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When things get hard, it's really quite difficult to find a reason to keep going. Today, we have an incredible guest, Shaun Flores, talking about what keeps us going. This was a complete impromptu conversation. We had come on to record a podcast on a completely different topic. However, quickly after getting chatting, it became so apparent that this was the conversation we both desperately wanted to have. And so, we jumped in and talked about what it's like in the moments when things are really difficult, when we're feeling like giving up, we are hopeless, we're not sure what the next step is. We wanted to talk about what does keep us going.  This is, again, a conversation that was very raw. We both talked about our own struggles with finding meaning, moving forward, and struggling with what keeps us going. I hope you find it as beautiful a conversation as I did. My heart was full for days after recording this, and I'm so honored that Sean came on and was so vulnerable and talked so beautifully about the process of finding a point and finding a reason to keep going. I hope you enjoy it just as much as I did. Shaun: Thank you so much for being able to have this conversation. Kimberley: Can you tell us just a little background on you and what your personal, just general mental health journey has looked like? Shaun: Yeah. My own journey of mental health has been a tumultuous one, to say the very least. For around five to six years ago, I would say I was living with really bad health anxiety to the point where I obsessed. I constantly had an STI or an STD. I'd go to the clinic backward and forward, get tested to make sure I didn't have anything. But the results never proved to be in any way, shape, or form sufficient enough for me to be like, “Okay, cool. I don't have anything.” I kept going back and forward.  How I knew that became the worst possible thing. I paid 300 pounds for the same-day test results. Just to give people's perspective, 300 pounds is a lot. That's when I was like, “There's something wrong. I just don't know what it is.” But in some ways, I thought I was being a diligent citizen in society, doing what I needed to do to make sure I take care of myself and to practice what was safe sex. But then that fear migrated onto this sudden overnight change where I woke up and I thought, “What if I was gay?”  overnight. I just quite literally woke up. I had a dream of a white guy in boxes, and I woke up with the most irrational thought that I had suddenly become gay. I felt my identity had come collapsing. I felt everything in my world had shaken overnight.  I threw up in the toilet that morning, and at that time I was in the modeling industry. Looking back now, I was going through disordered eating, and I'm very careful with using the word “eating disorder.” That's why I call it “disordered eating.” I was never formally diagnosed, but I used to starve myself. I took diuretics to maintain a certain cheekbone structure. Because in the industry that I was in, I was comparing myself to a lot of the young men that were there, believing that I needed to look a certain kind of way.  When I look back at my photos now, I was very gaunt-looking. I was being positively affirmed by all the people around me. I hated how round my face was. If I woke up in the morning and my face was round, I would drink about four liters of water with cleavers tincture. I took dandelion extracts. Those are some of the things that I took to drain my lymphatic system. I went on this quest for a model face. And then eventually, I left the industry because it just wasn't healthy for me in any way, shape, or form. I was still living with this fear that I was gay. If I went to the sauna and steam room in the gym, I would just obsess 24/7 that if I could notice the guy's got a good-looking body, or if he's good-looking, this meant I'm gay. It was just constant, 24/7. From the minute I slept to the minute I woke up, it was always there.  Then that fear moved on to sexual assault. I had a really big panic attack where I was terrified. I asked one of my friends, “Are you sure I haven't done anything? Are you sure I haven't done anything?” I kept asking her over and over. I screamed at her to leave because I was so scared. I must've been hearing voices, and I was terrified that I could potentially hurt her. I tried to go to sleep that night, and there were suicide images in my head, blood, and I was like, “There's something up.” I just didn't know what was going on. I had no scooby, nothing.  That night, I went to the hospital, and the mental health team said that they probably would suggest I get therapy. I said, “It's cool. I'll go and find my own therapist.” I started therapy, and the therapy made me a hundred times worse. I was doing talk therapy. We were trying to get to the root of all my thoughts. We were trying to figure out my childhood. Don't get me wrong, there's relevance to that. By that time, it was not what I needed.  And then last year, this is when everything was happening in regards to the breakdown that I had as well. I got to such a bad point with my mental health that I no longer wanted to be alive. I wanted time to swallow me up. I couldn't understand the thoughts I was having. I was out in front of my friends, and I had really bad suicidal thoughts. I believed I was suicidal right off the bat. I got into an Uber, called all my friends, and just told them I'm depressed and I no longer want to be alive. I'm the kind of guy in the friendship group everyone looks up to, almost in some ways, as a leader, so people didn't really know what to do. That's me saying as a self-elected leader. That's me being reflective about my friendship group. But I woke up one day, and it was a Saturday, the 4th of June, and I just said, “I can't do this anymore.” I said, “I can't do this.” I was prepared to probably take my life, potentially. I reached out to hundreds of people via Instagram, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, email, wherever it was, begging for help because I looked on the internet and was trying to figure out what was it that was going on with me. I was like, “Why am I having certain thoughts, but I don't want to act on them?” And OCD popped up, so I believed I had OCD.  When I found this lady called Emma Garrick (The Anxiety Whisperer) on Saturday, the 4th of June, I just pleaded with her for a phone call. She picked up the phone, and I just burst out in tears. I said, “What's wrong with me?” I said, “I don't want to hurt anyone. Why am I having the thoughts I'm having?” And she said, “Shaun, you have OCD.” From there on, my life changed dramatically. We began therapy on Monday. I would cry for about two hours in a session. I couldn't cope. I lost my job. There were so many different things that happened that year.  In that same year, obviously, I had OCD. I tore my knee ligaments in my right knee. Then I ended up in the hospital with pneumonia. Then my auntie died. Then my cousin was unfortunately murdered. Then my half-brother died. Then my auntie—it's one of my aunties that helped to raise me when my dad died on Christmas day when I was six—her cancer spread from the pancreas to the liver.  Then fast-forward it to this year, about a couple of months ago, that same auntie, the cancer became terminal and spread from the liver to the spleen. I watched her die, and that was tough. Then I had my surgery on August the 14th. But I'm still paying my way through debt. It was an incredibly tough journey. I'm still doing the rehab for my knee, still doing the rehab for OCD.  That's my journey. I'm still thinking about it to this day. Me and my therapist talk about this, and he has lived experience of OCD. I still don't even know what's kept me alive at this point, but that's the best way to describe my story. That's a shortened, more condensed version for people listening. Kimberley: Can I ask, what does keep you going? Shaun: What keeps me going? If I'm being very honest, I don't know sometimes. There are days when I've really struggled with darkness, sadness, and a sense of hopelessness sometimes. I ride it out. I try not to give in to those suicidal thoughts that pop up. And then I remember I've got a community that I've been able to create, a community that I'm able to help and inspire other people. I think I keep going on my worst days because the people around me need someone to keep inspiring them. What I mean by that is some of the messages I've got on the internet, some of them have made me cry. Some of them have made me absolutely break down from some people who have opened up to me and shared their entire story. They look up to me, and I'm just like, “Wow, I can't give up now. This isn't the end.” I've had really dark moments, and I think a lot of people look at my story and perhaps look at my social media, and they think I'm healed and I've fully recovered. But my therapist has seen me at my worst, and they see me at my absolute best.  I think I stay here. What keeps me pushing is to help other people, to give other people a chance, and to let them know that you can live a life with OCD, anxiety. Depression I'm not sure if I fully align with. Maybe to some degree, but to let them know they can live a life in spite of that. I don't know. Again, I keep saying this to my therapist. There's something in me that just refuses to quit. I don't know what it is. I can't put it into words sometimes. I don't know. Maybe it's to leave the world in a better place than I found it. I really do not know.  