Podcasts about iron game

In this Evolutionary.org Underground Podcast for iTunes episode your hosts Stevesmi and Da Mobster from the UK Iron Den discuss - What feeling big feels like? and which products to bulk with using Geneza Pharma • Mobster talks about being around Iron Game athletes weighing 350-400lbs+ • Why adding just 5lbs of muscle a year is ok and then adds up over time • The why and how of eating to grow • How champions use Insulin and GH (and why you need to check out Geneza's GH products) • Why Geneza Pharma has all you need to get BIG as a house!! Link to articles: https://www.evolutionary.org/strength-training-101/ Link to Evo threads: 1. https://www.evolutionary.org/forums/threads/journal-article-on-muscle-strength-vs-hypertrophy-vs-endurance-training.99218/ 2. https://www.evolutionary.org/forums/threads/kuros-growth-phase-equipoise-testosterone-npp-hgh-cycle-log.100258/post-1580487 3. https://www.evolutionary.org/forums/threads/29yo-steroid-blast-and-cruise-journey-log.96709/post-1606116 4. https://www.evolutionary.org/forums/threads/mobsters-training-diary.84438/post-1560597 5. https://www.evolutionary.org/forums/threads/testosterone-masteron-trenbolone-anavar-cycle-log.101119/post-1608311 For 1-on-1 coaching/consultation/source help start conversation by contacting Stevesmi at: https://www.elitefitness.com/forum/members/stevesmi.219851/ or https://www.evolutionary.org/forums/members/stevesmi.85/ Where to get blood tests: https://www.evolutionary.org/forums/source-talk/bloodwork-private-md-5695.html Please note we're not doctors and the opinions are ours. It's our view and is based on our experience and views on the topic. Our Podcasts are for informational purposes and entertainment only. The Freedom of speech and 1st amendment applies.

Golf Digest staffer Will Irwin joins the pod to talk about iron fitting.

Golf Digest staffer Will Irwin joins the pod to talk about iron fitting.

IT IS MASTERS SUNDAY! Craig Humphreys LIVE From Augusta! Hole Locations! What Do Chasers Have to Do on First Nine?Will Augusta National Invite Birdies On Sunday? Would You WD? Morikawa's Iron Game! Tiger's Struggles! MUCH MORE!!!!FOLLOW @The73rdHole on X & Apple Podcast! LISTEN on The Sports Animal App!

Fitzpatrick Takes Down Spieth! Patrick "The Ankle Weight" Cantlay! Just Not Spieth's Day. Fitzy's Iron Game! Jail Time? LIV Adelaide Preview! Party Hole/Walk Up Songs! OSU Wins! Zurich Preview! Our Picks/Best Bets!

The Iron Game A Tale of the War

John Citrone, one of Britain's best bodybuilders, talks about his great career on this episode of the Bodybuilding Legends Podcast. John took first place in his class at the prestigious NABBA Mr. Universe from 1966-1969. After retiring from the sport for many years, John made a comeback to competition as a Masters competitor, eventually winning the Masters World Championships 6x and the Masters Mr. Universe contest 5x. Today, at 78 years old, John is still in fantastic shape and he reveals his secrets for longevity and health in bodybuilding. Time Stamps: 2:05 - The passing of Bostin Lloyd at 29 years old 4:20 - Happy Birthday Jerry Brainum 4:37 - Preview of the Arnold Classic 9:24 - Beginning of interview with John Citrone 10:00 - John talks about how he stays in shape at 78 years old 13:38 - When John started lifting weights at 14 years old 16:30 - How John started competing in bodybuilding contests 18:00 - John's first competition as a teenager 19:27 - When John began competing in the NABBA Mr. Universe contest 21:17 - The judging at the NABBA Mr. Universe 21:45 - When John first met Arnold Schwarzenegger 24:50 - Competing against Arnold in professional division of the NABBA Mr. Universe 26:20 - Beating Freddy Ortiz in the 1968 Mr. Universe 28:50 - Meeting Bill Pearl for the first time 30:50 - Wag Bennett 32:00 - John talks about Rick Wayne's physique 33:55 - When did the bodybuilders in England start using steroids? 36:57 - Why John didn't compete in the Mr. Olympia contest 40:37 - How John started doing his strongman act 44:30 - When John started competing again as a Masters competitor 50:04 - Getting leaner as a masters competitor 55:36 - John's thoughts on the legends of bodybuilding 1:02:44 - John's bad accident doing his strength act 1:14:15 - Host John Hansen reads the chapter about John Citrone from Bill Pearl's Legends of the Iron Game, Vol. 3 1:17:33 - John reads the article "The Wisdom of Gaspari' from the July, 1989 issue of Flex Magazine. Links: Bodybuilding Legends Show website John Hansen Fitness John's YouTube Channel John's Facebook Page Bodybuilding Legends Instagram  

