115 - Josh Pelland and Zac Robinson on philosophy of training

Update: 2020-09-24

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Josh and Zac from DataDrivenStrength join the boys to talk about the philosophy of training. How can we know what works? What factors contribute to a lifter's success that we might pay less attention to? Do people with different goals or those operating under different paradigms look for different data when assessing their lifters?

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In Channel

128 - Q+A

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127 - Sam Hall on education and coaching

2021-11-1801:28:23

126 - Mike Tuchscherer on advanced autoregulation and coaching

2021-11-0401:10:30

125 - Steve DeNovi on world affairs

2021-10-2101:20:16

124 - Comeback

2021-10-0701:12:13

123 - Charlie Athanassiou on whether powerlifting is special

2021-02-0401:10:02

122 - Thomas Clark on coaching for weight gain

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121 - Steve DeNovi on bench press technique and exercise selection

2021-01-2201:15:48

120 - Julia Hlaing on pelvic health and powerlifters

2020-12-1051:16

119 - 2020 in Review

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118 - What are your strengths as a lifter

2020-11-1201:08:09

117 - Joe Stanek on coaching success

2020-11-0501:23:28

116 - Chris Kennedy on life and lifting

2020-10-2901:25:40

115 - Josh Pelland and Zac Robinson on philosophy of training

2020-09-2401:00:37

114 - Matt Domney on Specificity and Variability

2020-09-1101:03:33

113 - Jamie Bouziotis on cardio for strength trainees

2020-08-2753:31

112 - Matt Bartholomew on creating a coaching system

2020-08-2049:03

111 - Arian Khamesi on his coaching journey

2020-08-1301:06:39

110 - Audience Requests

2020-08-0601:08:27

109 - Will Phillips on battling chronic fatigue and training around manual labour

2020-07-3050:40

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115 - Josh Pelland and Zac Robinson on philosophy of training