Great interview, It's good to see Dan still around and still putting up serious numbers. Felt like there was a lot of knowledge dropped in this one too.
I got into the sport right around the time that the backyard meet of the century occurred. You guys were two of the most exciting lifters at that meet. Can’t tell you how gratifying it is to listen to you two talk together on a podcast now a few years down the road.
Loving these OG podcasts Pete. I started powerlifting in 2012 and competed up to 2017 I just recently did a competition for the first time in 5 years and I can't believe the powerlifters of today don't know these greats. Dan Green, zahir, lillibridge, malanachev, Chris Duffin, you, George Leeman! It's crazy
Honestly Pete, one of the great interviews of all time. Being able to tap into the mind of one of the greatest strength athletes ever was a true pleasure to listen to. I love Dan’s no bull shit approach to training. Thanks Pete
Yes please have him back on. So much insight and good info from a man that doesnt get the attention he deserves. I remember loving Dave Tate chats with Dan but otherwise there isnt much about him talking training and stuff. Pete gives a lot of room for guest to talk too so you get to hear what he actually wants to say. Anyways, awesome, want more :D
I could listen to Dan talk about lifting forever. Just a wealth of knowledge and wisdom. I met him and trained at his gym in 2021 and he’s just a super nice cool dude IRL too.
Mr Rubish 1. Thank you for the thoughtful questions and facilitating the conversation. 2. Thanks for the time stamps! I'm sure that I'll want to refer to something you or Mr Green said, so the time stamps will come in handy.
So much shit i wanna try now. Fun fact seeing the 900 cage pull on youtube right when it came out introduced me into wanting to powerlift and not bodybuild anymore. Who knew id find out the hard way you have to still body build a little lol!
This podcast was awesome. I feel like Dan doesn’t do many of these so was a real treat for many. Would be awesome to hear from Kevin Oak and or Tee Cummins. Tee was a monster back in the day. That 848(?) squat in wraps at 220 was crazy.
Question for round 2 regarding prioritizing and programming workouts. What number of priority movements can you put into a workout before they aren't priorities any more. What % of a workout should be priorities? What movements that are not priorities would you be hesitant to remove from a program while still focusing on priorities.
That was cool, cant wait for part 2 and maybe part 3👍. Maybe you could get for example, John Hack, one of the Lilliebridges, yourself and Dan Green and have like a round table chat on powerlifting. That would be entertaining and something different😉
I think one of the big questions comes to chicken/egg of assistance lifts, such as what Dan talked about with front squats. Was that progress on his back squat really led by the front squat or did he just generally get a better squat? I think it's not as black and white as some think.
Lmao "i dont have really long arms, i have kind of standard length arms" thats the best way i ever heard anybody say average lol ima tell my wife my dick is standard sized
Be very interested to hear more about how he's going to try and overcome the nerve damage to his tricep like Joe Sullivan did. I've had a similar problem for about three years myself.
You can see how much Pete respects Dan by how he just sits there and listens the whole time. Great stuff
When is the second podcast coming? 😅
Yep 2 of my favourite OG's right here. Cant wait!
Please have him back. That was a wealth of knowledge.
Great interview, It's good to see Dan still around and still putting up serious numbers. Felt like there was a lot of knowledge dropped in this one too.
I got into the sport right around the time that the backyard meet of the century occurred. You guys were two of the most exciting lifters at that meet. Can’t tell you how gratifying it is to listen to you two talk together on a podcast now a few years down the road.
Loving these OG podcasts Pete. I started powerlifting in 2012 and competed up to 2017 I just recently did a competition for the first time in 5 years and I can't believe the powerlifters of today don't know these greats. Dan Green, zahir, lillibridge, malanachev, Chris Duffin, you, George Leeman! It's crazy
Pete you gotta ask Dan about his 900 beltless conventional deadlift!!
I second this, always watch that clip before a heavy deadlift.
What’s there to ask? Lol
That was insane
Dan can go on and on for 15min explanations on why he does things the way he does haha
We need part 2 Pete!
Soooo good! Please do this again!
Please more of this with Dan. Could listen for hours!
Thank you so much for this Pete, and Dan for taking the time and sharing what he knows
Honestly Pete, one of the great interviews of all time. Being able to tap into the mind of one of the greatest strength athletes ever was a true pleasure to listen to. I love Dan’s no bull shit approach to training. Thanks Pete
Dan is such a nice guy.. Unbelievable !! Please bring him back again and thank u so much for letting him speak. God bless you Dan ❤
For wrestling there was The Rock and John Cena. In Powerlifting it’s you guys . I started powerlifting because of y’all . Thanks for the video Pete !
Up, golden quality interview
Yes please have him back on. So much insight and good info from a man that doesnt get the attention he deserves. I remember loving Dave Tate chats with Dan but otherwise there isnt much about him talking training and stuff. Pete gives a lot of room for guest to talk too so you get to hear what he actually wants to say.
Anyways, awesome, want more :D
I could listen to Dan talk about lifting forever. Just a wealth of knowledge and wisdom. I met him and trained at his gym in 2021 and he’s just a super nice cool dude IRL too.
