The momentum pulled me in and I was in that sand reclaimer roller with my arm clear up to my armpit and it was literally having my arm ripped off my body. They told me, hey listen, you know what, you're going to be disabled the rest of your life. That doesn't set with me. And now all these years and I've created a technique that works on the top strength athletes on planet Earth. I'm not going to be on the top strength athletes on planet earth.

It's time to sit down, keep it real, and cut the bullshit.

Welcome to Table Talk.

All right, guys, we are back with another episode of table talk. Leave that in because this is authentic with Dr. Todd McDougal, the strongman doc. You mean the first 10 times

weren't authentic? Yes, exactly, not at all. But original. Yeah, we'll get into your history.

You've been doing working with strength athletes for 25 years, chiropractor for over 30 years. But the question that I want to jump off with is an odd one because we're about the same age. Uh-huh. Right. So I train in the mornings and this morning when I came in, I really super didn't want to train, like big time, didn't want to train.

It's still going to do it anyhow, but it was on the scale of one to ten, it was like the ten of not wanting to do it.

So I'm flipping through different playlists because sometimes that kind of works, right?

And I see this playlist that says 80s pop music, right?

And I click it, and I hated this crap, you know, back in the 80s pop music right and i click it and i i hated this crap you know back in the 80s

yep it brought my spirits up so i was able to train a little bit more effectively but my question is

this is the crap i never listened to ever right but it's probably on the radio all the time

how do i know the words to this stuff? And then is that the same with you? Like, you hear that music and it's like, this sucked back then, but I know the words to it. I knew both. I know, I know the songs that suck and I know the good ones as well. And, you know, and of course, you know, we also go back into the 60s and 70s, you and I.

So there's a lot of music.

There's a lot of music.

And then, of course, you know, I think some of my favorite music came out of the 90s. Yeah. Which I had kids in the 90s too, right? So, yeah, it's just crazy. but yeah it just i think it's that loop you know it's a weird thing man it's the top gun theme anthem

like you're making me really worried now because in the think it's that loop you know it's a weird thing man it's the the top gun theme anthem like you're making me really worried now because in these years I'm worried that I'm going to

start liking the music from the 20s you will you may you will yeah and that's truly

terrifying yeah it's like top gun intro music or whatever it was that uh-huh then I'm boom I'm ready

to train like this was I made fun of this.

Yeah.

This was, I even made fun of I of the Tiger, by the way, because it became so pop.

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