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This is a phenomenal, high-level discussion! The maturity, seasoning & wisdom on display is applicable to any pursuit...the tangential discussions are each worth their own podcasts! Keep up the great work, all three of you!
Absolutely LEGENDARY podcast! Enjoyed every minute of it and absorbed a lot of new information. Looking forward to re watching again and continuing to learn more. Thank you for this awesome podcast
I’m into this at one hour and 25 minutes. I remember JMB talking about getting stronger with DT with JMB learning that you can’t just do singles and you to get stronger because you have to do reps to get stronger. JMB saying ok but 6 reps is as high as I’m willing to go. Just making a decision like that immediately on the spot and sticking to that rule never even crossed my mind when I was trying to get stronger. The discipline to do that just amazes me. I could literally listen to him every single day. Hell I still have a vhf player and JMBs vhf training tapes. He had this same mind set way back then. / thanks DT for these podcasts. I counted it up a few days ago I’ve been weight training 52 years of my life. It just makes me happy and no one can take it away from me.
Eh, it starts when Dave starts the ads. We get a ton of knowledge from hundreds of years of combined experience. Listen to his ads, consider supporting
I remember about 10 years ago or so sitting down w. an athlete and I was giving some technical instruction - after a few minutes, the kid said "I THINK WHAT I'M DOING IS FINE.". I was shocked but I said "Okay then." and let him continue w. his workout. He was good, but he wasn't exactly the most coachable athlete (obviously) and he could've been a lot better.
Jm sounding like a car salesman! Looking for someone chasing excellence 😂great podcast as ever This isn't showing on my Spotify yet, neither is jonni shreve, anyone else having this, or Is my Spotify playing up,?
I believe there's an issue with the software that pushes the podcasts to Spotify. It's currently being worked on, so it should be remedied soon. Apologies for the inconvenience
@phoenixperformance1958 no bother at all Tom, I watched both on UA-cam, just In the incredibly unlikely event nobody knew at elites end. Ps, I hope you and your better half are loving the move mate
@@LeeH3nson Other than one of our pups going in for her 3rd surgery in 3 months today we're living the dream mate. Hopefully we never have to go back haha
In regards to hard things...how does one make themselves do something they don't want to do? If you willfully do it without outside influence, then although it may be unpleasant, you still want to do it enough to actually go through with it. There are degrees of trade off, but in order to do a hard act, you must convince yourself that it has worth that outweighs the suffering.
The ACC in the brain is what Tom was referring to. My view on your question is that you CAN do something you did not WANT to. Just because you DID IT, does not necessitate that you wanted to. You are speaking about wanting the reward, the outcome, the benefit from doing the thing. One may certainly want the benefit without wanting to do the thing. Look at work, for example. People want the pay so much they are willing to go to work. But some people love their job. They might do it for nothing! In their case, the ACC would not grow. Wanting the outcome is different than wanting the path to it. FYI, I'm a big advocate on relying on wanting the path. It makes reliance on the ACC to make you do something irrelevant. You can want the goal AND the path.
This is the constant argument you can make... if you're doing hard things, or things you supposedly don't want to, because you want the benefits that that brings... can you TRULY say it's something you don't want to do. This is a parallel argument in my opinion to the idea that nothing is truly selfless. I think a better way of wording it is that the benefit comes from doing things you don't actively enjoy or feel motivated to do AT THAT MOMENT IN TIME. That tends to clear it up a little
@@phoenixperformance1958 I agree, I was trying to think if you could actually do something you didn't want to do without the knowledge of the trade-off/goal. These are good conversations, thanks for responding!
JM Blakley is such a cutie. I want to bake cookies, and drink warm milk with him. Then he can tuck me up in bed all cosy, and read me a bed time story.
This is terrible. Dave please write down questions about lifting and control the show. These guys are acting like they are joe rogan. Very stoner . Not very weight lifting. Don't let your guests run the show. I watch every video. Happens too often. Help deliver some information. Watch Louie Simmons interviews. It's a barrage of information. And it's rewarding . Be more like your Yoda and less like joe rogan .
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Love JM episodes. Whether you know what he's saying, don't know, agree, or disagree, his perspective is valuable and makes you think.
This dude has the MOST soothing voice I've ever heard
Give bob Ross a run for his money 💰
Always a good day when JM is on.
First 20 minutes just changed my bench! My decent is so slow and shakey. This week were gonna make it better
Try strengthening your back and rotator cuffs
You can do it Funky man 😤
Such a soft spoken man. The true muscle whisperer
Dave says :"we all know what we diont know" . Training,lifting is journey. Thank you Dave,Jim,Tom
Jm is like Mr. Roger's, if Mr. Roger's swore. Hearing such a kind voice swearing boggles my mind and I love it.
This is a phenomenal, high-level discussion! The maturity, seasoning & wisdom on display is applicable to any pursuit...the tangential discussions are each worth their own podcasts! Keep up the great work, all three of you!
