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Ep. 196 - How Much Training Do Powerlifters Actually Need To Get Stronger (Feat Dr. Pak)

from Iron Culture presented by MASS

We are delighted to have Dr Patroklos Androulakis-Korakakis on Iron Culture! "Dr. Pak" is a researcher and lecturer at Solent University, coach at stronger by science, and finally, a lifting enthusiast himself. He did his PhD on powerlifting. Specifically, he conducted research to answer the question: "how much training do powerlifters need to do, to make meaningful increases in strength?" This question led him to conduct interviews and surveys with the best powerlifters and powerlifting coaches in the world to first understand what they consider "meaningful" strength gains to be, and then he conducted some of the very few longitudinal training studies on competing powerlifters to determine just how much work they need to do to get better. Join us in this fascinating look at the inner workings of his research, as well as some of the more recent research he's currently involved with, bridging the gaps in terminology and application between science and practice.

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