#465 Why "Evidence-Based" is Overrated, How T...

On this week's show Joe continues the Q&A he started last week. After venting about the amount of shoveling he's done over the past 48 hours, Joe answers the following questions: Q1) Can you still bench press if you have a tear in your supraspinatus tendon? Q2) Is there any benef ...  Show more

This week Joe answers 6 listener questions. Specific topics include: Q1) Thoughts on the 5-day split: Upper/Lower/Push/Pull/Legs? Q2) What are the biggest mistakes you see new gym owners make? Q3) What is the most common mistake you see young college S&C coaches make? Q4) Why do ...  Show more

Mike Israetel is an expert sports science and nutrition coach and the founder of Renaissance Periodization. With over 25 years of bodybuilding experience, Mike has empowered thousands to achieve their dream physiques through evidence-based strate ...  Show more

Mike is back on the show and we talk about his current diet which develops into a broader discussion about competing and the judging criteria. I also ask the question whether Mike will be doing educational content regarding drug use. London tickets: https://revivestronger.com/l ...  Show more

Have you ever done an exercise and just not “felt” it? Sure, you performed the lift, but your target muscles don’t feel like they worked very hard.

Or maybe you felt it in the “wrong” areas? Like your forearms feeling zapped after barbell curls while your biceps still f ...

We're welcoming Mike T. Nelson back to the show to share about metabolic flexibility and a concept he calls "physiological flexibility." We're all subjected to varying degrees and kinds of stress, so it's crucial to learn how to get your body to be as adaptive as po ...