Podcast appearances and mentions of brandon senn

Brandon Senn is a powerlifting coach who has been coaching for well over a decade and in that span of time he has personally competed at a high level, coached multiple athletes to break world records in powerlifting, spoke at thousands of seminars, and directed hundreds of coaches through proper education on strength training at two of the most well known powerlifting companies in the world -- Kabuki Strength and Juggernaut Training Systems. He is a world class coach, to say the least! And his track record speaks for itself. But adding to that... he is CODY'S COACH! Which makes this one personally exciting for us, because we get to bring on the man who is guiding Cody into his new powerlifting journey. So listen in today as we dive into Brandon's story, how he coaches everyone from new lifters to world record breaking athletes, his methods of coaching, why mobility and stretching is overrated, and so much more… Follow Brandon on instagram @brandon_senn and check out everything Juggernaut has to offer at https://www.jtsstrength.com/ Please share this episode with anyone and everyone! Please take a screenshot and share it on all social media platforms and tag us @Codymcbroom and @tailoredcoachingmethod. —- To Apply For Coaching: Click Here Download The Tailored Trainer: Tailored Trainer Sign Up Page To Get Your Questions Answered On The Podcast: Ask Us Here! Purchase Items From Tailored Life Apparel - HERE Download 1 (or ALL) Of Our FREE GUIDES: https://www.tailoredcoachingmethod.com/guides Giant Lifting Equipment (10% Off With Code “TCM10”): GiantLifting.com 1st Phorm Supps: https://www.1stphorm.com/tailoredcoachingmethod To Get Cody’s Amazon Recommendations, Click Here —- Timestamps: (3:35) - Who is Brandon Send (7:45) - Competing in Powerlifting (13:55) - Coaching World Class Athletes (21:00) - Common mistakes in powerlifting (30:15) - Program Hopping (36:00) - Importance of Timing between Powerlifting matches (44:55) - Bigger Muscles vs Stronger Muscles (52:05) - Mobility (1:02:50) - Where you can find Brandon and all of his content —- Social Links: Blog – http://www.tailoredcoachingmethod.com/blog
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Brandon Senn is the VP of Athlete Experience and Head Coach at Kabuki Strength. Brandon provides a peek behind the curtain of his role with Kabuki and what it took to organize the 2nd annual Kabuki Education week this past January. Brandon shares how his value system have shaped his career, and his ambitions about continuing to educate and support other coaches. Listen and you'll also learn Brandon's answer to the question: "If you could have 1 million engaged social media followers tomorrow, would you want it?" --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thefitnessdevil/support

Today we are joined by Brandon Senn, Vice President of Athlete Education at Kabuki Strength. At Kabuki Strength, the team aims to educate and train through seminars, both online and in-person, as well as creating and selling fitness equipment. Brandon discusses how Kabuki Strength pivoted to online coaching, developing strong systems and processes, and utilizing […]

Today we are joined by Brandon Senn, Vice President of Athlete Education at Kabuki Strength. At Kabuki Strength, the team aims to educate and train through seminars, both online and in-person, as well as creating and selling fitness equipment. Brandon discusses how Kabuki Strength pivoted to online coaching, developing strong systems and processes, and utilizing data to create adaptive training programs. “Now I rarely plan more than 4 weeks in advance; usually it's 2, often it's 1. I know where I want to get to but I'm not over-planning it anymore. Decision making has changed. I'd rather have a conversation about it, not a dictatorship.” – Brandon Senn Topics covered include: What Brandon's role at Kabuki Strength is. What virtual coaching at Kabuki Strength means. The process and lessons learned from pivoting to online coaching. The importance of having strong systems and procedures. Demonstrating progress to athletes. Tailoring training programs to individual personalities. Knowing when and what equipment to buy. Unexpected hurdles when writing and developing training programs. Creating better client/trainer communication. Learning to adapt plans based on new data. What Brandon has found to be the most prevalent performance driver. Utilizing objective data to improve regimes. The role motivation plays in athleticism. Developing passion in new athletes. Looking at the long-term needs of young athletes. Kabuki Strength Website: https://store.kabukistrength.net/ Kabuki Strength Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kabukistrength/?hl=en Find out more about Clinic Gym Connect: https://www.clinicgymconnect.com

