In this episode we talk to Greg Nuckels. Greg is doing his Masters at UNC. Despite only being in the industry a short time, Greg has garnered a lot of acclaim as one of the brightest young minds in strength research. In this episode we talk to Greg about strength training, muscle growth, and fat loss as well as why people tend to want to buy into nonsense fads. To check out Greg's publication MASS with Dr. Mike Zourdos and Dr. Eric Helms visit http://www.laynemass.com

Professor Dominic D'Agostino of the University of South Florida joins Layne and Sohee to discuss the research on ketogenic diets. How do they relate to things like cancer, epilepsy, Alzheimers, and more. And are they really superior for weight loss? http://www.biolayne.com http;//www.laynemass.com http://www.soheefit.com http://www.apexdriveapparel.com

Andrew Pardue conducted one of the first case studies examining metabolic adaptation in a competitive bodybuilder (himself) which has recently been published. He discusses the study and what he thinks are the best approaches to nutrition and minimizing metabolic adaptation. http://www.biolayne.com http://www.soheefit.com http://www.apexdriveapparel.com http://www.laynemass.com

In this episode Layne and Sohee talk with Bret Contreras, Courtney King, and Steve Cook and CRUSH a lot of fitness myths. There are too many myths busted to type out, so you should just listen and enjoy.

Layne visits the Mind Pump guys to go 12 rounds with them on topics of nutrition, alcohol, and debauchery.

Sohee and Layne have been gone a while but they are back and ready to be better than ever. Learn what they've both been up to and Layne makes a huge announcement. http://www.biolayne.com http://www.soheefit.com http://www.avatarnutrition.com

In this episode of Physique Science Radio we talk with Dr. Abbie Smith-Ryan. Dr. Smith-Ryan is a professor of exercise physiology at University of North Carolina conducting a lot of novel research on resistance training, supplements, and nutrition. She talks about her research as well as her own experience with metabolic adaptation.

In this episode we talk with Dr. Brad Schoenfeld, one of the most popular current exercise scientists in the world. Brad is extremely accomplished with over 100 scientific publications to his name. We discuss his history, what took him down this career path, and his current research.

In this episode we talk with Dr. Spencer Nadolsky. Spencer is a physician who specializes in weight loss and recently authored the book "The Fat Loss Prescription." He shares his insights into fitness and obesity and what we can do to better improve our weight loss outcomes.

In this episode Eric Helms PhD(c) joins us to talk about nutrition and training. He also chats about his journey from the military to pursuing his PhD in exercise science and his unconventional path to academia.

In this episode we interview Dr. Joe Klemczewski, founder of The Diet Doc LLC and Layne's major mentor/influence in the fitness industry. Joe talks about his non-conventional rise to prominence in the fitness industry, his career in coaching, competing, and where he plans to go next and why he's back in school AGAIN at the age of 40.

Sohee and Layne talk about their non-traditional paths to becoming entrepreneurs in the fitness industry and earning a living doing what they love.

In this episode Sohee and Layne discuss the Mindset of a Champion. How do you stay motivated? How to stay focused? And how to constantly move forward.

In this episode, Sohee and Layne talk with Kori Propst PhD(c) the Diet Doc wellness director and PhD candidate in Psychology. Kori is also an accomplished drug free figure pro. In this episode we talk with Kori about the Psychology of Physique improvement.

In this Physique Science Radio Sohee and Layne take on the listener questions. We were actually able to get through a lot of questions, and we think you will enjoy the answers.

In this episode we interview Professor Dr. Donald Layman. Dr. Layman was Layne's PhD adviser and has published in the most prestigious nutrition journals in the world. He is a world renowned expert in nutrition, specifically with regards to protein metabolism.

In this episode Sohee and Layne interview Dr. Mark Faries. Dr. Faries’ research focus is primarily in self-regulation of exercise, physical activity, and healthy eating behaviors, with attention to novel, theoretical understanding and application. Essentially his research focuses on trying to better understand why and how people initiate and maintain health behaviors.

In this episode Layne and Sohee interview Dr. Stuart Phillips, a professor at McMaster University and a preeminent scientist in exercise and nutrition. Dr. Phillips has designed and consudcted some of the most elegant and impactful studies on nutrition and training in the last decade.

In this episode Sohee and Layne answer more of your questions about nutrition and training!

In this Physique Science Podcast episode, we chat with Coach Stevo about behavior change, working clients, and different coaching methods. Stevo is the nutrition and behavior change consultant at San Francisco Crossfit. He is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the NSCA and holds his MA in Sports Psychology from John F. Kennedy University. He runs a habits-based coaching program for wellness professionals all over the world. He also helped Dan John write Intervention in...

In this episode we interview Ben Coomber, who has the #1 fitness podcast in the UK about his philosophy on life, business, and nutrition of course.

In this episode we interview the famous or infamous Dr. Mark Haub, a professor at Kansas State University. He tells us about his background and about the inspiration for 'The Twinkie Diet' and why he has challenged conventional wisdom with scientific data and logic.

In this episode we talk with PhD(c) Bret Contreras aka 'The Glute Guy' aka 'Buttman'. We talk with him about what inspired him to research... well butts and how he got known as the creator of awesome backsides. We talk about his research and his training as well as general science topics.