Jerry Brainum, former writer for Muscle & Fitness Magazine and IronMan Magazine, is the guest for this episode of the Bodybuilding Legends Podcast. Jerry and host John Hansen discuss the year 1991 in Bodybuilding. Included in the discussion in Part One is the 1991 IronMan Pro Invitational won by J.J. Marsh, the 1991 Arnold Classic won by Shawn Ray and the 1991 Night of the Champions won by Dorian Yates. At the beginning of the podcast, Jerry and John talk about the recent deaths of Tom Prince, 1997 NPC Nationals winner, and the legendary Marvin Eder who passed away last week at 90 years old. Time Stamps: 5:20 - Emails from last week's podcast 10:20 - Start of the interview with Jerry Brainum, 1991 Year in Review, Part One 11:35 - Jerry talks about the recent passing of Tom Prince, 1997 NPC Nationals winner 23:14 - Do you have to train heavy to get big? 27:34 - Marvin Eder, bodybuilding legend, passes away at 90 years old 39:20 - The heavy drug use of today's bodybuilders 48:00 - When John first saw Dorian Yates 1:00:52 - Can you train heavy when you get older? 1:06:52 - The 1991 IronMan Pro Invitational 1:14:48 - The 1991 Arnold Classic 1:18:17 - The 1991 Niagara Falls Invitational won by Albert Beckles 1:21:00 - The 1991 Night of the Champions 1:23:20 - How close was the 1991 Mr. Olympia decision? 1:26:56 - Sonny Schmidt 1:30:50 - Sergio Oliva's bigger older brother 1:37:17 - Host John Hansen reads an excerpt from the book Legends of the Iron Game, Vol. 2 about the life of Marvin Eder Links: Jerry Brainum's newsletter Bodybuilding Legends website John's Online Coaching John's YouTube Channel John's Facebook page Bodybuilding Legends Instagram page

THE GREATEST STRENGTH COACH OF ALL TIME! Charles Poliquin was one of the most iconic strength and conditioning coaches of all time. He was the master behind every known Olympic athlete and coach. Unfortunately, he passed away on 27th September, 2018 because of a sudden heart attack. If you are into strength and conditioning or even weight training in general, here is a little about him that you must know. For those new to the Iron Game, Poliquin coached Olympians in two dozen sports and hundreds of elite athletes in other sports. In track and field, he worked with 2004 gold medal winners Dwight Phillips (long jump) and Adam Nelson (shot put), and in 1999 worked with Jamaican hurdler Michelle Freeman, an Olympian who now coaches at the University of Virginia. But we're getting ahead of ourselves. As a strength coach, Poliquin “talked the walk” and, spouting 19+ inch bone-crushing pythons for arms, “walked the talk!” Aside from that Charles was a father to Krystal, who is a remarkable young woman who has been kind enough to allow me the opportunity to have this conversation you are seeing today about growing up with Charles Poliquin as your dad! I never had the chance to meet him in person, however I have followed his teachings, in and out of the gym for many many years. This podcast episode was near and dear to me personally and really was honored to have this opportunity. Thank you again Krystal & Coach Eric for connecting us together and making this happen! I hope you enjoy it and if you are interested in learning more about strength training, weight loss, nutrition, or just overall health & well-being I will add the links below. LINKS: https://strengthsenseiinc.com/ https://strengthsenseiinc.com/dojo-2021/ https://dojo.strengthsenseiinc.com/books-podcasts/ https://strengthsenseiinc.ac-page.com/freeebook?test=true https://strengthsenseiinc.com/articles/ https://strengthsenseiinc.com/reviews/ BOOKS: • The Poliquin Principles • Arm Size And Strength • Ask Coach Poliquin (Volumes I and II), and others

