Our overall philosophy for nutrition at Mash Elite is to meet our clients where they are. While macronutrient counting is the foundation with most of our clients, it can look very different based on the goals, needs, and knowledge of individual clients. As a nutrition coach, there are a couple of important things you need […]
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How do you program for mass and strength at the same time? How do you improve your power clean? Can you still gain strength at 59 years old? These are just some of the questions we get to on today’s podcast – it’s time for listener questions! [thrive_leads id=’9790′] LISTEN IN TO TODAY’S PODCAST AS
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This is one of those debates that will rage on throughout the end of time. Coaches are notorious for setting up camp with certain ideologies never to be heard from again. I get it though. We are creatures of habit. We like things done a certain way and at a certain time. Change can be
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I have seen it time and time again. Very often the factor that separates the champions from those in the middle of the pack is the power of their mindset. The mental side has so much impact on competition, and it has a powerful effect on training as well. So how come so few coaches
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A few short years ago Chris Amenta was moving across the country to train with Jon North. Now he owns the incredibly successful SoCal weightlifting – and he is a talented coach and programmer in his own right. So it was an honor to have him on the podcast, to pick his brain, and to
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I have had the benefit of working with some great athletes, and coaching them at various levels – everything from local to international. One of my favorite things to do is watch each weightlifter and analyze their technique. In this process, I look at each attempt for similarities, differences, and what I’d coach. Most importantly,
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