In this Rapid Fire Q&A, the KILO Crew zooms out to big picture program design. We cover how to plan mesocycles in the context of a macrocycle, why intensity drives quality selection, and where parallel periodization actually fits. You will hear when to use phase undulating models, how to prevent interference, and how to balance variation with mastery so progress does not stall.
00:00 Welcome & Introduction
00:19 Designing a Mesocycle: Strength Qualities & Overlap
01:38 Macro vs. Mesocycle Context
06:09 Methods vs. Macrocycle Planning
08:11 Intensity Drives Stimulus & Volume
09:20 Preventing Overlap in Training
10:01 Undulating vs. Standard Periodization
11:12 Adaptation & Variation for Advanced Trainees
12:17 Progression vs. Variation in the A Series
12:57 Novice vs. Experienced Athletes: Repetition vs. Variation
15:04 GPP to SPP: Building Robustness
15:54 B Series Progression & Strength Ratios
17:08 Addressing Weak Links & Mobility
20:25 Addressing Imbalances in Training
23:38 Parallel vs. Phase Undulating Periodization
25:37 Emphasis & Sequential Models
31:04 Reintroducing Eccentric/Isometric Methods After Layoff
33:13 Assessing Readiness
35:15 Interconnectedness of Hypertrophy & Strength
36:07 When to Switch Strength Qualities
37:01 Inconsistent Clients & Periodization
37:44 Parallel Model for Inconsistent or Low-Frequency Trainees
39:34 Adapting Plans to Life Circumstances
40:23 The Importance of Having a Plan
41:47 Mike Tyson Quote & Episode Wrap-Up
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In this episode we break down the PRIMEIGHT, our trademarked framework built around squat, front squat, deadlift, overhead press, incline press, bench press, dip and chin-up. We explain why we moved beyond the classic big three, how pressing across four angles covers the full spectrum of shoulder strength, and why the back squat, front squat, and deadlift create a complete lower body base.
Why we moved beyond the big three
We wanted a system that created complete, durable lifters, not just big numbers on a few lifts.
What the PRIMEIGHT covers
How it fits into the KILO system
You’ll hear how the PRIMEIGHT formed the backbone of our original group training programs and led to the 14-day microcycle. We also explain how these movement patterns carry through every level of our programming frameworks.
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In this episode of Between 2 Racks with the KILO Crew, we’re joined by Gavin Attorre (@gavinattorre) of Muscle Intelligence to unpack what it really means to coach with intelligence, where systems meet skill, and structure serves individuality.
We explore how time spent on the gym floor builds instincts and awareness that no textbook can replace, and how great coaches use those experiences to refine their craft. Gavin shares insights from years of coaching, breaking down how to blend precision with adaptability in real-world coaching.
We dig into how great coaches think, the value of building systems that enhance creativity (not limit it), and why communication, consistency, and self-awareness drive long-term progress for both clients and coaches.
Key Topics:
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Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction and Meeting Gavin
09:38 Getting Started in Coaching
18:46 Transition to Online Coaching
28:47 Training Philosophy and Work Capacity
37:32 Breath Work and Recovery Techniques
46:24 Building Habits and Client Success
55:52 The Importance of Gym Floor Experience
68:21 Memorable Training Stories and Camp Experiences
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Warm-ups aren’t a waste of time, unless you’re wasting the time filling them with fluff.
In this episode, we break down what actually moves the needle: how to build a simple 6-10 minute general warm-up that raises temperature and grooves movement patterns, and how to run a specific warm-up that matches the range, tempo, and load of your first lift without adding fatigue. We cover dynamic vs static work, CARs and PNF, where FRC tools fit, why warm-ups in weight training go far beyond injury prevention, and what truly matters most for performance and long-term progress.
Walk away with an understanding of how to optimize your warm-ups for upper, lower, full-body, and power sessions, plus exact rep and percentage guidelines for specific warm-ups.
