Welcome to Season 3 of Dave Tate's Table Talk Podcast!
On today's show Dave sits down with Jim Wendler and Matt Rhodes to discuss training, coaching, consistency, discipline, past Westside Barbell stories, and more stories only they can tell.
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Today's Topics Include
00:00 introduction
1:04 Marek Health - Watch Dave Screw this up
4:32 The Damn Birds Are Back
5:32 Smoking and Smokie
7:07 Coaches and Kids
15:56 Would Jim coach at the college level?
24:11 What’s Jim working on?
27:16 Critics
31:57 Vogelpohl story
35:19 Matt’s first trip to Westside Barbell
39:19 Win a SS Yoke Bar
40:08 Leg curls after GHRs
41:49 Benefits of the GHR
45:11 Building Bench Press at 52 years old (standards and expectations)
55:57 Rep integrity
58:07 Consistency and discipline
1:09:05 Broken forearm comeback
1:10:19 Gym fails
1:15:11 Back off sets
1:16:07 Conjugate for newbie
1:21:14 The importance of strength
1:28:28 The coaching industry today
1:36:27 Bad choices that hurt training