Alex Trujillo is Senior Sales Manager for FlightScope and is trusted by PGA TOUR professionals incl. Bubba Watson and Bryson DeChambeau for his Launch Monitor insights. He joins us to help you understand the data parameters applicable to power off the tee and control with the iron-game. Alex discusses quality Ball-striking, Gear Effect and how it happens, the Relationships between Clubface Alignment and Swing Path for shot shaping and trajectory, and Swing Low Point and Angle of Attack. He also talks Dynamic Loft and Spin Loft for improved golf swing efficiency.

Tennessee-based golf professional, Sasha Catron, is a former Tour golfer who has pivoted to golf instruction. He works with golfers of all skill levels with a holistic approach to game improvement. Sasha joins "On the Mark" to share a few simple physical, mental and visual keys to help you improve your iron-play. He elaborates on: Self-talk and focus Visualization Weight distribution The low point of the swing Feeling the clubface and feet in transition, and Managing golf swing tilts, turns and bends.

In this episode, Tim talks with Steven Greenstein, the grandson of the Mighty Atom, about the real-life adventures of the Mighty Atom. The Mighty Atom is the Godfather of the Iron Game and quite possibly the inspiration of Superman. This is a fantastic discussion about desire, will, and not giving up. To watch the Mighty Atom Documentary, click here: https://www.amazon.com/Mighty-Atom-Joseph-Greenstein/dp/B075KW9QLJ/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=mighty+atom&qid=1607981441&sr=8-2 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/original-strength/support

In this episode Host Stevesmi is joined by co-host Mobster and we discuss the 2019 Mr Olympia Brandon ‘The Prodigy’ Curry. Listen in on the back and forth between the veterans of the Iron Game as they debate How he was the guy with potential and then THE GUY – Mr O His training and how it trained His nutrition – what pros do Did going to Kuwait make a difference and what it meant. How you can learn to apply what pros do and what to do and what not to do Finally we discussed how covid has had an effect on this year’s Mr Olympia competition. Links Brandon’s steroid article: https://www.evolutionary.org/brandon-curry-steroids Article on peptides: https://www.evolutionary.org/steroids/peptide-profiles/ Forum Discussion (in a Naseer thread) about the changes Kuwait made: https://www.evolutionary.org/forums/anabolic-steroids-peds/big-ramy-cycle-54650-2.html

Collin Morikawa has been a phenom from his junior and Amateur career in Southern California. Whilst in college at Cal-Berkeley he rose to the top of the World Amateur Golf Rankings (WAGR) and he parlayed that success into a few invitations on The PGA TOUR. As a rookie professional he quickly made his mark and galvanized his place in the professional game with a win at the 2019 Barracuda Championship.  He joins our podcast to discuss his progression through the ranks and lessons learned along the way, Golf Swing Technique, Self Discovery for success, Striking irons crisply, and Offensive and Defensive Shot Selection.

Eric and Omar are joined again by Dr. Dominic Morais, Physical Culture and Sport Studies scholar, to discuss the emergence of the “Iron Game” in the early to mid 1900’s. We learn what it was like to be a lifter when Muscle Magazines emerged. Communities formed around shared experiences created by the stories told in magazine columns. This contemporary history would be the first battle grounds between magazine owners, athlete icons, “gurus” and training philosophies. During this era Olympic Lifting underwent changes, bodybuilding became a legitimate separate endeavour and powerlifting would also formalize. Further Resources: 1. https://www.starkcenter.org/ 2. https://www.mbpowercenter.com/powerprof Dominic (@brainybrawn)

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AFR AUDIO UPDATE: Birmingham Iron Game One Highlights compliments of Birmingham Radio (Thom Abraham pbp) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theaafpodcast/support

Congrats to UT for making the Big12 championship game.Congrats to Phil but golf just doesn't get me excited. And Chuck you couldn't beat Tiger or Phil in any century.I would love to be playing in the snow in Pullman, Washington. Go Cougars!

