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EPISODE · Jul 5, 2016 · 43 MIN

Max Aita: How To Get Stronger for Weightlifting, CrossFit or Powerlifting

from Strength and Performance Podcast: Weekly In-Depth Interviews With Leading Strength and Conditioning Experts · host Colby Knepp: Strength and Conditioning Coach

Max has spent the better part of 20 years in the sports of Weightlifting and Powerlifting. He draws his training methodology and knowledge from the many great coaches whom he has personally worked with including; Steve Gough (USA), Ivan Abadjiev (BUL), Boris Sheiko (RUS). A severe wrist injury ended Max’s weightlifting career but he has since gone on to an impressive powerlifting career including a 335kg/738# squat at 100kg/220# bodyweight. In today’s episode you will learn in the trenches training and coaching advice from a twenty year vet, why Max’s coaching philosophy is “do it perfectly or do whatever it takes” and the importance of planning your training around a phasic structure.

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