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Stronger with Time

Dr Tony Boutagy
Resistance Training
Nutrition
Menopause
Hypertrophy
Women's Health
Bone Health
Aging
Strength Training
Vitamin D
Interval Training
Autoimmune Disorders
Sun Exposure
Exercise Physiology
Muscle Mass
Menstrual Cycle
Supplements
Muscle Hypertrophy
Periodization
Relative Energy Deficiency In Sport
Metabolic Health

Join exercise scientist Dr Tony Boutagy as he interviews 11 leading experts in fitness and women's health. With 30+ years of experience and 70,000+ training programs written, Tony bridges rigorous science with practical application. This podcast explores evidence-based approaches to strength training, metabolism, and nutrition—particularly for women navigating perimenopause and menopause. Discover... more

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Static stretching before training is one of the most debated habits in the gym.

For years, many coaches were told to avoid it because it could impair performance. But as Professor Dave Behm explains in this episode of Stronger With Time, the real an... more

Training hard may have built your fitness.

But should you keep training the same way as you age?

In this episode of Stronger With Time, Tony speaks with Dr Peter Reaburn, a researcher, author and lifelong masters athlete who has spent decades study... more

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The principles that drive adaptation in the world's best endurance athletes are the same principles that drive adaptation in people who train seriously but are not competing. The ... more

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Female athlete health is often discussed in extremes: either physiology is underplayed, or every difference gets turned into a rule.

This conversation sits in the middle, where evidence, clinical context and nuance matter.

In this episode of Strong... more

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Recent Guests

Dan Plews
Applied sports scientist, coach, endurance athlete
AUT University / Pillar Performance / Endurox (coaching)
Episode: Zone 2, HRV and Concurrent Training: How Elite Endurance Science Applies to Everyday Training — Dr Dan Plews
Kate Ackerman
Physician, researcher, and clinician focused on female athlete health; co-founder/director of WHSP Institute; associate professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School
Harvard Medical School; WHSP Institute; Boston Children's Hospital
Episode: Female Athlete Health, RED-S and the Research Gap in Women’s Sport with Dr Kate Ackerman
Eric Helms
Dr. Eric Helms, co-director of AUT Sport Research Institute, researcher and lifter
AUT Sport Research Institute (SPRINTS)
Episode: How To Think About Training Advice (with Dr Eric Helms – Part 1)
Michael Roberts
Professor in the School of Kinesiology at Auburn University; Director of Molecular and Applied Sciences Laboratory and Applied Physiology Laboratory
Auburn University
Episode: The Science of Muscle Growth - and What It Means in Practice, with Professor Michael Roberts
William J. Kraemer
Professor of Exercise Science; world-renowned authority in strength and conditioning research
The Ohio State University, Penn State, Ball State, University of Connecticut (as referenced in episode)
Episode: What Still Works for Building Muscle (After 50 Years of Research) – with Professor William Kraemer
Dr. Tommy Wood
Professor of pediatrics and neuroscience, University of Washington
University of Washington
Episode: Dementia Prevention, Brain Training, and What Actually Works - with Dr. Tommy Wood
Alan St. Clair Gibson
World authority on fatigue in sports and exercise; professor and director in fatigue research
Institute of Applied Health and Sciences, University of Aberdeen
Episode: Why Your Brain Stops You Before Your Muscles Do - with Professor Alan St. Clair Gibson
Brad Currier
Lead author on the updated ACSM Position Stand on Resistance Training Guidelines for Healthy Adults; Manager of Clinical Trials at Timeline
Timeline
Episode: The New ACSM Resistance Training Guidelines: What Matters for Strength, Muscle and Power with Dr. Brad Currier
Jose Antonio
Professor at the School of Exercise and Sports Science, Nova Southeastern University; CEO and co-founder of the International Society of Sports Nutrition
Nova Southeastern University; ISSN
Episode: Creatine, High Protein Diets & the Supplements Worth Taking - with Professor Jose Antonio

Host

Tony Boutagy
Host of Stronger with Time; bridging science with practical training guidance

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 52 ratings
  • An essential listen

    Really cuts through the noise, appreciate the guests and educated distillation of the information