If you lift weights regularly at some point you are probably asked, "how much can you bench?" The only times that a strong bench press really matters is in strength testing for a football team (no matter what level) or in the sport of Powerlifting which tests competitors to see how much weight they can lift in the bench press, deadlift and squat. Let's face it, people who can lift lift a ton of weight will always be impressive and attract attention in the gym. Be honest, how often have you seen someone moving a bar with 6 or 8 plates and thought, "jeez, I need to get a little stronger." Silent Mike knows the Iron Game. If you are interested in strength training in general or Powerlifting in particular then you should become familiar with Silent Mike Farr, a well-known internet personality and online personal trainer who specializes in the sport of Powerlifting. On this episode of All About Fitness Mike and I talk about what sport he originally specialized in, how he got started with Powerlifting and discuss some strategies for how you can get stronger in your workouts. Strong muscles aren't necessarily big muscles and big muscles ain't always the strongest. On this episode Mike shares some strength training tips that work for him!   If you want to learn more about Powerlifting or how Mike can help provide online fitness coaching for your needs, go to his website - Kizen Training or you can follow his various social media platforms: YouTube Channel - Silent Mike with a LOT of tips for strength training Instagram: @SilentMikke Twitter: @SilentMikke     If you have any fitness questions, please send them to Pete@petemccallfitness.com  Follow Pete McCall: Twitter: @PeteMc_fitness Instagram: @PeteMcCall_fitness   Please visit the sponsor of All About Fitness: Terra Core by Vicore Fitness: Better Products for Better Results! Use code AAF to save 20% on the purchase of a Terra Core, one of the hottest new fitness products on the market.

I’ve been in the Iron Game for over 30 years. But I still like to experiment. Strength training is my #1 obsession and there’s always more to learn. I recently ran a little 90-day test protocol. In this episode, I’ll tell you what I learned, what I liked, what I hated, and what my conclusions are. After that, I’ll give you some of my best arm building secrets that will help you pack on some size for the summer. The weather’s getting warmer so you know what that means…suns out, guns out. Finally, I’ll give you some of the best ways to reduce inflammation and improve recovery time between workouts. Highlights include: The optimal number of strength training days per week The importance of adhering to the High/Low system Proper weekly workout sequencing The top training splits The early days of Renegade Gym The evolution of my training system How I got so many guys so big and strong, so fast What adjustments to make as you get older The magical switch we made that dramatically enhanced results A simple trick for building bigger arms with zero elbow pain High dose Omega 3 supplementation Top ways to reduce inflammation Does exercise reduce sex drive? And much more   This episode is brought to you by Athletic Greens. With 75 ingredients working together to help with eleven different areas of health. You never know what’s going to come up in your day; however, with just one scoop of Athletic Greens when you wake up or add it to your morning smoothie, you know you have all of your bases covered. It’s easy, and it tastes great. Click HERE to receive a special offer as a listener of the podcast. This episode is also brought to you by The Renegade Strength Club, one of the best ways to simplify your life is to outsource things. If you’re not a fitness professional that means you should outsource your program design to someone who is. That someone would be your host, Jason (A.K.A. Jay) Ferruggia. Since 1994, he has helped countless guys get ripped, strong, jacked and yoked. His training methods have been battle tested time and time again. And they always deliver killer results. As a Renegade Strength Club insider you get: Brand new workouts from Jay every month Coaching videos Answers to your questions Access to the club community The opportunity to participate in local meet ups The chance to enter contests like the Transformation Contest, and more where we offer cool prizes like Fat Gripz, t-shirts, etc. Go to www.renegadestrengthclub.com to join us on the Dark Side and we’ll see you on the inside.  

