This week our hosts sit down with longtime Kabuki Strength friend and contributor Dr. Phillip Snell. He is currently practicing in Portland as a chiropractor, and at the same time working on some exciting new methodologies and clinical techniques - tune in to hear more about them as well as a lively discussion on movement, rehab, and strength! 

Evan Simon is the head strength and conditioning coach at Oregon State University, a Division 1 school in the Pac-12 across various sports! Our hosts today discuss his inspiring life story, his coaching job at a D1 school, and ways he's incorporated Kabuki methods and equipment into his arsenal of tools used to build elite-level athletes! Football and strength fans, this is one you won't want to miss! 

This week the hosts sit down with Jordan Berke, the co-founder of Squats and Science and SSBarbell in Brooklyn, NY. S&S is a technology company that manufacturers VBT (Velocity Based Training) devices for athletes, including the OpenBarbell V1 and V2 devices our own Kabuki Strength virtual coaching athletes use. This is a lively discussion about the future of VBT and the role of technology in strength training and barbell sports. Check it out! 

Ian King has been coaching elite level athletes in almost every sport for more years than most of us have been alive. He is a legend in the coaching world, and his methods, albeit often unconventional, have always produced results. This conversation between Ian and our hosts goes back into history all the way to the present day to discuss coaching methodologies and issues Ian sees with contemporary coaching strategies and methods. Tune in and check it out! Ian is the founder of King Sports International, his coaching firm which has many athletes on its roster and through which he holds seminars and workshops all across the world. 

This week our hosts sit down with American strongman and coach Kalle Beck. He is perhaps best known as the founder of Starting Strongman, a very popular resource for strongman in the United States that has helped thousands discover and begin to participate in the sport. Kalle has a decorated strongman career himself, and through years of competition, injury, victory, and loss he has learned quite a lot about movement, rehab, injury, technique, and all matters related to the sport and strength athletics in general. Tune in and check it out! 

This week host Rudy Kadlub is replaced by the young KMS coach and practitioner - Brady Cable! He sits down along with Chris and Brandon to talk with Brad Cox. Brad is the CEO and founder of Acumobility, a innovative company in the mobility and rehab world with several patents and groundbreaking products. The hosts and Brad discuss the business of science and rehab along with how they've impacted and worked with hundreds of athletes, coaches, and clinicians to further push the boundary of human performance. Have a listen! 

Travis Jewett, known as the author of "Dad Strong: Efficient Strength Training for Busy Dads" is also a regular contributor to MobilityWOD and other publications. In this interview our hosts sit down with him and talk life, lifting, and fatherhood...among other things. Check it out! 

This week the Strength Chat hosts sit down with Seattle Seahawks data scientist Patrick Ward and nerd out hardcore. This episode is definitely for the hardcore lifting nerds. Listen in and enjoy! 

Today Strength Chat hosts sit down with Dr. Justin Dean, the Executive Director of Rehab2Performance.com (R2P). R2P is a non-profit community of healthcare and sport professionals that strives to bridge the gap between rehabilitation and performance by applying contemporary clinical approaches in pain management, restoration of human function, and promoting wellness/fitness.

Juggernaut Training Systems writer and Doctor of Physical Therapy Quinn Henoch sit down with our hosts and discusses his contributions to the lifting community as well as what he sees his own role to be in the ever-growing world of research and applied sciences.