Joe Rogan Experience
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ธ.ค. 2019
- Pavel Tsatsouline, is the Chairman of StrongFirst, Inc., a fitness instructor who has introduced SPETSNAZ training techniques from the former Soviet Union to US Navy SEALs, Marines and Army Special Forces, and shortly thereafter to the American public.
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2:50 Progressive overload & Milo
4:00 Cyclical nature of progressive overload
4:55 Constant weight training/Step loading
7:08 (Classic) Cycling/Wave cycling/loading
11:24 Variable loading/Soviet Olympic weightlifting method/Delta 20 principle
20:00 Variable loading specifics
19:39 Optimal intensities
21:27 Optimal volumes
21:41 Optimal reps per set
23:21 Summery
26:22 Plan strong: variable loading for general resistance training
29:20 "The Secrets of Strength" book
48:43 Proper "superslow" method
53:23 Proper "superslow" circuit
57:57 Steady state, best form to improve cardio and stroke volume,
Thanks, you saved me a lot of time!
@@jbbeach710 no prob. I did for myself considering there's so much rambling, it's hard to follow along, but if it helps others great!
It really shows the Soviets were 60 years ahead off the West, and shows all that indoctrination we received growing up about how scientifically backwards they were was just that, state doctrine, and more to the point, outright propaganda on the part of the West.
It also shows how today's "scientifically informed" coaches are still getting it all wrong, what with their @2 and @3 RIR work set recommendations. And there recently was a study reviewed in MASS suggesting as much.
They're mostly all shit sheisters! The blind leading the blind.
Thank you 💪
Thanks for providing this TOC (timestamps of content)! It will help a lot as i plan to study the topics in this podcast for some time to come
GOAT comment
This wasn’t an interview. This guy sat Joe Rogan down and lectured him lol. Loved it
Eamon Shields joes podcast format isn’t even an interview. It’s a conversation.
He’s a born professor for sure
The man oozes posture and demands respect.
I respect that Rogan doesn’t interrupt his guests
You could tell he was extremely interested.
"Why don't you eat chicken? "
"because it's weak bird."
The most awesome, and most Russian answer ever.
Is that where Harbaugh got it from? Telling players not to eat chicken as it was a nervous bird and makes the eater nervous!
So does he eat strong bird?
@@johnnymeyer4253 Big Bird!
@@Garret1002 Ostrich is amazingly like red meat. Try it sometime.
I approve this as a Russian. We eat eagles. Raw. Sometimes ostrich.
Pavel is the greatest guest ever, I've already watched this three sets of five
I hope you took 5 minutes of rest in between
I'm on my 2nd set
You won the internet.
@@beyond_hjaemmetraening me too!
Hahaha!
You can tell Joe respects a guy when he shuts up for minutes at a time.
But has pavel ever tried DMT?
Yes, Joe picks things up and puts them down.
Or joe is high as shit from the last podcast
Joe just fills the void when the guests are weak communicators. When he had Andy Ruiz on it was almost painful to watch. He had to do both parts of the conversation.
Ted Logan Ha that’s exactly what I thought. In all fairness it’s a lot easier for someone with a Soviet...sorry Russian accent to come across like this. The slow conversation and dark disposition probably doesn’t help.
"Joe, pardon me, I am going to interrupt you for a second." The most polite interruption ever.
I’ve say this for ever. Americans should let russians put order in the U.S.
Still rude just masked in politeness
@@gabrielminville738 fuuuuuuuck that.
@@gabrielminville738 youre a fucking moron. Just try.
@@DweeD1516 in all honesty, I dont think you could stop them.
In Soviet Russia, guest interviews you.
Omg you are right.
LOL WOW amazing. Great comments on this video, but this is one of my favorites 😂
🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
Well he is a Belarusian, but good one
If there is a bad Yakov Smirnoff joke, I haven't heard it.
Joe: “How do you do your dips? “
Pavel: “Powerfully.”
Joe: “what’s powerfully mean?”
Pavel: “Powerfully.”
I’ve never heard someone sound so American yet so incredibly Russian at the same time.
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He actually lost most of his russian pronunciation. He sounds like an american who is good at speaking with russian accent.
