Maximizing muscle growth is all about creating a conducive environment for your body to adapt and grow. Here are a few key tips to keep in mind:

1. Progressive overload - This means gradually increasing the weight and volume of your workouts over time. Your muscles will only grow if they are challenged, so make sure you're pushing yourself to lift heavier weights or perform more reps.

2. Proper nutrition - Eating enough protein is crucial for muscle growth. Aim for 1-1.5 grams of protein per pound of body weight, and make sure you're consuming enough calories to support your training. It is possible to build muscle without being in a caloric surplus but if you are an experienced lifter, you are greatly limiting yourself. To keep lean muscle growth a priority and limit fat gain, you should aim for a 200-500 caloric surplus.

3. Adequate rest and recovery - Your muscles grow when you're resting, not when you're training. Your training provides the stimulus for your body to recognize it needs to grow. Your nutrition provides the materials it needs. But your rest and recovery is where you will make or break your gains. Make sure you're getting enough sleep (non-negotiable), and avoid overtraining by giving your muscles time to recover between workouts.

4. Proper form - Using proper form during exercises will help you target the right muscles, avoid injury, and lift more weight. If you're not sure how to do-an exercise correctly, ask a trainer or watch videos online.

5. Variation - Plateu’s will ALWAYS happen eventually. Most of the time you want to keep exercises the same so you can progress them and get stronger. Eventually, you will need to switch those exercises. If your Squat stalls, you may need to switch the exercises or the sets x rep scheme to keep progressing.

6. Consistency- The most underrated thing you can do. People are always looking for the next secret or the next magic pill. Do not miss your workouts (or have a plan when you do), stick to your plan, and be consistent. Your muscle will not grow if you are not consistent.

Remember, muscle growth is a gradual process, so be patient and trust the process. Stick to these principles, and you'll see the results you're looking for!