0:00 Introduction
0:45 Importance of Warmups
2:37 Warmups and Injury Prevention
4:05 Evolution of Warmups
7:08 Dynamic Warmups
10:22 Coaching Clients Through Warmups
13:28 Exercise Selection for Warmups
16:23 Static Stretching and PNF
20:37 CARs vs Pails and Rails
23:59 Specific Warmup
28:47 Warmup for Remedial Exercises
32:19 Foot and Ankle Activation
34:14 Advanced Warmup Strategies
37:10 Power Training Warmups
43:47 Tracking Devices in Warmups
45:33 Plyometrics and Elderly Population
48:53 Personal Warmup Preferences
52:13 Conditioning and Strongman Warmups
56:03 Warmups for General Population
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This week the KILO Crew is plus one. We sit down with Robert Legare, co-founder of ATP Lab Supplements, to talk about building a company that puts trust and quality ahead of hype. From their 2011 launch to their upcoming lab expansion, Robert shares why ATP Lab chose full-disclosure labels, how they approach formulation differently, and what being “banned-substance certified” actually means.
The supplement industry thrives on hype. Flashy labels, candy flavors, and big promises. But what happens when a company builds on standards first? Robert explains the difference between marketing-driven products and science-driven formulations, and we dig into how real quality gets made.
You’ll hear how to spot red flags on supplement labels, the truth about whey isolate vs concentrate, why EAAs matter during training, and what creatine is actually worth your money. If you recommend supplements to clients, or just want to stop wasting cash, this episode is worth the listen.
KILO partners with people we trust. This conversation shows you why ATP Lab met our standards.
👉 Learn more about ATP Lab at atplab.com
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Tempo made the rounds this week.... again, so we start by unpacking the viral claim that tempo barely affects hypertrophy. From there, we get practical with deloads and active recovery, outlining when to plan them, when to wait for signs, and simple ways to build relief into a phase without losing momentum. We also clear up a common confusion about “novice, intermediate, advanced” in fat loss and hypertrophy specialization phases and explain how to choose the right progression for a client who is new to metabolic methods but not new to lifting. Finally, we discuss mesocycle, macrocycle and year goals.
You will learn:
Our thoughts on tempo
Proactive vs reactive deload strategies that actually help
When to use specialization phases and for whom
A clean hierarchy for mesocycle, macrocycle, and year goals
We conclude with a brief update on upcoming program changes and things get emotional.
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We discuss a blunt question: what happened to work capacity? We define it, the ability to do more quality work, repeat it, and recover, then explore why it’s slipping (lifestyle stress, poor loading, “failure-only” low-volume trends, and a neglected aerobic base).
What we cover
👉 Short- vs long-term work capacity and how to spot session drop-off
👉 Recovery pillars: sleep, nutrition, stress, and micronutrients
👉 Programming levers: step/constant loading, smart rest, mesocycle loading (ascending/peaking/descending)
👉When to use phase, weekly, or daily-undulating models to balance volume and intensity
👉Why you don’t chase PRs in high-volume phases, and what to do instead
👉 Starting low, progressing volume, and avoiding junk reps
Actionable, jargon-light guidance to help you bring work capacity back, so training gets harder, recovery gets better, and progress lasts.
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Phase undulating periodization is our staple, but it isn’t magic. In this episode, we define it simply, outline when it shines and when it doesn’t, and clear up common mix-ups about “accumulation vs. intensification.” A clear, coach-friendly overview designed to help personal trainers understand periodization and apply it with confidence.
00:00 Introduction to Undulating Periodization
1:04 History and Definition of Undulating Periodization
3:19 Core Principles of Volume and Intensity Manipulation
5:39 Common Misunderstandings About Accumulation and Intensification
9:33 Disadvantages for Novice Lifters
12:06 Differences Between Periodization Models
15:01 Advantages for Long-Term Training
44:49 Role of Intentional Training and Goal Setting
54:16 Importance of Consistency and Smart Planning
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Programming for true gen-pop clients is less about fancy periodization and more about great coaching, smart exercise choices, and repeatable progress. The KILO Crew lays out clear frameworks for 2x and 3x per week training.
You’ll learn:
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0:00 Introduction to Gen Pop Training
7:31 Training Frequency and Program Design
13:39 Exercise Selection and Movement Patterns
21:15 Program Structure and Exercise Order
27:43 Coaching and Exercise Progression
34:11 Training Volume and Recovery
40:30 Periodization for Gen Pop Clients
46:24 Exercise Progression and Movement Quality
52:12 Online vs In-Person Coaching
57:40 Introduction to The Continuum
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This week on Between 2 Racks, the KILO Crew dives into another round of Rapid Fire Q&A, tackling listener-submitted coaching and programming questions. We cover how to spot when the back squat is the limiting lift, what relative strength standards really mean for both men and women, and how to approach training for unique events like Hyrox.
