Berserker Strength Radio: The Strength and Anger Podcast
Eric StoneJoin APF Illinois State Chairman Eric Stone and AAPF/AWPC Powerlifter Robert Bain for a look into powerlifting, including its history, the current events, and both of their experiences past and current in the sport.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 106 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | Health & FitnessFitness | ||||
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This week, Bain and Stone toss around the questions: What would it take to make powerlifting "mainstream?" What does it even mean to be "mainstream?" And would we even want powerlifting to achieve such a status? In the "PLUSA Throwback" segment, ... more
This week, Bain and Stone interview The Man, The Myth, The Legend that is Putt Houston. He's probably been mentioned on the podcast more than any other person. Strap in, Putt takes you on a journey of a man who has been competing in powerlifting fo... more
This week, the boys answer YOUR questions from social media. They also cover TWO hot topics of the day, and Stone tells a "Stone Story" for the ages. In the "PLUSA Throwback" segment, the boys cover the September 1983 issue of Powerlifting USA. Th... more
This week, the boys chat with the biggest equipped bench presser of all-time, Jimmy Kolb. Jimmy has the title of the biggest lift of any type in competition with his 1320lbs unlimited bench, and also has benched 1120lbs in a single-ply shirt. Jimmy... more
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- The world of powerlifting through a wide lens
Im a new follower and currently binge-listening to every episode. I’m about half way through so far. I became a fan/spectator of powerlifting around 2005 (thanks to friends, many of which have been mentioned on the show) who eventually convinced me to do my first meet in 2014. Love what Eric and Bain share in the aspect of the history of powerlifting, the legends past and present, the stories of past meets (and thinking, “hey, I was there and saw that!”). It’s a fun way to stay connected and hav... more
Apple Podcasts5KWilson_FitFizz
United States2 years ago - Love the podcast
Literally the only thing that gets me through my eight hour shift.
Apple Podcasts5bigakakjdbehUnited States2 years ago - Why didn’t I hear about this show sooner.
Fantastic podcast. Big fan over her in South Bend Indiana.
Apple Podcasts5samastewUnited States2 years ago - Scholars of the Bar
When it comes to the quality and depth of powerlifting information, this podcast is in the highest echelon. Not only are the current and developing powerlifting topics/trends discussed, but also historical ones! In a comparative context of those two things these guys are second to none. more
Apple Podcasts5JonnyDolphinUnited States2 years ago - Great listen
By far my favorite podcast!
Apple Podcasts5rawislamemultiplyisthewayUnited States3 years ago
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