
Strength 101 host Nick Byom, owner of Strength Academy, discusses the "why" behind all your strength training, muscle building, and weight loss questions.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 59 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NutritionHealth & FitnessFitness | |||

Today’s episode is different.
This isn’t about sets, reps, or protein. This is about seasons of life.
Using a simple garden analogy, we break down: • When to take on more responsibility • When to stop adding and start subtracting • Why more effort ... more
Most people fail at weight loss not because they lack discipline — but because they’re following bad advice.
In this episode of Strength 101, we break down four of the biggest weight loss myths that are actively holding people back from real results... more
In Part 2 of this Strength 101 series, we break down workout programming — how long you should run a program, when to switch it, and how to know if it’s actually working.
Most people either program hop too fast or stay on bad programs for too long.... more
If you’re lifting and not seeing results — this episode is for you.
I’ve been lifting consistently for over 10 years, and there are a lot of things I had to learn the hard way. In this episode, I break down 7 lessons I wish I knew when I first start... more
In this episode of Strength 101, Nick sits down to break down what the real lifting journey actually looks like—from early progress and plateaus to injuries, frustration, and long-term consistency. Using real examples and conversations from the gym f... more
In this episode of Strength 101, Nick breaks down one of the biggest reasons people stall out in the gym: bad exercise selection. He explains that while there are many ways to train and still get results, too much “random variation” can kill progress... more
In this episode of Strength 101, Nick breaks down one of the most misunderstood supplements in fitness: creatine. Despite being one of the most researched supplements on the planet, creatine is still surrounded by myths, fear, and outdated advice. Ni... more
Thinking about becoming a personal trainer? Before you drop $500… $900… or even $2,700 on a certification — you need to watch this. In this Strength 101 Podcast clip, we break down the actual cost of the most popular personal trainer certs like NASM,... more
I love the educational advice that is given and how it isn’t so restrictive. It’s sets people up for a lifetime of success!
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Focused on guiding listeners through the intricacies of strength training, muscle building, and weight loss, the content emphasizes the underlying principles of fitness rather than just surface-level techniques. Offering a mix of personal anecdotes, expert insights, and practical tips, the discussion often navigates through common fitness myths, mental health aspects related to fitness, and personal responsibility in achieving fitness goals. The hosts foster an encouraging atmosphere, creating a space where listeners can feel supported in their journey to better health and fitness.
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Recent guests on Strength 101 include:
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2. Jamie Galgowski
3. DJ Bush
4. Matraca Conroe
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