Kimberley: I think I'm so intrigued. I'm so curious here. I think that this is such a conversation for everyone to have. I will tell you that it's interesting, Shaun, because I'm so grateful for you, number one, that we're having this conversation, and it's so raw. Somebody a few months ago asked me, what's the actual point of all this? It was her asking me to do a podcast on the point, what's the point of all this? I wrote it down and started scripting out some ideas, and I just couldn't do the episode because I don't know the answer either. I don't know what the point is. But I love this idea that we're talking about of what keeps us going when things are so hard. Because I said you're obviously resilient, and you're like, “No, that's not it.” But you are. I mean, so clearly you are. It's one of your qualities. But I love this idea of what keeps you going.  In the day, in the moment to moment, what goes through your mind that keeps you moving towards? You're obviously getting treatment; you're obviously trying to reduce compulsions, stop rumination, or whatever that might be. What does that sound like in your brain that keeps you going? Shaun: Before I answer that, I think I've realized what my answer would be for what keeps me going. I think it's hope because it makes me feel a bit emotional. When I was at my absolute worst, I had lost hope, lost everything. I lost my job. I end up in mountains of debt that I'm still paying off. It's to give hope to other people that your life can get better. I would say it has to be hope.  In those day-to-day moments, one of my really close friends, Dave, has again seen me at my worst and my best. Those day-to-day moments are incredibly tough. I've had to learn to do things even when I don't want to do them. I've had to learn to eat when I don't always want to eat, to stick to the discipline, to stick to the process, to get out of bed, and to keep pushing that something has to change. These hard times cannot last forever. But those day-to-day moments can be incredibly tough when my themes change, when I mourn my old life with OCD in the sense that I never thought consciously about a lot of my decisions. Whereas now, I think a lot more about what I do, the impact I have on the world, and the repercussions of certain decisions that I make.  I would say a lot of my day-to-day, those moment-to-moments, is a bit more trepidation. I think that would be the best way to describe my day-to-day moments. I was just going to say, I was even saying to my friend that I can't wait to do something as simple as saving money again. I'm trying to clear off everything to restart and just the simple things of being able to actually just save again, to be able to get into a stable job to prove to myself that I can get my life back.   Kimberley: To me, the reason that I'm so, again, grateful that we're here talking about this is it really pulls on all of the themes that we get trained in in psychology in terms of taking one step at a time. They talk about this idea of grit, like you keep getting up even though you get knocked down. I don't think we talk about that enough. Also, the fact that most people who have OCD or a mental health issue are also handling financial stresses and, like you said, medical conditions, grief, and all of these things. You're living proof of these concepts and you're here telling us about them. How does that land for you? Or do you want to maybe speak to that a little more? Shaun: I was reading a book on grits. I was listening to it, and they were talking about how some people are just grittier than other people. Some people may not be as intelligent or may not be as “naturally gifted,” but some people are grittier than other people. A lot of people who live with chronic conditions such as OCD or whatever else, you have to be gritty. That's probably a quality you really have to have every single day without realizing it. To speak to that, even on the days when I have really struggled, as I said, I don't know what always gets me up. There's something inside.  I look around at the other people around me who've shown grit as well—other people around me who have worked through it. The therapist I have, he's a really good therapist. I listen to his story, Johnny Say, and he talks about something called gentle relentlessness, the idea that you just keep being relentless very gently. You know that one step-a-day kind of mentality that, “Okay, cool, I'm having these thoughts today. I'm going to show myself some compassion, but I'm going to keep moving.” For me, when I speak to him, I tell him he inspires me massively because he's perfected and honed his skills so much of OCD that he's able to do the job that he does. He's able to help other people, and that inspires me. When I look at the other people around me, I'm inspired by other people's grit and perseverance as well. That really speaks to what I need to be able to have. I think it's modeled a lot for me. Even in my own personal life with my mom, there's a lot of things that we've gone through—my father, who died on Christmas Day when I was six—and she had to be gritty in her own way to raise a single boy in the UK when she was in a country she didn't want to be in because of my granddad.  I think grit has been modeled for me. I think it really has been role-modeled for me in so many different ways. When people say, “Just get up and keep going,” I think it's such a false notion that people really don't understand the complexity of human emotions and don't understand that, as humans, we go up and we go down. A very long time ago, I used to be that kind of human where I was like, “Just get out, man. Suck it up. Just keep going, bro. You can do this. You've got this.” I think going through my own stuff has made me realize sometimes we don't always feel like we've got it. We have to follow the plan, not the mood sometimes. But I honestly have to say, I think grit has been role-modeled a lot for me. Kimberley: Yeah. It's funny, as you were talking, I was thinking too. I think so often—you talked about this idea of hope—we need to know that somebody else has achieved what we want to achieve. If we have that modeled to us, even if it's not the exact thing, that's another thing that keeps us going. You've got a mentor, you've got a therapist. Or for those of you who don't have a mentor or therapist, it might be listening to somebody on a podcast and being like, “Well, if they can do it, there has to be hope for me.” I think sometimes if we haven't got those people in our lives, we maybe want to look for people to inspire and model grit and keep going for us, would you say?  Shaun: Absolutely. Funnily enough, when I was going through depression as a compulsion, my friend sent me your podcast about depression as a compulsion. The idea is that you feel this depressive feeling, you start investigating it, trying to figure out if you're depressed, and then it becomes a compulsion. And then, after that compulsion happens, you stay in this spiral with depression or whatever it might be. That's something else I realized—that having your podcast and listening to talking about being kind, self-criticism, and self-compassion was role modeled a lot for me because, again, growing up, I didn't have self-compassion. It's not something we practice in the household or the culture I'm from. But having it role-modeled for me was so big. It is huge. I cannot even put into words how important it is to have people around you who still live with something you live with, and they keep going, because it almost reminds you that it's not time to give up.  Sadly, I've lost friends to suicide. I found out that someone had died in 2021 at what I thought he had died. We met at a modeling agency when I was modeling. We met at the Black Lives Matter march as well, regardless of whatever your political opinions are for anyone listening. I found that he had died. I remember I messaged some of the friends we had in common. I was like, “What happened?” And nobody knew. A couple of weeks ago, I just typed in his name. Out of nowhere, I just typed, and I was like, “What happened to him?” I found that he had taken his life when he was in university halls. I was just like, "You really don't know what people are going through." Some people have messaged me and said what I talk about has kept them going. I'm just sitting there like, “Wow, other people have kept me going.” I think that becomes a role-modeled community almost in some ways.  Kimberley: For sure. It's funny you mention that. I too have lost some very close people to me from suicide. I think the role model thing goes both directions in that it can also be hard sometimes when people you really love and respect have lost their lives to suicide. I think that we do return to hope, though. I think for every part of me that's pained by the grief that I feel, hope fuels me back into, how can I help? Maybe I could save one person's life. Actually, sometimes helping just gets me through a hard day as well. I can totally resonate. I think you're right. There is a web of inspiration. You inspire somebody else. They inspire you. They've been inspired by somebody. It's like a ladder. Shaun: Absolutely. I once heard someone say, the best way to lose yourself is in the service of others. One of the things that really got me through depression when I was at the thickest of my OCD was when I said, "How am I going to go and serve other people? How am I going to go and help other people?" When I asked my first therapist, I said, “Why are you so kind to me? Why do you believe in me?” she told me something that really sat with me. She said, “I believe you're going to go on to help so many other people.” When I released my first story on August the 14th, and I had so many people reach out to me that I knew, people I didn't know speaking about OCD, I was like, “This is where it begins. That in the suffering, there is hope. In the suffering, I can live. In the suffering, I can find purpose. In the suffering, I can use that to propel me out of pain.”  