#10: SHANE HUNT FULL PODCAST!! Natural Numbers, Training METHODs, & MORE!!🍿

[@Eric42RandomVideos]

Keep these podcasts comin Pete real powerlifting fans are really enjoying them! Sorry about the channel growth slowing but it’s part of the process

[@PeteRubish]

Yes sir, I won't give up! I'll keep things coming!

[@xhulianrucaj5810]

Hey Pete, have you ever thought of having Cailer Woolam on the podcast? It would make for a great interview since we haven't heard much from him in the past years. Also Dawson Windham would be very interesting to hear. They're both all round solid dudes. Keep up the good work man!

[@PeteRubish]

Yes, I absolutely have him on my short list. He is very relatable to me as he also seems to be winding down his career a bit due to injuries. We're not that far apart in age and I'd be curious to pick his brain about where his head is at after all of the adversity and what's next.

[@xhulianrucaj5810]

@@PeteRubish Yeah such a shame for his injuries, he had so much potential. He was a big inspiration for me to start deadlifting. I'll be looking forward to that interview!

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[@Jason-gb2zl]

Really been enjoying your interview style podcasts - the casual Zoom chats come across as natural and unscripted. You have a great way of talking to people and getting them to open up. It's interesting to hear your guests talk about their lives outside of lifting and go into more detail than you get from their IG posts.

[@elispivak6263]

This was a sick interview, Pete! Shane is a super down to earth dude and not to mention strong af! It'd be cool to see his friend Dawson Windham on one of these

[@willwillisproductions159]

Been waiting for this for a while. Shane is awesome, great up and coming lifter!

[@PeteRubish]

Yes he is! Big things to come for him for sure!

[@LolLol-fn9vd]

Omg these timestamps are clutch af. Ty pete

[@RICHFRVR]

Pete's passion for snacks 😭

[@BenjaminKuruga]

Shane looking like GigaChad nowadays. Great video Pete!

[@joelmartinez625]

Great interview thanks for doing these like that it's less serious and just friendly banter

[@tariqo16]

now we need a restaurants tier list

[@PeteRubish]

Future content possibilities!

[@davenportbarbell734]

Love all the natty guys honestly

[@AndrewArdeleanu]

Been looking forward to this one the most, thanks for doing these Pete ❤️

[@PeteRubish]

Absolutely brother, thanks for stopping by!

[@kingoftheverticaldiet1108]

Loved the interview, best one yet. Huge fan of both you guys. Keep up the good work.

[@Fillegubben]

I appreciate you asking these athletes about how people started out, their early numbers, all of that. Always interesting

[@PeteRubish]

Yes sir! It’s always interesting to hear where everyone came from!

[@JohnsGym402]

Would not mind you running it back with these guys for a part 2. Something to keep in mind, as they are great.

[@93danne93]

You are killing it with these podcasts Pete! Keep it up😃

[@Jmack7861]

Pete I used to work at Cracker Barrel and still remember how to cook 90% of everything. Let me know if you need a personal chef

[@SethAKPI]

Is Pete a fuckin Cracker Barrel associate 😂, he advertises the hell out of it. Not gonna lie, I went there after the video with Bob Matthews, it’s good

[@Alejandro-tp8hd]

😂😂😂

[@jefffendrick418]

Great Pete. Thanks

[@PeteRubish]

Thank you!

[@MikeBrown-sd9sj]

This guy is a phenomenal guy and athletic freak.

[@axelkutz]

Shane is a beast ! & Hey Pete have you ever thought about making reaction videos. React to any lifts,viral lifts, or genetic freaks and give your input or anything just your raw reaction to it.

[@PeteRubish]

I was doing them a bit for some time, but you're 100% right that I need to get back to that!

[@komoru]

Pete you guys need to seriously try anabolic ice cream reciipes (like Scott Murray's Oreo protein fluff). Total game changer. Way less calories, way more filling than "normal" store bought ice cream. Major key for sticking to any diet plan!

[@renaereps]

Yesssss! Can’t wait to listen to this!

[@PeteRubish]

Thank you brother!

[@jamesmann7795]

Chad penson is my favorite lifter, that interview would be really dope.

[@PeteRubish]

He is crazy strong! That would be a good one!

[@jonathancheng3763]

Seconded!

[@tariqo16]

tbh pete this podcast EP had more clips in it you could have posted more short parts hopedully we get more shorts in the future

[@PeteRubish]

I'll definitely do more in the future!

[@ThomaConjugate]

great podcast, Pete! as always, for algorithm.

[@brandonreyes5883]

Please interview Dan Bell!

[@magnus6231]

Shane comes across as a really relaxed guy, pleasant talk. Are you still trying to get Eric Bugenhagen on the show ?

