

Live Life Aggressively Podcast w/Mike Mahler & Sincere Hogan
Mike Mahler & Sincere Hogan
Mike Mahler & Sincere Hogan, combine their decades of experiences as successful entrepreneurs & health & fitness experts, to chat w/guests such as Robert Greene, Daniel Coyle, Bruce Buffer, Charles Poliquin, Steve Maxwell, John Joseph, Robb Wolf, Amy Dumas (aka Lita), Ben Greenfield, Roger Cross, & comedians Ali Siddiq & John Heffron, w/a no holds barred approach to living life on your own terms, during their entertaining weekly podcast. Bullsh-tter's discretion is advised.
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Oct 23, 2014 • 60min
Ep.#104: Voice For The Animal.org's Melya Kaplan returns to discuss the business benefits of pets & real estate, why you should smash someone's car window, what the circus & Sea World don't want you to know, & increasing your child's I.Q. via compassion
Melya Kaplan (http://www.vftafoundation.org) founded Voice For The Animals in 1999. Melya was inspired to start Voice For The Animals after seeing many homeless cats and dogs wandering the streets of Venice when she first moved to the community. She quickly realized there was a dire need for a new type of animal protection organization. Melya returns to the LLA podcast to share the latest happenings at VFTA, why real estate and pet rescue are a match made in heaven, as well as the following:
What did a guy looking to move in a new apartment do that totally pis-ed Mike off
What is the biggest issue in terms of pet-friendly housing & why is it a bonus in the real estate market
Why the stigma about tenants who have pets ruining rentals is a myth
Why spaying and neutering pets actually extends the life of your pet
How much of a role do puppy mills play into the overcrowding of shelters and increased animal population
Why you may have the legal right to smash someone's car window & if so, why you should start now
What studies have shown in terms of the relationship to compassion, increased I.Q.s in children, as well as the cycle of violence
What you may not know about circuses, Sea World, and other animal entertainment
Why does VFTA makes a point to accept underage volunteers
How social media has played a huge role in animal rescue and other positive situations, in spite of the typical online flame wars and selfie fests
Why should cats always remain inside
All this and much more:
Links & Resources mentioned in the show:
Voice For The Animals: http://www.vftafoundation.org/animal_films
Performing Animal Welfare Society: http://www.pawsweb.org/
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Oct 16, 2014 • 1h 3min
Ep.#103: How do you train during or after an injury? UK-based physiotherapist Chris Lendrum explains how, plus, his opinion on Vibrams, if holistic methods are b.s., & more
Christopher Lendrum is U.K.based professional physiotherapist whose mission is to educate those who have injuries and give them specific exercises to rehabilitate themselves post injury. Chris also aims to educate health professionals by giving them the necessary information about assessment and treatment techniques based on the best evidence-based information that is currently out there in the physiotherapy community. During this episode, Chris joins us to discuss the ever-popular topic of training with injuries, as well as how to avoid or rehab from them. We also discuss the following:
What are some of the biggest issues stemming from excessive bench pressing
When are pull ups not a viable pulling movement
Are there any benefits from performing dumb bell or kettlebell renegade rows? Why or why not?