We also dig into:
Plus, we introduce The Continuum, our new subscription-based education and community platform, complete with monthly webinars, structured forums, and live Q&As.
0:00 Introduction
1:08 Determining Limiting Lifts in Strength Ratios
4:20 Relative Strength Ratios for Males vs Females
8:43 Programming for Neck Training
41:22 Addressing Shoulder and Thoracic Mobility Issues
44:16 Programming for 50-60 Year Old Novice Clients
51:55 Announcement: The Continuum Launch and Labor Day Sale
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The KILO Crew tackles quick-hit questions on smart programming and coaching decisions. And one more time, the popular topic of TUT hits the Q&A.
0:07 Introduction and Rapid Fire Q&A
0:19 Training Upper Body Hypertrophy and Lower Body Strength
2:58 Incline Dumbbell Curl Variations
4:00 Sets Required for Strength
8:47 Conditioning Program Manipulation
11:55 Periodization Models in Soccer
16:07 Hormonal Changes and Strength Ratios in Women
20:21 Time Under Tension
39:00 Step Loading vs Constant Loading in Contrast Training
44:12 Exercise Naming Conventions
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This week on Between 2 Racks, we dive into the underrated and often overlooked world of upper and lower extremity training—the “broccoli work” that builds resilient joints, supports big lifts, and fine-tunes your physique.
We break down how muscles like the neck, biceps, triceps, delts, forearms, calves, and grip play far more than a cosmetic role—they serve as the structural and neural support behind better posture, injury prevention, and increased force output on your compound lifts.
In this episode, you'll learn:
Whether you're an athlete, coach, or gen pop lifter who wants to train smarter and look jacked doing it—this episode is your complete guide to getting the most out of the smallest muscle groups.
00:00 Introduction to Upper and Lower Extremity Training
00:35 Importance of Remedial Movements
02:37 Neck Training Essentials
10:33 Deltoid Training Techniques
20:09 Triceps Training Strategies
26:39 Biceps and Elbow Flexors
28:18 Understanding the Brachialis and Brachioradialis
28:58 Risks of Scott Curl Exercises
33:50 Forearm Training Techniques
41:54 Grip Strength and Its Importance
42:46 Calf Training Strategies
52:24 Final Thoughts on Extremity Training
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This week, we dive deep into one of the most misunderstood and underexplained topics in the strength and conditioning world: Speed Strength.
Steph leads a detailed, no-nonsense breakdown of what speed strength really is, how it relates to power, and why modern terminology often does more harm than good in the practical coaching space. From the science to the programming, you’ll walk away with a clear understanding of how to develop explosive athletes.
We cover:
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Welcome back to Between 2 Racks with the KILO Crew! In this high-impact Rapid Fire Q&A episode, we kick things off with a deep dive into the fast-growing sport of HYROX.
We break down what the sport demands and how we’d approach programming for it across a six-month timeline—focusing on aerobic base building, strength reserve, and energy systems development.
From there, we tackle:
We wrap with insights on Inside the System, our newly launched blog at trainkilo.com, and tease our upcoming educational subscription platform full of elite programming and coaching collabs.
00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview
00:23 What is Hyrox?
03:14 Training for Hyrox
12:08 Strength Training for Endurance Sports
15:45 Recommended Books for New Coaches
19:48 Specializing in a Lift vs. General Training
23:01 Understanding Context in Training
23:54 Specialization in Lifts
24:32 Optimizing Strength Ratios
25:55 Addressing Weaknesses in Training
27:05 Programming for Powerlifting
29:32 Managing Knee Pain in Squats
35:34 Incorporating Pushups in Training
36:30 Adjusting Training Splits
38:17 Using Chains and Bands in Training
41:04 Accumulation vs. Intensification Phases
45:58 Programming Deadlifts for Hypertrophy
46:52 Conclusion and Upcoming Projects
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In this Rapid Fire episode of Between Two Racks, the KILO Crew tackles your top training questions—from why intensification phases might only include 3–4 exercises, to how to balance relative strength and training age when classifying trainees.
We also cover:
Tons of practical takeaways for coaches training both gen pop and athletes.
