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EPISODE · Aug 19, 2026 · 52 MIN

Which Youth Sports Build the Best Athletes?

from Jason Khalipa Podcast · host TRAIN HARD Media

Jason and Gabe are back with a wide-ranging episode that starts with an unexpected issue at Jason’s TRAIN HARD Men’s Club and a conversation about why men still need spaces to train, connect, and spend time together. They get into Jason’s newest piece of training equipment, why he’s reconsidering traditional deadlifts, and the trap bar vs. multi-grip bar debate. From there, they dive into youth sports and how different training cultures develop young athletes, including which sports they think do the best job building athleticism that carries over into other areas. They also talk MLB salary caps, recent WNBA drama, what coaches owe their players when things get difficult, and why “correct in private, praise in public” is a principle that goes well beyond sports. Plus, e-bikes. Thanks for tuning in to the Jason Khalipa Podcast! 🎥 Click HERE to find a Men’s Club near you. Click HERE for a free guide on how to start a Men’s Club. Click HERE to join the Virtual THMC. Follow us on Instagram: ⁠JK Podcast⁠ ⁠Jason⁠ Gabe TRAIN HARD Coffee 30 days FREE on the TRAIN HARD App ⁠Subscribe to our newsletter⁠

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