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Great discussion. Really enjoyed it!

I listened to it from A to B. Great podcast❤

Great Stuff! Steve is always Awesome.

why do all these mfers shrink at the end?

Stevey P is a character 😂❤. Love it!

Good stuff!

I've know Steve since 2002,worked at and worked out at IronSportGym on and off for 15 years. Best gym on the planet.

Do you even lift bro

This is extraordinary content! The concept of personal integrity is significant for the success that truly resonates within, & actually satisfies. Your blunt candor is uncommon, & appreciated!

Great Stuff here.

Lol you talk about depression , not sleeping , and depression non stop . What’s courageous about that ? Seems gutless to me . Just deal with it , navel gazer .

CROM!!

Huge Kolb fan! Awesome episode

I just discovered your channel and instagram. Incredible feats of strength and awesome content! Subscribed and will be following you

I had one kid and took in 63 foster kids through the years ! You don’t know wtf you are talking about , YOU can’t do it because you have no guts !

“ I will not train like Chuck”= I’m a cunt !

You’ve been collecting equipement since you were a teenager and that’s all you have ? Lol Cheap ass .

How can a guy who is morbidly obese and has NEVER EVER been in shape give advice on training or diet ?

your podcast is absolutely awesome!!! Is it possible to make suggestions for guests? thank you so much

Its not about training hard. Its about training right.

Great stuff

Thank you Chad

This was great 🔥

Fantastic info, so glad I found this.

Ed Coan and his wife are great people. I met them at SWIS. They could not have been nicer.

Tony Carlino is a great all round powerlifter besides being an elite bench presser, He is up there with the best of them.Great interview buddy

This interview is so good. You two blend well together. Enjoyed it so much!

Interesting. So size does not matter but age does? Do you disagree with masters classes or it is just for best lifter awards? Honestly I don’t care. I always just paid attention to the all time numbers.

I don’t mind the coefficient but when they add age to it or take age into account it’s stupid

Thanks Chad. Great video. A great movement I'd completely forgotten about. Thanks again!

I followed Westside .Then later I got to train at Westside for over a year ( one day a week ) .I trained 4 days a week , 2 dynamic days , 2 max effort days .Then on off days I’d drag the sled .do abs and do 45 degree hypers .You stated you would do Westside conjugate over 14 days if I remember right . A I worked 6 days a week in a warehouse and delivering soda for a beverage company .Lifting cases all day up and down stairs .I had a wife and a young son and EVERY day iId do drills with him . We then got a foster kid , And then did drills with him on top of meetings with his councilor 3 days a week .So working and responsibility was all I had .DTILL found a way to NEVER miss . The Westside system is really easy to follow . In bodybuilding I trained 6 days a week , cardio every day , WITH congestive heart failure where I could not breathe at all between sets .I’d do a set of lateral raises and have to rest 10 monitors before I could breathe .Worked 7 days a week three jobs , still did the drills with my son. This excuse making makes no sense . Palumbos training was off the charts intense . .Ronnie trained each bodypart TWICE A WERK for 30 years ! Every week .Each bodypart TWICE a wee ! I was at Westside and didn’t see one guy cut workouts .Jake Anderson did so much volume it was ridiculous .AJ was all in MASSIVE volume .Luke Edwards ? Massive volume . A large muscle needs 72 hours to recover and a small one 48 hours . Who is the best ? Donnie Thompson . Check his volume .I talk to every single top guy.Ask Eddie did he miss or adjust ? He had a plan and followed it to the letter .Never missed lifts . By the way I ALWAYS said you were a great lifter .I just said if I had to train like you and Jesus himself said “ you can be the best of all time but have to train like Chad “ I’d say “NO “!!! I’d rather train then compete , and I competed A LOT !! All I cared about is getting huge , strength followed .If I had to train less I’d quit and go find something else .Feel beat up EAT MORE FOOD !!!!

I could not disagree more .Dave Palumbo says the entire reason he became one of the first 300lb bodybuilders ever was because of three things He never missed a workout ever He NEVER missed a meal EVER He never slept less than 9 hours a day It’s the non stop consistency of NEVER missing any of those three things that builds strength athletes . Chad Nichols Sid what made Ronnie the best ever , was because he was like a robot .He never missed a meal or a workout .Branch Warren says the same thing .Chuck Vogelpohl says the same thing .Louie says the same thing. Those are the guys I’d follow .

She is just super open and chill about topics that most men play very close to the chest.

For me I don't care what's between your legs, it's what's between your ears that counts for me to listen.

This looks like a great workout for the hamstrings for sure. Especially because you’ll be moving your body with your hamstrings much like a Nordic or ghr. Thanks for the post.

Hell Yeah!

Great episode! Mindset is often overlooked, and I needed the reminder!

Been doing mine wrong of course😂😂😂😊

Dude, great video!

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keep going!

Hell of a podcast.....

Attitude is everything!

This is seriously good stuff. My powerlifting career is ending. You to provide food for thought. Getting a BMX

This is so good!

Keep your nose to the grind stone, the catalogue lasts forever. There is NO ONE on social media who will survive to achieve what you have… so they will not break your numbers and your perspective will remain relevant for decades

a great conversation. I cannot wait for the next one. As a more seasoned lifter, 25 years, it is nice to here you guys discuss things that I have figured out along the way.

Coaching is such an art form. I do a lot of what Jim does with his kids. The key is they buy in and respect what I am doing because they have seen the results from previous generations. It also allows for two way trust. Example, we can put the NCAA tournament on in the weight room and still get our work done.

brilliant stuff. This channel is a goldmine. more podcasts, more guests please. thank you very much

Hell Yeah! Two awesome dudes!