But you are right. This conversation has really made me think a lot about how I keep going, like how I've been able to just keep pushing because my friends are, again, around me. My therapist knows that there are days when I don't want to do my therapy. I've gone to my physiotherapist, and I've said, “You have no idea what I've gone through.” I said, “I'm not feeling to do anything. I just want to give up right now.” I said, “I'm tired of this.” I said, “Why is life so hard on me?” Death is one thing. Physical injury is another thing. OCD is another thing. Chasing money is another thing. Everything is a constant uphill battle. It really has made me think a lot about life. It's made me think a lot about my friends who have opened up to me about their struggles.  Very similar to you, Kimberley, I want to go on to, at some point, become a therapist and change people's lives. When people reach out to me, I would love to be able to say to someone, if someone said, “I can't afford a therapist,” I'd be like, “Let me try and help you and see what I can do on my part.” That kind of kindness or that kind of empathy, that kind of lived experience, that understanding—it's something I really want to give back to other people. It's hope. Hope is everything.   Kimberley: Yeah. It's ever-changing, too. Some days you need one thing, and the next day you need others. For me, sometimes it's hope. Sometimes it's, like you said, day-to-day grit. Sometimes it's stubbornness, like I'm just straight-up stubborn. You know what I mean?  Shaun: It's funny you say that.  Kimberley: We can draw on any quality to get us through these hard things that keep us going. My husband always says too, and now that we're exploring it and I'm thinking about it, because you and I did not prepare for this, we are really just riffing here—my husband always says when I've had a really hard time, which in the moment sounds so silly and so insignificant, but it has also helped, amongst these other things, “Put on the calendar something you're really looking forward to and remind yourself of that thing you're going towards every day. It doesn't even have to be huge, but something that brings you joy, even if it's got nothing to do with the hard thing you're going through.” I've also found that to be somewhat beneficial, even if it's a dinner with friends or a concert or an afternoon off to yourself, off work. That has also been really beneficial to me. Shaun: Yeah. Taking aim at things in the future can give you things to really look forward to. In the thickest of my OCD, I had nothing to look forward to sometimes. I remember I turned down modeling jobs because of my anxiety. The only thing I could look forward to was my therapist, and that was my silver lining in many, many ways. I remember I would say to her, “I've been waiting for this session the whole week. I've needed this.” Another thing you touched on that I think made me laugh is stubbornness. There is a refusal. There's a refusal to lay down. For example, I make jokes about this. I go to the gym sometimes, and I'll say to the guys, “I've had a knee injury. Why are my legs bigger than yours?” That small little bit of fun and a little bit of gest, a bit of banter, as we would say. I'll go to them, and I'll be like, “I need to show these guys that my legs are still bigger than theirs and I've got an injury. I'm not supposed to be training legs.” Just small things like that have really given me things to look forward to. Something as silly as male ego has been-- I say this to everyone—male, female, anyone. I'm like, “How dare I get sexy? How dare I be mentally unwell but still sexy?” There is an audacity to it. There's a temerity, a gumption, a goal. There is a stubbornness to go out there into the world and to really show people that, again, you can live with it. When I delivered my TEDx talk in 2022 at Sheffield Hallam University about masculinity, I remember a lady came up to me afterwards. This is when I was doing something called German Volume Training. It was heavy, very intense training. I put on a lot of muscle in that short space of time. She came up to me and said, “You do not look like a guy who suffered with his mental health at all.” She said, “You look like the complete opposite.” Because people have this idea that people who live with illness are—there's this archetype in people's heads—timid, maybe a bit unkempt. They don't look after themselves.  It really said a lot to me that there really is no one image of how people look. Even where I live, unfortunately, there's a lady who screams at people. She shaves her hair. She just sits down there. A very long time ago, I would look at people and judge them. One thing I've really learned from living with illness has been we never know what's happened in people's lives that has pushed them to the place of where they are.  There was also another older gentleman, and he smelt very strongly of urine and alcohol. I was on the train with him, and the train was packed. You could just see he was minding his own business. He had a bag on him, and clearly he had alcohol in it. There were two girls that were looking at him with such disgust, contempt, and disdain. It really got to me. It really irked me about the way people looked at him because, in my head, I'm like, “You don't know what that guy's gone through. You just have no idea what led him to become clearly an alcoholic. He probably is potentially homeless as well.” I got off that train, and I just felt my views on things had really changed, really changed in life. Dealing with people just-- I don't know. I've gone off on a tangent, but it's just really sat with me in the sense of looking forward to things—how I look forward to how my views are evolving and how my views on life are changing. Kimberley: Yeah. I'm sort of taking from what you're saying. You bring up another way in which you keep going, which is humor, and I've heard a lot of people say that. A lot of people say humor gets me through the hardest times. You say you make jokes, and that, I think, is another way we can keep going. Shaun: Yeah, you are correct. When I go to the gym and I banter all the guys, I'm laughing at them, and typical male ego—that has really helped me on many, many occasions. Even people around me who we have sit down and we have a laugh. There's times when I quite honestly say to people, my life is a Hollywood movie at this point. I need a book. I need a series of unfortunate events, a trilogy, whatever it might be at this point, because it's almost as if it can't be real. Humor has been a propelling agent in me helping to get better, but it's also been an agent in everything that I do.  My first therapist, Emma, said to me, “OCD leaves you with a really messed-up sense of humor because you've got to learn how to laugh at the thoughts. You've got to learn how to not take everything seriously.” I have had some of the most ludicrous thoughts I could imagine. I told my friend, and she started cracking up at me. She started laughing. She's like, “Do you know how ludicrous this is?” And I said to her, “I know.”  Or, for example, again, at my absolute worst, I couldn't even watch MMA, UFC, or boxing because guys were half naked. I couldn't be around guys who were half naked because of how my sexual orientation OCD used to really play with my head. There were so many ridiculous situations. I would walk outside and I'd have a thought, “Kill the dog,” and I'd be like, “Oh, well, this is bloody fantastic now, isn't it?” I've had images of all sorts in my head. I told my friend, and he started laughing. I was like, “Bro, why are you laughing?” But it made me laugh because it took the seriousness out of what was going on. It really did.  Humor—it's been huge. It's funny how that can even maneuver into the concept of cancel culture because there was a comedian who has OCD, and he said, “When was being clean really a bad thing?” I know, obviously, we know the way people see OCD, but he drew light on the fact that he has quite severe OCD himself. He's using humor clearly to help him get better. But humor has been another thing. Humor, stubbornness, grit, resilience—all these things in my life experience have really helped me to still be here. I still say that as a guy who hasn't been paid this month from work. I'm on sick leave. I'm still trying to find ways to make money. I'm still trying to train to become a therapist. I'm applying for courses. I've applied for a hundred jobs within the National Health Service over here in the UK. That's just to put it into perspective. Again, as my therapist would say, a gentle relentlessness to keep pushing humor to find some of the joy and some of the sadness that happens. Kimberley: I cannot tell you how grateful I am that you have allowed us to go here today. I think this is the conversation that we needed to have today, both of us. My heart is so full. Can people hear more about where they can get in touch with you, hear more about you? You've talked so beautifully about the real hard times and what's gotten you through. Where might people get ahold of you? Shaun: I say to people, you can reach out to me on Instagram, TikTok, wherever you want. I say to people, just reach out, and please feel free to message me. I don't know whether this has happened to you, Kimberley. Some people reach out to me when they're really struggling with their OCD, and then some people I never hear from again. Some people don't turn up to phone calls. I think for a lot of people, there's a big fear that if they reach out to me, I'm going to hear something that I've never heard. I can honestly say to people, I've had every thought you could imagine. I've had the most ludicrous thoughts. I've had pretty much every single theme at this point. I really want, and I really encourage people to please reach out and have a conversation with me. You can find me anywhere on social media. Kimberley: I have so enjoyed this conversation. Are there any final statements you want to make to finish this off? Shaun: If you give up now, you'll never see what life would look like on the other side. That's the one thing I think I have to really say. Kimberley: It's amazing. Thank you.

