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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 568 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FitnessHealth & FitnessNutrition | |||

Most people know they should exercise, eat better, move more, and take better care of themselves. The problem is turning that knowledge into consistent action.
A meaningful quest can give your training a reason beyond simply checking off another wo... more
"I can't afford it" is one of the most common reasons people give for not hiring a coach, joining a gym, or investing in their health.
Sometimes that's completely true. But sometimes what we really mean is, "I'm choosing to spend my money somewhere... more
Training feels too complicated. You don't have enough time. You're tired, busy, and you keep telling yourself you'll get back to it when everything lines up.
In this episode of Beast Over Burden, Niki Sims and Andrew Jackson talk about why the answ... more
"I need to get in shape before I start working out."
It sounds reasonable, but it gets the process backwards. Training is how you build strength, confidence, work capacity, and the ability to do more.
Niki Sims and Andrew Jackson discuss why peop... more
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Short and informative podcast. Always look forward to the conversations and laughter
It’s like 50/50. Half the episodes are interesting and informative the other half the male speaker is ranting about his alcoholism problem which he simultaneously talks endlessly about and seems to be unaware of.
Excellent content, helps with training tips, motivation and forward momentum
I used to think this was the best lifting podcast, and one of the most enjoyable podcasts in general. The show now provides much less insight and is almost geared exclusively toward beginner lifters. The worst part is going back to old episodes and remembering how good it used to be. It’s particularly sad hearing the old hosts say how they were going to be themselves and authentic, and not water themselves down, and then going to new episodes where swears are bleeped out with an obnoxious beep l... more
On the latest podcast, the podcaster used the word "elderly" to refer to the 60+ age group in a study. I personally don't agree with that term as I am 65, I exercise, and I don't consider myself close to being elderly. I think in the future, when you both reach 65, you may also feel the same way and not want to be labeled as such.
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The show features coaches and athletes from Barbell Logic sharing practical, real-world training advice, coaching insights, and long-form stories about strength, aging, injury recovery, and sustainable fitness. Episodes mix coaching philosophy with personal journeys, emphasize coaching support and predictable progress, and often explore how training fits into busy lives, family, and work. It's notable for a down-to-earth, hands-on approach to building strength for life, with a recurring focus on longevity, accessibility for non-elite lifters, and the value of coaching over gimmicks.
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Beth Dickson
2. Dan Rossi
3. Beau Baggett
4. Melissa McGregor
5. Michael Gaudet
6. Eric Dahl
7. Michael Taylor
8. Dalton Stanage
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