Podcasts about mas wrestling

Robert Oberst is a Professional Strongman and World Record Holder. As a perrinial Worlds Strongest Man finalist he has quickly made a name for himself in strength athletics, as well as an undefeated National Champion in MAS Wrestling and former Professional Football Player.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4866328/advertisement

In 2019 he joined the list of all time greats by realising his dream of winning the World's Strongest Man trophy. Join Martins Licis and his business partner/best buddy/partner in crime Romark Weiss as they catch up with Giants Live director Colin Bryce and chat everything from Stem Cells, MAS Wrestling, his smash-hit show 'Strength Unknown' and his new career as coach of the USA Strongman team! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Justin Blatnik is the Head Strength Coach and Owner of the Strength Empire Gym in Indian Trail, NC as well as Firefighter for the Charlotte Fire Department. Prior to opening Strength Empire in 2017, Blatnik was a self-employed strength coach and personal trainer, working with clients out of his garage since 2015. In addition to coaching at his own training facility, he's worked as a personal trainer at Appalachian State Universities Rec facility and a commercial gym as well as been an intern at both Marvin Ridge High School and with the Carolina Panthers. Blatnik is the definition of a strength sport enthusiast. After playing football for a season at Saint Vincent College he began focusing his efforts competing in Powerlifting, Olympic weightlifting, and Highland Games. He has also tried his hand competing in MAS Wrestling, grip strength, and Highlander competitions. Blatnik continues to compete nationally in Highland Games all while being an active duty firefighter and has placed as high as 4th and 3rd place as a lightweight competitor at Nationals and Worlds, respectively. Cerberus Strength Use Code: STRENGTH_GAME at Cerberus-Strength.com

Today I'm talking to strength icon Odd Haugen, who's decades-long career in strength is the stuff of legend. Originally from Norway, he's an accomplished champion powerlifter and fitness entrepreneur who's owned and operated some of the most storied gyms in America. He also has a long history in strongman, winning the 1999 Strongest Man in America contest and competing at several World's Strongest Man contests well into his 50s. Haugen has also been instrumental in bringing Mas Wrestling to western audiences, and he's now on a mission to popularize the sport of arm lifting — a sport where his world-class grip strength makes him one of the world's most dominant athletes, even into his 70s. Haugen also coached 2019 World's Strongest Man Martins Licis from a relative strength beginner to one of the best strength athletes on the planet. 

You asked for it, and you got it: a longer S&I episode! In this one, I went down to Richmond, VA to Sean Murphy's Mayhem Fitness where I spoke with strength sports preservationist, Chad Clark. Chad has been supporting the growth and spread of indigenous and ethnic strength games in the US and abroad, from Scottish Highland Games to Mas Wrestling. I also sat down with Darryl Aldridge of Silverback Strong, who transitioned from powerlifting into strongman, and is even putting on a meet of his own this year!

Tom Sroka has done it all — literally. A former standout thrower in track & field, Tom has competed in weightlifting, powerlifting, GRID, and Highland Games competition. He's excelled in each to an impressive degree, making him one of the world's most well-rounded strength athletes, period.Tom's also built a reputation for coaching all levels of strength athletics, particularly when it comes to weightlifting. You can find him at countless national competitions as he trains and develops athletes, often from the ground up.Recently, Tom has developed a passion for — and elite-level skills in — the rising sport of Mas Wrestling, where athletes face opponents one-on-one in something that resembles a cross between deadlifting and tug-of-war. Tom's rise in the sport took him to the World Championships, where he got firsthand experience with the sport's Siberian roots and old school training techniques.

Fresh off her win at the Iron Gauntlet V Strongman/Strongwoman competition, our guest is Lindsay Hall!   Her strength journey started when she  walked into a gym to find some relief as a recovering addict.  At 35 she got into strength through group training classes and began competing in Olympic lifting.    A few years later, she was heading to the farthest flung corners of the earth to compete in events like the World Nomad Games in Kurdistan (goat polo, anyone?) and the World Championship of Mas Wrestling.  And she's just getting warmed up. She shares her journey to become strong, finding her tribe in the competition scene, and how she plans to age fiercely.  For more Lindsay, follow her @lin_zzee and her coach Chip @bodytribechip.  The fantastic image of Lindsay's Iron Gauntlet V tiebreaker came from Maverick and Atlas Photography.

Janel Vegter is a Licensed Massage Therapist, specializing in bodywork for athletes. She's also probably stronger than you. When she's not working with clients or traveling to speaking engagements, Janel is training or competing in Highland Games or MAS Wrestling. She's a former world record holder in Powerlifting and has totaled over 1100 lbs raw (weighing less than 150 lbs.). Janel's combined her love of athletics and her passion for helping people into a career, and we think you'll enjoy hearing her perspective on being an athlete, training for multiple sports, and getting outside of comfort zones. On the top of the show, Tom answers a listener's question and settles the debate on more technique vs more weight. The answer might surprise you. Be sure to sign up for 30 Days to a Better Snatch, our free technique challenge. Head to snatch.thestrengthagenda.com to get started. See you there! Follow Janel on instagram @jcvegterlmt and be sure to stay tuned for when she announces her new blog launch!