Couldn't have said it better! Lol
@@PashaRuswe its like he still has the Russian rhythm and inflection on words with perfect American pronunciation
I am 72 years old....... was taught these techniques 30 years ago ( generally speaking) one injury, while I was doing incline dumbbell presses. Pavel is spot on. I am currently 6 ft 180, walk every day, still lift something every day, INTERESTING to be validated at this late stage. Thank you for having Pavel on, learned a lot. Gonna change some things tomorrow, thanks again.
I tend to trust and like people who are not afraid to say "we have no idea". Much respect
Big facts.
@Premium Reviews because you can believe what they say they do know; if they are honest with what they dont.
Dishonest people act as if they know everything about everything
@@AJay-hp7oe some people have a serious problem with not being able to say "i dont know" even about small things, mad insecurity
@Chokwe *atheists.
@@vos9954 that makes no sense
“Don’t dishonor the lifting platform by using a foam roller on it”.... my God that has to be one of the most legendary quotes of all time.
Caught a guy rolling out on a deadlift platform at my gym, never wanted to slap someone so much
@@philjohnson3490 Why though?
@@bbuggediffy foam rolling should be done in a stretching area. I wouldn't go to the stretching mats and start deadlifting.
@@unitedwestunt Okay I understand, and agree to that :)
@@philjohnson3490 should ease up on the roids there if they make you want to hit people for not acting like you want, fucking meathead
I never realized that bald guys with headphones look like kettlebells.
😂
Lol
Oui!
Well played; you win the comments.
lmao
This is the longest I've heard Joe Rogan quiet.
SALVADOR VALLEJO Try listening to #1080 and #1212 with David Goggins. He barely talks.
When Pavel speaks, you listen.
Or Snowden... He literally didn't make a peep
This is why Joe`s podcasts are my favourite; he knows when to put his ego to one side and let the greater knowledge speak.
Or Jordan Peterson
I remember watching a kettlebell training video of his from like 15 years ago. "Your body should always be ready, not having to stretch. If you see a wolf in the forest, you have to react. You can't say "Please wait Mr Wolf, while I stretch first.""
totally right, because you do long sets with the wolf also, not just some explosive action.
This reminds me of zombie land
The history of Jiu-Jitsu Purple Belt lore.
The video where you get called comrade over and over and you feel more and more manly by the second
This guy sleeps with his pillow under his gun.
Lmao fuck that made me laugh 😂
Chris Clark 😂😂
😂
Why would he need it? this guy could break you with his stare
And his pillow is a kettlebell
The tea break was the most alpha moment in the history of this podcast.
*Shlooooooorpppppp*
Fucking power move. I need that kind of confidence.
GOD DAMN!!
I feel likes it's just a different culture
I started carrying my cat when she was a kitten. Now I can pack her around and she’s full grown!
Hard work pays off
You fuckin guy... nice!!!
He is the matter of fact person I've ever seen. He's intense and direct, but never feels rude or abrasive.
It’s an “old school” European trait,
*"Daddy, tell me a story about working out."*
Joe has hardly said a word in this podcast. He is completely mesmerized by Pavel. You have to listen to this podcast with a pen and paper. The advice given here is priceless.
so true. Joe looks like a little kid meeting his hero.
Not so much advice as it is deep knowledge and understanding...let alone the history tied to the acquired knowledge. Very impressive !
I, no shit, was just looking for a notepad to take some notes
Joe has been utterly out-Alpha-ed
@@sednasix6608 Pavel is way more a Sigma..beyond Alpha ^^
This episode is a goldmine for anyone who enjoys picking things up and putting things down.
cuong bui 🤣🤣
Some of it isnt that helpful like when he talked about the rest window of 5-10 minutes. Some people dont have all day and the gym can be pretty crowded most workouts dont cross a 2 hour time span
@@AbdullahSediqi23 maybe they are more chill in Europe
@@Spider-Too-Too Europe?
@@AbdullahSediqi23 but even based on that logic, if you train for 5 minutes, than rest for 5 - you will get 1 hour of training and one hour of rest, which is pretty good.
Pavel Tsatsouline is a living legend. I’ve been following his teachings for years and have steadily increased my strength and conditioning. Awesome episode!
