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Apr 21, 2026 7 min

Season 8 - What is good programming

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pH Podcast Season 8: Program Design, Results, and Execution in Strength & Conditioning Season eight of the pH podcast returns with a major focus on program design and what defines a “good” training program. The season will explore how coaches evaluate expected versus actual results, then diagnose why outcomes miss the mark through two categories: the training hypothesis (the chosen intervention) versus execution (methods, quality control, compliance, and consistency). The discussions will emphasize accountability in the weight room—rep, set, and session integrity; maintaining range of motion and position; and achieving appropriate loading thresholds—especially because athletes’ time and attention are limited. The season will also present a problem-solving framework built around principles, rules, and logistics, with logistics driven by staff, facility, and athletes, and it will reference a recommended resource available at strengthtc.com. 00:00 Season Eight Announcement 00:08 What Makes a Program 00:33 Results and Expectations 01:15 Hypothesis vs Execution 01:50 Compliance and Integrity 02:56 Humans Are Messy 03:26 Principles Rules Logistics 07:12 Staff Facility Athlete Constraints 07:33 Book Resource and Wrap Up

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