The simplest way to improve your performance is to get stronger. Strength is the basis of physical performance. The Standard Model of strength and conditioning tries to blend practice and training and, therefore, does neither well.

01:42 Comments from the Haters!
12:03 Things we like
19:54 Starr Rehab explained
30:01 Two-Factor Model
36:59 Being athletic improves skill in skill-based things
48:19 You are not a freak athlete
59:16 How did they get there?

The Standard Model vs. The Two-Factor Model | Starting Strength Radio #239

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Rip defines strength training and the best way to approach the acquisition of strength.

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01:32 Comments from the Haters!
14:47 Late Night with the Devil
21:12 Swimming used for conditioning
28:06 Another conditioning question
36:00 If you could visit the past...
46:57 Why muscles grow

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Rip answers questions live from Starting Strength Network subscribers and fans.

01:23 Five laws of stupidity
12:06 How much should my goal be?
18:38 Three questions from a future SSC
38:56 Height of the deadlift starting position
59:44 I have a 420 bench, do I need surgery?
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1:19:56 Issac and the fire academy
1:27:11 A good grandson

Q&A Episode - Laws of Stupidity, Goals, and Being a Good Grandson | Starting Strength Radio #260

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The Standard Model vs. The Two-Factor Model | Starting Strength Radio #239

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