Doug Eidd interview with Bob Whelan - NATURAL STRENGTH NIGHT podcast - (episode 36) - 11 March 17 Tonight our guest is Doug Eidd. Doug is a physical culture pioneer and a true living legend both in the gym business and in the personal training field as well. Doug is 86 years old and still trains heavy, hard and regular. He has over 70 years of weight training experience and he looks and acts decades younger than he is. Doug owns Doug's Gym in Dallas, Texas. He opened the gym in 1962 and has been running the gym in the same downtown location for fifty five years! The gym has become a landmark in downtown Dallas. Doug’s Gym has been recognized repeatedly as one of the best and The Best hardcore gym in the USA by many newspapers and training magazines. Doug's Gym is old school and exudes a hardcore old fashioned feel. It still contains most of the original workout equipment from the 1960s. The gym has mainly barbells, dumbbells, power racks and free-weight workout equipment with also a few machines. Jack Ruby, yep that Jack Ruby, … the one who shot Lee Harvey Oswald owned a business just down the street. Doug has some interesting stories that relate to this and he will share them with us on the show. Many big names in the Iron Game, … Sports, … and Television … have passed through the doors of Doug’s gym. … Several episodes of Walker Texas Ranger … were filmed there too. Tonight we are going to take a trip down memory lane and revisit some of Doug’s colorful history from more than a half century in the Gym business. To contact Doug, visit the website: Doug’s Gym Dallas .com … That’s Doug’s Gym Dallas .com. Doug, It’s great to have you on the show and welcome to Natural Strength Night. Please see all of our podcasts here: http://www.mindforceradio.com/

This week we are talking about Destiny Rise of Iron Game, No Man Sky and 20 games for under $20 dollars and much more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/generation-x-gaming/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/generation-x-gaming/support

The Nerd catches up with another art school pal, Christopher Barrett, Game Director on Destiny: Rise of Iron. Anthony, Imran and Rugboy ask Chris about his journey from art school to Bungie, what it's like working on huge hits like Halo and Destiny, his artistic influences and breaking into the video game industry. The gang... The post JAN 116: Destiny: Rise of Iron Game Director Christopher Barrett (07/21/16) appeared first on The Jock and Nerd Podcast.

In this episode we interview my friend Steve Pulcinella of IronSport Gym We talk to him about: His experiences over almost 40 years in the Iron Game. Steve's a humble guy, so what you won't hear is him pumping himself up. Here's what I know: He's a highland games pro, world's strongest man competitor (yes the one on TV) and Deadlifted 400# in the 8th grade. That's not even close to his full resume. We get into what's right and wrong in the fitness industry, Steve's being a internet MEME and the origin of "Do you even lift". Finally, what it looks like to still be training your ass off when your 50+ years old! Enjoy!

Osmo Kiiha Interview with Bob Whelan - NATURAL STRENGTH NIGHT podcast - (episode 23) - 05 Mar 15 Tonight, I'm honored to have as our guest Osmo Kiiha. Osmo is one of the most respected and knowledgeable guys in every aspect of the Iron Game. From training knowledge, to competing, to the history, Osmo is second to none. He is also my best friend in the Iron Game. I’ve been talking to Osmo regularly for around 25 years and I consider him a brother. He is my “go to guy" whenever I have a question about Iron Game History. In addition to being a true gentleman and a first class guy, Osmo ranks as pound for pound one of the strongest Iron Game Guys too. At the age of 21 years old, Osmo cleaned and jerked 418 pounds. He competed in the 1968 Senior nationals in the 198 pound class. At the age of only 21 years old, he retired from competitions. Who knows what he could have done if he kept competing for another 10 years or so. He probably would have been a world champion. Osmo is the founder and editor of THE IRON MASTER magazine which ran from 1989 to 2000. It was one of the highest quality and most informative Iron Game History magazines of all time. I’m proud to have written many articles for THE IRON MASTER. Osmo is also one of the worlds foremost experts on the history of Physical Culture and the Iron Game. He has one of the largest Iron Game memorabilia collections in the world and his house is literally a museum. He will tell us a lot about his vast collection tonight. Osmo, its an honor to speak with you again and welcome to Natural Strength Night. Osmo Kiiha, The Iron Master, Growing up in Finland, 418 Clean and Jerk, Bob Hise, Homer Brannum, Vince Gironda Please see all of our podcasts here: http://www.mindforceradio.com/

