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Starting this month, we will be moving to a twice per week release schedule -- one content episode, one Q&A.
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Matt and Scott continue their demystification of popular Westside Barbell training methods by breaking down the "Dynamic Effort Day," which calls for relatively light weights moved very quickly. This sort of "speed work" can be used to train power in athletes (to a limited extent, as discussed in previous episodes regarding the power clean), as well as improve conditioning in the phosphocreatine energy system.
For most lifters, speed work also serves as a tool for developing better technique. After months of moving very heavy weights slowly, incorporating dynamic effort lifts can teach lifters to move faster, and potentially work through previous sticking points.
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Brett McKay's article on rehabbing adductor tendonitis on Barbell Logic: https://barbell-logic.com/adductor-tendonitis-treatment/
Matt and Scott are back with another round of Saturday Q&A. If you'd like to ask Matt and Scott a question, email [email protected] and we'll feature you on a future Q&A episode!
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Our favorite psychiatrist Dr. David Puder returns to the show to continue the discussion on relationship "red flags," that is, questions you should ask yourself about your potential partner in a new relationship.
You can view the complete list of dating red flags on Dr. Puder's website: https://bit.ly/2oIPR0A. While you're there, check out his podcast Psychiatry & Psychotherapy!
You can also follow Dr. Puder on Instagram @dr.davidpuder.
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Barbell Logic Coach and mastermind behind the Coaching Academy, Bill Hannon returns to the podcast to celebrate the 1-Year anniversary of the academy and discuss how it has developed and grown since it's inception. What began as a way to codify and systematize the process of becoming a barbell coach -- heretofore often thought of as a lengthy, trial by error process -- has grown into a thriving academy where excellent students become intern coaches for Barbell Logic and, ultimately, earn their Professional Barbell Coach certification and join the staff coaches at Barbell Logic.
The Academy has also raised the bar for existing staff coaches, as many have stepped up to lead groups of students through the material and, in the process, improve their own understanding of barbell mechanics, anatomy, physiology, and other practical aspects of coaching.
The Academy is constantly starting up new classes, so if you'd like to join visit https://barbell-logic.com/coaching-academy/ for more information.
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