What's Chris's take of the controversial "leaning back" technique during overhead presses
What type of training is suggested while your rehabbing from an injury, especially back pain
Why an 8 month old baby is probably fitter than the majority of typical trainees
What are optimal warm up options for the average trainee
When is static stretching a viable recovery option
What is Chris's opinion of chiropractors, acupuncture, meditation, and other forms of alternative recovery
Why the theory of "not letting your knees move past your toes during squats" is "not" necessarily true
What does Chris think about barefoot running and what are his thoughts on the recent issue with Vibram's 5 Finger shoes
All this and much more:
Links & Resources mentioned in the show:
Chris's Website: http://www.strengthphysio.com/
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Oct 9, 2014 • 1h 2min
Ep.#102: Freddy Cricien of the New York hardcore band Madball joins us to discuss fronting a hardcore band at age 12, dealing w/ "extra-curricular" activities of the music scene, his current training regimen, how to avoid getting screwed in business & mor
Freddy Cricien is the lead singer of the legendary New York hardcore group, Madball. Freddy, the half-brother of legendary hardcore band. Agnostic Front's lead vocalist Roger Miret, is also 1/2 of the hip hop duo, Freddy Madball & DJ Stress. Freddy joins us to discuss fronting a hardcore band at the age of 12, dealing with the "extra-curricular" activities of the music scene at an early age, his training regimen, balancing fatherhood while successfully running his business, as well as the following:
How did a 12 year old kid become a major part of the early New York hardcore music scene
Freddy shares how Madball moved past the shadow of Agnostic Front and defining their own presence in hardcore music
How did hip hop play a part in Madball's sound, as well as Freddy's side project & how did Madball fans receive it
Freddy discusses the current state of the hardcore scene in the US vs. the rest of the world
How has Freddy been able to utilize technology and the internet to help give his career longevity
How does Freddy navigate life outside of performing now that he runs his own record label, manage bands, as well as make it work while living life as a family man
How did Freddy get around the typical "extra-curricular" activities of the hardcore music scene at such an early age
What is Freddy's current training regimen & how is his 3 year the perfect training partner
Freddy shares if there are times he just seriously wants to walk away from the industry, and if so, why
All this and much more:
Links & Resources mentioned in the show:
Madball on Facebook :http://facebook.com/madballnyc
The BnB Label : http://bandblabel.com
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Oct 2, 2014 • 1h 8min
Ep.#101: Top strength coach Vince McConnell returns to share the best & smartest way to train yourself or clients approaching or currently age 50+ for strength & longevity, while dispelling all training myths
What's the best...scratch that...what's the "smarted" way to train, if you're 50 or older, train clients who at 50+, or train yourself and/or clients approaching 50? Top strength coach Vince McConnell returns to the LLA podcast to share how he helps his clients in this age range, as well as how he trains himself for strength and longevity, as well a the following:
Why is 50 the new 30 & why does Vince hate the term "wellness"
How did Vince convince his 87 year old client to actually love weight training
Why should older trainees train "everyday," contrary to popular belief that older populations should train less
How do you train on days that you don't feel your best
Why "Great Expectations" is a better novel than a training mantra
What did Vince learn from Clarence Bass in terms of "uniformed eating"
What's an example of Vince's weekly training routine
How do you know when it's time to change your training program
What type of exercise does Vince feel is the most important for the trainee over 50
What does it mean to "load the move" vs. "move the load"
"Lifting heavy things for your spouse" vs. "Saving yourself for your training..." which one wins?
All this and much more:
Links & Resources mentioned in the show:
McConnell Athletics : mcconnellathletics.com
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Sep 25, 2014 • 1h 3min
Ep.#100: Mike & Sincere discuss the road to achieving 100 episodes of the LLA podcast, why no one should care about the 1st openly gay pro athlete, why Anderson Silva needs a shrink, marijuana-fuel business ideas & more
Mike & Sincere celebrate a major milestone, as the Live Life Aggressively podcast reaches episode 100. During this episode, both discuss the future of the show, as well as the following:
Mike & Sincere reflect on past episodes that helped them arrive to episode 100
How do you prepare for longevity in business when fueled by passion
What's next for the LLA podcast, now that they've arrived to 100 episodes
How your passion & consistent action creates an image of effortless ease to those on the outside looking in
What ticks Sincere off the most in terms of certain podcasts
Just how good are your ideas when you smoke marijuana
What did Mike Catherwood of "Loveline w/ Mike & Dr. Drew" have to say about the LLA podcast
Why we shouldn't care who's the first openly gay NBA or NFL athlete
How much of your daily actions revolve around fear & what you can do about it
What is the appeal of Google+, Twitter, Pinterest, & Instagram to Mike & Sincere & why you may want to choose them as your go-to social media platforms
MMA & UFC star Anderson Siva is currently seeing a psychologist & why you may need to see one, as well
All this and much more:
Links & Resources mentioned in the show:
The Obstacle Is The Way - Ryan Holiday : http://budurl.com/ryanholidaybooks
The Rise of Superman - Steven Kotler : http://budurl.com/kotlerbooks
The War of Art & Do The Work - Steven Pressfield : http://budurl.com/pressfieldbooks
Support the LLA podcast by purchasing our products at http://strengthbymahler.com or http://newwarriortraining.com.
