Nuanced helpful information from experts
I have long noted that if you ask a self appointed expert a question, the answer is almost always sure and definitive. On the other hand, if you ask am actual expert, the answer almost always starts with, “It’s complicated,” and the rest of the answer is nuanced - and includes sone kind of bounded uncertainty. I started lifting with Starting Strength, and Mark Rippetoe was entertaining because he was always 100% sure about everything - from the best number of reps in a set to precisely how to avoid injury in one left or another. Drs. Feigenbaum and Baracki embrace complication and uncertainty - their certainty never seems to outrun the clinical data. That’s pretty refreshing.
mikepwagner via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 10/15/23
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In this podcast they touch pretty interesting topics, not only related to strength training, programming but more important health issues, I found that this material is highly reliable coming from doctor with a scientific mind! Keep it up I wake up every morning waiting to star my commute with...Read full review »
MoisesJimenzM via Apple Podcasts · Dominican Republic · 10/05/17
These guys are great -- fun to listen to, and rock solid knowledge and advice
MDBoxberger via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 02/23/18
Combining strength training AND medical information together in one podcast makes this one of the best places on the InterWebs to help improve your health and your lifts. One tiny complaint - Jordan, you talk too fast sometimes and you have a tendency to mumble and trail off. Nothing but love!
abroth via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/12/17
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