Starting Strength Radio

Mark Rippetoe and Dr. Abeel Mangi discuss strength training and cardiac rehab. Dr. Mangi is an attending surgeon in the Section of Cardiac Surgery at Yale University, and is Associate Professor of Surgery at the Yale University School of Medicine.

Mark Rippetoe answers questions from Starting Strength fans and introduces a new segment called "Comments from the Haters."

Mark Rippetoe has a conversation with Dr. Andrew Mueller, WFAC member, oral surgeon, all-around interesting guy, and executive partner for Starting Strength Dallas.

Dealing with back pain is a part of the human experience. Rip Goes in-depth on why that is and how to deal with it.

How was the Starting Strength Method created? Pain every time you lift? "I can't drink milk! What do I do?" These are some of the questions up on this week's Starting Strength Radio Q&A.

Rip goes in-depth and explains why the low bar squat uses the most muscle mass over the longest effective range of motion and is therefore is the preferred squat for getting strong.

In the second installment of our series on Type II Diabetes, Sully discusses the medications commonly (and some not-so-commonly) prescribed for this disease.

Rip and Grant discuss the devastating effects of artillery and the current strength requirements of the men and women in our armed forces.

In Episode 5 of Starting Strength Radio, Rip, takes your best questions and gives you the best answers. Shoulder Flexibility In The Squat; Coach or Writer?; Knowing Bill Starr; SS Gyms International; Working For Yourself Or Someone Else?; NLP For Master Lifters; ACL Repair; Supinated Chin-ups; NLP While Playing Sports; Advanced Lifters Doing Half Squats?; Height vs. Weight; Why Don't You Wear Shorts?

Louise Kramer and her daughter, Rebecca Cohen, discuss training at Woodmere Fitness Club with Starting Strength Coach Inna Koppel while managing severe rheumatoid arthritis.