Today on The Path podcast, we explore the effective German Volume Training protocol. The principles behind German Volume Training helped me with my success as a competitive powerlifter and kettlebell athlete. This method of training can even help you achieve your strength and size goals, even when time is limited.Timestamps00:00 Intro00:31 German Volume Training01:54 German Volume training SpecsMike Salemiwww.Mikesalemi.ioInstagram: @Mike.Salemi

In this episode of the Personal Best Podcast powered by Jetts Australia, Jacob surprises Bart with his first Smelling salts experience. They speak to the psychology of fitness and confectionary conspiracies.  They also answer questions about German volume training, warm ups and fixing strength imbalances. For more information about fat burning, weight loss and building muscle, be sure to listen to the additional coaches corner episodes dropping Friday each week.  Help spread the personal best message by FOLLOWING and SHARING the show with friends and family. Have a question for the boys to answer? Shoot them a message on socials: https://www.instagram.com/jettsaustralia/ https://www.tiktok.com/@jettsaustralia https://www.facebook.com/JettsFitness/

Science-Based Exercise Programming with Travis Mash: Boost Your Strength and Muscle Growth From powerlifting to Olympic lifting, Travis Mash's journey to becoming the US Olympic Lifting Coach is a tale of perseverance and innovation. But what if I told you that his journey started with a surprising twist? A twist that forced him to pivot from his first love of weightlifting to powerlifting. It's a story that proves that sometimes the biggest challenges lead to the greatest opportunities. So, come with me on a journey as we explore Travis's unique approach to exercise programming. From the conjugate method to targeted accessory movements, you'll learn the secrets to unlocking your full potential. But first, let's dive into the unexpected twist that changed everything. In this episode, you will be able to: Discover innovative training techniques for Olympic lifters and powerlifters, elevating your athletic performance. Learn the importance of breaking down Olympic lifts to enhance your overall approach to strength training. Explore the powerful Conjugate Method for bolstering your strength-building strategy. Gain insider knowledge on financial opportunities available to top athletes in the weightlifting sphere. Understand the vital role exercise physiology plays in crafting effective and sustainable fitness routines. My special guest is Travis Mash Travis Mash brings a unique perspective to the strength training world, boasting an impressive resume in both powerlifting and Olympic lifting. With world records under his belt, Travis has made quite a name for himself within the athletic community. As the current head coach for the USA Weightlifting Team, he has helped train top athletes like Morgan McCulloch and CJ Cummings. Recognized for incorporating the conjugate method in his training programs, Travis is often considered the Louie Simmons of Olympic Lifting. His approach to exercise programming is focused on improving strength, muscle growth, and overall longevity in the sport. The key moments in this episode are: 00:00:00 - Introduction, 00:02:23 - Athletes with a Chance to Win Medals at the Olympics, 00:06:36 - Conjugate Method in Olympic Lifting, 00:09:18 - Importance of Accessory Movements, 00:11:01 - Building Durability, 00:12:38 - Importance of Calf Work for Weightlifting, 00:14:33 - Weightlifting Cycle Structure, 00:16:42 - Weightlifting Complexes,00:19:40 - Squat Jerk vs. Split Jerk, 00:23:01 - Importance of Squatting, 00:24:30 - Impressive Lifting Feats, 00:27:06 - Hypertrophy Training, 00:29:18 - German Volume Training, 00:31:23 - Triphasic Training, 00:34:26 - Bulgarian and Russian Lifting Methods, 00:36:09 - Developing Athletes at a Young Age, 00:38:52 - Overcoming Mobility Issues, 00:43:09 - The Evolution of CrossFit, 00:44:44 - Criticisms of CrossFit, 00:48:11 - Business Inspiration, 00:49:03 - Return to Bodybuilding, 00:50:25 - Workout Philosophy, 00:53:36 - Ronnie Coleman and Hypertrophy, 00:57:58 - Phil Heath's Gym, 01:00:03 - Varying Workouts, 01:02:05 - Training Frequency, 01:06:08 - Lessons Learned, 01:09:11 - Shout Outs, 01:12:29 - Highlight of the Trip, 01:12:44 - Questions Answered Connect with me here: YouTube: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠(Click Here)⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠(Click Here)⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ LinkedIn: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠(Click Here)⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Personal Facebook Page: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠(Click Here)⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ FaceBook Fan Page: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠(Click Here)⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Twitter: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠(Click Here)⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ TikTok: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠(Click Here)⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ My programs and coaching: Join The Chalk Performance Training Community! ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠(It's Free - Click Here)⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Join The Chalk Performance Training Program! ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠(7 Days Free - Click Here)⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ 1 on 1 Coaching (Limited to 10 per month) - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Click Here⁠

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Episode 2178 - On this Sunday's show, Vinnie Tortorich and Gina Grad chat about eating beef, how meat heals, amino acids, and more. https://vinnietortorich.com/2022/08/meat-heals-episode-2178 PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS MEAT HEALS Gina leads the episode off with a story of how she recently tried beef for the first time in years. (1:35) She has a unique way of realizing she may be iron deficient. (6:05) Vinnie has some great explanations of what it is about beef that is so nutritious. (6:15) He discusses "poor man's EPO" and the effects of creatine. He also explains why more creatine is not necessarily better; you can get enough with meat and eggs. Vinnie reminds Gina that meat heals. (10:44) Vinnie tells Gina about some of his fitness heroes and how they never did drugs. (18:10) Gina then asks Vinnie his opinion of "German Volume Training". (19:29) Vinnie and Gina share some of their opinions on various steakhouses around Los Angeles. Vinnie is proud of Gina for trying it and looking forward to hearing what else she tries with beef. [the_ad id="20253"] PURCHASE BEYOND IMPOSSIBLE The documentary launched on January 11! Order it TODAY! This is Vinnie's third documentary in just over three years. Get it now on Apple TV (iTunes) and/or Amazon Video! Link to the film on Apple TV (iTunes):  Then, Share this link with friends, too! It's also now available on Amazon (the USA only for now)!    Visit my new Documentaries HQ to find my films everywhere: REVIEWS: Please submit your REVIEW after you watch my films. Your positive REVIEW does matter! FAT: A DOCUMENTARY 2 (2021) Visit my new Documentaries HQ to find my films everywhere: Then, please share my fact-based, health-focused documentary series with your friends and family. The more views, the better it ranks, so please watch it again with a new friend! REVIEWS: Please submit your REVIEW after you watch my films. Your positive REVIEW does matter! FAT: A DOCUMENTARY (2019) Visit my new Documentaries HQ to find my films everywhere: Then, please share my fact-based, health-focused documentary series with your friends and family. The more views, the better it ranks, so please watch it again with a new friend! REVIEWS: Please submit your REVIEW after you watch my films. Your positive REVIEW does matter!  

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Welcome back to Chat Sh*t Get Fit - Is It Bad For You? This week we explore doing high amounts of volume in individual gym sessions AND overall training volume. More = better right? Well, we explore the latest and greatest scientific evidence and our own thoughts to see if that really is the case.  We also take a closer look at German Volume Training - a popular advanced training system involving 10 sets of 10 of an exercise (normally @60%) with a 60 second rest between sets. So quite a punchy session. We talk about our own experiences with this training system (lots of pain lol) and see what the current data says.  A lot of the conversation today revolves around recovery and your ability to recover from volume in general. Volume should be personalised and while we do explore what the data says - sometimes it's best to use the data as just a guideline and optimise from there.    As Promised - Tom Finally Pbing His Deadlift (Maybe) More From Us Want more great content from us? Check out our membership platform Patreon where we offer a wide range of bonuses to members ranging from access to live specials to 1-1 health-boosting chats with Bill & Tom. There are loads of extras to be had so check it out and hopefully, we'll be speaking with you on the discord server soon!   Online Personal Training With Bill & His Team - Train Primal   Cannonball Coffee. Great tasting and super powerful which WILL give you a boost in the gym. We spoke to Cannonball Coffee on a previous podcast and you can listen to that here to see why we are such fans. So if you want to support us in some small way and get some great coffee head to cannonballcoffee.co.uk and use code PRIMAL10 for 10% off any order.   New to the show? Head back to episode 1 "Let's Chat, Covid & Fitness" where we give an introduction to who we are and talk about the current state of ourselves and the fitness industry during this covid pandemic.    Find us on Instagram @chatshitgetfitpodcast @bill_trainprimal @coachtomreardon   Studies Mentioned  Muscle Hypertrophy Response Is Affected by Previous Resistance Training Volume in Trained Individuals Effects of a Modified German Volume Training Program on Muscular Hypertrophy and Strength Comparison of the recovery response from high-intensity and high-volume resistance exercise in trained men Dose-response relationship between weekly resistance training volume and increases in muscle mass: A systematic review and meta-analysis Resistance Training Volume Enhances Muscle Hypertrophy but Not Strength in Trained Men Strength and Hypertrophy Adaptations Between Low- vs. High-Load Resistance Training: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis Effects of a 12-Week Modified German Volume Training Program on Muscle Strength and Hypertrophy—A Pilot Study    

