What's up, Parish orphans and retrogrades?

Timothy Gordon here.

Excited to bring you a special guest today, Mr. Elliot Hulse, who is not only a dynamic guest,

lots of reasons that I want to talk to him today, and I'm about to introduce him to you,

but also he's a Catholic guest. I don't

bring exclusively Catholics on this show, but it's more exciting when we have someone of talent

that is a Roman Catholic and a serious one at that. Elliot, for his part, is a strong man, a strength

coach, the CEO of Strength Camp. He's a mentor to millions. That is two million on

YouTube. And he's the father of four. And he is my guest here on Rules for Retrogrades

today. Elliot, thanks a million for being with me, bud. Man, what a pleasure. Thank you for

having me on your show. Yeah, it's, it's, it's, people were saying that two

worlds are colliding and I was like, now, man, this is Christendom. This is the Catholic world. And,

and it is, uh, from the east to the west, from sunrise to sunset, we want to make all the

world, the Catholic world, because this is what happens when you have the people of different

talents who know and believe in and cherish the one true faith teaming up. I'm just really excited

to have you. Before we get going, can I ask you something super controversial, the parish orphans

and retrogrades out there going to scratch the heads? Is that okay to start out that way?

Yeah, that's my favorite okay to start out that way?

Yeah, that's my favorite way to start. It's a bit of a hot take. Here's my hot take. People,

except for competition strong men, I'm talking football players, NFL, halfbacks, wrestlers who play in other sports should not deadlift. Boom.

Are you going to skewer me or do you agree?

So I can see why someone would say that, right? Of course, there's a tremendous amount of benefit to the deadlift. But for some, the risk outweighs the

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