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In today's episode, we welcome Great Britain Head Junior Classic Coach Jason Coultman. This was an episode where me and Jasson had varying approaches which have made me rethink some of my methods regarding pre-competition preparation. These are the best episodes and facilitate change and growth for both coach and athletes.
Jason was a great guest. I think you'll love this one.
Talking points:
British Powerlifting
NASM
Team GB Powerlifting
Strength Chat Podcast w/ Jason
Defining a good coach.
Did he choose to coach or did coaching choose him?
Jason discusses the development of his career and clientele from athletes to the general population and how he slowly ruled out the areas of exercise, sport, and performance he wanted to work in.
Injury gets in the way of his powerlifting career but makes him a better coach.
He progresses from a powerlifter who coaches to a coach who powerlifts.
The concept of the selfish coach who is an athlete first.
His powerlifting results.
The difference between a coach and a trainer.
Did the adage "the powerlifter makes the coach" apply to his career?
The driving force of injury in his career.
Does being a good lifter make you a good coach?
His journey towards powerlifting coaching.
Shadowing and helping out at as many competitions as he could.
How far away from competition are you starting to prepare a lifter for the comp?
Jason's approach to athletes on social media.
The importance of desensitizing to social media.
Jason's philosophy of longevity.
Does working hard = success?
Ingraining habits from the start of the coaching process.
Outlining the goals of the competition well beforehand.
Being able to see what other lifters do and not be influenced by it.
Knowing what your competitors are up to via social media.
When a lifter wants to do their own research close to competition.
Adjusting your feedback on competition day.
Forgetting to have a tight upper back on competition day.
Decision-making: Load selection.
How you'll feel the week before the competition.
Referencing previous peaks.
How many competitions do you need with a lifter before you handle them optimally?
Make your second lift look good.
The post-competition debrief.
"The competition doesn't begin until the last deadlift"
9/9 gives a lifter the best chance of winning.
Is anyone to blame if a lifter doesn't do well?
Mistakes lifters often make on competition day.
The importance of adapting your plan on competition day
Mentors
Lawrence Farncolme
The Heavy Metal Strength Coach Podcast Ep. 2
Useful links:
jasoncoultman.com
GB Powerlifting
Intro music: The Infernal Sea BUY THEIR STUFF/SEE THEM LIVE
Welcome to The Heavy Metal Strength Coach Podcast episode 20 with our guest Niall Walsh an osteopath qualified in numerous therapy disciplines who graduated from Leeds Beckett University and now works alongside the great Mofo Body Mechanic. He has a particular interest in the hips and shoulders and comes from a background of weightlifting and crossfit. He's treated many of my clients. Stay tuned for an awesome episode.
Main Topic
Evolution & Modern Day Injury
Related Topics
Early Specialization vs. Later Specialisation
Are boring therapists a problem?
Crossfit
Weightlifting
Adaption over reduction therapy practices
The dangers of too little variety in training
Powerlifting
Rotation drills
Side bending
jiu jitsu
Gymnastics
Yoga
Plyometrics are lost in powerlifting
Postural adaptation injuries- tendonitus/tendinopathy
PED related injuries- tendon tears and ruptures
Drip feeding variety into training
The importance of communication skills as a therapist
PT's being afraid to refer out to a therapist
Rest
Ligaments & Proprioception
Correct ligament rehab
"Use it or lose it applies to proprioception as well"
Evolution of the hip and shoulder and their ability to handle load
Deloading different areas of the body
Deload frequency
Warm up science vs warm up preferences
Finding the activities that benefit your mental health
Mentions
Mofo Body Mechanic
Aaron 'The Wizard' Caseley
Further Reading
Charles Darwin- Voyage Of The Beagle
Charles Darwin- Origin Of Species
Arsenal take on a 4-year-old into their Academy although they have denied that he is officially signed
Professor Leon Megginson and the history of the adaptation quote "It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is most adaptable to change."
Ligaments & Proprioception
Robert Sapolsky- Why Don't Zebras Have Ulcers
Useful Links
Instagram: @Mofonially
email: [email protected]
Intro/outro music
The Infernal Sea Bandcamp
Join The Heavy Metal Strength Coach & Shrubs666 for a special episode with the lead singer of Urne, Joe Nally.
His band Urne have just released their first album, Serpent & Spirit to acclaimed reviews from all over the metal community.
This was a wonderful episode where it became clear how much of his heart Joe has put into this album and to see it doing well is incredible.
Long may the success continue.
Episode Links
Urne
Urne- EP
Serpent & Spirit
URNE Facebook
Urne Bandcamp
Chapters
Bloodstock
Alcatraz Festival
Producer Chris Fielding
Candlelight Records
Hang The Bastard
Damnation Festival
Eindhoven Festival
Heldorado
Mentions
Judas Priest
Saxon
Gojira
Jesse Leach
Green Lung
Luna's Call
Video Nasties
Raging Speedhorn
Metal Hammer
Kerrang
Tom Warrior
Napalm Death
Heathen
Accept
Killswitch Engage
Sepultura
Opeth
Mastodon
Conan
Conjuror
Spinefarm
Glenn Hughes
Graveyard
Casket Feeder
Black Tongue
Matt Heafy Trivium
Killswitch Engage- Killswitch Engage
Killswitch Engage- Alive Or Just Breathing
Jesse Leech leaves killswitch
Thanks for listening :)
USeful links:
Bloodstock 2021
Borstal
Conjuror
Wargasm
Malevolence
Winterfylleth
Paradise Lost- Draconian Times
Cradle Of Filth
Memorium
Kreator
New Releases
Iron Maiden- Senjutsu
Night Crowned
TRNA
Mentions
Paradise Lost- Icon
Damnation Festival
Bolt Thrower
Nick Barker
Olhava
Deafheaven
White Ward
Gaerea
Mayhem
Emperor
Enslaved
Amon Amarth
Essential Metal Listening
Bathory- Blood Fire Death
Intro Music- Witchery- The God Who Fell From Earth
Today we welcome the owner of GB Powerlifting Support, Mr Chris Gillard.