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Etceterarara
    United States6 months ago
  • Great podcast

    Such a good listen - professional, balanced, inspiring and insightful

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    lbhsd
    United Kingdom8 months ago
  • Dr. Liz Daniels, DO, RD

    Tony’s podcasts are top notch! As someone who has participated in scientific research, relies on it for clinical decision-making, and works to communicate to my patients, I really respect that Tony gets the highest expertise to share the evidence. He remains humble and engaging and is a gracious host. Way to go!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MightybiteswithDrLiz
    United States9 months ago
  • Truly the best

    Just listen to this one. With a pen No need for anything else.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TeoGeogreGrah
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • A MUST LISTEN NO NUTIBOLLOX SCIENCE BASED PODCAST WITH BOTH PRACTICAL AND SCIEMCE BASED LEARNINGS .

    Tony and his well researched guests have an amazing ability to articulate and explain nuance when exploring the the exercise & nutrition field. Not to mention Tony had ample professional and personal experience which is evident throughout her episodes. SUCH INTERESTING GUESTS ALL WITH DIFFERENT NUTRITIONAL BACKGROUNDS. A MUST LISTEN TO ALL ATHLETES AND NON ATHLETES WHO WANT TO FUEL AND BE STRONG.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ML1502
    Irelanda year ago

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The host is seen as knowledgeable, humble, and engaging, delivering nuance over hype.
Guests are described as top-tier experts who communicate complex science clearly.
The show is valued for accessibility and depth in fitness and health topics.
Listeners praise the careful, evidence-based approach and the practical takeaways for training and nutrition.

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#187
Australia/Health & Fitness
Apple Podcasts
#179
Denmark/Health & Fitness

Talking Points

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What Still Works for Building Muscle (After 50 Years of Research) – with Professor William Kraemer
Q: What are your rapid-fire thoughts on normative versus alternate exercises and hitting different angles for comprehensive hypertrophy?
Normative exercises provide the base for kinetic chains, and alternate angles and accessory movements complement by targeting different fibers and joints; a balance of core lifts with varied angles ensures comprehensive development and reduces plateaus.
What Still Works for Building Muscle (After 50 Years of Research) – with Professor William Kraemer
Q: How long should you wait before hitting the same muscle again after a hypertrophy workout?
Recovery windows vary by individual and muscle group, but a general guideline is around 24-48 hours for trained individuals, with heavier loads potentially requiring more recovery depending on overall stress and sleep, while programming should be individualized.
What Still Works for Building Muscle (After 50 Years of Research) – with Professor William Kraemer
Q: What is the driver of hypertrophy in the gym when performing sets?
The driver is motor unit recruitment; the more motor units you recruit with sufficiently heavy loading, the greater the hypertrophic stimulus, which then interacts with neural adaptations and tissue remodeling.
How to Build a Long-Term Training Plan for Muscle, Strength and Longevity — Professor Greg Haff
Q: How often should someone change exercises or loading patterns to avoid stagnation?
Typically around every two weeks to four weeks, with variations in load, volume, and exercises to maintain adaptation and minimize monotony and fatigue.
Breaking Down RED-S, Low Energy Availability, Fasted Training & Recovery for Body Composition - with Dr Tony Boutagy
Q: Does protein immediately after exercise correct low-energy?
Protein is just energy, and won't rescue from low energy; a quick fix isn't sufficient without further caloric intake.

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This show blends rigorous science with practical application in strength, metabolism, and nutrition, with a clear emphasis on women's health and aging. Episodes feature leading researchers and clinicians who translate complex physiology into coaching guidance, covering topics like hypertrophy, energy availability, menopause, brain health, and evidence-based programming. A standout trait is the commitment to nuance and individual differences, avoiding hype and focusing on applicable steps coaches, clinicians, and athletes can implement today. The host duo brings decades of experience and a practical, no-nonsense voice that appeals to professionals seeking science-backed decision making for real-world training and health outcomes.

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Recent guests on Stronger with Time include:

1. Dan Plews
2. Kate Ackerman
3. Eric Helms
4. Michael Roberts
5. William J. Kraemer
6. Dr. Tommy Wood
7. Alan St. Clair Gibson
8. Brad Currier

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