160 | Marty Gallagher on Minimalist Training for Elite Strength & Performance

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STRONG Life ep. 160 with my friend Marty Gallagher, author of The Purposeful Primitive and STRONG Medicine.

In this episode Marty shares how he is helping others achieve elite levels of strength & performance training once a week or one hour total each week.

From adult men and women to Tier 1 Spec Ops Military, Marty shares how you can get stronger and improve your performance, even if you are "too busy".

Marty's Book, Purposeful Primitive is available HERE.

Marty's training column and articles are featured HERE.

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4 Responses

  1. Zach & Marty drop huge knowledge bombs in this podcast once again!
    I devour the books that each of you guys write.
    They are permanently in my training library..
    Huge thanks to both of you!

  2. Wayne Russell Meyers says:

    Hi Zach & Marty,

    For Marty;

    I have Weight Training of and on for years with various training schedules that got no where near my goals. Until I read your article on Mark Challiet. So I decided that I would do no more than 6-sets and 15reps. The first 3-sets are 3-reps each and the 2nd sets of 3 are 1-reps. On my Squats, Deadlifts and T-Bar Rows I increase the weight 5lbs per set and my Bench and Military Presses 2.5 lbs per set. There are no exceptions to this rule an it will not be altered. If I take a two week rest or vacation I will drop down for safety reasons and work back up with hesitation to avoid injuries. All my lifts with exception to the BP, MP and Barbell curl are deadlifts. My Barbell Row for is done in the rack with resting at its lowest point, that my arms are fully extended and I pull the bar up from resting place and back down for each rep. That’s one example. Tricep Pushdowns same, chest pulldowns also, etc.

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