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    Real Life: Planning & Awareness in Action - The Nutrition Series S7Ep3 Dec 09, 2020
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    You understand the basics and understand the importance of preparation: how does this look in real life? How does a potential meal, day, or week look? Gillian & Niki delve into how to approach nutrition plans practically.

    Looking at the week and the day helps. When you look at a week, think about when you go grocery shopping, which meals will be eaten outside the house, how much food you need and how many meals you need to prepare. What staples do you always keep in the house, regardless of meals? What meals or snacks do you have on hand if you cannot cook, get unexpectedly hungry, or life just gets in the way of your plans?

    If you look at a day, look at the meals and snacks you'll eat. Are there certain meals you know you'll have to prepare ahead of time versus certain meals you can cook right before you eat? Do certain times of day tend to cause you to deviate from your planned meals or snacks? What causes this to happen?

    Once again, planning ahead increase your compliance and aids you in accomplishing your goals, faster. This means planning for the grocery store, meals, days, and weeks. It also means incorporating habits that you enjoy into the plan, such as a drink at the end of the day or dessert.

    Learn the practices, including specific recipe ideas, that help make healthy eating more fun.

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    6 Components of Success & Common Pitfalls - The Nutrition Series S7Ep2 Dec 07, 2020
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    Reaching our goals through nutrition comes with common pitfalls. Help us arm you with tips to overcome these common obstacles.

    First and foremost, as with training, we apply a minimum effective dose framework, whether you want to primarily gain muscle or lose body fat. This means, we don't cut calories to 1200 or double your calories. We first observe so we can understand your habits, metabolism, and intake. We then can recommend small, realistic changes to begin progressing you toward your goals. This cannot and should not be rushed. We don't want to play all of our cards and end up with stalled progress and little or nothing more we can do.

    The biggest issues come from lack of preparation and meeting hunger or a surprise challenge, such as someone offering a treat or confronting what you do with the food left on your kids' plate. Developing plans for these things that align with your goals and nutrition plan helps you through these obstacles and help prevent backslide and regret, ultimately helping you achieve your goals faster.

    Tips to combat these are having emergency meals or snacks if you get hungry--at home or on the go. Portion out foods ahead of time. With complicated foods--such as lasagna or a stew--weigh & measure it once so you have the information. The initial work will enable you to better understand your calorie intake.

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    Demystifying Nutrition & Nutrition Coaching - The Nutrition Series S7Ep1 Dec 07, 2020
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    Nutrition is a complicated topic, which comes with more emotional baggage and controversy than training. We have to eat, whereas we don't have to train or exercise. Difficulties abound, including trigger foods, grocery shopping, mindless eating, misunderstanding and underestimating calories, certain times of the year, alcohol, family, food preferences, dietary restrictions, and much, much more.

    Gillian does not have "a way" or "a diet" when it comes to nutrition coaching. The person or client must adopt consistent, sustainable behaviors. Dieting too often implies a limited time period, but what happens after that?

    Ultimately, you have to create a caloric deficit one way or another. regardless of goals or approaches taken. You can decide to be more or less aggressive: do you want to compete in a bodybuilding competition or just lose some weight to get healthier? How fast do you want to lose weight? What are you willing to give up? Are you doing this to support training and performance or for health or aesthetics?

    To move toward your goals, you'll have to have metrics to evaluate progress. Bodyweight is one, imperfect measurement. Others include body measurements, for example waist circumference. Some people like, some hate, progress pictures. Another may be trying on your favorite outfit or pair of jeans and seeing how they fit compared to before.

    You'll also have to break down large goals into smaller goals. How did you do this meal? Today? This week? How do you feel about how you did and how you feel? You'll have to be honest with yourself and your coach--especially if progress is slower or stalled. It may be that you're following the plan but progress will come, you just need to be patient. It may be that you're not including calories from an unanticipated snack, alcohol, or mindless eating.

    Regardless, we eat for the long haul and to improve our lives. This may mean that we have some non-negotiables that we're unwilling to forego, though we may have to limit these. This also means, however, that we adopt healthy habits, we get better, we move toward our goals, and we adopt voluntary hardship to improve our lives.

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    #350 - The Barbell Academy Nov 30, 2020
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    We are excited to introduce the Barbell Academy. It reflects years of refining our material and coaching methodology. It's designed for not only those who seek a career as a professional barbell coach but for those passionate to learn more and grow as a lifter and person. The Barbell Academy will be self-paced, allowing for you to complete the course and future courses whenever you can--just like online coaching. Finally, learn about the experiences and educations of the people behind the Barbell Academy, how they came to lifting and coaching and what they've learned from teaching the earlier material for over two years.