Tommy Kono Interview with Bob Whelan - NATURAL STRENGTH NIGHT podcast - (episode 22) - 11 Nov 14 TONIGHT… It’s a huge honor for me to have as our guest one of the greatest and strongest athletes the world has ever known. A man who is truly the best all around Iron Game athlete in the history of Physical Culture … the legendary Tommy Kono. In his day, Tommy was the best in the world in both Olympic Lifting and Bodybuilding. During the 1950's, from the time he won his first Gold Medal in the Olympics in 1952, Tommy was invincible. He was undefeated internationally for 8 years until the 1960 Olympic Games, where he took a Silver Medal. He set a total of 26 world records in 4 weight classes. This feat has never been matched by any other weightlifter. During this same period Tommy dominated bodybuilding as well, winning the Mr. World competition in 1954, and Mr. Universe titles in 1955, 1957 and in 1961. He was also an Olympic Weightlifting Coach for the USA, as well as West Germany and Mexico too. In addition to being a great champion, Tommy is one of the nicest, most humble and classiest gentlemen you will ever Find. Be sure to get Tommy’s two great books: *** WEIGHTLIFTING OLYMPIC STYLE, and CHAMPIONSHIP WEIGHTLIFTING at Tommy's website: TommyKono.com Tommy, its an honor to speak with you again and welcome to Natural Strength Night. Please see all of our podcasts here: http://www.mindforceradio.com/

Brooks Kubik is one of the most prolific writers in the Iron Game and he brings an absolute wealth of experience to the table.  In this episode we talk about the mind game, when to train with (and without) partners, the importance of working out in a dingy facility, and he adds one more aspect to the Big Four of performance to make it the Big Five: Deep, focused concentration. Listen in if you love lifting heavy and the mediation of exercise. Enjoy! 

Originally introduced to Brooks Kubik through his book, "Dinosaur Training", his work has had a huge impact on how I train. Brooks is a fan of pure strength along with what you might (if you were a CrossFitter) call "ultra heavy metcon."  Heavy sandbags, barrels, car pushing, farmer's walks, and as many odd lifts as you can imagine make up Brooks' routines. He's a 5 time National Champion in sub-masters bench press, so he's definitely not some armchair writer; this guy lives it. On top of all that, he's got a mind like a steel trap, and to sit back and listen to him talk about the history and connections found throughout the Iron Game is to enjoy a master at work. From Alan Calvert to Harry Paschall and from Thomas Inch up to Peary Rader, Brooks has studied and can elaborate on all the connections found throughout the marvelous sport known as the Iron Game. While most of this may be well outside your area of expertise, I think you'll enjoy the passion, enthusiasm, and commitment that comes through in every word. Enjoy!

… ist nicht nur in diesem Exklusivinterview angesagt. Der nächstes Jahr 60-jährige Bestsellerautor und „Fitness-Guru“ arbeitet hart an seinem Comeback für seine Weltmeistertitelverteidigung im Gewichtheben! Fast 5 Jahrzehnte „Iron Game“ per lockerem Talk mit Jürgen Reis: Von Geheimwaffen beim Outdoor-Kardio, über Unterschiede zwischen den Bodybuilding-Ikonen der 60er- und 70-Jahre im Vergleich zu heute bis hin zu Anti-Stress-Strategie und sogar Mentaltechniken die Ihren Turbostoffwechsel und die magischen 10%-Körperfettanteilsziele endgültig „herbeizaubern“...? Ein „Insider-Mentor“ spricht Klartext!