This week Joe answers 3 listener questions. Specific topics include: 1) The TRUTH about fasting 2) The trade-off when training for "peak performance"/extreme goals 3) Is it necessary to have multiple revenue streams in order to be successful [in the fitness industry]? *For a full list of Show Notes + Timestamps visit www.IndustrialStrengthShow.com. IMPORTANT LINKS DeFranco Supplements [*Use code: MuscleUpMarch] Team Forever Strong [*Use code: STRONG150] CPPS certification Iron Business Blueprint DeFranco's Gym, NJ

This week's show includes 3 main topics/questions. First, Joe shares a story involving a conversation he recently had at Target with a former client. Although the interaction with his former client was brief, it included a valuable reminder/lesson that Joe shares with his audience. After hearing this story you'll be able to determine if your current training program is TRULY effective/functional or if it's doing more harm than good. [You'll also get the inside scoop on Joe's new "functional strength standard" LOL.] After Joe finishes "storytime" he answers two listener questions. These topics include: 1) The most effective way to execute warm-up reps/exercises 2) Is it a big deal if football players (and athletes in general) squat above parallel? *For a full list of Show Notes w/ Timestamps visit www.IndustrialStrengthShow.com. IMPORTANT LINKS Iron Business Blueprint [March cohort] Limber 11 (Mobility routine) Joe D's IG (@defrancosgym) Team Forever Strong [*Use code: STRONG150]

This podcast covers unique fat-loss hacks, the importance of rotator cuff exercises, optimal calorie deficit for fat loss, myo reps programming, and specialty bar recommendations for joint health. It also delves into the benefits of Manukora honey, efficient training techniques like weighted deficit pushups with myo reps, and the significance of food quality in sustainable fat loss strategies.

Topics discussed include building trust as a young fitness trainer, client retention and revenue strategies in the fitness industry, strategies for client retention, and building community in the fitness industry. The podcast also touches on exclusive fitness coaching events and in-person networking opportunities.

This podcast discusses the most important training variables for building muscle, pre-workout snack ideas, rest interval recommendations for different goals, and the exercises that give the host anxiety. Also, the host shares his SuperBowl prediction and adds a new company to his 'Sh*t List'.

Joe kicks off this week's show with some behind-the-scenes insight into what his [terrible] "recording schedule" is like most weeks lol... He then shares some exciting news regarding the original Industrial Strength Show studio, announces this month's "MuscleUpFebruary" supplement sale and gives a brutally honest product review before answering 3 listener questions. TOPICS INCLUDE: 1) Does Joe still recommend performing power/speed exercises first in a workout or should they be pushed towards the middle/end of the workout? 2) The Art of Exercise Sequencing for Lifters w/ Achy Joints 3) Low vs High Reps for Building Muscle. *For a full list of Show Notes w/ Timestamps visit www.IndustrialStrengthShow.com. IMPORTANT LINKS DeFranco-brand supplements [*Use code: MuscleUpFebruary] Rollga Foam Rollers [*Use code: JOED] CPPS certification "The PVC BIG 3" - Shoulder Mobility

This week Joe introduces a brand new monthly segment that he's adding to the podcast: "Joe D's Brutally Honest, Unapologetic Product Reviews". After explaining the premise behind the new segment & reviewing his first product - Joe answers 3 listener questions. TOPICS INCLUDE: 1) Why You Should/Shouldn't Sprint in Sand [Plus a lesson in understanding CONTEXT]; 2) How Often Should You Change Your Warm-ups? 3) Active Recovery vs Complete Day Off - What's Better for the Washed-Up Meathead Crowd? *For a full list of Show Notes w/ Timestamps visit www.IndustrialStrengthShow.com. IMPORTANT LINKS Manukora Honey Caraway Cookware Set CPPS certification  Joe D's Instagram  Team Forever Strong

This week Luka Hocevar makes his [long-overdo] Industrial Strength Show debut! Luka is the owner of Vigor Ground Fitness & Performance in Seattle, WA, where he has personally coached over 3000 clients - from the highest level professional athletes in the NBA, NFL, UFC & MLB - to "general pop" clients from all walks of life who want to look, feel, and perform better. On this week's episode you'll hear Luka & Joe D. discuss a wide variety of topics. HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: Who owns more sneakers - Luka or Joe [and what are their favorite, most worn & most expensive pairs]; How to create a world-class gym/business culture; The difference between "customer service" vs "customer experience"; Actionable ways to make personal training more "personal"; Maintaining/Improving speed after the age of 40; Lowest risk, highest reward sprint variations; How/Why training "general pop" clients helped Luka become a better coach [when working with high-level pro athletes]; Why "experience" is still the best teacher...And Lots MORE! *For a full list of Show Notes + Timestamps goto www.IndustrialStrengthShow.com. Important Links / People Mentioned Luka's Instagram (@lukahocevar) Luka's website Luka's podcast Tribes (by Seth Godin) Derek Hansen's 10x10 sprint method Iron Business Blueprint 

Joe kicks off the episode by introducing this week's sponsor and reading a winning iTunes review. He then answers 3 listener questions. SPECIFIC TOPICS INCLUDE: 1) Is it possible to get "Strong AF" lifting sub-maximal weights? 2) What is the single best way to perform Face Pulls? 3) Why Joe believes that his original WS4SB Lower Body strength template is STILL the best template for young athletes looking to improve their strength & speed. *For a full list of Show Notes + Timestamps visit www.IndustrialStrengthShow.com. IMPORTANT LINKS Manukora Honey Joe D. Double BW Bench Press (425lbs) on his 42nd Bday! Joe D's Instagram Westside for Skinny Bastards Team Forever Strong

The podcast discusses the host's health issues and diagnosis, along with a positive update. It also covers the seven bare minimum fitness and longevity standards that the speaker hopes to maintain forever, emphasizing the importance of relative strength and mobility. The chapter explores the sitting rising test as a mobility standard and highlights practical fitness benchmarks for overall health and longevity.