Sign up for LearnRx and access our exclusive subscriber-only content, including this week's Half Marathon Program Breakdown and our huge library of fitness education classes: https://learnrx.app/https://learnrx.app/classes/back-room-talkIn this week's episode of Back Room Talk, hosts Carl Hardwick and Georgia Smith break down and review 4 common strength training protocols: 20 Rep Squat Program, German Volume Training (10x10), 5x5, and Wendler's 5/3/1.00:00 - 00:50 Opening titles00:50 - 1:95 Intro to strength training protocols1:95 - 7:35 20 Rep Squat Program7:35 - 11:10 German Volume Training11:10 - 18:25 5x518:25 - 20:20 5/3/120:20 - 22:00 How to decide on the best rep scheme22:10 - 23:34 Closing thoughtsWatch the full episode in video on Youtube: https://youtu.be/0ZOPuSFMGso

Welcome to my new series! Every Friday I will be talking about various topics in the fitness world, whether it's something I'm doing, something I've learned or an external topic outside of my training.Today's episode will cover building a base for your training via OPT Model (NASM: CPT) & I'll discuss my current training (Aug-Sept 2021) which is German Volume Training. GVT is a great base builder for strength training!Thanks for listening!TikTok = @blokzyl_fitnessWebsite = blokzylfitness.com

In this episode Sal, Adam & Justin cover the pros & cons of German Volume Training.  Why are the MAPS programs so effective? (1:45) Mind Pump Programming Breakdowns, Volume 1: German Volume Training (GVT). (5:23) The principles of GVT. (6:55) GVT's focus on practicing the skill. (13:31) Why rest periods determine a pure strength focus. (18:21) An effective versus non-effective workout. (22:13) Can you add accessory exercises/lifts? (27:10) How many times should you train each body part? (31:46) The value of switching up the tempo. (37:35) The cons of GVT. (40:41) Related Links/Products Mentioned September Promotion: MAPS Performance and MAPS Suspension 50% off!   **Promo code “SEPTEMBER50” at checkout** Visit Drink LMNT for an exclusive offer for Mind Pump listeners! The Truth About German Volume Training – Mind Pump Podcast Stop Working Out And Start Practicing – Mind Pump Blog Mind Pump #1612: Everything You Need To Know About Sets, Reps & Rest Periods How Do I Choose The Right Weight? (LIFT RESPONSIBLY) - Mind Pump TV How Many Times Per Week Should You Train Each Muscle Group? - Mind Pump Blog Build Your Triceps with Angles – Mind Pump TV Build Your Biceps with Angles – Mind Pump TV Why Won't My Arms Grow? - Mind Pump Blog Mind Pump Podcast – YouTube Mind Pump Free Resources  

In this episode Sal, Adam & Justin lay out everything you need to know about sets, reps, tempo, and rest period. Sets, reps and rest periods: The nuts and bolts of exercise programming. (2:51) Understanding the difference between exercising and training. (5:51) Sets.  Defining what it is and the proper dose per week. (8:10) Mind Pump's thoughts on German Volume Training. (13:27) The value of supersets. (18:02) The dos and don'ts. (19:18) Reps.  Defining what a rep is and what is the best range? (21:10) The various tempo schemes and how to manipulate them in your exercise programming. (29:13) Is there value in loose, forced, and partial reps? (35:19) Rest Periods. Why the rest is as important as the active part of the workout. (37:42) What is the ideal rest period? (40:02) A guaranteed way to break through your training plateau. (43:30) Related Links/Products Mentioned August Promotion: MAPS Strong and MAPS Powerlift 50% off!  **Promo code “AUGUSTSPECIAL” at checkout** Visit Drink LMNT for an exclusive offer for Mind Pump listeners! German Volume Training: Benefits, Exercise Plan, and More Why You Need to Mix Rep Ranges After Periods of Training – Mind Pump Blog How To Use Supersets For Maximum Muscle Gain – Mind Pump Blog Which Is Better: Low Reps Or High Reps? - Mind Pump Blog MAPS Fitness Anabolic | Muscle Adaptation Programming System Why Your Tempo Matters When You Workout! - Mind Pump TV How Phasing Your Workouts Leads to Consistent Plateau Free Workouts Mind Pump #945: The Best Rest Periods For Muscle Gain & Fat Loss Mind Pump Podcast – YouTube Mind Pump Free Resources People Mentioned Stan “Rhino” Efferding – CSCS (@stanefferding)  Instagram

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10 reps x 10 sets—does it actually work?In this week's episode of Back Room Talk, hosts @hardwickcarl and @coachgeorgiasmith discuss three different resistance training protocols and why you should (or shouldn't) program them:➡️Full Body Resistance➡️German Body Composition➡️German Volume Training

In this episode of Quah (Q & A), Sal, Adam & Justin answer four Pump Head questions about German Volume Training methods, “sweating for the wedding,” whether it is normal to want to sleep 30-60 minutes after a workout, and if it is common for one side's leg muscles and hip flexor to be tighter than the other. Sal's COVID scare. (6:54) The fascinating science behind the COVID-19 vaccine. (10:21) The strange ways humans try to treat themselves. (14:01) The bodybuilder with the greatest genetics of all-time. (19:33) How the various fighting organizations are faring during the pandemic. (21:53) Conor McGregor's ‘fantasy land' inside a watch. (23:37) Oli Pop is blowing up! (28:32) Mind Pump's predictions on the future of the economy. (30:11) Can the Government please take notes on the Barstool Fund?! (32:17) Did the Simpsons write EVERY scenario for what has happened? (35:48) The difficulties of not overtraining when you are on an energy high. (37:58) Adam shares an update on his hormone replacement therapy test numbers. (40:37) Public Goods, the future of direct-to-consumer shopping. (43:14) #Quah question #1 – Thoughts on German Volume Training methods? (47:50) #Quah question #2 – What's your take on the catchphrase, “sweating for the wedding,” as seen on social media? What is the alternative strategy, or mindset, for people who are preparing for a big event? (53:01) #Quah question #3 - Is it normal to want to sleep for 30-60 minutes after a workout? (59:08) #Quah question #4 - Is it common for one side's leg muscles and hip flexor to be tighter than the other? (1:03:06) Related Links/Products Mentioned January Promotion: MAPS Fitness Starter Bundle 50% off! COVID-19: Melatonin as a potential adjuvant treatment SO A GUY INJECTED HIMSELF WITH PSYCHEDELIC MUSHROOMS, AND THEY STARTED TO EAT HIM ALIVE Victor Richards - Greatest Physiques Buchecha To Make MMA Debut Against Senegalese Wrestling Champion at One Championship WEIGHING IN #112 with CONOR MCGREGOR | POIRIER FIGHT | LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE | DIAZ TRILOGY Conor McGregor Gets Roasted After Showing Off $1 Million Diamond Watch Visit Oli Pop for an exclusive offer for Mind Pump listeners! **Code “mindpump” at checkout for 15% off your first order** Why 20 DTC CEOs say their recent skyrocketing growth will continue in post-pandemic world Covid relief, economic stimulus, immigration: What to expect in Biden's first 100 days The Barstool Fund | Barstool Sports COVID Lockdowns May Have No Clear Benefit vs Other Voluntary Measures, International Study Shows CIA declassifies hundreds of UFO documents – here's where to find them Visit Public Goods for an exclusive offer for Mind Pump listeners! **Receive $15 off your first Public Goods order with NO MINIMUM purchase** MAPS Powerlift | Muscular Adaptation Programming System Mind Pump Podcast – YouTube Mind Pump Free Resources People Mentioned Josh Thomson (@therealpunk)  Instagram Conor McGregor (@thenotoriousmma)  Instagram

