World-renowned strength & conditioning coach Joe DeFranco shares his thoughts on training for peak performance, mindset, and living your passion. As the founder and owner of DeFranco’s Gym, he also provides the business knowledge that helped him turn a 500-square-foot storage closet into a global brand. Each week, Joe will educate, motivate and entertain his audience by answering their questions a... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 542 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | FitnessHealth & Fitness |
After a 7-year hiatus, Dr. John Rusin (Founder & CEO of Pain-Free Performance Certifications & author of "Pain-Free Performance") returns to the Industrial Strength Show...and he does NOT disappoint! This episode is jam-packed with wisdom, helpful ti... more
This week Joe welcomes Josh Bryant to the Industrial Strength Show...and he does not disappoint! Josh is a world-renowned strength coach and author. A former Strongest Man in America who benched 600 pounds raw and totaled 2294 pounds. He's also coach... more
Due to the popularity of last week's show, Joe decided to continue the conversation this week by revealing his "Most Underrated ACCESSORY Exercises For Each Body Part." His list includes 11(ish) exercises RARELY SEEN in commercial gyms! Specific musc... more
On this week's show Joe reveals his Top 3 "Joint-Friendly, Longevity-Based" Strength & Hypertrophy Exercises for Each Movement Pattern. His selection is based on the following criteria: 1) Technical difficulty 2) Target muscle emphasis 3) "Joint frie... more
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Joe D’s programming is second to none. Pairing this podcast with team forever strong on the train heroic app will literally change you from the inside out. I’m approaching 700 consecutive workouts on the TFS app and feel stronger and leaner than I ever have before, plus my body FEELS as good as it looks for once. Being Forever Strong and training for longevity is more than just a saying to me. Being a dad to a son who is on the autism spectrum, I need to be capable and around for as long as poss... more
I’ve been a faithful listener since episode 1. In EVERY episode, Joe overdelivers and gives away so much excellent training and business info, it’s crazy, especially in today’s fitness industry.
I come back every week because of Joe’s practical, common sense, level headed, science-backed and results-informed training advice.
I actually read his email newsletters from top to bottom—that should be a positive enough review in itself!
This podcast has changed my life. I’ve been training for 30 years and have tried a number of variations or approaches. Joe’s work has made my life easier and his programming has improved my quality of life. I used to play sports at a high level and am now still able to run and compete with my kids. I’ve even started training with my son now that he’s in high school and I am able to keep up. THANKS!
Joe delivers EVERY. SINGLE. WEEK. and doesn’t miss, giving away a goldmine of free information that most people would charge for. His insights from training all-pro athletes is what led me to finding Joe, but his ability to break down complex topics into practical, no-fluff advice is unmatched. You can feel how much he genuinely wants to help people succeed—whether you’re an athlete, coach, or just trying to become your strongest self. This show has fundamentally changed how I approach training ... more
Thankful to find this show in the last year. Born in raised in Jersey but have been living in South Carolina since 2009. Been training since I was 14. Now st 41 I’ve needed to change my training and your podcast ha helped me to revamp how I train!
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Focused on strength training, fitness, and personal development, the content covers a variety of relevant topics that resonate with both fitness enthusiasts and professionals. The host shares personal anecdotes and practical fitness advice, fostering a relatable atmosphere that encourages listeners to engage with their health and wellness journeys. With a blend of educational insights and light-hearted storytelling, episodes often dive into common misconceptions in the fitness industry, innovative training techniques, nutrition, and mindset. Each episode provides actionable strategies for athletes and everyday individuals, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in improving their physical and mental performance.
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Recent guests on Joe DeFranco's Industrial Strength Show include:
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2. Josh Bryant
3. Beth Feraco
4. Dean Somerset
5. Pete Holman
6. Paul Levesque
7. Calahan Skogman
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