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    Bonus Holiday Special With Mike From Microgainz Nov 27, 2020
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    Happy Thanksgiving!

    Here's a bonus episode for you all on Black Friday: a Thanksgiving message from Matt Reynolds and an update from Mike at MicroGainz.

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    #349 - Q&A #52 Nov 23, 2020
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    Matt & Niki answer your questions. Email questions to podcast@barbell-logic.com to receive an email answer and get your questions answered on the podcast. Time stamps below do not include the ads.

    • 4:44: How does TRT impact the novice linear progression? Should someone redo LP if they begin TRT, especially as an early intermediate?
    • 9:39: Should you do RDLs on a box or widen the grip if you do not achieve a "stretch" in the hamstrings because of short legs?
    • 13:07: What are the effects on strength training from donating blood or plasma?
    • 16:46: Do you prioritize midfoot balance or stress on the hips with the RDL and box squat?
    • 19:53: Do you have any recommendations for free or cheap templates or programs for advanced lifters who do not have use a coach?
    • 25:05: Which murder podcasts does Niki listen to?
    • 29:12: Is there any benefit to wearing a mouth guard during training to prevent strain on the neck, keep the airway open, or prevent teeth grinding?
    • 31:55: Why don't we do dips, as opposed to the bench press, as one of the 4 main lifts?
    • 38:44: What is your preference for order of upper versus lower in terms of a 4-day split (upper then lower or lower then upper)?
    • 41:46: What are realistic expectations for losing weight and training?

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    S6Ep13 - The Beginning of MED Series: How to Manage Unproductive Stress Nov 20, 2020
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    Programming is, in large part, managing stress. Life stress and your stress from all other aspects of your life besides the barbell counts to your total stress. You can only recover from so much stress. If you're beyond LP, you may have to reduce training stress. Training in the gym may have to be fun, as it's important to maintain the habit and get something done. You likely won't be able to chase numbers during these times.

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    S6Ep12 - The Beginning of MED Series: MED Toolbox 2 - Managing Recovery Nov 20, 2020
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    In order to adapt, we have to recover. If we're missing reps, our form is good, and we train consistently, we have to check to see if we're resting enough between sets. We have to ensure we're getting adequate protein, calories, and sleep. We must ensure there's no additional physical stress. We have a few ways to manage recovery, if we've taken care of the above.

    The 4-day split is one of the best moves we can make in our MED toolbox. If delivers a reduced stress per session, but also allows for accessory work to more easily be added. It reduces lower body frequency, allowing more recovery, and increases upper body frequency slightly. The upper body lifts are less stressful (they train less muscle mass) so the increased frequency often helps drive these up.

    We must rest and recover to grow strong.

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    S6Ep11 - The Beginning of MED Series: MED Toolbox 1 How to Add Stress Nov 20, 2020
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    We add stress during LP by adding intensity to a set volume. Exercise selection, for the most part, stays the same. After LP, however, how do we add stress? We have volume, intensity, and exercise selection to play with.

    We essentially divide the volume and intensity stressors. One session emphasizes volume, often 4x5 or 5x5. The other emphasizes intensity, a top set of 5 or 2x3 or 3x2 or 5x1 or a top triple, double, or single with back off sets.

    We hold off on changing exercise selection until later, although supplemental lifts can be thought of as modifying the main life toward more volume or intensity by either increase range of motion or time under tension or decrease these.

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    S6Ep10 - The Beginning of MED Series: All Roads Lead to Block Nov 20, 2020
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    Block or conjugate programming is an advanced program that MED programming leads to naturally if a trainee lifts consistently over a long enough period of time. It is essentially a 3 phase or block program, divided by deloads, where the primary stress is initially volume, then both, then intensity.

    During the initial accumulation block, the lifter complete completes a high amount of volume at a relatively low intensity. Supplemental lifts tend to emphasize greater time under tension or longer range of motion. This is followed by a deload week, with an only limited decrease in intensity or no decrease in intensity with volume being peeled back.

    The transmutation or intensification phase, the volume is moderate and the intensity is moderate and increased. This means total stress is high and fatigue will exist. The lifter tends to not feel great toward the end of this, and a deload allows some fatigue to dissipate.

    The realization or peaking phase peels back volume but the weights are heavy. Some fatigue is still present, and there is a balancing act between peaking too early and not removing the fatigue prior to the peaking. Lifters may worry about their performance during this time. This phase both allows for practice of heavy singles and allows fatigue to dissipate toward the end to peak performance.

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