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In this episode, Shashank interviews Kirill Klokov, Co-Founder & CEO at Truv. Kirill immigrated to the U.S. and attended Stanford Business School before successfully leading product organizations at several start-ups and eventually starting Truv. He talks about how they aim to take market share from established brands by putting data back in the hands of the consumers and providing VOE/I solutions to their partners at a much lower cost.

Kirill Klokov, the CEO & Co-Founder of TRUV joins Tim Santoni on the podcast.Kirill shares his story from an immigrant needing to get a loan without a credit history and how that impacted the quoted rate.  Kirill got his MBA at Standford and has worked at SIDEKICK, CARTA, TRUST WATE & EZHOME.  Kirill launched TRUV in lated 2021.TRUV is a technology that background screeners (CRAs) and mortgage companies use to verify employment.  The TRUV solution allows applicants to authenticate directly to the Payroll providers and platforms used by their former employers to securely pull back information needed to verify employment.TRUV unlocks the power of CONSUMER-PERMISSIONED DATA to avoid the expensive alternatives like The Work Number.  Also, because TRUV gets SOURCE information there is little no concern about an applicant providing names and contact information of employers that are friends, family or relatives.  In short the accuracy of verifications when using TRUV is extremely high.The TRUV solution also allows for verifications be completed in minutes instead of days.The other benefits of using the TRUV solution are as follows;Current employment can be verified discreetlyVerifications that are not completed due to The Work Number price increases are being done which help background screeners do more comprehensive background checksSpeedCost Savings ($50+ in some cases)Integrations (Tazworks, Accio, etc.)White labelingCustomized notifications/settingsLearn more about TRUVConnect with Kirill on LinkedIn

With Truv, users can easily connect their payroll account and instantly share the information needed to run verifications. In this episode, we host Founder & CEO of Truv - Krill Klokov - a for a discussion on Truv's mission to make income and employment verification faster and more affordable.

Keep your back tight, your shoulders wide and your SRA curve trending up.

It has been a whirlwind of a few weeks for us and many we assume across the fitness industry getting back up and on our feet, opening our doors amidst all sorts of restrictions and financial challenges. This week, Ben, Dave, and Laura take to the podcast with Sarah Davies (who we need to check she doesn’t double up as Super Woman, ever seen them in the same room?) Sarah is currently a GB weightlifter, competing in the 64kg category, and fresh from smashing the Euro’s in Russia she is just weeks away from the Tokyo Olympics. She is also the chair of the IWF Athletes' Commission, passionate about the future of the sport, from increased participation at all levels, and seeking authentic ways to get deserved coverage, awareness, and sponsorship. Will weightlifting continue to be an Olympic Sport? Will Sarah follow Klokov to Crossfit, or will she create her own 7’s team? Whatever she does, we have no doubt she will succeed. Listen to her view on training in and out of ‘motivation’, and how you need to be focused on your goals to create a habit. Follow Sarah on @sarahd_gb and her online weightlifting coaching club @wisdom4weightlifting As always, thank you to friends of The Foundry REIGN energy drinks, we are openly addicted.

Visit neverstopgrindin.com for awesome weightlifting equipment and apparel! This week we are talking with Steve Efkarpidis of Never Stop Grindin! Steve is an awesome weightlifter and has been in the fitness industry for over 10 years! He has worked with some big names like Klokov, Mohammed Ehab and Fernando Reis. I sat down with him to go over how he got started and his company Never Stop Grindin! We hope you enjoy this episode. Thanks for watching! =============================================

Art Campos is a former member of 2nd Ranger Battalion and current owner of Iron Legacy Fitness, a Cross Fit gym in Puyallup, Washington. From his website, https://www.ironlegacyfit.com/about/ART CAMPOSOwner Art Campos Jr. has been Crossfitting since 2009. He studied martial arts for 20 years and discovered CrossFit on his third combat rotation in Afghanistan with his Fire Team Leader. ``We used to do workouts in the middle of the day, and our platform was a baggage pallet,`` he says. ``I loved every minute of it, and the rest is history.``Art joined the military at 18 years old and served 10 years in 2nd Ranger Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment, in every capacity from Rifleman to Weapons Squad Leader to Sniper Section Leader. He accumulated over 40 months in combat across 10 deployments in support of the Global War on Terrorism.Currently, Art is serving in the Air Force (R) as an Air Force Security Forces Fire Team Leader, and is a recent graduate of the Basic Law Enforcement Academy. He works as a Police Officer for a local police department.While Art is passionate about CrossFit, serving his country and community, and loves shooting and time with his son, Dominic, is his favorite pastime. He also enjoys his pups, Daisy and Dmitri (named after Klokov, of course).“Adapt what is useful, reject what is useless, and add what is specifically your own.” Bruce LeeCERTSCrossFit Level 1USA Powerlifting Certified Club Coach1st Degree Black Belt Kum Saja DoDon't forget to check out my new website and You Tube page as well!https://linktr.ee/cornerstoneofamericaThank you for supporting the show!Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=ZV837Q7N62W36&source=url)

