Well folks, all good things come to an end and, atleast for now, this is the end for 2 Scoops Radio. I keep it short this week and talk a little about some of the people that did well at the KY Derby show. After, I give some background on why the podcast will be shutting down. Thanks to everyone for your support, it’s meant a lot to me. This has been one of the most fun things I’ve gotten to do and unfortunately I just can’t justify keeping it going given the circumstances. Don’t hesitate to reach out to me on instragram with any of your questions, I’d be glad to help any of you in any way I can! The gainz train is leaving the station one last time.

The king of all fitness energy drinks, BANG, has come under some trouble and we tell you about it. False label claims and more. We also talk about the Indy Pro and our good friend Kevin Johnson’s performance. We touch on some good nootropic products, including Magnum Nutraceuticals Mane Brain. Then we take some good questions: can you take too much creatine? What are some good weight loss tips for female beginners? What are some good supps for cortisol control? Will classic physique stay flooded? What is natty bodybuilding to us? Make sure you tune in folks, lots of good stuff this week!

This week we discuss some of the results of the Arnold Classic 2019. We talk about whether or not we believe George Peterson’s physique is truly ‘classic’ or not. That spawns a discussion on what the classic physique division really boils down to. We also take some time to discuss how it is important to be well rounded in your training and discuss the importance of things like mobility work and functional training. Afterwards we take some questions: are T3 and clen effective? What is our favorite cardio during prep? How did we meet? Plus more!

This week we were joined by Maurice, Steve, and Austin of Shred Fit Academy. These guys have some crazy good physiques and know a thing or two about a good workout. We talk to them about their time as collegiate athletes, why thy do what they do, and how they approach training and nutrition. We talk about the mindset that they have and how they hope that translates to their clients. They make sure to tackle all aspects of training: from moving heavy weight, to conditioning, to functional movement. It’s a great discussion and I think the bodybuilding community could take a lesson or two from these guys.

It’s almost time for the Arnold Classic 2019, so we give you

Another week, another 2 Scoops! We have a short one but a good one this week. First, we discuss an important question: should Ty be a professional wrestler? What do you think? Then we move on to some questions. Can you still build muscle if you’re over 40? Is tempo important when you’re lifting? Can you use SARMS to bridge your steroid cycles? What made us want to be bodybuilders? Is chiropractic care worth it? Thanks as always for the great questions and for listening, we appreciate you guys!