31:26The Worst Lifting Mistakes Everyone Makes (And How To Fix Them!)
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If you lift, you've done a dumbbell press like this, so THIS, NOT THAT makes you check your own form. The two arms look almost the same, so you click to find what separates right from wrong.
Below this channel's typical views. Included as a creative reference.
'Everyone Makes' pulls in lifters who think their form is fine, and '(And How To Fix Them)' promises a fix, so it reads as help rather than criticism.
Eugene's grin and muscular arms make the correction feel friendly and credible, and the two red arrows set up a comparison even though the difference is hard to see.
When your fix is a small change in form, show both versions on one body in one frame and point at each. Make the thumbnail text a short command contrasting the two, and let the title promise the fix.
Show right and wrong on one body, and hide the difference.
Apply this pattern to your next video.
Bring the reference into a packaging brief, then decide what your title and thumbnail should each communicate.