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An up and coming sport created by the Vikings and Yakuts, Mas Wrestling is a […]

An up and coming sport created by the Vikings and Yakuts, Mas Wrestling is a […] The post Sport of the Week – Mas Wrestling first appeared on That One Sports Show.

An up and coming sport created by the Vikings and Yakuts, Mas Wrestling is a […]

This week Kalle traveled up to Santa Cruz Strength to talk to the owner Clay Edgin about his story in purchasing and running a Strength gym. Clay is a longtime friend and Strongman competitor along with competing in grip contests, MAS Wrestling, Powerlifting and more. We chat about his back story, going from a corporate job to running a gym, what he has learned and advice for anyone that wants to do the same.  Follow the gym on Instagram , and on Follow the new location in Aptos, CA Aptos Village Strength opening October 1st on You can follow Clay on Instagram and on Follow  &  Support this podcast by hitting Subscribe and giving a 5 star rating! Brought to you by     Become a supporting member on and get some sweet swag!   Sign up for Strongman programming at just $15 a month!  Interested in Strongman Coaching? Fill out the form at  Visit our  for all your training needs! Shop using our affiliate links on  &  to support this podcast! Check out exclusive discounts from our 

We preview the world’s two biggest football games this weekend. Will Jose and Pep play nicely as the red half and blue half of Manchester collide? Who has the psychological upper hand? North of the border, as the Old Firm derby returns, we look at why there appears to be little softening in the underlying sectarian divide that causes arguably football’s most fearsome and ugly rivalry. 3D Printer Paralympian When Germany's Denise Schindler peddles up to the start line at the Rio Paralympics, she will be unique amongst cyclists she is competing against. Denise will be using a prosthesis made on a low cost 3D printer! She is not only hoping for gold, but that this advancement will revolutionise para sport. The Nordic Nomad: The World Nomad Games took place in the Kyrgyz Republic this week with more than 40 nations represented. It celebrated traditional sports of Central Asia like Kok Boru (akin to polo played with a goat carcass). We are joined by Stefan Sekej who won Norway’s first ever World Nomadic Games Medal in MAS Wrestling (often known as ‘stick wrestling’). (Photo: Jose Mourinho (L) and Josep 'Pep' Guardiola (R) . Credit: Jon Super, Wang Zhao/AFP/Getty Images)

