Hey everyone, thanks for tuning in to Power Athlete Radio.

Among the chatter with this week's guest, Cal Deetz, is some incredible talk about new pressure point methods used to promote nervous system repair.

Deets goes on to discuss his experience of using things like split squats

with a camera bar in lieu of squatting during certain phases of training. His mad scientist

evaluation is derived from monitoring cortisol and testosterone levels in athletes. Likewise, he spent

years manipulating rep ranges and lactic acid training duration to provoke the appropriate physiological response.

The result has been a well-conditioned athlete who is less susceptible to overtraining.

And finally, the mystery of how powerful feet are directly correlated with a big, strong ass.

So much more this week with our buddy Caldez.

This is episode 274.

A little white pill for them little white lines I'm smoking.

Going down the road.

I'm smoking.

Welcome to another episode of the premier podcast and strength condition.

In.

We have a special guest and, you know, visitor.

In-house.

In-house coming actually to Power Athlete Ranch, Mr. Caldeets.

Thank you for coming.

Thanks for having me, John.

I appreciate it.

Great day to spend down here in Austin with you guys and techs being here. I appreciate your guys as having me in. It's a great day in Texas right now. Yeah, it's a little warm. We love it. Oh, this is cool. Yeah, this is beautiful. Actually, Cal and I had a killer day, man. He hit me up. I drove over this morning and we got to go see UT have a little football practice. It was great, man. They were out on their big field, hitting and banging, clicking and pop in, so it was good to watch. Yeah, I know you were a little disappointed with the weather. John, you wanted to be 108, I think, out there, and it was a slightly cloudy, what? 81. 81 and John was just disappointed about the weather not being football.

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