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Sep 18, 2014 • 1h 32min
Ep.#99: Claudia Altucher, a WSJ, USA Today, & Amazon best-selling co-author of "The Power of No," which she co-wrote w/her husband James Altucher, discusses why saying "No" can be healthy, avoiding psycho dates, disliking the word "meditation" & more
Claudia Altucher is a Wall Street Journal, Amazon, & USA Today best-selling co-author of "The Power of No," which she co-wrote with her husband, James Altucher. The avid yoga lover & teacher is also a speaker and has penned her own book, "21 Things To Know Before Starting An Ashtanga Pracice." During this episode, Claudia joins us to talk about the importance & health benefits of learning how to say "No," how to avoid psycho potential boyfriends and girlfriends, the benefits of creating a Jdate.com account, even if you're not Jewish, as well as the following:
What did a prescription from Ice T's psychiatrist have to do with the "Power of No?"
Claudia explains why you should practice the art of saying "No" everyday
Mike shares his favorite episode of "Sex & The City"
How is television a breeding ground for learning how to say "No"
What are the benefits of Sincere's "bathroom meditation" & why Claudia is not a fan of the word "meditation"
How do you respond to someone who does not support your ideas and goals
Why the idea of "going to college" is like a new form of religion
What Claudia's story of kicking "Jake" to the curb can teach you about following your instincts & avoiding a lifetime of potential misery
What is the real reason most women can't find a "good man" & vice versa
What is Claudia's particular relationship with suicide & at what time in Claudia's life did she want to die
Claudia shares the importance of going on a "complaint" fast & why you should start right now
Claudia shares how to go into "A.B.C. Mode" when someone tries to manipulate you
All this and much more:
Links & Resources mentioned in the show:
Claudia's website: http://claudiayoga.com
"The Power of No" book : http://budurl.com/powerofnobook
Yerba Mate Tea : http://budurl.com/yerbamate
Listen and download at http://strengthbymahler.com or http://newwarriortraining.com. or subscribe, download, rate & review us at:iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/live-life-aggressively-podcast/id646524617 Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=34706&refid=stprAlso, be sure to "like" and connect with us on our Facebook fan page at http://facebook.com/llapodcast.

Sep 11, 2014 • 1h 24min
Ep.#98: Dr. William Wong returns to discuss the health benefits of coffee, what your Dr. doesn't know about coffee, dispelling the "kids can't drink coffee" myth, why beer is healthier than wine, utilizing coffee for sports performance & more
Dr. William Wong, a very popular & highly downloaded previous LLA podcast guest, returns to help clarify the health benefits of the world's most favorite drink....coffee. Dr. Wong helps us sift through all of the coffee myths, the medical industry's anti-coffee propaganda, as well answer your frequently asked questions regarding the best time of day to drink and not to drink coffee, and if coffee is bad for kids. We discuss these topics, as well as the following:
What are the benefits of coffee, according to a long time research based in Hawaii
What are the real effects of drinking coffee at night
Why is there alcohol in some of your supplements & why mixing alcohol & supplements may be a good idea
Kids, coffee, soda, caffeine, & the truth
Are there really any benefits of drinking coffee for sports performance
What is coffee cycling
the truth about hops and estrogen: Why beer drinkers should pay attention and is wine is more estrogenic than beer
Circadian rhythms and why so many self-proclaimed "bio-hackers" are simply just "hacks"
What is the relationship between coffee and depression
All this and much more:
Links & Resources mentioned in the show:
Dr. Wong's Podcast: http://drwongradio.com
Dr. Wong's Natural Health Website : http://www.drwong.us
Costa Rican Pour Over Coffee Maker : http://budurl.com/nwcoffeemaker
Costa Rican Coffee: http://budurl.com/costaricancoffee
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Sep 4, 2014 • 1h 13min
Ep.#97: Jon Lipsey & Joe Warner, formally of Men's Fitness UK, share how they plan to give the finger to the old way of publishing successful fitness magazines & pioneer the movement to take the fitness magazine industry forward w/a no "b.s." approach
Jon Lipsey & Joe Warner (http://ironlifemag.com) left a couple of cush gigs at Men's FItness Magazine UK, at the height of taking the magazine to it's best publication years in history, only to start from square one with their own "digital-only" fitness publication.