It's physically impossible to do even one pushup in no time.
#outtrolled #HoSTFU
@really sore knee hopefully a pull up if they are truly dedicated and strong willed
Pavel possesses the rare and spectacular talent of knowing how to interrupt someone tactfully to the point where you're happy he stopped you from talking
When he excused himself for tea was such a boss move
He came off as a dick to me
He didn't want to bash crossfit even though he doesn't like it. He's a gentleman.
@@GuyFromTheSouth i thought so too, till someone mentions in Russian culture, guests help themselves to tea or coffee instead of host offering.
@@danialroslan1531 it's 50/50. You come over and we drink tea when we talk. Pavel was keeping to that tradition.
@@GuyFromTheSouth Not a dick just Russian they are build a bit harder and different than your average fat squishy mountain hick..
Pavel talks for 30 minutes....
Joe talks for 30 seconds...
Pavel, "can I interrupt you for a second?"
@Fritz that's the point
well thats the point we already know joes opinion on almost anything in the world so listening to it all the time with just different guests wouldn't work this is mutch better especially if you are intrested in a guest
Bakshi Baksi I heard that back in the days the communists didn’t play with their population that’s why he’s showing his knowledge in the free world but he does make sense 😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
:'D
Pavel wasn't even invited on the podcast, he just showed up. Now deal with it...
HAHAHA!
He just sat down and started speaking and joe was too scared to turn off the camera
chadj77 how do you know that? (Honest question)
ahahaha, best one
@@Molloy1951 Look into it...
~Eddie Bravo
When I was in the Marines, some people would say, "It's easy to be hard, but it's hard to be smart." Tsatsouline is smart.
It's a good quote but slightly incorrect to me. Some people honestly find school easier than others and have a more fun time with school-life and learning in general. Those same people in many ways couldn't last a day when put in a position to deal with very difficult physical pressures like rigorous exercise and a lack of sleep etc. When you add in the extended length of time you have to deal with the physical pressures like with certain jobs in the military it thins the herd even more. The hardest thing to do is be both tough/resilient and smart. That is definitely a rare and highly respectable combination of traits.
Pavel invited Joe to be on Joe's podcast
“Let me finish this one point...” 45 minutes later Joe speaks for the second time.
Wrong podcast😁
In Soviet Russia you speak after I say I'm done speaking.
@@MaximRick uh... na- no. Just don't.
Who? Pavel is the guest, and has a wealth of knowledge in terms of legitimate strength information. I’m listening to this for that information and his thoughts pertaining to it; not rogan’s Interjections or questions.
Joe is showing respect ✊ and obviously very interested as we all are. Great podcast hey .
This guy has a lifetime ban from Planet Fitness
That’s a good thing.
😂😂😂 Only a Planet Fitness member would get that... They're all "no grunting, no manliness, no tank tops, etc etc" Pussiest gym ever lol
Hahahahajajhaaa
My baby son watched this and now he has chest hairs.
And serrations.
Now I’m balled
Bet your baby is still bald tho
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣epic comment 👌 😎
This dude's intellect is too high for him to be labelled as "fitness instructor"
Especially after the last vegan fitness instructor he had on [eyeroll]
That's because there are so many terrible fitness instructors, seriously
I would call him a Fitness/Strength Scholar
Comrade, he is a "life instructor".
He even said that he dislikes the word "fitness", so let's not use that at all.
“I’ll address that after I grab a tea”
Pavel teas when he wants!
😂😂😂
Crossfit question.
That's such an accurate Eastern European mannerism lolololol
Translation: cross fit doesn't work
The problem is a lot of people don’t have half enough money to do all the things he recommends, but it is great advice.
I want to give a shout out to Jamie for finally getting Agent 47 on the podcast.
47 has a british accent you uneducated fuuuuuuck!!
He killed three people on his way to the interview and has three saved for later
@@michaeljames6970 actually Pavel Tsatsouline was one of the targets and 47 just killed him, took his clothes and then attended joe's podcast to not raise suspicion
Michael James ... lol yep - I get the strongest feeling this man is most comfortable taking lives 😏
Looool
This is probably the best, most comprehensive discussion on physical training I've ever heard!