Wir fassen nochmal die wichtigsten Geschehnisse des Roma Cups zusammen und springen danach direkt zu der Doping verseuchten Seminar-Thematik. Ist die Teilnahme an einem Seminar eines überführten Doping-Straftäters moralisch vertretbar oder sollten wir uns davor hüten? Wovor wir uns definitiv nicht hüten sollten ist die Teilnahme an einem Mannschaftswettkampf eines Landesverbands. Neben der Erfahrung die man auf einem Wettkampf sammeln kann, kann man auch zum Erhalt einer sportlichen Tradition beitragen und soziale Kontakte pflegen. Daher beleuchten wir im Schnelldurchgang die Ligenstruktur und deren Systematik in Deutschland.

On Thursday, the “Trump, Inc.” team gathered with laptops, pizza and Post-its to disconnect — and to read special counsel Robert Mueller’s report. What we found was page after page of jaw-dropping details about the inner workings of the administration of President Donald Trump, meetings with foreign officials and plots to affect our elections. But we also found rich details on how Trump ran his business dealings in Russia, itself the subject of our recent episode on his Moscow business partners. It backed up a lot of our earlier reporting: The deal with Andrey Rozov, a relatively unknown developer whose claim to international prominence was the purchase of a building in Manhattan’s garment district, did go further than agreements with other developers. The type of development they were hoping for would need signoff from Russia’s powers that be — namely, President Vladimir Putin — potentially putting Trump in the position of owing favors to a hostile foreign power. And the deal went on longer than the Trump campaign wanted the public to know, with the then-candidate rebuffing Michael Cohen’s concerns about the accuracy of his portrayal of his relationships with Russia. Here are a few of our takeaways: The deal was bigger… The Mueller report puts the terms of Trump’s most infamous Trump Tower deal side by side with a failed prior deal with the family of Russian pop star Emin Agalarov. In doing so, it proposes an answer to why Trump chose to move forward with Rozov: he offered Trump a much better deal. In fact, Cohen said the tower overall "was potentially a $1 billion deal.” Under the terms of the agreement, the Trump Organization would get an upfront fee, a share of sales and rental revenue, and an additional 20% of the operating profit. The deal offered by the well-known Agalarov developers, in contrast, would have brought in a flat 3.5%. We’d tried to reach Rozov to talk about the deal for our earlier reporting. He never responded. For Trump, this agreement promised to be the deal of a lifetime. There were more Russian contacts… The report says Cohen and Felix Sater, a fixer who brought the Trump Organization together with the potential developer for the Moscow deal, both believed securing Putin’s endorsement was key. There was also plenty of outreach from Russians, many of them offering to make that very connection. But even as the two were figuring out how to pitch the tower plan to Putin, at least three intermediaries who claimed to have connections to the Russian president were reaching out to Trump and his associates. They promised help with Trump’s business interests and his campaign, the report says. One was Dmitry Klokov, whom Cohen looked up online and mistakenly identified as a former Olympic weightlifter. Klokov, in fact, worked for a government-owned electric company and was a former aide to Russia’s energy minister. He told Cohen he could facilitate a meeting with a “person of interest” — that is, Putin — and also offered help creating “synergy on a government level.” But Klokov’s overtures for talks on matters beyond mere business interests were rebuffed by Cohen. The report also clarified that it was Sater who approached the Russian developer with the idea of a Trump Tower Moscow — and later brought his pitch to the Trump Organization. This sequence of events raises new questions about whether the tower deal, which Trump had wanted for decades, was part of the Russian government’s multiple intelligence approaches to Trump and his advisers at the time. One other figure in our previous Trump Moscow episode surfaced again in the Mueller report: Yevgeny Dvoskin, a Russian national with a U.S. criminal record and alleged ties to organized crime. Dvoskin is now a part-owner of Genbank, a small Russian bank sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury. He grew up in Brighton Beach at the same time as Sater, who, in 2016, called on Dvoskin to invite Trump and Cohen to Russia for an exploratory visit. To arrange