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Learn about strength training, fitness, weightlifting and health from the Strength Log podcast. Your hosts, Daniel Richter and Philip Wildenstam, are two Swedes with decades of experience in the gym, as well as reading and translating science into understandable insights for anyone looking to gain a better understanding of how to reach their fitness goals. To support the show, download the Strengt... more

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For anyone who's been training consistently for a couple of years, the plateau is an ever-present companion. But why do we plateau in the gym, and what can we do about it?

As far as we know, there's basically no research on plateaus, mainly because... more

By now, it's pretty clear that deep squats are superior to half or quarter squats in basically every way: better strength gains, more hypertrophy, improved athletic performance. But what about your knee health?

Squatting deep definitely puts more s... more

What happens if you squat, deadlift, and bench press daily for more than one hundred days?

That's what Daniel's done, and in this episode, we discuss his experience with high-frequency training—and our new premium training program Groundhog Gains, ... more

Bit of a mixed bag for you today, with three unrelated topics.

First, we look into why athletes on anabolic–androgenic steroids so often experience tendon injuries. As far as we can remember, a possible explanation has been that the tendons can't k... more

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Daniel Richter
CEO of Strength Log and a certified personal trainer with decades of experience in strength training and translating scientific knowledge into practical insights.
Philip Wildenstam
Certified nutrition coach and co-founder of Strength Log, specializing in making complex nutrition science understandable for gym-goers and fitness enthusiasts.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 884 ratings
  • Awesome podcast

    I truly love these podcasts, your app, and am now following on instagram. I am an older lady training for being elderly. Thanks for all that you do from Ohio, USA

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Untrained but working on it
    United Statesa month ago
  • Greatest strength training podcast 💪

    Highly articulate and informative podcast about strength training with a sense of humor between the hosts. A lot of factchecking and relatively easy explanations about knowhow and how to go about study’s regarding training.

    Highly recommended 👌

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Teddan01
    Sweden2 months ago
  • Informative

    Basics and a bit… yeah.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Sh00wtime
    Sweden4 months ago
  • Hard to…

    Take philip serious in any terms of training when you just simply look at him using your own biceps argument. Presenting yourself as a certified nutrition being pretty obese…

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    User 0008
    Sweden5 months ago
  • reliable information, clearly expressed.

    I am a medical and nursing professional, and Dan and Philip are some of my main go-to guys for knowledgeable, research based information regarding strength training. I appreciate their analyses of research articles, something you don’t see very often done rigorously. These gentlemen know their stuff and I appreciate their sharing it with us.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Anon20162016
    United States7 months ago

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How Do You Reduce Muscle Soreness? New Q&A!
Q: What can I do to improve my grip strength?
To boost grip strength, users can implement shock (magnesium carbonate), switch to a mixed or hook grip for deadlifting, or utilize lifting straps selectively to ensure proper training without sacrificing grip strength.
How Do You Reduce Muscle Soreness? New Q&A!
Q: Is there any scientifically proven method to reduce muscle soreness after hard workouts?
Research suggests that while methods like cryotherapy and painkillers can reduce soreness, they may also blunt gains. Maintaining a regular routine may lead to reduced soreness over time as the body adapts.
How Do You Reduce Muscle Soreness? New Q&A!
Q: Should you always go for perfect form, even if it means you don't progress in weight lifted?
Perfect form is important for targeting the correct muscles, and deviating from that does not count as progressive overload. It's essential to maintain a standard for good form, even if it means lifting lighter weights.
How Little Can You Train and Maintain Your Mass? Q&A Part 1
Q: Should I be doing deloads periodically?
Not necessarily; deloads are not a requirement for everyone, especially those who are new and making good progress.
How Little Can You Train and Maintain Your Mass? Q&A Part 1
Q: Is there any benefit to regularly adding wall sits to your training?
No, wall sits do not significantly contribute to maximum squat strength; it's better to do more squats.

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Content emphasizes strength training, fitness, and nutrition, focusing on evidence-based insights and the science behind effective workouts. The hosts share personal anecdotes and lively discussions about various training methodologies, from powerlifting to muscle hypertrophy, catering to both beginners and advanced enthusiasts. Noteworthy topics include the implications of rest periods, the effectiveness of different training volumes, and dietary impacts on performance. The engaging and humorous banter between the hosts adds a unique flair that appeals to a diverse audience looking for informative yet entertaining content.

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