Alex Moya

Beyond The Lift

Leisure EN ↓ 2 episodes

Beyond The Lift explores the deeper side of strength training and modern powerlifting analysis. Instead of focusing only on gym totals and social media hype, the podcast breaks down how experienced lifters evaluate performance using relative strength, bodyweight-adjusted scoring, lifting efficiency, and long-term progression tracking. Episodes cover practical discussions around competition standards, strength comparisons, training consistency, and the metrics athletes use to measure real improvement over time. Strength tools and resources: https://dotscalculator.com/

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Author

Alex Moya

Category

Leisure

Podcast website

www.spreaker.com

Latest episode

May 16, 2026

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Episodes

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The Hidden Problem With Raw Totals 11.05.2026

Raz and Jad discuss why raw lifting totals can create misleading comparisons and how modern strength athletes use relative strength and performance scoring to measure real progress more accurately.  source: https://dotscalculator.com/

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