&body_fat=10
https://btwb.blog/2017/01/24/is-there-an-ideal-bmi-for-performance/#:~:text=Dividing%20users%20into%20smaller%20buckets,range%20was%2026%2D30).
Thanks!