At first I felt annoyed about it, but after watching I like that the interview covered a lot of common misconceptions about Starting Strength. Michael Wolf did a great job here.
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At first I felt annoyed about it, but after watching I like that the interview covered a lot of common misconceptions about Starting Strength. Michael Wolf did a great job here.
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Interesting interview. It’s sometimes interesting to hear interviews conducted by non-SS people. At one point Michael Malice asked something like ‘why lift weights, there’s only 2 reasons 1) for appearance or 2) to get stronger’ That was it, either 1 or 2. Well, for me it’s both plus something I didn’t expect, it’s how my body feels as I’m living my life. (This is a bit difficult for me to explain, I’m still trying to understand it.) As a person who’s been working at a computer for almost 40 years my body was adapted to that low physical stress environment. After hearing an interview with Rip about a year and a half ago i started strength training. I am definitely bigger now and definitely stronger. But what I notice most is what I’m calling “feeling alive”! So, i think it can be difficult for someone that has no background or interest in strength training to really grasp its benefits.
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Minute 49 is hilarious!
Great job overall, and that minute got me laughing.
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