For this week’s Strength Chat I had the pleasure of being joined by the creator of the Kabuki Strength coaching systems, with three all time world record holders and 100s of novice to intermediate success stories to his name, Brandon Senn. The knowledge and experience Brandon has surrounding strength training, as well the results he has got with his athletes, is second to none. Therefore, in this episode, we chatted about the process of exercise selection, are all exercises created equal, and the impact these have on programming. You can follow Brandon via the following links; Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brandon_senn/?hl=en Website: https://kabukistrength.com/coaching/ You can follow myself, Coach Cuthbert, via the following links; Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coach_cuthbert/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/coachcuthbert/ Website: http://www.coachcuthbert.co.uk/

In this special episode, we have the Head Coach of Kabuki strength Brandon Senn and Strength Coach Kyle Young. We start the conversation with a heap of programming talk from Long Term Development, RPE, Velocity, super-compensation. We also talk about foot function, personality profiling, and the controversial vertical shin conspiracy. Lifters League is an online professional service for coaching people in strength training and coaching development for passionate strength coaches and personal trainers. You can message us on our website http://www.liftersleague.com.au/ Follow the Head Coach @guscooke_liftersleague Follow our Podcast @liftersleague_podcast Follow my team @liftersleague Follow Kabuki @kabukistrength  

It was my pleasure to be joined by Brandon Senn of Kabuki Strength on this episode. Brandon is a fountain of knowledge particularly in the strength / movement world. We dive into How and what strength athletes can do better in there training, and some simple things that can be used to test these things out. I found this episode tremendously insightful, and I can't recommend the Kabuki Virtual Training page on instagram highly enough. ( @kabuki_virtualcoaching ) Brandon can be found Instagram : @brandon_sennWebsite : kabukistrength.netI can be found at: @ Peejskwaats @battalionbarbell www.battalionbarbell.com

Brandon Senn, Head Coach at Kabuki Strength, joins the show today to talk about his path to powerlifting, powerlifting coaching, the use of velocity based training, Kabuki Strength equipment, and his philosophies on programming.  Brandon found his way to the fitness realm after he realized that he no longer had the athletic prowess to continue playing sports after high school. As someone who loves to stay active, he started lifting weights with a focus on aesthetics, but quickly fell in love with lifting to get strong. Brandon became the Head Strength Coach at Kabuki Strength in 2015 and has since built a stable of impressive lifters.   We kick things off discussing Kabuki’s history with velocity based training. Brandon started implementing these methods into his coaching practice around 2014. He believes when it comes to sports tech, you need to stick to just one platform for your clients in order to keep adherence acceptable. Something like the GymAware is a nice tool in this regard because it is simply present during a training session.  Overall, these devices provide very actionable data because they keep you competing against yourself every single session, take away the burden of judging RPE or RIR, and most importantly give you objective performance measurements. Kabuki Strength uses velocity profiles for clients in order to look at how fast each percentage of a 1RM should be moving. This keeps their athletes working harder while maintaining the intent for the session.  Next, we switch gears and discuss how Kabuki implements different equipment into their training. A large portion of Kabuki’s business is equipment sales, including the Transformer Bar, Duffalo Bar, loadable mason, and many others. Most of the equipment includes slight adjustments from basic equipment that can make a massive difference, and particularly give an advantage based on biomechanics. We discuss the Transformer Bar specifically, and how for non-powerlifters it makes much more sense to load more strategically and continue to train hard without as much wear and tear on the body.  Lastly, we jam on Brandon’s process for onboarding new athletes and what that process includes. He starts with an athlete profile that collects basic information such as the client’s goals, available equipment, and schedule. He then hops on a phone call to discuss their answers more in depth, and get to know the athlete better. Brandon looks at what they can commit to and tries to maximize the amount of work they can do throughout the week. He aims to keep the core contents consistent and can make adjustments around that. Most importantly, he aims not to overplan and thus isn’t resistant to make changes to what isn’t working. We then dive in a little deeper on ideal splits and layouts Brandon uses for his clients, including his thoughts on training frequency.  Enjoy and hit that subscribe button if you learned a thing or two. Episode Highlights: 2:15 – Brandon’s background 14:00 – Velocity based training 35:15 – Kabuki equipment  46:00 – Onboarding new athletes and training splits 58:00 – Brandon’s recommended resources Links and stuff: Brandon Senn: @brandon_senn Kabuki Strength: @kabukistrengthlab Kabuki Strength: www.kabukistrength.com (http://www.kabukistrength.com) Kyle Dobbs:  @compoundperformance_ Matt Domney:  @mattdomney James Cerbie:  @jamescerbie TRAIN:  https://train.rebel-performance.com (https://train.rebel-performance.com) Silverback: https://www.silverbacktrainingproject.com (https://www.silverbacktrainingproject.com) GymAware: https://kinetic.com.au/gymaware.html (https://kinetic.com.au/gymaware.html) Transformer Bar: https://bit.ly/2HNeiQT (https://bit.ly/2HNeiQT) Force is King: http://strongbyscience.net/product/force-is-king/ (http://strongbyscience.net/product/force-is-king/) MASS:

Grant and Heavey are joined by Brandon Senn and Brady Cable from Kabuki Strength in Portland, Oregon. They're in the business of teaching people how to create tension and to ultimately move their bodies better against resistance. This skill is applicable to virtually every single sport.

The folks at Kabuki Strength spend a lot of time getting people to roll around on the ground like babies.   And I like that.   I recently attended the Kabuki Movement Systems course, and I found it to be quite valuable - and I also really enjoy going to courses outside of my comfort zone (I am definitely not a powerlifter). I've done a lot of similar continuing education as the Kabuki folks in the physical therapy realm, so seeing how they apply their takeaways to their sport as illuminating. And, we of course got to discuss and joke about the consistent "point missing" that most folks have with regards to movement practice   Check out more from Brady, Brandon and Kabuki Strength Instagram: @kabukistrengthlab//@brandon_senn//@brady_cable Website: Kabuki Strength YouTube: Kabuki Strength YouTube   If you're enjoying the show, why not a leave a review? It makes a difference in terms of other people finding the show.   You can also subscribe to receive my e-mail newsletter at www.toddnief.com. Most of my writing never makes it to the blog, so get on that list.   Show Notes [01:26] The archetypes of people who misunderstand and misapply the principles taught in seminars - and a discussion on technique trolls [11:30] Less secure coaches tend to be more combative - so how do you get buy-in from people without arguing with them? [18:33] Some cues are passed down like a bad family heirloom [23:47] What do we actually mean when we talk about breathing and bracing? [34:49] How to correct movement patterns in a remote coaching setting [45:38] Finding the appropriate stress level to create adaptation in training for an individual. [54:14] Finding the balance between dense, theoretical content - and just posting big lifts that get likes [01:10:31] Where to find out more about Kabuki Strength   Links and Resources Mentioned DNS (Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization) Chris Duffin Gray Cook Stu McGill Cal Dietz Larry Wheels Rudy Kadlub Wu Tang Clan "Wu-Tang is for the children" Joe Sullivan Chris Bridgeford Functional Movement Systems The Conjugate Method

On this Episode, I interview Brandon Senn, Head Coach of Kabuki Strength (www.KabukiStrength.com)

Travis Mash is our guest today, and like most guests on our show, he hardly needs an introduction! Travis is one of the most recognized olympic weightlifting coaches in the world, as well as an accomplished lifter himself having broken Ed Coan's all-time pound-for-pound total record in powerlifting. He owns Mash Elite Performance in North Carolina where he coaches elite level athletes and lifters into world champions. On today's episode our hosts Brady Cable and Brandon Senn discuss Travis' new book on VBT, training principles, lifting culture, and the philosophy of training among other excellent topics! Enjoy!

To fans of VBT, Dr. Mann should need no introduction! He is an educator and researcher pioneering our understanding and application of velocity based training methodologies. This episode is near and dear to our hearts here at Kabuki Strength, as our very own host and head coach Brandon Senn is also currently working with athletes and using velocity as a training variable in their programming. Tune in an listen to a lively and nerdy discussion on the implications of velocity in strength sports and sports in general from a leading subject matter expert. 

Hosts Chris Duffin, Brandon Senn, and Rudy Kadlub sit down on-air with Jeff Halevy of Halevy Life gym in Manhattan, the only gym in the world with a money-back guarantee. They discuss fitness, business, and life philosophy in an engaging and light-hearted episode.