I like his approach . It makes a lot of sense, I believe that wise training makes you strong , fit and healthy without the no pain no gain mentality , which actually is a stupid way of thinking.
This felt more like listening to a two-hour ted talk than a conversation
“Russian Joe gets interviewed by American Joe”
ahahahaha pretty much.
What a country.
Peter
He's belorussian to be exact :D
And the meme continues...
I don't even lift and I sat here for almost two hours, totally fascinated with what this guy had to say.
Jason H. Do you even l......oh ok.
Get out! And don’t step over the barbell on your way.
You should start, it's a lot of fun! :)
My name is Pavel Testosterone
Dude that was fucking hysterical
I can hear it, 😂🤣😂🤣
Rogan struck gold with this interview, I love learning the wisdom of Pavel.
15 minutes in and I have learned a ton… But I don’t know exactly what.
Thanks bud I hear ya. I am still laughing. Beauty I almost blew a gasket. Hilarious.
Agreed! It’s a lot to digest.
That you're to lazy to live? That's what I've arrived at.
john michelin *too
john michelin someone’s projecting.. things will work out for you John, keep your head up.
"Just say no to chicken..... It's a weak bird." This is peak Pavel.
I believe it, even the best poultry has a relatively poor fatty acid profile; gotta get those omega 3's for building muscle.
That's the real "gamechanger"
Didn't Arnold eat a shitton of chicken?
QUALITY INN yes, but perhaps the steroids made up for the deficiencies in the chicken
His dvds are loaded with great one liners
Been following and training with Pavel's methods for 15 years......he has a collection of Kettlebell videos second to none. He is the man. These videos are priceless just due to his brutal Russian sense of humor.....He is also an expert in proper stretching techniques.....with specific goals in mind. Wanna read ONE book on all the same concepts these two discussed? The Purposeful Primitive by Marty Gallagher. This guy is a long time buddy of Pavel's and is one of the power lifting greats.....this has great work out and nutrition info as well as lots of great stories. This is a long book, and will keep you entertained for quite awhile.....
Thanks mate
Love it when joe looks into the distance thinking about how he can incorporate carrying a cow into his life but pavel just shuts it down before he gets Carried away.
Joe probably wondered if he could use elks instead.
This comment is underliked
Anyone who listened to this basically took an exercise physiology crash course
Yep
Absolutely
Jeff Messer of MESA COMMUNITY COLLEGE type course
I was actually listening to this at the gym, about ready to add 10lbs to my Max as he was saying that you gotta get used to the weight you're at. Oddly coincidental
@@trevorstolder5328 So did you go for it or no?
I’m sure for many this was the most boring episode ever, but this dude is, in my opinion, legendary. I was glad to see Pavel finally make his way to the JRE, and I hope he returns.
So much gold in this podcast. And he answers questions with amazing intellect!
I wonder if he's ever beaten anyone to death with a foam roller for having the audacity to use it in his presence
Professor X knows his shit when it comes to weightlifting, This man must have trained wolverine.
🤣🤣🤣
LMAO
"If training to failure is so great, then why has your bench been stuck at 185 since Arnold's 1st movie?" --Pavel Tsatsouline
Yeah that's circular reasoning. That doesn't make any sense. Powerlifters overtrain. Their improvement depends on overtraining. Pushing the body to it's limits. You don't reach that level unless you do
What I want to know is how he knew I’ve been stuck at 185.
Brian Roman you should study stuff like west side powerlifting, they do all sorts of stuff like periodisation, lifting heavy once and light once a week to manage fatigue, they do not simply overtrain like you say.
Tell that to Dorian Yates
david hoskins I think steroids make a big difference to training protocols.
This is the most joe rogan looking guest I’ve ever seen
darren bush bald heads look alike
Except for Roe Jogan.
White, middle aged, bald, fit guy who talks about kettlebells. This is 100% Rogan
Except for Dana White
Someone should make an edit with Joe Rogan on the JRE. Questioning himself
The tea break is so Russian. "I am taking break." I was married to a Russian woman for a long time. I found the matter of factness refreshing. But, it can be jarring to the American psyche in the beginning.