00:00 Introduction to Rapid Fire Key A
00:19 Deciding When to Cut Exercises
04:13 Training Age and Strength Ratios
12:23 Fat Loss and Strength Training for Novices
21:06 Managing Load and Fatigue in GBC Programs
31:52 Understanding Linear Periodization for Body Composition
33:45 Challenges of Full Body Training for Novices
36:28 Coaching Strategies for Novice Clients
40:23 The Role of Flywheel Training in Strength Programs
43:55 Strength Training for Athletes: Basics vs. Gadgets
51:11 Off-Season Conditioning for Female Rugby Athletes
54:15 Macro Breakdown for Female Rugby Athletes
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In this week’s Rapid Fire Q&A, the KILO crew returns post-breakfast and caffeinated for a deep, unfiltered dive into viewer submitted questions.
We kick things off with an in-depth breakdown of how to structure hypertrophy and fat loss using the linear model—when it works, when it doesn’t, and why our specialization models demand more thoughtful progression than just cranking volume over time.
Next, we dive into the “glute bias everything” trend that’s dominating social media and training culture. We unpack the consequences of over-prioritizing glutes at the expense of quads, knee health, and full-range training—highlighting why balance, structural alignment, and tendon strength matter far more than internet aesthetics.
Other topics include:
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00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview
00:34 Hypertrophy and Fat Loss: Linear Model Discussion
04:09 Classic Contest Prep Approaches
07:55 Training Tips for Hip Flexors and Abs
11:25 Correcting Anterior Pelvic Tilt
17:48 Posture Assessment in Training
23:14 Strength Standards and Power Development
27:41 Strength Reserve and Injury Prevention
28:49 Case Study: Isaiah Pacheco's Injury and Recovery
30:04 Programming for Advanced Trainees
31:34 Training Considerations for Older Athletes
33:22 Periodization for Enhanced Physique Athletes
38:09 Cross Education and Unilateral Training
42:39 Floating Heel Strength Exercises
45:29 The Glute Obsession: Balancing Lower Body Training
49:23 Upcoming Events and Announcements
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In Episode 62 of Between Two Racks with The Kilo Crew, we're tackling a new topic: the overwhelming noise in the fitness industry.
From social media influencers to the latest scientific studies, we dissect how to discern valuable information from the static. Join us as we share personal experiences, discuss research, and offer solid advice for young coaches feeling bombarded by conflicting messages.
Discover the importance of tried-and-true methods, learn how to identify genuine expertise, and get practical tips on staying grounded amid the chaos.
This episode is a must-listen for any coach striving to cut through the noise and focus on what truly matters.
00:00 - Welcome and Introduction
02:45 - The Prevalence of Noise in the Fitness Industry
07:30 - Influencers vs. Educators: Who to Trust?
12:15 - The Pitfalls of Following Trends
18:40 - The Importance of Tried-and-True Methods
24:10 - Debunking Misconceptions in Fitness and Research
31:00 - How Young Coaches Can Navigate the Chaos
38:50 - Current Trends and Their Impacts
46:20 - Ignoring the Noise: Practical Steps
52:30 - Q&A: Listener Questions Answered
59:20 - Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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Welcome back to Between Two Racks with the Kilo Crew! In this episode, we dive deep into the fundamental concepts of volume, intensity, and frequency in training programs. We define each variable and discuss how to prioritize them depending on training goals such as hypertrophy, strength, and power. The episode also explores the hierarchy among these variables, the importance of balancing them for optimal results, and the methodology behind adjusting them based on individual client needs. Whether you're planning for a new client or adjusting an advanced trainee's program, get practical insights on how to customize training volumes and intensities for effective long-term results.
00:00 Introduction to Volume, Intensity, and Frequency
00:20 Defining Volume, Intensity, and Frequency
01:57 Prioritizing Variables for New Clients
04:43 Hierarchy and Context of Training Variables
06:28 Intensity and Training Targets
19:47 Volume Prescription and Client Adaptation
27:28 Understanding Volume Tolerance and Genetic Limits
28:28 Balancing Volume and Intensity for General Population
29:04 The Importance of Program Design and Periodization
31:33 Advanced Training Strategies and Volume Management
32:51 Periodization Models for Optimal Recovery
35:25 Using Buffers for High-Quality Training
39:51 Training Novices with Sub-Maximal Loads
41:39 Monitoring Training Loads and Adjusting Variables
43:23 Studies Confirming Volume and Hypertrophy
45:54 Balancing Hypertrophy and Performance
53:59 Final Thoughts on Volume and Training Strategies
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Get ready for a packed episode of Rapid Fire Q&A, where we answer viewer-submitted questions on a wide range of training topics. Whether you're a coach, athlete, or fitness enthusiast, this episode is loaded with actionable insights and practical strategies to sharpen your approach.