When your daughter decides to get married, you might look at yourself and ask some hard questions. That's what 61-year-young Carlton Scott did a couple of years ago. Now three years into keto, Carlton has lost more than 50 pounds and is a rock start in the gym! In this week's episode, you'll learn about "German Volume Training," a program that Carlton follows in his workouts... and how he's feeling great and living strong every day.TKMC Discord: https://discord.gg/kPDn4NwPlease help us get the word out by sharing about our podcast with your friends and family. You can use the share buttons on the player on our website if you would like to send them a link directly.You can also use the Subscribe button to make sure you don't miss an episode if you're using the web player.You can reach us a number of ways:Email: KetoMansClubPodcast@gmail.comWebsite(Facebook group): http://www.TheKetoMansClub.comLeave a voicemail comment or question by calling 512-518-6161InstagramPodcast: @ketomansclubpodcastChris: @DuckmanketoJim: @JiminmanjrAlberto: @el.KetoCholo

In this episode, I answer listener questions on a wide range of topics. Sit back, relax, and enjoy! Hire Kyle as your coach: http://www.kylehuntfitness.com/services/   Questions on the show: What are your thoughts on German Volume Training? Can it be used as part of a bodybuilding style program? Hey Kyle, I am having trouble bracing for squats and deadlifts, what are your favorite coaching cues to help clients improve at this? How do you build a thick neck like a wrestler? Are there any benefits to incorporating speed/power training for raw powerlifters? If someone trains late in the afternoon is there a “minimum effective dose” of caffeine that will allow you to still see some benefits without negatively impacting sleep? Hey Kyle, I’m confused about how and when you should deload in a training cycle? Can you talk about this on an upcoming podcast episode?   Connect with Kyle:  http://www.kylehuntfitness.com/ Instagram: @huntfitness YouTube: @HuntFitnessTV   Get the OG Absolute Strength Program below: https://www.kylehuntfitness.com/absolute-strength/   Shop other training programs including - Powerbuilding, Meet Prep, Bench, etc. https://kylehuntfitness.shop/collections/programs   Bodybuilding For Beginners on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3etmDbp   Get 10% OFF PR Breaker Materia Pre Workout and Hitpoint Protein: DISCOUNT CODE: “HUNT10” at https://www.prbreaker.com/

On today's episode of Live Lean TV, Jessica and I answer a viewer question who asked, does German Volume Training work for muscle building? What Is German Volume Training? How much weight should you lift? This is GVT Explained. ✔ German Volume Training Workouts In Live Lean MASS 2.0: https://bit.ly/3nrUoyD ✔ 1 Rep Max Calculator: https://bit.ly/30DR5ue ✔ Find The Best Program For You - Live Lean Body Quiz: https://bit.ly/30IU8BA Subscribe Here! http://bit.ly/SubLiveLeanTV Check Out Our Top Videos! http://bit.ly/LiveLeanTVTopVideos Read the blog post here: https://bit.ly/3nnTC5y Listen to the podcast here: https://www.liveleantv.com/podcast WANT MORE DAILY TIPS ON HOW TO LIVE LEAN?: ✔ INSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/bradgouthro ✔ INSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/JessicaGouthroFitness ✔ INSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/LiveLeanTV ✔ SNAPCHAT: http://www.snapchat.com/add/bradgouthro ✔ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/LiveLeanTV ✔ TWITTER: http://www.twitter.com/bradgouthro ✔ TWITTER: http://www.twitter.com/LiveLeanTV ✔ TIK-TOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@bradgouthro ✔ TIK-TOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@jessgouthro #GermanVolumeTraining #Workout #LiveLeanTV About Live Lean TV: Welcome to Live Lean TV. The online fitness and nutrition show, hosted by Brad and Jessica Gouthro, teaching you how to LIVE THE LEAN LIFESTYLE 365 days a year. Watch hundreds of fat blasting & muscle building workouts, easy and delicious recipes, as well as fitness and nutrition tips to get you your dream body (and maintain it 365 days a year). Make sure you click the SUBSCRIBE button for new fitness and nutrition episodes every week! Business Enquiries: info@LiveLeanTV.com Does German Volume Training Work For Muscle Building? (GVT EXPLAINED) | LiveLeanTV https://youtu.be/JNnxBag8Q24 Live Lean TV http://www.youtube.com/LiveLeanTV

Building muscle when you’re new to weightlifting is mostly a game of patience and persistence. As long as you show up, finish your workouts, and follow a sensible diet plan, you’ll gain muscle and strength like clockwork. After your “newbie gains” dry up, though, progress comes in fits and starts. And it’s at this stage that many people cast their gaze about for more “advanced” training techniques, hacks, and shortcuts. Things like supersets, rest-pause sets, German Volume Training, and so forth. Another technique you may have heard of is known as doing cluster sets, which boils down to taking short breaks during your sets, but resting less between each set. Some people say this method triggers muscle growth above and beyond what you could achieve with traditional weightlifting, while others say it’s a pointless gimmick. Who’s right? Can cluster sets help you gain muscle and strength? And if so, are they better than more traditional training styles? You’re going to learn the answers to these questions and more in this podcast. By the end, you’ll know exactly what cluster sets are, how they’re supposed to increase muscle growth, whether or not they’re effective, and how to include them in your training if you choose to do so. Let’s start at square one. 3:23 - What is a cluster set? 8:02 - Why do cluster sets? 23:15 - What does science say about cluster sets vs traditional sets? --- Mentioned on The Show: Shop Legion Supplements Here: legionathletics.com/shop/ --- Want free workout and meal plans? Download my science-based diet and training templates for men and women: legionathletics.com/text-sign-up/

Discussing the Following Topics:1. Does GVT build strength?2. Does GVT build mass?3. How many calories should I eat?4. Eat Smart.5. GVT protocol and how to get the most out of the programIf you enjoyed the episode, share it with a friend! :)MAKE TODAY COUNT.Cooper

Our Guest Chris is a firefighter! Hes completed 10 tough Mudders and is in the 1000 pound club! Bob joined us too! We talk about Workouts while being a fire fighter, banned supplements, German Volume Training, and Tough Mudder!

This is the episode you've all been waiting for. Ryan is one of my best friends and my first ever client. We have taught each other a lot over the years, and there are some great takeaways in this episode as wellWe discuss:Getting into lifting weights: 5:00Stigmas and dealing with body image: 11:00Seeking guidance to accomplish your goals: 13:00Setting and Surpassing Goals: 19:00The birth of Bryan: 21:00Dealing with the end of Newbie Gains: 23:00The death of Bryan via German Volume Training: 28:00Professional Resiliency: 32:00Pursuing a Career you Enjoy: 39:00

Sven Knebel ist IFBB Bodybuilder, hat den brauen Gürtel im Judo, macht seit 20 Jahren Krafttraining und seit 13 Jahren Bodybuilding Wettkämpfe. Sven und Wolfgang sprechen über verschiedene Trainingssysteme wie German Volume Training und Giantsets, Sven's aktuelle Ziele im Training, und vieles mehr.

Sven Knebel ist IFBB Bodybuilder, hat den brauen Gürtel im Judo, macht seit 20 Jahren Krafttraining und seit 13 Jahren Bodybuilding Wettkämpfe. Sven und Wolfgang sprechen über verschiedene Trainingssysteme wie German Volume Training und Giantsets, Sven's aktuelle Ziele im Training, und vieles mehr.

