Revive Stronger

The Revive Stronger Podcast

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Welcome to the Revive Stronger Podcast your go-to podcast when it comes to evidence-based training & nutrition practices. Together we delve deep into everything related to training, nutrition, bodybuilding and much more. Talking to the brightest minds in the fitness industry, elite coaches, top tier athletes and dispensing world-class knowledge to the public. Coaches and trainees this is the podcast for you!

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Revive Stronger

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Health

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revivestronger.com

Latest episode

Jul 11, 2026

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Episodes

177: Scott Stevenson - Core Principles of Bodybuilding 21.10.2019

Dr Scott Stevenson is back! This is part 1 of a 2 part video show with Scott. Scott has a PhD in Applied Exercise Physiology and has published peer-reviewed scientific literature. He is also a competitive bodybuilder with plenty of success, with four overall titles, including the 2009 NPC Mr. Arizona, and four top 5 national level showings. With over 30 years lifting experience and more than 2 dec...

176: Volume Progression with Mike Israetel & Alex Boivin 14.10.2019

We all know Mike by now. Alex has been on at episode 172 and had some interesting ideas about methodologies for hypertrophy. That's why we got both on to discuss their ideas about the optimal progression scheme for hypertrophy. Timestamps: 01:00 Alex kicks off with talking about his critics 4:20 Mike response to Alex's interpretation of Mike's approach 11:30 Alex's take on soreness, pump, difficul...

175: Eric Helms - Athlete Development: How to continuously progress 07.10.2019

Eric is finally back on the podcast after quite a successful competition season. In this episode, Eric reflects upon this competitive season and talks about his biggest takeaways. Timestamps: 00:10 Eric reflects on his post-show period 09:45 What is too low of calories? 15:30 Carb intake and differences in bodybuilding culture 22:50 Eric talks about Iron Culture podcast 27:09 How to progress from...

174: Brandon Roberts - Sarcoplasmic Hypertrophy 30.09.2019

Dr Brandon Roberts is a man of science who is also deeply involved in the field himself. With a PhD in Muscle Biology, a notorious fitness writer for well-established reviews/website, a coach for the Strength Guys and a competitive Natural Bodybuilder. This gives Brandon unique perspectives and the ability to have a full view of what’s going on in the lab vs. the gym. Today we talk about new disco...

173: Mike Israetel - Maximum Muscular Potential 23.09.2019

Back with another Q&A with Dr. Mike Israetel. This time he's at the Olympia and records in a gym, so sorry for the audio. Still, super valuable stuff about stimulus/fatigue ratio, thermic effect of food, max muscle potential and much more! Timestamps: 01:06 Anything new in regards to effective reps since last time? Especially after Greg's article 16:11 Why ever train with a different RIR than 2 if...

172: Alex Boivin - BCAA, Periodisation and Muscle Damage 16.09.2019

Alex Boivin is highly interested in muscle hypertrophy. He has a degree in physiology and his research has been into; Mechanisms for muscle hypertrophy, current hypertrophy literature, blood flow restriction, volume per session and protein. We dig into some of this and discuss some details that have never come onto the podcast before. Timestamps: 03:01 Are BCAA's worth it? Debunking the myth aroun...

171: Cliff Wilson - Foundational Strategies for a Successful Prep 09.09.2019

Cliff Wilson is one of the top bodybuilding coaches having taken his clients to earn over 110 pro cards, 75 professional titles, and 9 world championships. Doing so using a combination of scientifically proven methods and newer, experience-driven techniques. He is coming to London on the 28th of September presenting on: – Theory & Application of Peak Week – Foundational strategies for success – Th...

170: Mike Israetel - Effective Reps 02.09.2019

Mike is back on the podcast with another fantastic episode. He talks about NO supplements, the pump and the concept of effective reps. Timestamps: 01:02 How important is equipment to be the best bodybuilder 05:24 Mike's take on effective reps 16:55 What to do nutritionally while travelling? 19:36 Pump and causative role in hypertrophy and NO supplements worth taken 21:26 Pre-exhaustion before heav...

169: Melissa Davis - The importance of Habit Formation 26.08.2019

Mel has a PhD in Neurobiology and Behavior and has 10 years of research experience. She is also currently a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt under Giva Santana at One Jiu Jitsu, and is a multiple-time IBJJF Master World Champion. Her speciality is helping clients learn to effectively utilize the tools she gives them to lose fat, gain muscle, and perform. In today's podcast, we talk about evidence-ba...

168: Ben Esgro - Insights into a Supplement Company 19.08.2019

Ben is the founder of De Novo Nutrition. The company has both consulting and supplement branches, based on objective science and ethical practice. Ben is also a registered dietitian (RD), with a Masters in Nutrition and Exercise Science (MS). He has over 6 years experience of coaching and programming for individuals all the way from general population folks all the way up to elite competitors, suc...

167: Danny Lennon - Chrono-Nutrition and the Circadian Rhythm 12.08.2019

Danny is the owner of Sigma Nutrition, a leading content creator and coaching service in the evidence-based fitness sphere. Of course, Danny is also the host of the great Sigma Nutrition Podcast, he also presents internationally and has a master’s in Nutritional Sciences. Today we talk about an area that Danny has been taking a deep look into, that being the circadian rhythm and Chrono nutrition....

166: Mike T. Nelson - Heart Rate Variability 05.08.2019

Dr. Mike T Nelson has spent over 18 years of his life learning how the human body works. Mike specifically focuses on how to properly condition the body to burn fat, become stronger, more flexible and healthier. He has a PhD in exercise physiology, a BA in natural science and MS in bio-mechanics. Mike has developed techniques to help the top government agencies and his clients who have been featur...

