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RPE stands for 'Rating of Perceived Exertion'. It has gained popularity year on year within the lifting community as a means of approximating intensity/proximity to failure. However many have criticised it for its accuracy and utility with beginners.
Angus and Will are two coaches on the cutting edge of evidence based practice, who have amassed large followings with their no BS approach. In this episode, they give their own takes on the utility of RPE, and how they implement it.
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Conor came to me with recurring back pain that was preventing him from being able to run, and do basic things like play with his kids. Here's what we did to get him stronger than ever and out of pain.
Over a year and a half, I experienced numerous setbacks of back pain and nerve issues.
From having to go back to the empty bar on squats and deadlifts, to building back up to where I'm at now, this is what I've learned so far.
If you want to try strength training for your own back pain, you can message me on Instagram @dysfunctionalpatterns
I give you advice on who personal training is and is not for, and the most viable paths for creating a career in this highly saturated field.
I do a 2nd round of answering the sometimes silly yet often relatable questions of the various fitness subreddits. As well as some musing about my thoughts on hitting 100 episodes.
I give my take on some questions from the various fitness related subreddits.
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