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In this edition of the The Steel Mace Nation podcast , I sit with owner operator of King Strength and Performance to learn about his new gym in Cranford New Jersey. We talk about how he uses German Volume Training as one of their ever expansive workout systems they use in their gym. We also discuss how they utilize a physical therapist as part of their service. Find out a little on how they program their weekly workouts and how they go old school with Arm Farm on Fridays! Gerrick shares how it's important for him to be present and attentive for his gym family. He shares how he has standards for how his staff interacts and motivates everyone who trains there. ..... Check out the website Kingstrengthperformance.com @gerrick_king @kingstrengthperformance Sponsors: Adexclub.com discount code SMN19 Ongoenergy.com STEELMACE25 MaceFit.com Get MaceFit certified vintagestrengthtraining.com Learn how to get mace and club certified

Hey All,Happy Gainz Podcast Day :)Back for the 14th episode already!Roman and I talk about the history of German Volume Training, definitions, and our thoughts about it.This was a fan request to go over a variant style of training!Please reach out to see what we should talk about next!Thanks.Please like, comment, and subscribe. We are on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, and Buzzsprout!Our handles for social media and podcast are:Antoine's Instagram: antoinekaletaAntoine's YouTube: youtube.com/antoinekaletaRoman's Instagram: romanlong1031Roman's YouTube Channel: Buzzsprout: http://gainzpodcahttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWgM6CrpgiV3UCvuERs-jVgst.buzzsprout.com/Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/antoines-podcast/gainz-podcastApple Podcasts: Gainz PodcastSpotify: Gainz Podcast

German Volume Training (GVT) will shock your body into gaining lean muscle mass with its ability to place vast amounts of stress onto one motor unit (group of muscle fibres). Used by Olympic weightlifters and professional bodybuilders, GVT is world renowned for promoting hypertrophy; this means increasing cell size of skeletal muscle. Highly recommended by one of the most successful strength coaches, Charles Poliquin – GVT has been used time and time again for over 40 years in building muscle mass effectively in short time frames. Let me talk you through just how to benefit from GVT techniques. Want big muscles then listen to my podcast.You can read more about GVT and purchase training plans via my blog

German Volume Training is a particular method that bodybuilders use. Learn about the origins, the specifics of the training plan and who it is really for in today's episode!

Viele Fragen mit noch mehr Antworten! Die Fragen und Themen findest du weiter unten in den Zeitmarkern! Gebe hier eine Bewertung für den Kraftraum Podcast ab: https://damienzaid.de/Bewertung Werde Teil des Kraftraum als Patron: https://damienzaid.de/patreon Unterstütze den Podcast mit einer Spende: http://bit.ly/KraftraumSpende Kaufe Merch und supporte den Podcast: http://bit.ly/KraftraumShop Lass dich von mir coachen: http://bit.ly/KraftraumCoaching Folge mir auf Instagram: http://bit.ly/KraftraumInstagram Abonniere den Kraftraum auf YouTube: http://bit.ly/KraftraumYoutube Kaufe bei Aesparel Hosen für trainierte Beine und spare 10% mit dem Code KRAFTRAUM: https://www.damienzaid.de/aesparel Zeitmarker: 00:03:34 Wenn du eine wissenschaftliche Studie designen müsstest, worauf würdest du besonders achten? (Patreon) 00:08:32 Wie steigt man am besten nach einer langen Trainingspause wieder ein? (Patreon) 00:10:02 Wie würdest du das Krafttraining für Kletterer bzw. Boulderer gestalten? (Patreon) 00:14:16 Was hältst du von Einsatztraining? 00:18:34 Ist German Volume Training sinnvoll? Wenn ja, für was? 00:21:36 Funktioniert Hypertrophie mit hohen Wiederholungszahlen? 00:25:08 Hypertrophie und Kraft in einer Woche trainieren, oder besser in einzelnen Blöcken? 00:28:08 Macht es Sinn als Schichtarbeiter auch nachts zu trainieren? 00:30:32 Bis wann sollte man Überlastungserscheinungen tolerieren 00:31:54 Was tun wenn man nicht durchschlafen kann, obwohl man noch müde ist? 00:34:36 Must-Haves fürs Homegym? 00:36:06 Wird es nochmal einen Live Podcast geben? Sah nach einer tollen Veranstaltung aus!

Today I announce and launch the Black Friday special! It's limited, will fill up fast, never been done before, and may never be available again... so don't miss it!  Click the following link to get access: https://bbp.securechkout.com/truecoach Podcast is brought to you by our sponsor, Top Notch Nutrition. ---- Timestamps: 2:00 - Black Friday Special 9:30 - My opinion on WHOOP 15:50 - BBP New Interns 19:22 - Update on BBP Headquarters 24:20 - what are your thoughts on German Volume Training and when (if ever) would you utilize? 33:10 - Best in person coaching cues 37:06- When at maintenance, I know having flexibility with food and being able to enjoy foods that are harder to fit into a deficit is part of making it a lifestyle. BUT, how stringent should you be with continuing to track everything and sticking to numbers? I feel the need to track even more strictly because if I'm at maintenance, I feel I could quickly slip into a surplus. Should I just chill out and enjoy maintenance or continue to be on the strict side? 40:45 - Are you going to do an Open house tour for the new facility? 42:02 - I have this random back annoyance. In basic summary it occurs when I extend my back from a hip hinged position. My deadlift strength is about 10-12% affected. At first I thought it was a simple muscle strain and I would train through it (and I still can) but it isn't going away and it isn't getting worse. I'd say it's located near the lumbar spine off to the right side. Thoughts? Fixes? 43:50 - How long do you suggest cut and bulk cycles to be, each? 49:40 - Periodization tips for 2020? Overall goal is fat loss of about 20lbs, but to maintain that and PERFORM. ---- THINGS MENTIONED: - Black Friday Special - Coaching Application - Top Notch Nutrition's Sleep Supplement ---- Apply For Coaching: bit.ly/Coaching-App Get Your Free Copy of The Nutrition Hierarchy, HERE Learn How We Coach: Read This Case Study Article Top 4 Episodes: - Nutritional Periodization - Nutrition FAQ - Training FAQ - My Story  ---- You can get access to ALL of our content in one place, now: www.boomboomperformance.com/links Join The Boom Boom Elite (BBP's Membership Site) to receive exclusive content and interviews, monthly training programs, bonus eBooks, the private coaching forum, and more by visiting https://boomboomperformance.com/elite ASK BOOM-BOOM YOUR QUESTION HERE! Check out all of our e-books by visiting https://www.boomboomperformance.com/products Boom Boom Performance Coaching Info: http://boomboomperformance.com/online-coaching ---- Social Links: Blog – www.boomboomperformance.com
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Brian and Kevin discuss German Volume Training. The pros and cons

Pat talks about various forms of high volume training with kettlebells (including German volume training, and the ever-notorious Prometheus Protocol) for the purpose of gaining muscle. Does it make sense? And, if so, how should it be done? Show Notes and Resources: Prometheus Protocol: http://www.chroniclesofstrength.com/prometheus-protocol-build-muscle-kettlebells/ Support the Show! Please take 1 minute to subscribe and rate the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher - this is the best way you can support the show! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-pat-flynn-show/id1253261458

Retrouvez dans cet épisode des SuperPhysique Podcast, Rudy Coia et Fabrice, les co-fondateurs du site www.superphysique.org vous parler des programmes de musculation exotiques disponibles sur leur site. Au programme : - Les vacances de Fabrice (Aie, aie, aie) - Le German Volume Training - Le Max-OT - Le FST-7 - Le DoggCrapp - Le Programme Super Squat - Le Superslow - Le HIT - Le programme 5/4/3/2/1 - Le Heavy Duty - Les programmes de Chad Waterbury - Et plein d'anecdotes de vieux ! Les liens du Podcasts : - Les nouveaux suppléments SuperPhysique - https://www.superphysique.org/nutrition/8_superphysique - Pour poser vos questions pour le prochain Podcast - https://www.rudycoia.com/contactez-nous/ - Le livre "Le Guide de la musculation au naturel" - https://amzn.to/2K6DIvD - La Méthode SuperPhysique (Analyse morpho-anatomique et construction de programme en rapport) - https://goo.gl/gsxrKt - Programme "German Volume Training" - https://www.superphysique.org/articles/622 - Programme "Max-OT" - https://www.superphysique.org/articles/547 - Programme Superslow - https://www.superphysique.org/articles/503 - Programme "HIT" - https://www.superphysique.org/articles/501 - Programme "FST-7" - https://www.superphysique.org/articles/564 - Programme "Heavy Duty" - https://www.superphysique.org/articles/7 - Programme "DoggCrapp" - https://www.superphysique.org/articles/573 - Programme "Super Squat" - https://www.superphysique.org/articles/6 - Programme "Waterbury" - https://www.superphysique.org/articles/506