The optional word there being "was"
Dutch people are also like this. Sometimes to the point of being offensive.
“Enter the kettlebell” has to be one of the funniest training videos of all time.
You can laugh comrade, I give you permission.
It reminds me of the command and conquer games
@@MartialArtist991 😉🙏❤️
Also very informative too, no?
@@remulik3671 no doubt about it.
Listening to his voice added 20 lbs to all my lifts
@regular_dude projecting a bit?
His vibe tho. This is what is must be like to understand Russian.
Gains.
He says "Pilates" with such utter disdain as only shown to chickens before that. Loved it.
Victor it is. It’s just a different animal than weightlifting.
Joe is so thrown off when Pavel gets another tea hahahaahah
I live in Russia and for the first time I heard about a guest from this podcast. We live in an amazing time.
Lex fridman?
@@stephenzavatski8016 I moved to the Stated after 30 years living in Russia, know both of them from Rogan. Actually just this week. I think Pavel might be well known if a person is interested in weightlifting.
Takes a break after 40 mins in order to build his talking endurance without too much lactic acid
Lmao
lol
Lol😂😂👍🏻
Gotta keep it just below the aerobic threshold.
ItsA lilChuy 😂😂😂😂😂
Just a couple of kettlebells having a conversation.
good one
Joe: What do you think about a Trump?
Pavel: Well, first we need to talk about the mitochondria in the cell and how it affects presidential behavior.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
@FootballJunkie Hey, can you tell me at which minute he is talking about the importance of mitochondria for health? I can't find it but your joke seems to be based on exactly the part I am looking for.
#TRUMP2020
Pavel and Trump should do a kettle bell off. Winner gets to rule America loser gets thrown into a pit of starving wolfs. Would be the most watched sport event of all time.
Joe interviews his kettlebell.
😅😅😅
This one actually made me laugh 😆
This gave me a good chuckle 😂
“You have to train heavy or you have to train fast if you wanna stay young” Pavel, you are a Legend
I found Joe Rogan's show through his interview of Tim Ferriss. I found Tim Ferris through his work with Pavel. I was a day one Pavel guy. Power to the people days. I've learned so much from all three of those men.
Bought my Dragon Door kettlebells back in the early 00’s. Pavel has always been a great source of information.
Shareef Taylor when you’re right, you’re right. I can find no flaw in your logic.
Yes him and Dan John were some of my first reads, when it came to training.
""Why wouldn't kettle-bells be popular in America?"
"Americans weak and squishy. Like chicken"
Joshua Hand He tried so hard not to say that, but that’s exactly what his reasons were. It’s also why he makes references to the old strong men, a.k.a. when men were men and Americans were still hard.
@Univac LOL. Haha.😂
@Univac finally someone with common sense
ya, im an iranian
unlike what you see on tv i want amercia to be great
its such a waste
its down to a wrong path
Yeah he was trying really hard not to say "Because Americans are fat and lazy" lol
We need Mr Tsatsouline on again.
"Thats a great question, Joe - Excellent question, let me grab a tea."
30 secs later..
"What was your question exactly, Joe?"
LOL!!
Lolol
@@inthewind3976 .
Fuck that was hilarious
That settles it Comrade, I'm finally getting a kettlebell.
Jokes on you tovarash, kettlebell got you
2 weeks out of 4 for heavy loading
Classical cycling (eg. Marty Gallagher)
4 weeks: sets of 8
4 weeks: sets of 5
4 weeks: sets of 3
Week 1: comfortable
Week 2: challenging
Week 3: PR (personal record)
Week 4: New PR set
Repeat for next rep count
Variable loading:
75% of max volume
20% jump in volume
Determining repetitions
1/3 to 2/3 of max reps for 75% - 90% volume
Pavel is like Tywin Lannister who lost his nobility and decided to enter the fitness world.
You just completely changed how I’m listening to this interview, I thank you.
"I will explain to you about CrossFit, but first, tea time."
Jimmy James I loved that
Time stap...
Jimmy James no one has done that before have they? A few “bathroom” breaks in the Alex Jones podcast but I don’t anyone else putting it on hold.
He said it with such authority out of no where lol
How very Russian of him, right XD
Joe.."Why didn't you think that Americans would want to do hard training?"