Mr Rubish
1. Thank you for the thoughtful questions and facilitating the conversation.
2. Thanks for the time stamps! I'm sure that I'll want to refer to something you or Mr Green said, so the time stamps will come in handy.
Such a goated interview i had to re watch
Whenever I listen to Dan, I always get something really good out of it. His style of training just makes sense.
This was awesome!!!! Please do this again!!!
This is going to be awesome 💪🏾
Wow! Dropping some serious knowledge. I grabbed a notebook and started writing things down.
this was pure gold. Dan is a great guy. bring him back in near future
i feel i owe Dan some money for all the information that just dropped. sweet podcast bro.
Thanks a lot for this Interviews! As a upcoming lifter i can extract so much information from this Interviews
This is such a great interview
Dan is a wealth of knowledge. Never knew he was this educated on the minutiae of training. Amazing!
Great podcast man, I'm glad to hear Dan puts a lot of emphasis on the front squat. Just recently started programming them in!
You tapped a deep well there, brother. Great stuff.
Awesome interview. Been looking forward to new Dan Green. Wish him all of the best!!
You can talk about who was/is the greatest power lifter of all time, but at least in terms of who is the most fun to watch, Dan is #1.
did the next call ever happen? still want to watch it!
I wanna see dan at 242 drop into the hole with a grand, would be one of the coolest things ever to see
If he’s attempting a grand I recon 275, such a legend, I don’t think he needs any more injuries especially not from cutting if he doesn’t need to.
it’s great to see some of the OG’s.
Really awesome video.
An absolute legend 👏
Dan was my favorite lifter growing up. Great interview, can't wait for the next one.
Amazing podcast, learned a ton and can’t wait to apply to my personal training! Thanks Pete!
Thanks for both this is very good inside look to Dan Green training.
So many great takeaways from this that I will utilize in my own programming. Can’t wait for the comeback meet.
Excellent conversation. Green is that dude. 🔥
Haven't viewed in awhile. The David goggins profile and washer dryer poster are awesome. 😅😂
Great podcast. 👍. Dan seems super smart....but keeps things simple.
So much shit i wanna try now. Fun fact seeing the 900 cage pull on youtube right when it came out introduced me into wanting to powerlift and not bodybuild anymore. Who knew id find out the hard way you have to still body build a little lol!
This podcast was awesome. I feel like Dan doesn’t do many of these so was a real treat for many. Would be awesome to hear from Kevin Oak and or Tee Cummins. Tee was a monster back in the day. That 848(?) squat in wraps at 220 was crazy.
Arnold was the guy that got me into lifting. Dan Green showed me that you can be strong and JACKED. That’s what got me into powerlifting
Question for round 2 regarding prioritizing and programming workouts. What number of priority movements can you put into a workout before they aren't priorities any more. What % of a workout should be priorities? What movements that are not priorities would you be hesitant to remove from a program while still focusing on priorities.
We need a part 2 !
throwing it right back! Great to see Dan still killing it
That was cool, cant wait for part 2 and maybe part 3👍.
Maybe you could get for example, John Hack, one of the Lilliebridges, yourself and Dan Green and have like a round table chat on powerlifting. That would be entertaining and something different😉
definitely looking forward to round 2!!
Dan dropped so many training jewels here. Pete just let him go. Great interview.
Thanks for the priceless info Dan the man.
Can’t wait to watch this at work!
I think one of the big questions comes to chicken/egg of assistance lifts, such as what Dan talked about with front squats.
Was that progress on his back squat really led by the front squat or did he just generally get a better squat? I think it's not as black and white as some think.
All the Best Dan
This was a very interesting talk 👌🏻
Lmao "i dont have really long arms, i have kind of standard length arms" thats the best way i ever heard anybody say average lol ima tell my wife my dick is standard sized
o man great podcast
need the 2nd part asap
Solid !
Dan is such a stud
Pushups are also superior to benchpress to develop the serratus anterior. Pushups is the only thing that ever made my serratus sore.
You can either worry or do what you can. Dan "cool daddy" Green
Two legends
Pete you’re looking healthy brother!
Pete, your neck is getting bigger again. Love seeing you healthy.
Yes it is. 👍
Dang Dan is super cool
We get another episode with the legend too 🤙
Dropping knowledge, more knowledge and more knowledge...hold on mountain dew break..ok back to dropping knowledge 😅
Man, he is a fountain of information.
Like in advance crew 👍
Aw hell yeah.
This is gold
Time to hammer those deficit deadlifts.
Be very interested to hear more about how he's going to try and overcome the nerve damage to his tricep like Joe Sullivan did. I've had a similar problem for about three years myself.
Yesss finally
YES.
Wow. Just wind him up and let him go. Amazing, non-stop info.
Da BOSS
Dang Dan Greens still trying to go hard in the paint
Best!
Dan huge but Pete still got the neck haha
There was a lot of knowledge in this, but his voice is veeeery monotone. Made it tough to listen at times...
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Stay shredded brahs (and brahettes), we're all gonna make it.
Peace.
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