165: Jordan Peters & Mike Israetel - Reps In Reserve 29.07.2019

We know Mike and at least since Episode 163, you should know Jordan as well. In today's episode, Mike and Jordan go into a discussion about Reps In Reserve, Training to failure and their overall take on that matter. What are the pros, cons and potential considerations. A much-anticipated episode that is finally there. Timestamps: 00:25 Jordan starts with asking Mike the question about his progress...

164: Jake Reed - Athlete Monitoring Techniques 22.07.2019

Jake is a master of data collection for enhancing your training. With a PhD is sports performance, a master’s in health and sports science, a BA in exercise science and is an NSCA CSCS Jake knows what’s important when it comes to data collection for trainees. He is also the current assistant professor at the University of North Iowa, sports scientist for UNI wrestling and volleyball and a coach at...

163: Jordan Peters - Pivotal Reps: These are the Reps That Count 15.07.2019

Jordan lives and breaths bodybuilding, his passion is undeniable. As well as being a bodybuilder he has a masters in physiology and is a highly experienced coach. He’s worked with world champion powerlifters and top bodybuilders in Nabba and the IFBB. Today we dig into Jordan’s passion for bodybuilding and his philosophies for muscle growth. https://www.instagram.com/trainedbyjp https://www.traine...

162: Mike Israetel - Mixing Rep Ranges for Max Muscle Growth 08.07.2019

Mike is back again for another Q&A. This time Mike talks about Skeletor face, general metabolite recommendations, SARMS, mixing rep ranges for max hypertrophy and much more! Also, London Seminar 2019 just finished and you'll have the chance to get the video footage to further advance with your knowledge. https://revivestronger.com/london-replay/ Timestamps: 01:26 Skeletor face, a sign of malnutrit...

161: Jacob Schepis - Digging through a Contest Prep 01.07.2019

Jacob is the owner & director of JPS Health & Fitness. He is also a competitive natural bodybuilder and powerlifter, where he has won multiple state and international titles, along with competing in the International Powerlifting Federation, where he has competed at a national level and achieved a top 8 Ranking in Australia. Furthermore, he has helped thousands of individuals improve their strengt...

160: Lyndon Purcell - Physiological changes in a Contest Prep 24.06.2019

Lyndon is a deep thinker of science in sport and nutrition. He has a masters in high-performance sport science, a bachelor of applied science and uses this as the head of education at JPS. Lyndon is a very thoughtful coach and presenter, which is obvious as soon as you start listening to this episode. We dig into the physiology of getting very very lean and how you can best set yourself up for suc...

159: Jason Miller - Understanding Biomechanics for Muscle Growth 17.06.2019

Jason Miller is an expert in biomechanics and how this influences our physique training. Today's episode is an absolute must for anyone who wants to take their training and knowledge to a new level. We cover some basic biomechanics you can take into the gym with you today and some advanced concepts for you to think about. Jason himself has a PhD in exercise physiology, MS in Exercise Science, is a...

158: Jackson Peos - Current Science Behind Intermittent Dieting 10.06.2019

Jackson Peos is a coach, competitor and researcher. He is currently studying at the university of Western Australia, where he is investigating the effects of diet breaks versus continuous dieting in athletic populations. We dig into this research and lots of questions pertaining to what can the smell of food do for your diet and promising supplements for spot fat reduction. Timestamps: 08:13 Jacks...

157: Aaron Horschig - Debunking Common Myths about Squats 03.06.2019

Dr. Aaron Horschig is the founder of Squat University. He is a physical therapist, coach, speaker, and writer is the author of the squat bible and has been published in numerous professional journals. Aaron is also a competitive Olympic weightlifter since 2005, placing sixth in the 2011 US Nationals. In today’s I ask Aaron how do we stay healthy and injury free as a physique competitor, we go over...

156: Eric Helms - Latest Takeaways from a Competition Season 27.05.2019

Eric Helms aka Captain America is back on the show. Eric has been tirelessly completing his PhD programme over in New Zealand over the past years. This precluded him from competing in his sport; natural bodybuilding. However, having recently become a Dr he is now in prep for the 2019 season. In today's podcast we talk about why Eric took so many years away from the stage, what’s different this tim...

155: Mike Israetel - The benefits and Downsides of Strength for Hypertrophy 20.05.2019

Mike is back again for another Q&A. This time Mike talks about travelling and available equipment, his take on things such as neutral neck, spine positioning and pelvic tilt and furthermore about if a strength base is beneficial for hypertrophy. Also, London Seminar 2019 just finished and you'll have the chance to get the video footage to further advance with your knowledge. https://revivestronger...

154: Menno Henselmans - Diet Breaks, Elevated Heels & Inter-Set Stretching 13.05.2019

Menno is first and foremost a scientist. Also, a top physique coach, international speaker and has written for several of the most well-known websites such as Men's Health and T Nation. Menno is known for his Bayesian thinking which makes his analysis of studies and data very interesting. In today's episode we ask Menno your questions, remember if you want to ask the experts your question please d...

153: Greg Potter - The Science of Sleep 06.05.2019

Greg Potter has a PhD focused on sleep, diet, and metabolism. He also holds an MSc Exercise Physiology and works at HumanOS with our previous guest Dan Pardi. Furthermore, his work has been featured by the BBC World Service, TIME magazine, Reuters, and more. He is also a qualified personal trainer and sports massage therapist, having worked as a sprints coach at Loughborough, coaching an athlete t...

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