What would prompt these guys to make such a ballsy move, with no guarantees in an industry over-saturated with many well-known fitness magazines in print version, in order to make a name for themselves in a still relatively new world of digital-only magazine publications?
Both Jon & Joe share how they plan to give the finger to the old way of publishing successful fitness magazines, and help pioneer the movement to take the fitness publishing industry forward and make their platform more accessible to the most popular technological mediums utilized today.
Be sure to download and listen in, as we discuss these topics, as well as the following:
Why did Jon & Joe leave Men's Fitness UK & did it have anything to do with creating their own fitness publication
What separates IronLife Magazine from most major conventional fitness magazines
Where does your conventional fitness magazine fall short and why
What type of trainee does IronLife target and why it may be the perfect fit for LLA podcast listeners
What are the challenges of producing a digital fitness magazine based on a paid subscription model & why the guys chose to make IronLife a digital-only publication
Need sex advice or shaving tips from your fitness magazine? Well....
How do the guys deal with issues of piracy or free distribution of their magazine
Who are some of the high-level coaches involved in the production of IronLife magazine
Why the definition of "being transparent" is taking on double meaning in today's fitness industry
Why you won't find cookie-cutter meal plans or training plans in IronLife Magazine & how you can download a free issue now
All this and much more:Listen and download at http://strengthbymahler.com or http://newwarriortraining.com. or subscribe, download, rate & review us at:iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/live-life-aggressively-podcast/id646524617 Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=34706&refid=stprAlso, be sure to "like" and connect with us on our Facebook fan page at http://facebook.com/llapodcast.

Aug 28, 2014 • 1h 32min
Ep.#96: Tom Furman has been involved in martial arts & conditioning for over 4 decades & is a leader in integrating strength, movement, and physical combat. Tom joins us to talk improving mobility with simple methods, b.s. certification renewals, & more
Tom Furman (http://tomfurman.com) has been involved in martial arts and conditioning since 1972. With an early background in wrestling and a student of the methods of the York Barbell Club, Tom immediately separated fact from fiction growing up outside Pittsburgh. Eleven members of his family were combat veterans, the most famous one being “Uncle Charlie” (Charles Bronson)
His down to earth training methods are derived from his decades long practice of martial arts and his study of exercise science. The application of force, improvement of movement and durability rank high on his list of priorities when training.
Tom is the creator of the popular DVD “Concrete Conflict & Conditioning” which integrates strength, movement, and physical combat. He also created another DVD called “Activate Your Dynamic Range of Motion” which introduces Tom’s excellent program of flexibility.
