Sometimes it takes an “athletic identity crisis” to show us who wee truly are. And that’s exactly what happened with Sheridan Lintz. After a trek through Nepal, her knees were in crippling pain. It made her question who she was as a lifter. And it let to her digging deep and finding out what really […]
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Dane Miller gets people snatching to increase their bench press. And he’s a proponent of getting athletes snatching right away. He’s setting off Lunk Alarms all over the country. He joins us on the podcast today to talk about training throwers, wrestlers, football players, and all types of athletes. Dane also owns Garage Strength and
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Tom Sroka used to be one of my athletes, but now he’s transitioned to a weightlifting coach and weightlifting gym owner. We talk about how he grew his weightlifting gym, what he’s found works for his athletes to make them better lifters, and we talk a lot about some silly online controversies that he’s been
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At 15 years old, Wil Fleming was a mediocre athlete who regularly got crushed on the field. Then he got serious about the barbell. Two years later, he was an All-State athlete… and the rest is history. He fell in love with the Olympic lifts and has used them to make his athletes better on
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Jason Khalipa is obviously well known as an amazing CrossFit athlete. He’s also the owner of a successful gym (and has great business advice to give), and he’s the author of a new book that will get you focused and moving forward in business, fitness, and in life. It’s called As Many Reps as Possible.
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I finally had the chance to sit down and talk with Tony Gentilcore. It seems we know so many of the same people, so it was great to pick his brain and hear about his many years as a strength coach. In particular, Tony really had some great insights on business – not only his
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