Join me as I explore the minds of elite athletes, coaches, and experts in strength, power, and human performance. During these conversations, I often look for the intersection of philosophy, psychology, and well-being; a combination you've never seen before and will never hear again!
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 228 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Sports |
I’m joined by none other than Jessie Stemo (Power & Grace Performance) to dive deep into variations and progressions that create elite-level technique.
We also talk block design (consolidating stressors, sequencing variation → specificity), anchori... more
I welcome Seb Ostrowicz, the founder of Weightlifting House, for a reflective episode sparked by a Facebook memory: our 2019 California trip that led straight into his first World Championships in Thailand.
We revisit the scrappy beginnings of filmi... more
This week I’m joined by Jessie Stemo, a frequent guest of the podcast and CEO of Power and Grace Performance.
We dive into the heart of effective training: what it really means to train with intention. From athlete camps to day-to-day programming, w... more
As a follow-up to our past conversations, I welcome back Sean Rigsby — coach, lifter, and founder of Heavy Metal Barbell. Sean has long been recognized for his curiosity and commitment to continual coach development, and in this episode we explore ho... more
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Episode with Michael Roberts is great-interesting, informative and relevant to everyone’s training. Joshua and Jesse are top hosts, asking relevant questions and linking the science back to training.
PW potentiates my brain one episode at a time 😀
The most thoughtful and far-ranging podcast for Olympic weightlifting. Interviews are insightful and don’t let the philosophical throw you. There is great practical and training info in every show.
Josh consistently distills complex information down into bite sized pieces and marrying up theory with practice. Huge fan of his work. Keep it up!
This podcast is a perfect show for those of us who want intelligent conversation that inspires the workouts we do as well as the art of weightlifting. It is a perfect blend of great conversation that takes the sport serious but has that atmosphere of a relaxing message.
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A unique exploration of strength, power, and human performance is at the heart of the content, featuring in-depth conversations with elite athletes, coaches, and experts. The discourse often intersects philosophy and psychology, providing insights that extend beyond mere physicality to encompass mental resilience and well-being. This approach distinguishes the episodes by blending rigorous training discussions with broader themes of personal growth and strategy in the sports realm. Listeners can expect a variety of topics that not only enhance their understanding of athletic performance but also encourage introspection on the psychological aspects that underpin successful training and competition.
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Recent guests on Philosophical Weightlifting Podcast include:
1. Dani Myers-Glenn
2. Mike Young
3. Dr. Steven Hayes
4. Jessie Stemo
5. Andrew Stuart
6. Peter Giacobbi, PhD
7. Tim Suchomel
8. Stephanie Mock
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