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How I Eliminate Overwhelm (Coffee Hour)
Really fun call with @Daniel Thompson and @Michael Petrella We cover: - Simple marketing that works - Strategy & goal setting - Time & energy management - ... and much more!
How I Eliminate Overwhelm (Coffee Hour)
2 likes • 8d
Totally enjoyed this. Couldn’t get on the call. Already planning to do some short videos and be more consistent with my tomorrow today. Thanks!
Eggert Barwich (MedX Europe) on the Podcast!
Eggert Barwich is joining me on the podcast this week! What would you love to ask about Eggert's MedX? More info on Eggert's MedX here: https://www.skool.com/hib-free/exciting-news-barwich-gmbh-is-sponsoring-hib Drop your question in the comments!
Eggert Barwich (MedX Europe) on the Podcast!
3 likes • Dec '25
Has he considered fabricating improved versions of the Nautilus “double” machines?
Disinfection
What do you all use to wipe down upholstery and handles between sessions? Currently using disinfecting wipes. Looking for a condensed cleaner I can mix up at home. Couldn’t find anything on Amazon that was for vinyl upholstery. Thanks!
1 like • Oct '25
Thank you all!
Data on the dose-response of stimulus
With the caveat that no one knows that much of what’s really going on inside us when we exercise, let alone predict what a training stimulus will do for any given person, what are the best estimates of the stimulus delivered to the body in general and muscles in particular when an average person does 1 set of an exercise compared to 2, 3 etc. I’ve seen rough figures thrown around here and there but to my awareness there doesn’t seem to be a more robust formula or algorithm. Naturally taking a set to full enough knowable stimulus (MMF) is different to going to say 4 reps in reserve. I’m also interested to see the best estimates for such methods. Relatedly Is 1 set taken to MMF really identical or equivalent enough to doing 3-5 sets with for example 3 RIR? What tests have been done for someone to make such a claim with confidence enough to market their coaching services as such? Good research papers or well informed anecdotes will be appreciated. Cheers J
1 like • Oct '25
Jeremy, Just posed the below question to AI ( I used Grok from X) and it gave me a very good literature review. I’m sure any AI would do a pretty good job. Hope this helps. Can you find strength training research, new and distant, comparing one set high intensity training to failure versus 3 sets, especially as it relates to muscle mass and strength?
Podcast Questions for Matt Brzycki?
I'm interviewing Matt Brzycki today 🤩 🧐 What do you want me to ask him? Post your questions below in the comments 👇 Fun Fact: I approached Matt YEARS ago and he very politely declined. This time, he approached me 😁. Honoured!
Podcast Questions for Matt Brzycki?
2 likes • Oct '25
Could you please ask him how he combined in season strength training with wrestling which is a high intensity sport? Thanks
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Todd Rheins
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Started training on Nautilus in ‘77, instructor for ~8 yrs. Worked at UF CES testing and training subjects during the MedX research. PT since ‘97.

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