the invitation, Dvoskin asked for copies of Cohen’s and Trump’s passports, which Cohen was happy to provide. The Mueller report says that Trump’s personal assistant even brought Trump’s passport to Cohen’s office, but that it is not clear whether it was ever passed on to Sater. Sater declined to comment for the podcast. Genbank and Dvoskin did not respond to earlier requests for comment. And there was more cover-up… Mueller describes continued efforts to mislead investigators and the public about the Trump Moscow deal and associates’ contacts with Russian officials. Many of the details are gleaned from Cohen’s cooperation. Cohen confronted Trump after he denied having business ties to Russia in July 2016 and pointed out that Trump Tower Moscow was still in play. “Trump told Cohen that Trump Tower Moscow was not a deal yet and said, ‘Why mention it if it is not a deal?’” according to the Mueller report. To maintain Cohen’s loyalty during the investigation, multiple Trump staff members and friends told him the “boss” “loves you,” according to the Mueller report. “You are loved,” another associate told him in an email. Cohen also said the president’s lawyer told him he’d be protected as long as he didn’t go “rogue.” The report concludes that active negotiations in Moscow continued into the summer of 2016. Cohen told Mueller’s team that the project wasn’t officially dead until January 2017, when it was listed with other deals that needed to be “closed out” ahead of the inauguration. After admitting to lying to Congress about when the Moscow deal fizzled, Cohen told Mueller about the “script,” or talking points he’d developed with Trump to downplay his ties to Russia. He also said he believed lawyers associated with his joint defense agreement — including attorneys for the president — edited out a key line about communications with Russia from his congressional testimony. The offending line: “The building project led me to make limited contacts with Russian government officials.” You can contact us via Signal, WhatsApp or voicemail at 347-244-2134. Here’s more about how you can contact us securely. You can always email us at tips@trumpincpodcast.org. And finally, you can use the Postal Service: Trump, Inc. at ProPublica 155 Ave of the Americas, 13th Floor New York, NY 10013 “Trump, Inc.” is a production of WNYC Studios and ProPublica. Support our work by visiting donate.propublica.org or by becoming a supporting member of WNYC. 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Dmitry Klokov is possibly the most well know weightlifter of the 21st century. His strength, technique, and physique have played a huge part in the motivation of many of today's weightlifters. But it wasn't always so easy for Klokov...weightliftinghouse.com - Book, Bars, Why Be Normalpatreon.com/weightliftinghouse

Dmitry Klokov is possibly the most well know weightlifter of the 21st century. His strength, technique, and physique have played a huge part in the motivation of many of today's weightlifters. But it wasn't always so easy for Klokov...weightliftinghouse.com - Book, Bars, Why Be Normalpatreon.com/weightliftinghouse

In our current episode we met with a supercharged fitness entrepreneur from kolkata.His energy and dedication is contagious and he has immaculate work ethics when it comes to training himself or others. His hunger for knowledge takes him across the globe and he has spent time with phenomenal figures like Klokov and Dr Andreo spina. He shared with us the secrets of his success as a coach and as a business man in such young age. He has started his own personal training certification and internship program to keep industry bubbling with young energy. To know more about him and his work let's listen Vinit Baptist. Find him on [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/vinit.baptist), and [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/vinit_baptist/)

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We talk to the legend Dmitry Klokov about being a world champion, teaching people to lift weights and mistakes most people make in the gym

Dmitry Klokov, Ilya Ilyin, Vasiliy Polivnokov, Yasha Kahn, and Nikita Durnev join Armen Hammer and Scott McGee as they chat about the Dream Team Coaches' Clinic, how they got on the show, their experience at the Coaches' Clinic, their best stats, fame and celebrity at home versus in the US, the effect of CrossFit on weightlifting in their countries, their favorite weightlifters, how this whole tour got started, the basic technique of weightlifting, and answer listener questions during the lightning round.