Smart Strength Training Podcast
The world of fitness can seem confusing.There are so many opinions and so much conflicting information.How do you know what's right for you?Welcome to the Smart Strength Training Podcast.A series that tries to cut through the noise to give you a no B/S approach to training,…
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Periodisation and Programming Strategies - How much do they matter for improving your gains? (opens the original)
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Summary: In this episode , I break down periodization, structuring training over months rather than just session to session, and how much it actually matters for your gains. I cover linear periodisation (moving from high rep, lighter load to low rep, heavy load), reverse linear periodisation (the opposite direction), block periodisation (distinct volume, strength, and power phases), and undulating periodisation (reps that shift week to week or even day to day rather than in one direction). I'm u
Meal Quality: The Energy Balance Lever - Why a Calorie Is Not Always a Calorie (opens the original)
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Summary: In this episode, I explore why a calorie is not always a calorie, even when two meals carry the same number on the label. I break down three factors that shape how much energy your body actually absorbs from food, the limits of the century old calorie counting system, the hidden energy cost of digesting protein, carbs, and fat, and how fibre, cooking methods, and even chewing speed change how many calories you truly extract from a meal. I show how higher-fibre diets can lower the calori
Warm-up & Workout Prep Maximise Your Performance When Strength Training. (opens the original)
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Summary: This episode covers warm-up sets and workout prep, including a look at a research paper that's been widely shared online in a way that makes warm-ups sound pointless. I break down why that study's findings don't generalise, then walk through how to actually structure your warm-up sets based on load, experience, and rep range. The second half tackles straight sets vs. ramped sets for your working sets — when each one makes sense, and whether you really need three sets of everything. Plus
Training for increased bone mass - Everything you need to know (opens the original)
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Summary: I talk about why most bone mass is genetically fixed, what the newest research actually shows about resistance and impact training, and why the real goal is preventing falls, not only chasing bone density increases. Chapters: 00:00 – Intro: why I'm covering bone mass now 00:57 – Why 80% of your bone mass is already set by genetics and childhood 03:36 – What actually works: resistance vs. impact vs. low-impact activity 06:35 – Breaking down the Lift More study results 11:07 – Why prevent
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