We break down the ideal training macros for a high school wide receiver balancing 2–3 days of training outside of team football, followed by periodization strategies for soccer players dealing with a short 8–12 week offseason. Discover how to implement the chin and dip progressions effectively in a training session and learn about why we break our traditional rules.
We discuss how to structure 3x per week training with our standar 4x per week split. We also give you our opinion on the biomechanics discussion for hypertrophy and why it might (or might not) hold significance for your programming.
Additional highlights include how we would handle strength training recommendations for a 40-year-old masters sprinter tackling the 100m and 200m, approaches to training athletes with multiple goals like strength, hypertrophy, and athletic performance, and managing training loads during high-stress periods in life.
Join us for this dynamic episode filled with expert advice, nuanced solutions, and genuine perspectives. Press play now and make sure to subscribe for more training wisdom!
00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview
00:21 Ideal Training Macro for High School Wide Receiver
06:31 Linear Periodization for Soccer Players
07:53 Chin-Up and Dip Progressions
11:34 Breaking the Rules in Training
18:55 Full Body Splits vs. Upper/Lower Splits
21:04 Biomechanics in Training
25:48 Seated Good Morning Progressions
26:30 Choosing the Right Equipment for Training
28:18 Strength Training for Master Sprinters
34:35 Addressing Stagnation in Lifts
40:43 Balancing Multiple Training Goals
44:53 Managing Training During High Stress Periods
48:46 Conclusion and Next Steps
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Dive into this week’s installment of Rapid Fire Q&A, where we tackle viewer-submitted questions on a wide range of training topics. From foundational concepts to our hot takes to practical advice, we bring clarity and insights to the table.
We begin by examining the meaning of training saturation and its relevance to periodization. Then, we shift focus to the off-season training habits of NFL players, examining recurring injuries and what might be missing in their preparation. Do you have clients asking to train only once a week? We share our hot take on the importance of frequency for building results.
Next, we take a closer look at the role of Smith machines in strength training and when they might be beneficial (or not). For those struggling with knee or hip issues during squats, we provide alternative exercises to effectively train the lower body, particularly the quads. Finally, we weigh in on programming with horizontal row machines versus standard row machines and offer guidance on maximizing their effectiveness.
Whether you’re a coach fielding similar questions from clients or a fitness enthusiast eager to level up your knowledge, this episode delivers actionable advice you can apply today. Hit play now to join the conversation!
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Unlock the unparalleled importance of strength in this episode. We discuss how we believe strength is often overlooked or misunderstood, and why there is a diminishing return when it comes to building strength.
We explore why strength is the foundation for both fitness and performance, breaking down essential concepts like strength deficit, association, and reserve. Discover what these mean in real-world terms and why they’re critical for optimizing performance.
You’ll gain insight into how strength directly impacts other qualities, while also learning about the neurological adaptations that make strength training so powerful. We discuss the role of mobility as a fundamental base for building strength and how it supports better movement and performance.
Perfect for coaches refining their programming expertise or fitness enthusiasts striving to maximize results, this episode delivers actionable takeaways to help you build smarter, more impactful training strategies. Hit play now and take your training to the next level!
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Unlock the power of simplicity in this episode of "Basic & Brilliant: Strength Training Fundamentals That Never Fail." We dig deep into why the tried-and-true basics of strength training have stood the test of time and why they remain the backbone of any successful program.
What exactly are “the basics,” and why are they often misunderstood as “too simple”? We break it all down, exploring how patience and precision turn simplicity into strength. Basics does not just apply to exercises, there are basic principles to periodization and programming as well.
You'll gain insights into key programming principles, including the inverse relationship between volume and intensity and how to understand it effectively. Learn why prioritizing movement patterns over isolated muscle groups brings clarity and efficiency to your training, and discover how to spot the difference between a program that’s “basic but brilliant” and one that’s just plain lazy.
Whether you’re a coach refining your knowledge or a fitness enthusiast looking to understand strength programming better, this episode is packed with actionable takeaways to elevate your approach. Press play now and start building smarter, stronger programs today!
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Get a glimpse inside the minds of the KILO Crew Coaches and gain insights into smarter strength training program design. In this episode we break down essential concepts like frequency, exploring how it shapes recovery, drives progress, and the common pitfalls to anticipate. You'll discover strategies to address frequency-related challenges and ensure balanced, effective programming.