In a chat full to the brim of everything Powerlifting, we go from how Chris' Instagram page got started to how he became involved in supporting the sport in person, driving thousands of miles a month to spot, load and MC at dozens of Powerlifting competitions around the UK.
We talk his vision of the future of Powerlifting, what it takes to run such a popular page and his journey with powerlifting and his own mental health.
I think this is a wonderful episode. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
Notes
Chris Gillard Open Powerlifting
Mentions
Matt Smith (coach)
Andy The Outcast
King Of The Lifts
@theweightliftinglawyer
@thenorthernhulk
Blake Rashid
Emma and Kalle Ylitalo-James
Links
GPC
British Powerlifting
YNEPF
ABPU/BPU
gb_powerlifting_support_group
Patreon support link
Thanks for listening.
Chris Kershaw
The Heavy Metal Strength Coach
Join The Heavy Metal Strength Coach & Shrubs666 for a jolly jaunt around Bloodstock and a week of new releases.
Bloodstock 21:
Foetal Juice
Service Station Masturbation
The ACDC stage at download festival
Raised By Owls
Divine Chaos
Svalbard
Venom Prison
Acid Reign
Loathe
Higher Power
Raging Speedhorn
Evile
Conan
Skindred
Dub War
Devin Townsend
New releases:
Hooded Menace- The Tritonus Bell
Groza- The Redemptive End
Ex Deo- The 13 Years Of Nero
Mentions:
Bloodstock 21 (Friday)
Gaerea
Uada
MGLA
Kataklysm
Asphyx
My Dying Bride
Paradise Lost
Prong
Fear Factory
Strapping Young Lad
Essential Metal Listening:
Ministry: Psalm 69
Thanks for listening.
Join The Heavy Metal Strength Coach & Shrubs666 as we discuss our recent trip Bloodstock Festival. wE COVER DAY 1 & 2 with the other days to be covered over the next couple of weeks.
We then discuss some new releases and our usual essential metal listening recommendation from the mighty Shrubs.
Full notes:
Bloodstock 2021 DAy 1 &2
Anakim
Ward XVI
Raised By Owls
Noels Haunted House Party
Scary Spice Has A Gangrenous Arm
Five Finger Death Punch video
Jesus Probably Isn't That Bad T-shirt
Beholder
Onslaught
Godeater and the man with the muscular face
Kurokuma
Ashen Crown
Luna's Call
Joe Nally
Urne
Famyne
The Crawling
Winterfylleth
New Releases:
Slaughter to Prevail
Necronautical
Wolves In The Throne Room
Mentions:
Slipknot
Black Dahlia Murder
Panopticon
Cradle Of Filth
The Great Old Ones
Gaerea
Essential Metal Listen
Kreator- Extreme Aggression
Join The Heavy Metal Strength coach & Shrubs666 for another week of metal madness featuring:
Craven Idol- Forked Tongues
Dark Descent Records
Destroyer666
Midnight
Slayer
Witchery (who are featured in our intro)
VCTMS- Vol IV Numb The Ache
VCTMS- Disasterpiece
Code Orange
Lana Del Ray
Cabal
Wristmeetrazor- Replica Of a Strange love
Necrophagist- Epitaph
Obscura
The Faceless
Archspire
Welcome to another episode of The Grumpy Metalheads Podcast with The Heavy Metal Strength Coach & Shrubs666
Today we talk about the following music and talking points:
Powerwolf- Call Of The Wild
Sacrament & Sin
Atilla
Doro
A special place in the heart of Shrubs
Year Of No Light (Release Of The Week)
Cult Of Luna
The Ocean
Rise Against- Nowhere Generation
Bad Religion
Anti-Flag
Agnostic Front
Wampiric Rites/Vampirska- The Drowning Void
Ex Deo
If I Were The Devil- If I Were The Devil
Pestilence- Testimony Of The Ancients (Essential Metal Listening)
Death
Archspire
Thanks for listening, we'll see you again soon.
Welcome to another episode of The Grumpy Metalhead's Podcast where this week, we discuss the new album by the mighty Amenra. It's called De Doorn, and it's quite a journey. I'm joined as ever by the heroic Shrubs666.
Things discussed/useful links from today's episode:
Amenra- De Doorn
Formed in 1991, Belgium
Past albums
Church of Ra
Oathbreaker
Cult Of Luna
Colin H. van Eeckhout
Urne- Serpent & Spirit
Videos from the album:
De Evenmens
Voor Immer
Mass VI album
Vinyl artwork
Relapse records
Thanks for listening.
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