Hey everyone, thanks for tuning into Power Athlete Radio.

Being on Power Athlete Radio three times is kind of like getting to third base, the excitement, the sense of achievement, and the undeniable sexual tension.

Just asked this week's three-timer Brett Bartholomew. What started as just a few

bros catching up turned into another incredible conversation about the value of connection. Now working

towards his doctorate, the author and coach brings even more science to the seemingly superficial

benefits of good communication. It's almost like coaching is an art. Enter Brett's

podcast, Art of Coaching. If you're wondering part way through why there is so much gone in 60

seconds discussion, I honestly don't have a valid answer for you. But you will find out what

Genghis Khan and actor Scott Khan have in common. That's right, people, we have strength, we've got conditioning, we've got pop culture and history.

This is episode 308.

I'm smoking.

I'm going down the road.

I'm smoking.

Power Athlete Nation.

What is it? No, what's, uh... I'm podcast Is striking and conditioning. You guys are doing it wrong. I don't sound like that. Do I sound like that, you guys? I'm trying to think of a gone in 60 seconds quote. All I can think of is, for the audience, I have my hands up at the side, fingers pointing the side, shaking, let's go. Let's roll, right? And that is Nicholas Cage. Does he say let's roll or next, first of all, the lowrider thing was awful. I was waiting for them to start that song. I was like, really? War? Lowrider. Are you serious? Lowrider, Donnie? Donnie? Lowrider? Okay. So let me just, what do you mean by awful?

Like, awful good? Or like, you truly were like, oh, I'm disgusted with this scene?

I could have thought of hundreds of better songs to play at that moment than Lowrider.

So do you get excited now rewatching the movie when that scene

starts like approaches?

Because one, have you ever listened to the song?

Not just the beginning until let's go.

Okay.

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