Propane Picks
It’s that time of the week again where we sift through the fitness world and pick out top 10 favourite pieces for your reading, viewing and listening pleasure. If you’d like to be considered for us to include you on this list OR if you’d like to write for us, please send an email to admin@propanefitness.com.
Our number 1 pick this week, also mentioned by Mike on the podcast is:
by James Krieger and Bret Contreras
Bret introduces the article as follows:
The idea for this article was sparked last year when James and I presented together in the UK at the Personal Trainer Collective Conference along with Brad Schoenfeld and Alan Aragon. At that time, I had done a ton of research on the genetic differences pertaining to fitness outcomes, but I hadn’t yet seen a lot of data reporting individual differences. James’ presentation was filled with graphs depicting the stark differences in individual results, and it dawned on me that this is probably the most important aspect of science that fails to be reported. We hope that in time it becomes standard practice to report individual data, but in the meantime, we wish to impress upon you that research typically only reports means, which may or may not apply to you.
The rest of the list is pretty awesome too!
- Overcoming fear after Injury – Elizabeth Akinwale for Girls Gone Strong
- Intermittent Fasting – everything you ever wanted to know – Alexander Cortes
- 15 Science based benefits of Vitamin D – Alina Petre for Authority Nutrition
- 6 Mandatory exercises to prevent injury – Dr John Rusin
- Getting your weight back on a deadlift, a simple trick – Tony Gentilcore
- Yogic Meditation Helps Fight Major Depression – Danial Savfat for Breaking Muscle
- Redefining Normal: A habit-based approach to weight management – Dr Spencer Nadolsky
- High Frequency Arm Training – The Spaghetti Arms Solution – Jason Maxwell
- Pre versus post training protein for hypertrophy – Shredded by Science
Podcast Episode 64
Show Notes
In this episode Jonny and Yusef are joined by Mike Tuchscherer, Author and founder of Reactive Training Systems, the man behind the popularization of RPE, IPF 120kg World Chamption and Multiple World Record Holder. They talk work life balance and find out more about how Rate of Perceived Exertion can be incorporated into powerlifting programming.
Time Stamps
| A quick round of Would You Rather? with Big Mike T | |
| 06:25 | How does Mike Tuchscherer train and what is RPE? |
| 12:40 | What’s the advantage of RPE over percentage based periodisation? |
| 23:05 | How do you test progress with RPE? |
| 27:05 | How would a novice introduce RPE into their training? |
| 34:16 | Individual Variance – what works for 1 person may not work for everyone. |