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Thomas Lilley is the owner and founder of Zero Weakness, a strength and powerlifting coaching brand, chain of gyms and equipment manufacturer based in Australia. He is also a powerlifter who has totaled 1012.5kg single-ply in the 125kg class (Australia's number one equipped total at the time of recording).

Jordan Helyer is a Zero Weakness coach and a powerlifter who has totaled 850kg at 100kg. He is the owner of Zero Weakness Wales, coming soon to Cardiff.

In this episode, Alex, Jordan and Thomas discuss almost every factor that is typically atrributed to a lifter making progress in powerlifting, with Jordan and Thomas weighing in on how much each of these factors actually make a difference. Thereafter, Jordan and Thomas decide on the "top three" factors which a powerlifter should prioritise if he or she wishes to make maximal progress.

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Andy Smith is the owner of LIFT Gyms UK, the co-founder of Brawn Power, and a GPC European powerlifting champion. In this episode, Andy provides his unique insight on what he believes powerlifting must do in order to elevate itself to the level of more lucrative sports when it comes to sponsorhip, exposure, prize money and athlete salaries.

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Dan Stewart is a powerlifter who competes both raw and equipped. He has totaled 972.5kg in the 110kg class raw and has recently totaled 1100kg equipped in the 125kg class. He has also held an all time world record in the squat with 411kg at 110kg, and he was the 2019 Irish Pro winner.

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Seamus is back so we’re doing a Triple Dip based on series from Manga Planet Library! We’ll be checking out The Legend of the Strongest, Kurosawa!, Sunrise Snack Bar, and Ragna Chronicles! We also discuss My Summer of You, Fujimoto Tatsuki Tanpenshuu, and the end of Golden Kamuy and Chi. ~Chikyu no Undou ni Tsuite~!!!

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Timestamps:

• 00:00:00 - Intro Song: “Are You Ready For Me Baby” by Funky Giraffe, Opening, Introductions, Special guest star Seamus
• 00:02:17 - Whatchu Been Reading: Transition Song: “Funkymania” by The Original Orchestra, Morgana checks out the BL My Summer of You
• 00:03:28 - The intricate art of Jeremy Bastian shines in Cursed Pirate Girl
• 00:09:12 - Reading Leonard Cohen reminded Morgana of seeing him in concert
• 00:12:47 - Darfox saw The Batman and takes us on a random tangent to video games
• 00:21:31 - dakazu enjoyed the endings of Golden Kamuy and Chi. ~Chikyu no Undou ni Tsuite~
• 00:24:10 - dakazu loved learning about Tatsuki Fujimoto’s through his short story collections Fujimoto Tatsuki Tanpenshuu 
• 00:29:46 - Next Episode Preview and Rundown: Saikyo Selection on City Hunter, We will examine various iterations of the popular action comedy series, starting with the original manga by Tsukasa Hojo
• 00:34:16 - Main Segment Triple Dip: Sunrise Snack Bar/Ragna Chronicles/The Legend of the Strongest, Kurosawa!, Transition Song: “It’s Over” by Generation Lost, We read the first volume of three different series from Manga Planet Library for discussion and to see if we’d continue reading it before picking our favorite, Including:
• 00:42:13 - Sunrise Snack Bar by Rena Yamamoto
• 00:57:23 - Ragna Chronicles by Masaya Hokazono
• 01:11:40 - The Legend of the Strongest, Kurosawa! by Nobuyuki Fukumoto
• 01:34:13 - We pick our favorite out of the three manga
• 01:37:54 - Next Week’s Topic: City Hunter, Social Media Rundown, Sign Off Song: “Crazy for Your Love” by Orkas

Adam Bishop is the reigning Britain's Strongest Man and recently competed in the finals of the World's Strongest Man. Adam has a background in strength and conditioning and sports science, having worked for Harlequins rugby club as a strength and conditioning coach before deciding to leave in order to pursue strongman full-time.

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Chloe Brennan is a 24 year old lightweight strongwoman. She recently won England's Strongest Woman and placed fourth at the Arnolds. Chloe is a drug-free athlete.

Delroy McQueen is a powerlifter who has competed in strength sports for thirty years. He has won Commonwealth gold in Olympic weightlifting and has won multiple titles in powerlifting. He has deadlifted 385kg raw, and squatted 365kg in wraps and 445kg in multi ply equipment.

Nick Best, recognized as the world's strongest man, joins the guys in studio to talk about training with Frank and making a living by lifting the heaviest objects he can find.

Eddie Hall is the athlete, strongman, and actor better known as “The Beast”.

In 2016 he set the deadlift world record at 500kg - over 1100 pounds - which he said was one of the most dangerous things he’s ever done.

In 2017 he won the World’s Strongest Man competition at the sixth attempt, accomplishing a lifelong dream.

Today he spends his time recording television projects and YouTube shows, promoting strongman as a sport and mental health awareness. He is also filming a documentary with Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Watch the full episode here: https://londonreal.tv/e/eddie-hall-the-strongest-man-in-history/ 

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Eddie Hall is the athlete, strongman, and actor better known as “The Beast”.

In 2016 he set the deadlift world record at 500kg - over 1100 pounds - which he said was one of the most dangerous things he’s ever done.

In 2017 he won the World’s Strongest Man competition at the sixth attempt, accomplishing a lifelong dream.

Today he spends his time recording television projects and YouTube shows, promoting strongman as a sport and mental health awareness. He is also filming a documentary with Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Watch the full episode here: https://londonreal.tv/e/eddie-hall-the-strongest-man-in-history/

 Hi it’s Brian Rose here, founder and host of London Real.