As you probably know, I work hard to understand and promote high-quality diet, nutrition, and exercise science. That’s why I’ve spent and continue to spend a lot of time researching and writing, and why I reference quite a bit of scientific literature in my work. What I don’t do, though, is produce a research review where individual studies are broken down and analyzed because my plate is already overflowing with work as it is, and honestly, I don’t think I could do it better than the researchers whose work and research reviews I myself read regularly, like James Krieger, Eric Helms, Greg Nuckols, Mike Zourdos, Alan Aragon, and Bret Contreras. And so I had an idea: why not get those guys to come on my podcast to discuss studies they’ve analyzed in their reviews and share with us what they’ve learned, and how we can use that information to optimize our diets, exercise routines, supplement regimens, and overall lifestyle. In this episode, I have the newly minted Dr. Eric Helms on to discuss a study published in 2016 titled “Effects of a modified German Volume Training program on muscular hypertrophy and strength.” This study looked at the popular “German Volume Training” program, which involves performing 10 sets of a specific exercise in a single workout (usually 10 sets of 10 reps), and gave great insights into the overall effectiveness of this style of training versus more traditional, moderate-volume work. 8:19 - What is volume? 9:24 - What is the study behind German Volume Training? 15:15 - What are the risks of overtraining? 16:40 - If German Volume Training isn’t the correct approach, what is? Want to get my best advice on how to gain muscle and strength and lose fat faster? Sign up for my free newsletter! Click here: https://www.muscleforlife.com/signup/

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In this episode of Quah, sponsored by Big Top Beard Company (bigtopbeardcompany.com, code "mindpump" for 33% off), Sal, Adam & Justin answer Pump Head questions about the relevance of steroids in major professional sports, the books they would tell their 21 year old selves to read, what they would put in their own bat cave and German Volume Training does it put on mass? Get our newest program, Kettlebells 4 Aesthetics (KB4A), which provides full expert workout programming to sculpt and shape your body using kettlebells. Only $7 at www.mindpumpmedia.com! Get MAPS Prime, MAPS Anywhere, MAPS Anabolic, MAPS Performance, MAPS Aesthetic, the Butt Builder Blueprint, the Sexy Athlete Mod AND KB4A (The MAPS Super Bundle) packaged together at a substantial DISCOUNT at www.mindpumpmedia.com. Make EVERY workout better with our newest program, MAPS Prime, the only pre-workout you need… it is now available at mindpumpmedia.com Have Sal, Adam & Justin personally train you via video instruction on our YouTube channel, Mind Pump TV. Be sure to Subscribe for updates. Please subscribe, rate and review this show! Each week our favorite reviewers are announced on the show and sent Mind Pump T-shirts! Have questions for Mind Pump? Each Monday on Instagram (@mindpumpradio) look for the QUAH post and input your question there. (Sal, Adam & Justin will answer as many questions as they can)

All questions sent in via snap chat briank019.   -       Can you lose weight and get lean without training? -       How can I balance out mood swings, low estrogen and hormones as a female? -       How books can I read to gain confidence and motivation? -       What are your thoughts on German Volume Training? -       What are you thoughts on the new gyms that have no mirrors? -       How can I help a fussy eater?     For more information about everything fitness, nutrition and mindset- head over to www.briankeanefitness.com to check out the blog or Brian's Facebook, YouTube and Instagram (which has a combined total of nearly 100k followers) - thanks for listening. To send in any questions for the podcast or for live Q+A’s, check out my snapchat briank019.  

Ett gäng kompetenta och pratglada individer diskuterar veckans viktigaste nyheter inom kost, träning och hälsa. Medverkar gör Wille Valkeaoja, Jacob Gudiol, Linda Cronberg, Jacob Papinniemi & Caroline Mellberg. Hålltider 00:00:00 Ny studie på German Volume Training 00:25:45 Systematisk doping i Ryssland

Top 3 cheat meals for each of you? ✔ 4:47 Can you gain muscle mass on a Paleo diet? ✔ 7:54 What foods/snacks should I bring to my soccer game? ✔ 9:50 What do you think of German Volume Training? ✔ 12:28 What's a day off for you and Jess Like? ✔ 14:44 Would you go on a Keto diet while doing intermittent fasting for fat loss or gain muscle? ✔ 17:42 Have you noticed any other physical changes in your body since pregnancy? ✔ 19:59 What kind of workout would you recommend for a very underweight person? ✔ 22:54 Is it enough to just have coffee before a workout?

Strength coach Scott Shetler returns to the show to discuss his current book collaboration with and training protocol with hip hop artist, activist, & athlete, Stic.man of Dead Prez, plus the following: Scott discusses how he helped hip hop artist Stic.man of Dead Prez pack on lots of muscle and increase strength via a plant-based diet, programs such as German Volume Training, and a short time frame How is German Volume Training likened to the Coan-Philippi deadlift program Why 12 Week transformation programs/challenges are flawed, yet may have some good benefits Why peer-reviewed studies are not the be-all/end-all to the effectiveness of a training program How did German Volume Training affect SticMan's long distance running routine Who is the Plant Built Team The discuss the rise and fall of athletes/celebrities such as Jon Jones and what we can REALLY learn from their situations    All this and much more:   Links & Resources mentioned in the show: Keep the LLA Podcast free by becoming a monthly supporter via $5 or more on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/llapodcast Purchase Aggressive Strength procucts: http://strengthbymahler.com Purchase New Warrior Training products: http://newwarriortraining.com Scott's Websites: http://yojoculture.com , http://scottshetler.com , http://plantbasedperformance.org   Listen and download at http://strengthbymahler.com or http://newwarriortraining.com. also subscribe, download, rate & review us at:iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/live-life-aggressively-podcast/id646524617 Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=34706&refid=stpr Also, be sure to "like" and connect with us on our Facebook fan page at http://facebook.com/llapodcast. 

Some cool questions answered in this episode and some answers that you may not expect. Give it a listen and let me know your thoughts. http://www.brendanchaplin.co.uk

Mikael "Prime" Hollsten gästar BODY Radio och bevisar att "aldrig vila" även gäller hans mun. I ett megalångt avsnitt, fyllt av skratt, får vi höra om allt från skamliga förslag och hans "oknullade aura", till German Volume Training och Mickes nya superdiet! Hållpunkter i detta avsnitt 00:08:15 – Värdarnas introduktion av gästen 00:09:12 – Samtal med Mikael Hollsten 01:23:45 – Eftersnack med värdarna Länkar för detta avsnitt Länk: Mikaels blogg AldrigVila.se Länk: facebook.com/AldrigVila Länk: TV4.se/Gladiatorerna Länk: facebook.com/gladiatorerna Video: Mikaels välupdaterade videokanal på VideofyMe

In this month’s podcast we’re discussing the nonagenarian who’s breaking fitness records, explaining why German Volume Training will make you much stronger and challenging deputy editor Joe Warner to perform as many sit-ups as he can in a minute (expect painful groaning). We’re also answering your MF Facebook page fitness questions, uncovering another shocking lunchtime […]

In this month’s podcast we’re discussing the nonagenarian who’s breaking fitness records, explaining why German Volume Training will make you much stronger and challenging deputy editor Joe Warner to perform as many sit-ups as he can in a minute (expect painful groaning). We’re also answering your MF Facebook page fitness questions, uncovering another shocking lunchtime […]