

Christian Thibaudeau
Weight training and neurochemistry expert. Known for his knowledge in neurotyping and supplementation strategies.
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Sep 24, 2020 • 1h 33min
221: Christian Thibaudeau on Omni-Rep Training for Speed-Power Athletes | Sponsored By SimpliFaster
Strength coach Christian Thibaudeau discusses Omni-Rep Training for athletes, muscle phases in training, and the intricacies of book publishing. Topics include tailored training methods for athletes, incorporating various muscle contractions, and optimizing performance with warm-up sets. The conversation also covers RPE-based training, managing adrenaline levels, and the importance of individualized programs for speed-power athletes.

Jul 18, 2019 • 2h 5min
#87: Neurotype Specific Supplementation Strategies ~Christian Thibaudeau
In this discussion, Christian Thibaudeau, a weight training and neurochemistry expert, shares his deep insights into neurotyping and personalized supplementation strategies. He emphasizes the importance of building a solid dietary foundation before adding supplements. Key topics include the role of glycine and magnesium in stress management, the drawbacks of traditional pre-workouts, and how dopamine impacts energy and motivation. Christian also discusses innovative training techniques and the importance of adjusting nutrition based on individual neurotypes for optimal performance.

Sep 16, 2021 • 1h 36min
Christian Thibaudeau on Power Training Complexes and Athletic Skill Development
Strength coach Christian Thibaudeau discusses power training complexes and athletic skill development. He explores periodization and assigning the use of complexes, as well as creating the purest possible adaptation for athletes. Thibaudeau also talks about training stimulus and his double and triple progression systems. The talk focuses on what not to do, rather than what to do, when it comes to training. Other topics include the influence of genetics on athletic development, performance herbalism, progressive overload, velocity-based training, strength training methods, and the relationship between volume, muscle mass, and athletic performance.