Tom joins us on this episode to discuss the following:
What is Tom's assessment of the need for more focus on mobility for the 40-50+ crowd
What movement patterns does Tom suggest that those over 50 should practice daily
What are some of the biggest mistakes fitness enthusiast make in their teens & 20s that tend to mostly show up in their latter years & how to correct them, no matter how old you are
How does the decline in mobility drastically effect the quality of life, as well as life expectancy
Why "retirement" can be a huge mistake
What can you learn from the Dog Brothers about walking like a warrior
Tom discusses what he likes about the Gymnastica Naturale training system & why
Why are so many of today's fitness industry popular mobility & bodyweight "certifications" are actually nothing new & you should not waste your money on most of them
Why the common reasoning for the fitness industry certification standard of charging to "renew" a certification is usually asinine
Why does the desire for the taste of protein diminish with age
What does your accent have to do with your intelligence
What Steve Maxwell, Dan Inosanto, as well as Tom's mentors can teach you about having the curiosity of a child
Tom shares the topic of his upcoming book and why you should grab a copy
The importance of giving credit to where credit is due & how some fitness pros get it wrong, especially one particular well-known fitness "personality"
All this and much more:Listen and download at http://strengthbymahler.com or http://newwarriortraining.com. or subscribe, download, rate & review us at:iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/live-life-aggressively-podcast/id646524617 Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=34706&refid=stprAlso, be sure to "like" and connect with us on our Facebook fan page at http://facebook.com/llapodcast.

Aug 22, 2014 • 1h 28min
Ep.#95: Rannoch Donald is a movement maverick, coach, & founder of the Men's Health Magazine featured "100rep Challenge" & joins us to discuss PEDs, Fat, Salt, & Sugar addictions, if fit men prefer to be with muscular women, the war on young men, Scottish
Rannoch Donald is a movement maverick, inspirational trainer, coach and founder of the ground breaking 100 Rep Challenge (as featured in Men’s Health), Rannoch has a lifelong interest in health and well being through movement, mindfulness and the martial arts. Rannoch’s focus is on teaching skills, sharing the kind of practical knowledge and wisdom that participants can use in their daily lives. From breath work, to mobility, body weight training and moving mindfully nature Rannoch will show you how to get back into your element. Rannoch lives by the training philosophy: "Move The Body, Still The Mind."
We discuss Rannoch's training philosoph, as well as get into more controversial topics such as the following:
Are most of today's men more attracted to masculine women?
Are American men in a position where they should focus more on fighting for men's rights
Is there really a war against young men
What happens when women follow the advice, "think like a man & act a lady?"
Who is Jack Donovan & what's his real agenda with the blog post that has so many people in an uproar
What is the downside of training & dieting to "get lean and mean" & why it's not always the best fit for most
Why sports science-based training and nutrition methods are detrimental most of the mainstream public
Why you should ignore the next celebrity or athlete's training program you see on magazine covers
Why it's going to be harder to bust athletes for performance enhancing drugs
Why is a "leveled playing field" in competitive sports an illusion
Why we actually need some silliness in social media
Why wouldn't a movie such as "Machine Gun Preacher" not get an Oscar buzz
How you can escape 24 hours news outlets
How Rannoch teamed up with Neil Hill to create Earth Strength in order to help more people get disconnected from the attachments of the modern world and reconnect with their primal origins
What the hell is "Reebok Bacon" & why you shouldn't run where you eat
What's the correlation between protein, carbohydrates, fats, salt, & sugar & why does it seems like ad agencies know more than fitness industry experts
There's no need for Trip Advisor once we explain why you should avoid strip clubs in Edinburgh, Scotland
Links & Resources mentioned in the show:
Beauties In Beastmode Mode article by Jack Donovan: www.radixjournal.com/journal/2014/7/29/beauties-in-beast-mode
SFN Expo 2014 : http://www.sfnexpo.co.uk
Earth Strength Digital Detox Experience : http://www.earthstrength.com/
Fat, Sugar, & Salt books : http://budurl.com/fatsaltsugar
Save The Chimps : http://savethechimps.org
All this and much more:Listen and download at http://strengthbymahler.com or http://newwarriortraining.com. or subscribe, download, rate & review us at:iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/live-life-aggressively-podcast/id646524617 Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=34706&refid=stprAlso, be sure to "like" and connect with us on our Facebook fan page at http://facebook.com/llapodcast.