Ep. 204, Stacy's Physical and Mental RecoveryIn this episode, Stacy opens up about her struggles since her back injury last year from lifting a bag of concrete in a garden and how she is doing now. Real talk about depression, medical intervention and managing a huge life change. Click the picture above to be taken to iTunes If you enjoy the show, please review it in iTunes!The Paleo View (TPV), Episode 204: Stacy's Physical and Mental RecoveryIntro (0:00) (Now newer and shorter!) News and Views (0:40)Stacy and Sarah discuss how their Seinfeld hello is not their natural way to talk to each other. Stacy is nervous about this show, but Sarah is confident it will be amazing Stacy's injuryLast summer she hurt her back and has had a lot of false starts and dead ends in her healing. In the end, she was diagnosed 11 months after the actual injury. Surprisingly, it wasn't Strongman that injured her. In fact, it was wrestling against United States Strongest Woman Viv in a different sport (MAS Wrestling) and lifting a bag of concrete in a garden that did it. Backs like to be moved up and down, not side to side and twisting. And the MAS wrestling is a LOT of twisting. Stacy was recovering from that original injury and lifting again, but her pride in a community garden event got the better of her and she decided to try to lift a waterlogged bag of concrete to prove a boy wrong. That was the biggest injury. Her diagnosis in herniated discs in her 4th and 5th lumbar discs. The fifth lumbar disc is impinging a nerve on the right side. This is a very common "gardening" injury. Because of her "redhead" mutation, Stacy has a high body pain tolerance and a resistance to many pain killers (This is true!). So part of what made her treatment delayed was downplaying how much she was in pain. Her injury ended up flaring severely after she returned from Europe after a 12 hour flight, travel stress and unusual diet. This led to a freak out in the doctor's office, which led to her actually getting the MRI and the diagnosis. What happens to your life when you have a bad injury that changes your life?Stacy had really built her life around strength training. She gave talks, made friends, got a lot of benefits from it. She went from entering a competition she had a great shot at winning to not lifting for a year. Her quality of life was severely affected. At first she tried to cope by focusing on getting to relax, but after prolonged time away from the gym, it became quite depressing to see her friends getting better and her being unable to participate. Everyone who knew Stacy understood how much Strongman had become a part of her identity. And then the fact she couldn't do it anymore was crushing. Luckily, her injury is treatable. It can be treated with physical therapy and other medical intervention or, as a last resort, surgery. But there are some complementary interventions as well.Back injuries are difficult to heal because they don't take up nutrients the same way other body parts do. There is no blood flow. She'll be doing physical therapy to correct muscle imbalance and relieve pressure on disc. Sarah looked into nutrient deficiencies related to back issues and what supplements could possibly assist. Because disc get all nutrients from diffusion, you have to be very nutrient sufficient. Discs are made with very hard collagen on the outside and gooey center. Sarah recommends the Type 2 collagen from Vital Proteins because Type 2 is what makes up the disc. She also recommends Glucosamine and Chondroitin supplements. Also, Vitamin D deficiency is related to disc injury as well. Less well supported is Vitamin C and Zinc and Fish oil for pain management. Originally, she tried to find things to increase blood flow, but realized that wasn't possible. One of the side effects of this huge injury and life change was serious depression.Not only the loss of her sport, but she also was upset with herself, blaming herself for being lazy and making it up to be worse than it was. She was also very irritable and angry because of her chronic pain. He desire to binge eat returned as well. She started seeing a psychiatrist to deal with her issues. She went on an SSRI to help with her mood and binge eating. The diagnosis led to a lot of self loathing and feelings of failure. She cried for many days and didn't get it filled right away. She ended up deciding to take medication because she wanted her quality of life back, she deserved it and the people in her life deserved it, too. Returning from the doctor and confronting those feelings led her to do searches on paleo and depression. She found a worrying article (and frankly irresponsible article) by Chris Kresser about the "dark side" of antidepressants. She was doing all the things that should help restore her and they weren't working! If you've done everything and still not feeling well, then you deserve a great quality of life and shouldn't feel guilty about taking a pill! Going on the medication made her get her quality of life back! She now feels great! If you're going through something, don't feel like a failure if you have to go on medication. YOU ARE NOT A FAILURE! YOU JUST NEED A LITTLE HELP! The Paleo View always talks about how you should combine both the best of nutritional and lifestyle changes with the best of modern medicine. This definitely includes mental health as well. In paleo, there's often a bias against medicine and doctors because people come to it out of frustration. But medicine absolutely has its place, if you use it in balance. Sarah feels that now "old" Stacy's back lately. We hope that if you listen to this show, you use it as a catalyst to try to help yourself and the people in your life that seem to be a little not themselves. Stacy finally feels like she's in a good place and she can recognize that not lifting in a year isn't the worst thing that could have happened. Thank you for listening! Outro (47:07) Support us by shopping through links on our sidebars, please!

Regresa Onda Wrestling y lo hace previo al día de Sant Valetín con su S04E03 "Algunos lo llaman botch". Alexandre Bonilla (@AlexBonillaM) esta en los mandos junto al co-presentador Luis Alvaro (@LuisAlvaroR) y los invitados son Miguel Angel (@miguel4nombres) y Fran (@_valarhydra). Y los temas a tratar son los siguientes: *#ThankYouDanielBryan fue, por desgracia, el protagonista la pasada noche del Lunes. Además, sigue la rivalidad a tres bandas entre Lesnar, Roman Reigns y Dean Ambrose cara FastLane. *No nos olvidamos tampoco de SmackDown ni de NXT donde, en este último, Bayley y Carmella se ven las caras por el titulo de mujeres. *En las noticias destacadas tenemos la suspensión de Titus O'Neil, el posible regreso de Rey Mysterio entre lo destacado. *Luis nos trae las "Noticias que no son pero que pudieron ser" *Y finalizamos con iMPACT Wrestling, el útlimo episodio de Lucha Underground y respondemos a vuestras preguntas. Twitter: @ondawrestling https://twitter.com/ondawrestling Correo electrónico: ondawrestling@gmail.com iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/es/podcast/onda-wrestling/id697865976?l=en iVoox: SoloWrestling: http://www.solowrestling.com/news/111-audios El Wrestling Segun Yo: http://www.elwrestlingsegunyo.es/categor%C3%ADa/podcast-quinielas-y-sorteos/ Mas Wrestling: http://maswrestlingspain.blogspot.com.es/

Robert Oberst talks about his newest project, we talk about the San Jose Fit Expo and if MAS Wrestling belongs in Strongman contests.  Robert then delves into his favorite part of Kalle again. www.strongtalkpodcast.com www.teamoberst.com www.startingstrongman.com

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In this episode we talk to British Strongman Eddie Hall, about Breaking Records, Diet and Training. Marianna speaks with US Highland Games Star Matt Vincent, about his involvement and success in the sport. Finally we have a quick chat with two members of the Oceania MAS Wrestling team who will be flying to compete in the World MAS Wrestling Championships in Russia in a couple of weeks.