Russian man stares with the "Americans are lazy" look.
1000% I was dying laughing at this part.
The history there is funny. Weider was the one mostly responsible for burying the Kettlebell. Then, "Body by Weider" became more about looks than strength, all under the dominion of the dumbbell.
Lol! That "well, I don't wanna be offensive but..." type look.
@@pranakhan bodybuilding took over fitness in the Weider era and all non olympic lifters and powerlifters who wanted to lift weights got into that style of training, also why so many people go to the gym and are weak or barely look like they lift even now.
Ah... you got me... LOL!
This guy talks like he's the Jordan Peterson of sports Science
Except Pavel doesn't sound like a whimpering frog
except he can admit when he doesnt know something instead of babbling about it
Sodium Chloride Jordan Peterson says all the time when he isn’t prepared to answer a particular question
@@TexboyGamer I was trying to imply he gives answers that make him look stupid
Pavel never says 'um' as a lot of people do when talking for long periods. This shows how mentally accurate he is.
HES FINALLY HERE AFTER TALKING ABOUT HIM FOR SO MANY YEARS
He looks like a white David Goggins
He doesn't only look like him, he pretty much IS him
He totally does 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
Russian
Soviet Goggins
@NON-POLAR PAUL Rush B, cyka!!!
You'll listen to 10 different trainers and you'll get 10 different opinions.
If knew what this guy was clearly explaining 30 years ago my athletic "career" would have played out much differently.
Years ago I was fortunate enough to train with kettlebells and stretching in Santa Monica with Pavel. This was back in the the early RKC days. I flew from Florida to California because he offered me a free lesson or phone conversation. Naturally I took the lesson. He is incredibly generous and a genuinely nice guy. One of the few people I will always listen to.
@@mathieutyler00 Wait what?
@@mathieutyler00 lol Jon Frost goes way back bro.
@@mathieutyler00 dumbass.
@@spikeman1444 Way back, to the original dragon door forum.
@@jwm6314 hahaha...I looked at his, too:)
The thumbnail looks like Joe finally confronting his father
Best comment of 2019
Been laughing at this comment for a full minute and a half. can't stop looking at the thumbnail.
🤔😏😄
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
When you realize Joe is actually 2 yrs older than Pavel!
This is one of the most important podcasts ever made. Not sure people realise how essential the points he is making are- to people of all levels.
Yes... he brought up huge and revolutionary (for average people) methods of training for staying strong and healthy into old age while preventing injury.
Michael Wheeler how essential are they?
@@TruthfullySpeaking500 Essential enough that you made a new account to be anonymous and hide when you posted this.
The key is fasting or training fasted making the mitochondria more efficient building up more ATP, thats why he eats omad, its best thing for longevity and having efficient fuel/energy to train hard, when i train fed i feel sluggish, fasted i feel explosive, alot of science backing this aswell i think this is the most important thing he mentioned on the podcast the mitochondria
Michael Wheeler just what I suspected. An idiot fascinated with diction who doesn’t understand shit but how good it sounds to him.
57:55 - the best, the healthiest way to develop your cardio is just steady state exercising, like running at a particular speed that's not too fast.
[he then gives his reasoning, which is interesting. worth a listen for a couple mins]
"I'm a warm liquid fanatic."
Mindblown.
It's the secret to great strength
SOUNDS KINKY
@@mrdeurknopp that's what SHE said
In Russia everyone drinks tea every second of their free time.
@@thedevollsadvocate not native speak may sound kinky sometimes.
Pavel is a genius and I am so thankful for his teachings. Go read power to the people!!!
"You have to be tough when it's time, in the gym you have to do the plan"
Slow and steady wins the race, everytime.
I knew that this one-more-rep mentality of gym bros and trainers was somehow bullshit, I just never had the expertise to back that intuition up with facts. Great podcast.
@Cameron Gregoire Adding reps because you're too comfortable with the weight is not what they're talking about with "one more rep mentality". They're talking about always pushing yourself to squeeze out additional reps when you're already at your limit, which is harmful, but gets endorsed by a lot of personal trainers.
My grand father always said this......he died in a fire.....
