You know, I don't really recall.

It starts with an S.

So swim, swami, slippy, sloppy, slimmin, salmon, swansson.

Maybe it's on the briefcase.

Look on the...

Oh, yeah.

It's right here.

Samsonite.

I was way off.

Okay, kids, here we go.

Next seminar, September 12th through the 14th, then November 14th through the 16th. And just a reminder, you don't have to want to become a coach to attend the seminar. The seminar actually is attended mostly by folks that just want to get better at the lifts and learn more about the material. So you could be a rank novice, never having touched a barbell, come to a seminar, and you'll be okay. So if you're on the fence about it and you're thinking it's just for coaches, it's not. For training camps, we do have a double header going on in Seoul, South Korea. That's the more fun of the two Koreas. That's November 16th with a squat camp in the morning, then a deadlift and power clean camp in the afternoon.

And if you buy both those together, you do get $50 off.

And the following are all squat and deadlift camps.

September 6th in Manchester, England, with one spot left at the time of this recording.

In September 27th in Orange County, California at the Strength Co.

October 4th in Minneapolis, October 25th in Kansas City, November 8th in

Starring Strength, Indianapolis, and then December 6th at Ground Zero Strength in Twin Falls, Idaho.

Once again, those are all squat and deadlift camps with spot still available.

Folks, if you're on the fence about starting strength gyms and want to check it out, there is a way

you can do that. Sign up for a free 30-minute session. Go in, check out the gym, learn more about it, the program, the setup. But since you're listening to the Starting Strength Radio podcast, I'm assuming you know about the program already. So maybe this is a way that you can get a friend or family member in that needs some strength training. Sign them up. Don't even tell them. Just tell them to show up. They'll go in to learn about what we do, get a demo of the lifts, and figure out if starting strength gym is right for them. Don't even ask, just force them. It's good for them. And as usual, for more information on any of the events that I've talked about, head over to starting strength.com and check out the right hand side of the homepage. Are you doing starting strength yourself? Do you like it? Have you found that it's effective?

We know that you have. But have you ever thought about the opportunity to help other people do this

program. You can own a starting strength gym. Starting strength gyms as a fitness chain is

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