4.8 • 812 Ratings
🗓️ 13 November 2019
⏱️ 65 minutes
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4:55 - Jason's background
13:35 - What was your thought process when progressive overload came about?
17:20 - Why aerobic training is so important to general population
23:05 - Explaining the conjugate method and how Jason uses it in his programming
32:35- Why should we vary the max effort and not the dynamic effort.
36:30 - How do we decide what to program in accessory work? Whats the variations?
40:00 - Jason's thoughts on keeping someone at the same amount of volume for a long time.
47:10 - Varying intensities inside your training.
52:30 - Unilateral training, posterior chain training, and band work
1:01:15 - Where you can find Jason and all of his content
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0:00.0 | Welcome to the Boom Boom Performance Podcast, your resource for science-based training and nutrition, |
0:07.2 | data-driven coaching, and education-focused content. Before we get into this podcast, I just want to say |
0:12.9 | thank you for taking the time to listen and learn with me so that you can apply what you are |
0:17.8 | about to learn, take my strategies, use these tools, and finally have |
0:21.8 | some serious methods to see sustainable success with your physique, your mind, and your life. |
0:28.2 | This podcast was built on the foundation of applied education, and I'm excited for you to be here |
0:34.1 | so you can have that experience with me. Now, without any further ado, let's get on to the show. |
0:48.5 | Today we talk to Jason Brown, strength coach and owner of Box Programming, |
0:53.4 | a company that's helping program for over 300 |
0:56.3 | CrossFit affiliate gyms in over 15 different countries. Not exaggerating here. He's literally |
1:02.4 | taking the CrossFit training world by storm and doing it in his own way, which is really what |
1:06.6 | we're going to dive into today. We're going to dive into his programming methods, which actually |
1:10.9 | ring very true to how I program. We both are big fans of the West Side conjugate method, |
1:16.0 | and we are both big fans of manipulating that for the general population. We vary in two different |
1:21.1 | ways where he is doing this for CrossFit gyms, and I am doing this for many different people, |
1:25.6 | people who are chasing strength, people who are just |
1:27.7 | chasing the idea of feeling better and looking better, people who are very serious about |
1:32.3 | aesthetics or bodybuilding. |
1:33.7 | I believe that the conjugate method provides a way of systemized variety and progression |
1:39.0 | that really makes sense. |
1:40.5 | And it allows us to not get beat up because it utilizes smart training, especially in |
1:45.0 | the regards of how much variety is within the accessory movements. But we're going to talk about |
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