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Steve Hall and Pascal Flor from ReviveStronger Pt. 2 – Podcast episode 81 & PropanePicks 14/5/17

By PropaneFitness · May 14, 2017

Propane Podcast Episode 82

Show Notes

Joining Jonny and Yusef on the Podcast this week we have part 2 of our interview with Pascal “Discopumper” Flor and Steve Hall from Revive Stronger.

They discuss lessons learned from injury, how to deal with setbacks, wrestling Siberian bears topless in the bleak midwinter, Yusef’s pill popping habit & contest prep food obsessions.

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Timestamps

00:20      Pascal and Steve on lessons learned from injury and dealing with setbacks.
06:03What advice they would give to anyone who was dealing with an injury.
09:58All about stimulants – Jonny on giving up coffee & Yusef’s caffeine pill habit.
17:48Steve and Pascal on their different approaches to bodybuilding show prep.
23:50Bodybuilding versus powerlifting prep & bodybuilding judging nuances.
33:27Contest prep behaviours and food obsessions.
39:08Wrap up and References.

 

References

Propane Picks

week ending Sunday 14/05

It’s that time of the week again where we sift through the best of the fitness, movement and productivity world for your reading, viewing and listening pleasure. If you’d like to be considered for the Picks List or would like to write a guest post for us, shoot us a message.

Our Top Pick this week is –

How Hypertrophy Supports Strength Goals – Jen Sinkler

“….bro life is not for everyone. Participation in strength-oriented sports such as powerlifting (max squat-bench-deadlift) and Olympic weightlifting (max snatch and clean-and-jerk) is on the rise, and performance is the goal rather than muscle mass. It often seems as though strength athletes and physique athletes are at harsh odds with each other. We argue amongst ourselves that you should either be super-strong or super-jacked, that one sport is better than the other, that one side shouldn’t bother crossing over to another. But in reality, the lines between categories are blurred.”

The rest of the list is pretty awesome too!

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