StackedCast

In this episode we had Jamie Smith on from Strength Culture out of Melbourne. we discussed a variety of topics including education for a new coach, where to start and how to filter out the narrative to develop an objective coaching model built on top of rock solid principles. Did someone say left AIC right BC narrow ISA? No, we did not...we won't feed you that wide BS. Jamie also goes over a framework to problem solve performance inhibiting movement patterns and talks about how to get out of them if the person is a strong powerlifter like all of our listeners.

In this episode we discuss rate of progress and how to manage it when layered on top of movement, psychology and programming. We discuss how momentum is a slippery slope in that it is extremely important and valuable but once we have it and don't do a good enough job to monitor or control it, training can become unpredictable and can even lead to larger issues.

Block structure, personal experiences, and how to set yourself up with secret exercises in order to achieve your powerlifting potential! Anas and David take another deep dive into how to troubleshoot training resources and how to see trends in movement and how to get the most out of your training blocks. They also compare past methods seen in their experiences and how programs now address modern problems. 

In this episode of StackedCast! Anas and David talk about problem solving and movement as it relates to powerlifting as well as how one can find issues in their own training to be able to make progress. As Anas and David delve deeper into movement constraints and issues they also give personal examples as to what they've seen as coaches and what problems they've encountered with powerlifting athletes.