
The Paul Weber Podcast
Every Thursday, I will be covering training, nutrition and lifestyle for fitness, hybrid and tactical athletes.
Episodes
116 episodes
116 Gymnastics Training Mistakes
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115 Mastering Gymnastics for Fitness Athletes
Mastering Gymnastics for Fitness AthletesLive training on Thursday, June 19th at 2pm MTFor more information, visit:https://www.paulbweber.com/ma...
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114 Accessories for Gymnastics
Accessories help develop muscles other than the prime movers in core movements, providing structural balance and resilience. They can also be used to address specific weak points in a core movement that would go undertrained if the ...
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113 Mobility for Gymnastics
In this episode I share the exercises I use most often for mobility. Handstand WalkI discuss the handstand walk and the exercises I use to improve thoracic extension and shoulder flexion:PVC Pass T...
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112 Gymnastics in Major League Fitness
In this episode, I go over the gymnastics events from World Fitness Project Indianapolis and the TFX Invitational.I cover how I prepare athletes for success in these workouts with a 5 Step Process:Gymnastic StrengthM...
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111 Body Composition for the Fitness Athlete
In this episode, I share my clinical experiences with manipulating body composition for fitness athletes. We discuss:Food QualityFood QuantityMeal FrequencyRate of Gain and LossThe Importance of T...
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110 Injury Protocols for Gymnastics
The first step in injury recovery is to rest so that the pain can dissipate. Once my clients are pain free with daily activities, then I start rehab exercises.Here are the key variables I keep in mind:Force...
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109 Gymnastics from Beginner to Rx
I use a five step process to guide my athletes to better scores in gymnastics-heavy workouts:Strength - are you strong enough to make this movement easy?Movement Economy - could ...
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108 Gymnastic Conditioning
Key TakeawaysThe mechanical loading of burpees and box jump overs limits the number of reps we can safely do - about 150 reps per session.Because we are limited in volume, we want to do all of our burpees and box j...
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107 Gymnastic Strength and Movement Economy
In this episode, we cover every CrossFit gymnastics movement, to what degree each movement depends on strength or movement economy, and how to train each movement.Hey guys, letting you know that I have 1:1 coaching spots available.
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106 Gymnastics Volume, Intensity and Density
In this episode, we cover these concepts for CrossFit gymnastics:Volume – the common number of reps per workout for each gymnastics movementIntensity – the intensity of the workout in which the gymnastics reps ...
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105 Gymnastic Strength
In this episode, I cover:What is gymnastic strength?Why gymnastic strength is specific for CrossFit athletesMy personal experience with training gymnastic strengthMy clinical experience training gymnastic ...
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104 Building Advanced Strength for Fitness Athletes
Live Training Thursday, February 27th, 1pm MTSave your spot: https://www.paulbweber.com/building-advanced-strength-for-fitness-athletesIn thi...
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103 Non-Functional Hypertrophy
This episode covers:why not all muscle growth is created equalwhich type of hypertrophy matters for strength and how to train for itthe strength-endurance continuumblood flow restriction and "pump work"
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102 Fitness Athlete Programming Mistakes
Lack of week to week controlLack of fatigue managementToo much varietyToo frequent severe and extreme intensity conditioningLack of offseason, lack of periodization leads to lack of peaking, lack of avai...
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101 Programming Strength for Fitness Athletes
In this episode, I cover:My personal experience in the sport and how important it was to me to figure out how to get stronger and build muscle as a fitness athleteHow fitness sport values strength over gymnastics and condit...
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100 Some things I've changed my mind about
CrossFitters have to do anaerobic trainingYou have to do every movement every weekDo as little movement prep as you canAlways progress aerobic work from long to shortCrossFitters shouldn't train explosiv...
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099 The 2025 Fitness Season
CrossFit, Inc. appears to be taking a major step away from being an events company.The product that CrossFit, Inc. is offering athletes in 2025 is poor. And leaves a big opportunity for other events companies to provide better experienc...
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098 3 Things I Wish I Knew as an Athlete
Effort isn't the only thing that matters.Release the outcome.Trust your coach.
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097 How I Built my Online Business
In this episode, I talk about:the feelings that led me to start a businessthe very first thing I didexactly what I did every week to go from 5 clients to a successful business
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096 The Pro Gym
In this episode, I talk to gym owners about the concept of a Pro Gym and how this would benefit CrossFit competitors. Key features of a Pro Gym:Presence of a pro or semi-pro level competitor24 hour access to al...
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095 Revisiting MWG
We know that CrossFit consists of Monostructural (M), Weightlifting (W) and Gymnastics (G) movements.For Monostructural Movements, the tension in the muscle is relatively low. Maybe 20% of 1RM.Because the % 1RM is so low, these ...
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094 What Can We Learn from Elite Athletes?
A question I got in the last webinar was, “If most competitor programs don’t follow these principles, how come there are athletes who follow them who are successful?” This question really is a bigger question of, “What can we learn from...
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093 Should You Train to Failure? Evaluating Options for Strength Training
Strength gains occur through neural adaptations and through muscle growth.Neural adaptations seem to be stimulated by muscle activity and force production. We ensure these by training explosively or by training heavy. Muscl...
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092 Fitness Athlete Training Strategies from the Perspective of Concurrent Training
Concurrent Training is defined as training strength and conditioning in the same week. When you do Concurrent Training, you introduce the Interference Effect (also known as the Concurrent Training Effect). Above a cert...
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