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Should we lift overhead? Tune in for an in-depth discussion on overhead mobility and our opinions on if we (and our clients) should lift overhead… and why.
This episode is all about overhead lifting and we discuss topics such as:
If you are looking for a brain dump on overhead mobility and find yourself asking the question “Should we lift overhead?” as you design programs, don’t miss this episode!
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Aging is inevitable, but that doesn’t mean we cannot live a long and healthy life. If you’ve ever wondered about training and aging… it’s a process.
There are various aspects to consider when discussing the aging process. In this episode we talk about appropriate strength and conditioning when it comes to training and aging.
The Minimum Effective Dose hosts discuss the importance of mobility, exercise selection and cardiovascular health as it relates to training and aging. They also discuss the importance of effort, stress and adaptation, consistency and much more.
If you are committed to staying strong and healthy as you age, or you’re coaching aging clients, don’t miss this episode.
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We’re revisiting Prilepin’s Chart in this episode all about the science of strength training. We are going to talk about sets, reps and percentages using Prilepin’s Chart which has been a staple in the world of strength training for decades.
Brett and Mike cover topics including:
If you are a fan of strength, you don’t want to miss this episode where we take a deep dive into the science of strength training.
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What makes you an expert?
We’re switching things up today and you’ll get to hear some interesting insight on what both Brett and Mike believe makes you an expert in something.
Sure, we know there are the basics, such as having a high degree of skill or being someone who is sought out in their given field, but what else makes you an expert? There’s so much more to that question!
When it comes to being an expert at something, there are a lot more similarities than differences regardless of what profession you’re in.
If you want to learn more, don’t miss this episode!
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Here we go again. It’s time to answer the biggest and baddest training questions from listeners – you!
As always, thanks for tuning in to the Minimum Effective Dose Podcast. We love hearing from you and appreciate your comments, questions and feedback so we can better help you improve as a coach.
It’s fun to answer new and different training questions and also those about life, leadership, mentoring and more. These episodes keep us on our toes.
In training questions from the mailbag part 2, we cover your questions including:
This was fun to record and you will get to hear a little different side of Brett and Mike as they discuss these various topics you want to know more about.
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It’s easy to get stuck in a silo as a coach – to become the kettlebell guy or the barbell gal. In this episode we talk about how to combine training modalities to help get your clients better results.
Blending modalities, the art and science of creating a training program via combining and implementing exercises with barbells, kettlebells, bodyweight exercises and more, can be confusing and overwhelming.
In this episode, we dig a bit deeper and give you some high-level details on how to combine training modalities and also share some applicable insight you can start using immediately with your athletes and students.
If you really want to see our thought process on how to combine training modalities, don’t miss this episode.
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In this episode, we talk about timing the hinge, plus all things hinging – specifically folding, timing, and force. We also go over why tempo and speed matter for power and athletic development.
Brett and Mike have taught thousands of people how to hip hinge in all types of environments. They have taught clients to hinge in the weight room, outside and often with a kettlebell in hand.
The ability to produce force and absorb force efficiently through your hips is probably the most vital component of building a powerful athlete.
The individuals who can do this more efficiently than others generally are healthier and perform better in physical competition.
If you want to learn the subtleties about teaching the hinge, don’t miss this episode.
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In this episode, we’re trying something completely new and we’re calling it training questions from the mail bag.
A lot of our listeners are active on the Strongfirst forum and we reached out to find out what questions coaches have on all things training related.
In this episode, we answer questions from you – our listeners – covering topics including:
This was a fun episode! We loved having the opportunity to speak about our experiences to help support other coaches and athletes.
Don’t miss this episode and please feel free to reach out with your questions for our next training questions from the mail bag episode.
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In this episode we’re talk about programming for the snatch test. We revisit old programs and offer new insight.
If you aren’t familiar with the snatch test, it’s very simple – not easy.
The goal of the snatch test is to perform 100 kettlebell snatches in five minutes or less. The weight of the kettlebell used ranges anywhere from 10k to 32k or higher, depending on age, weight and goals.
In this episode, Mike and Brett discuss various aspects of programming for the snatch test such as:
If you want to learn something new about the snatch test, you’re preparing for it yourself or you’re helping your clients get ready for the big weekend, don’t miss this episode
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Skill of Strength:
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