What I personally do is mix David goggins and this dude....Say like I do 3-10 rep sets with lot of active rest(walking around) building up to total rep say like 100
"Don't ever step over a barbell, that's the most disrespectful thing you can do". Love this line. Have been following this for very long and started thinking that may be I am the only one who follows this.
Man this guy is dropping ALL the best names. Sheiko, Hatfield, Bolton, Prilepin, etc. He really knows his shit, I thoroughly enjoyed this podcast Joe!
Sheiko is definitely one to learn from. Russian variable GPP programs are great. Lifting, throwing, jumping, sprints, jogging etc.
Joe: YOU NEED TO HAVE A 3RD SHOW. Joe Rogan Experience, the MMA Show, and then Get Powerful with Joe Rogan that deals with sports/nutrition/exercise science. You're already basically doing it, but if you called it something different it would help all the people who listen to your show for inspiration on getting in shape. No one else is collecting these expert testimonials in a single place like you are. These are so beneficial for people.
This one
No nore Vegan fitness coaches tho. No more soy boys. Just manly shit
True true.
Great idea!
... its funny, i just cannot imagine this guy watching, “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off”..
Pavel Tsatsouline, is the Chairman of StrongFirst
Born: August 23, 1969 (age 50 years), Minsk, Belarus
"So pretty much you get a bigger heart, and that is good." This guy is a class act.
54:50 “JOE-,.. let me get another tea and then We will discuss that, it’s a good questions Joe”
I fucking love this guys demeanor and presence. Badass.
"Do you know how to do it?"
"No, no idea"
One of the best pods in recent memory, out of 1400 definitely ranks in my top 10. Have listened 3 times and still think there's more here.
It is either that or you are truly slow.
how about this: www.irongarmx.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=269433
This is the quietest Joe Rogan has ever been because when the kettle man is talking you listen
Pavel “I’ll address that after I grab some more tea.” Tsatsouline
The Wall Will TEATCH You
"How bout I get another cup of tea then I'll address that, does that work for you Joe?"
This guy just took over Joe's podcast
Haha
It's a good thing Joe didn't ask Pavel what he thinks about the UFC.
Joe: What do you think about the UFC?
Pavel: Khabib is considered an ordinary citizen. And look at what he did.
Joe: ...
Pavel: You have cougars living in your wilderness. We have siberian tigers.
😂😂
I remember Kirill Sarychev almost walked over a barbell, stopped, and walked around it
I really liked being called Comrade by this guy and being on the Soviet territory and becoming a better man.
You're a good comrade, comrade!
We need more comrades like you, strong like bull, good with kettlebell.
Nothing like a little comraderie
Pavel : Max 10 reps, do 3-6 reps when you train
Goggins : Noooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!
😂
This is the anti Goggins program.
Richard Groves this is what he’s recommending for gaining strength. Goggins isn’t necessarily looking to gain a ton of muscle strength. I feel that Goggins looks to build a little bit of size but mainly to build Endurance. Different training methods
@@kushbar1 pavel doesn't recommend goggins level of intensity for endurance either. Leaning more towards a polarized type of training where the vast majority of your work is easy runs.
Shewes yes I agree. Also side note, Goggins is a just his own type of beast for what he’s does lol
he talks in such an organized way, i love it
Thank you for bringing up Ori Hoffmekler. Another knock against "fitness" 15 years ago they mocked Ori saying eating once a day would destroy your metabolism. Now after overwhelming evidence the trainers wont admit they were wrong they call it intermittent fasting and claim they invented it.
eating once a day works for what? strength, muscle gain, wheight loss?
watch your legumes all three if you do it right
@@danielsierra6893 I know, I do two meals a day and it works great for me. I have a small lunch (around 600-700 calories) and eat a big dinner (around 2000 calories). I workout fasted in the morning. I have an office job and notice some concentration drops at around 3pm, then I eat the small lunch. And when I get home in the evening, the eating begins :D
@@danielsierra6893 but I wouldn't say that it's the best way to build muscle. I have more an athletic body than tons of muscle. And to eat more calories in one go also doesn't feel to good.
Eating once a day and fasting for health reasons goes back thousands of years ago, just not in terms of weightlifting.