[@PeteRubish]

He is very chill! I just haven't been able to get a hold of Buges, but I'd absolutely talk to him!

[@magnus6231]

@Pete Rubish He probably tries to avoid the what’s your favorite juice question !

[@sberc1]

been waiting for this one. Commenting for the algo

[@PeteRubish]

Thank you very much Brendan!

[@MikeBrown-sd9sj]

After Shane you need to look into Dawson Windham

[@Barneyfithlawman]

I always was amazed at how Doug Furnas looked and flexible I think he did back flips

[@brandongunsolus903]

Dawson Windham would be a dope one. Stupid strong in just about everything

[@Fillegubben]

I'd assume he's already on your list but Ed Coan would be a good guest. And Kevin Oak for sure. A bunch of guys in strongman as well. Big Z especially cause he's the GOAT, but also Luke Stoltman, Brian Shaw, Martins Licis

[@danbaseley5268]

Great Podcast - again. Do you think you could get Nicholas DuPreez - the South African guy on?

[@pml139]

3 plate bench at 15 lol

[@germanrud9904]

i couldnt hit 1 then

[@Danielllllewis]

@@giuliano2424 look him up on openpowerlifting and see the meet from when he was 15 he weighed 275. The 374 was in comp his best was 385 in the gym, but he was

[@usseles4974]

The Nasal breathing master

[@mikep3322]

Wasnt shane at the pioneer open in coleman 8 days ago?

[@jonathanbraat4515]

love these podcasts?

[@Md25_110kg]

you did 500x1 on hyperextensions just watched the vid the other day lol

[@teiwaztim1482]

of everything you guys discussed, for real, try the ben n jerrys pistachio. trust me all you can. its so serious.

[@dansmith9724]

I just recently saw an oldish video , about a year ago with Scotty talking to one of the bbing guru's. You were embarrassed to tell him what you ate and u still had visible abs. And when you coached people you would say I don't do diets you need someone else who understands all that. Now watching you interview people and talking about their favourite junk food etc. It's funny to hear people's favourite pig out food. I think you should look for a sponsor in the fast food industry or just get 5 cheese pizza sponsor👍, bugger supplement sponsors etc Abs with a protein drink and a bag of family size chips🤣🤣 You realise how many fat guys trying to lose wt wish they had your genetics, we have you desire for junk food and you talk about it so well. I like to see you have Lee Priest on and just talk about favourite junk food and things like the best post meal feed you've had that would have these bbing guru's in shock especially if they have a few guys a couple of weeks out and hearing you and Lee talking about you favourite foods. Anyway I need to work off some donuts 🍩 and listen to the rest of the podcast. Entertaining as always, Cheers, Dan🥞

[@lil_edo]

Stop sleeping on Cracker Barrel!! C'mon people 🤤🤤🤤

[@Rowland_Hoskins]

algo

[@jon-kd5st]

Pretty sure they could and can beat the test unless it's truly random and monthly. If you know you're gonna be tested at a met and only at the meet....

[@Benaddicted11trkfbal]

25:45 is where it gets real lmao

[@dangerass1982]

Good stuff, Pete. I see you post clips that are about 10 minutes long before the full podcast, but have you considered posting even shorter clips after you post the full podcast? I see some other popular channels from various industries doing that. You could get more clips out of each recording and not spoil the full show, which might be cutting into your views. Maybe mix a shorter clip each day with daily thoughts, tips, whatever.

[@magnus6231]

Algo

[@PeteRubish]

Thank you as always Magnus!

[@Kaledrone]

Yes Pete, but Shane also admits that he hit 804lbs on a deadlift bar in a gym setting on lbs plates, probably with straps too since it's a gym lift. Whenever (at least when it comes to me) I say that a 800lbs deadlift is not possible natty, what I mean is it's not possible in comp with calibrated plates on a stiff bar, no strap, fully conventional (or frog sumo), and completely raw ofc. Of course you technically can deadlift 800lbs natty, especially in a gym setting, but under the circumstances I provided, I don't believe it's possible. The fact that there is more than a 50lbs difference between his best natty gym DL and natty comp DL also shows why comp lifts and gym lifts shouldn't be compared. Also I feel like I need to point this out, but the 800 is not a hard number, I only use that because it's a convenient number instead of saying some shit like "A 813.445 deadlift is definitely not possible natty". The main point is that you probably start going into juicy territory somewhere around the 800 mark, it's not exactly 800 and will differ a bit from people to people, but that's about the ballpark.

[@germanrud9904]

I see lots of test only cycles these days. 1 to 1.5gs per week, nothing else.

[@secondthought2]

It's bioidentical and the most likely one for people to respond best to.

[@RaineyPowerTraining]

Bro is completely naive about drug testing and people's true nature. 😂 Damn

[@BLXDE-RXNNER]

Good stuff man