This is like grad school. Dave is quoting stoic quotes now. lol love it
Absolutely LEGENDARY podcast! Enjoyed every minute of it and absorbed a lot of new information. Looking forward to re watching again and continuing to learn more. Thank you for this awesome podcast
I’m into this at one hour and 25 minutes. I remember JMB talking about getting stronger with DT with JMB learning that you can’t just do singles and you to get stronger because you have to do reps to get stronger. JMB saying ok but 6 reps is as high as I’m willing to go. Just making a decision like that immediately on the spot and sticking to that rule never even crossed my mind when I was trying to get stronger. The discipline to do that just amazes me. I could literally listen to him every single day. Hell I still have a vhf player and JMBs vhf training tapes. He had this same mind set way back then. / thanks DT for these podcasts. I counted it up a few days ago I’ve been weight training 52 years of my life. It just makes me happy and no one can take it away from me.
This might be the best one yet. Awesome
If JM is on its gonna be a good one
@4:30 STARTS
Eh, it starts when Dave starts the ads. We get a ton of knowledge from hundreds of years of combined experience. Listen to his ads, consider supporting
table talks with JM always a good listen
JM is a great guest!
Love JM! "Stop saying intercourse." Adventureland
JM FOR LIFE
The Muscle Whisperer returns!
More JM Blakely Please.
This is a very informative program
I remember about 10 years ago or so sitting down w. an athlete and I was giving some technical instruction - after a few minutes, the kid said "I THINK WHAT I'M DOING IS FINE.". I was shocked but I said "Okay then." and let him continue w. his workout. He was good, but he wasn't exactly the most coachable athlete (obviously) and he could've been a lot better.
What the fans wanted 🎉
Jm sounding like a car salesman! Looking for someone chasing excellence 😂great podcast as ever
This isn't showing on my Spotify yet, neither is jonni shreve, anyone else having this, or Is my Spotify playing up,?
I believe there's an issue with the software that pushes the podcasts to Spotify. It's currently being worked on, so it should be remedied soon. Apologies for the inconvenience
@phoenixperformance1958 no bother at all Tom, I watched both on UA-cam, just In the incredibly unlikely event nobody knew at elites end.
Ps, I hope you and your better half are loving the move mate
@@LeeH3nson Other than one of our pups going in for her 3rd surgery in 3 months today we're living the dream mate. Hopefully we never have to go back haha
@phoenixperformance1958 ah no, I hope she's ok
That's great to hear its working out! Fantastic mate, all the best to you both
"How you do anything is how you do everything" I heard in john wick 3 not sure if that's where he heard it from
How can I get on this show to share my story?
In regards to hard things...how does one make themselves do something they don't want to do? If you willfully do it without outside influence, then although it may be unpleasant, you still want to do it enough to actually go through with it. There are degrees of trade off, but in order to do a hard act, you must convince yourself that it has worth that outweighs the suffering.
The ACC in the brain is what Tom was referring to. My view on your question is that you CAN do something you did not WANT to. Just because you DID IT, does not necessitate that you wanted to. You are speaking about wanting the reward, the outcome, the benefit from doing the thing. One may certainly want the benefit without wanting to do the thing. Look at work, for example. People want the pay so much they are willing to go to work. But some people love their job. They might do it for nothing! In their case, the ACC would not grow. Wanting the outcome is different than wanting the path to it. FYI, I'm a big advocate on relying on wanting the path. It makes reliance on the ACC to make you do something irrelevant. You can want the goal AND the path.
This is the constant argument you can make... if you're doing hard things, or things you supposedly don't want to, because you want the benefits that that brings... can you TRULY say it's something you don't want to do. This is a parallel argument in my opinion to the idea that nothing is truly selfless. I think a better way of wording it is that the benefit comes from doing things you don't actively enjoy or feel motivated to do AT THAT MOMENT IN TIME. That tends to clear it up a little
I think its still better to do this than nothing
@@watsonkushmaster3067 Depends on the act. You could do something that damages you. That wouldn't be better than nothing.
@@phoenixperformance1958 I agree, I was trying to think if you could actually do something you didn't want to do without the knowledge of the trade-off/goal. These are good conversations, thanks for responding!
when the man starts talking thats some real asmr shit gawddayumn
47:22 ....tell me about it
I wanna dress JM up as Mrs Doubtfire and have him be my nanny for the day.
Dave looking trimmed down again
JM Blakley is such a cutie.
I want to bake cookies, and drink warm milk with him. Then he can tuck me up in bed all cosy, and read me a bed time story.
I hope he sees that comment 😂
Hell yeah that sh** ain't weird 😂
Hold on
This is terrible. Dave please write down questions about lifting and control the show. These guys are acting like they are joe rogan. Very stoner . Not very weight lifting. Don't let your guests run the show. I watch every video. Happens too often. Help deliver some information. Watch Louie Simmons interviews. It's a barrage of information. And it's rewarding . Be more like your Yoda and less like joe rogan .