We also unpack the meaning of training economy, showing how it influences exercise selection and workload management to maximize efficiency without sacrificing performance. Plus, we take a closer look at the critical difference between training by muscle groups versus movement patterns, helping you design programs that deliver better results.
Whether you're a coach refining your craft or a fitness enthusiast looking to deepen your knowledge, this episode delivers practical insights to elevate your programming skills. Hit play now and subscribe for more actionable tips and in-depth discussions!
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Dive into this listener-driven episode of "Rapid Fire Q&A" as we tackle your submitted questions and deliver practical, expert advice to sharpen your training approach. Whether you’re a coach, athlete, or fitness enthusiast, this episode is packed with tools and strategies to level up your results.
We kick things off, and also wrap up this episode with tips on building forearm strength using our favorite exercises and methods for gains. We address how to handle when client’s experience discomfort during tricep extensions.
We provide our take on how to balance flexibility with strength development. For trainers focused on general population clients, we share actionable strategies to improve neuromuscular efficiency.
You’ll also learn our solution for group training when equipment is limited, but you still want to use the KILO system. We break down the subscapularis pull-up and subscapularis pull-down. Lastly, we explore strategies to help your clients stay committed when they’re struggling to follow through, offering tips to keep them on track while maintaining motivation.
This episode is your go-to for practical, no-nonsense advice on optimizing training and programming. Don’t miss out! Hit play now, and be sure to subscribe for weekly episodes full of insights.
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Join us for a diverse Q&A episode where we tackle questions submitted by our listeners! Get ready to sharpen your programming expertise. From understanding the purpose of the seated rope to neck movement to our thoughts on asymmetrical splits, we’ve got you covered.
We discuss the evolution of training philosophies, a creative approach to periodization for once-a-week clients, and leveraging the KILO system to refine physique-focused results. Plus, we discuss intermittent fasting and its role in fat loss with strength training.
Whether you’re a coach, athlete, or fitness enthusiast, this episode delivers fresh perspectives and practical tips to elevate your results. Tune in now!
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Rapid Fire Q&A: Big Picture Thinking, Parallel Periodization & Much More
50:14
The PRIMEIGHT: Why These Lifts Anchor Our System
51:01
Building Smarter Coaches: Systems, Purpose & Resilience with Gavin Attorre
1:08:29
Stop Wasting Your Warm-Up: General vs Specific & What Matters Most
57:57
First Guest, Big Standards: Inside ATP Lab with Founder Robert Legare
1:30:15
Let's Talk About It: Tempo & Hypertrophy, Deloads & Training Goals
1:05:08
Work Capacity Isn’t Dead: You Stopped Training It
1:06:40
Riding the Waves: The Pros & Cons of Phase Undulating Periodization
56:12
General Population Clients: Training 2X or 3X Per Week Framework
1:00:54
Rapid Fire Q&A: Mother Lifts, Hyrox, B Series, Neck, Bodybuilding Chat & More
55:06
Rapid Fire Q&A: Is TUT Important & More
46:17
Small Muscles, Big Impact: Neck, Delts, Tris, Bis, Forearms & Calves
53:18
Power Training Principles: Simplifying Speed Strength for Coaches
1:06:31
Rapid Fire Q&A: Hyrox, Books, Quad Squats, Hack Squats & More
47:29
Rapid Fire Q&A: Training Age vs RSR, Novice Body Comp, Full Body, Macros & More
57:17
Rapid Fire Q&A: Linear for Body Comp, Pelvic Tilt, Hip Flexors, 3x Per Week & More
51:31
Coaching in a Noisy Industry: How to Stay Grounded When Everyone's Yelling
51:37
Volume, Intensity & Frequency: Manipulating Variables to Drive Results
56:40
Rapid Fire Q&A: Sports Specialization, Biomechanics, Weaknesses & More
49:11
Rapid Fire Q&A: Saturation, 1x Per Week, Smith Machines & More
49:33
Strength is King: Strength Deficit, Association & Reserve
56:05
Basic & Brilliant: Strength Training Fundamentals That Never Fail
52:43
Programming Considerations: Frequency, Movement Patterns & Training Economy
46:49
Rapid Fire Q&A: From Forearms to Progressive Overload to Neuromuscular Coordination & More
51:59
Rapid Fire Q&A: From 1x Per Week to Asymmetrical Splits to Intermittent Fasting & More
49:16