Barbell Beast and Lifting Legend | Ep 020 w/ Mark Rippetoe

[@paulfroelich1024]

I would attribute Mr. Rippetoe's success to his personal drahve.

[@leninfernandez9279]

He works on it fave times per day

[@kevinwheeler5595]

hip draive to draive views

[@TridentConcepts]

I would second that😎

[@jeffreyabelson7171]

Rip is one of my heros - about a year and a half ago I discovered Starting Strength - I literally struggled with an open bar squat - mostly a mobility issue but weakness, too. Today I squatted 200 with an SSB and rack lifted 365 - not bad for a guy who's 60 in a month and a week!

[@JC-yt1pm]

Coach Rippetoe pointed out something I knew but didn't know. People who are not naturally good at things make better teachers then those who dont. I prefer to hire people who have made mistakes then those who didn't. Part because I know they are honest and part because they can explain things better.

[@Cormac-jd2kx]

See the coaches at any sport. They are rarely ex champions.

[@asdf8asdf8asdf8asdf]

Mark is a natural educator. If I got the 3 wish genie I swear to God it would be for there to be another Rippetoe lifetime for him to open a series of schools broadening and applying his educational doctrine across not just lifting, but in all subjects. And then I would go live in the state whose kids he was teaching. That, my friends, would be Valhalla.

[@asdf8asdf8asdf8asdf]

"Oh sh*t, this is heavy" is not a cue --Mark Rippetoe Starting Strength

[@coughhy]

I've heard Rip mention all of these concepts before, but they have never been made to sound as interesting as the interviewer made em sound by being so hyped about them. Great job!

[@TridentConcepts]

Thanks man, it was an amazing time.

[@ello_o-n3t]

Rip spitting absolute facts for nearly 2 hours. Absolute pleasure to listen to.

[@jonchapman8344]

Learned about rip years ago. Its why I mostly do barbell movements. His system works

[@TridentConcepts]

100%

[@jarrodnuku2044]

This is gold. Love the reference to getting stronger by adding 2 ounces 😂 Thanks for the great work 🙏

[@TridentConcepts]

I'm a believer big time in this theory

[@bspraker1]

Notice how Rip watches Jeff put his drink down. Rip's a true educator!

[@Eliezer1018]

Outstanding interview, Mark is a Genuine treasure.

[@dard4642]

My education is in mathematics and Rip is absolutely correct -- the best people to *do* math are the talented experts; the best people to *teach* the math are TA's who, just a few semesters ago, were themselves struggling with the material they are now teaching. Also, look at the very best boxing trainers. They all laced-up gloves at some but never made a splash in the ring.

[@woodshcc5]

I boxed for 8 years. My best coaches were the coaches that had the most success in boxing. They were so good that they couldn't understand people that didn't immediately understand a concept.

[@ministryofanti-feminism1493]

Love it - yeah! I L O V E T H A T .

[@peterquinn3424]

More Texas Cafe Classics. Love, Daddy

[@TridentConcepts]

We are working on it!

[@maclacrosse1]

This is a great podcast

[@joegasparro2395]

Love Rip and love shooting. Glad i found this channel. Audio was way low btw, couldn't barely hear. Just a helpful suggestion.

[@TheBretttism]

Gold as always Rip

[@damontunstall3129]

If you take out the response to every sentence Rip says it’s a ok great interview.

[@micheal3520]

This was an amazing interview!

[@docoftheworld]

Only Mark Rippetoe, a rough on the edges Renaissance Man and polymath can nonchalantly invoke Richard Feynmann, lifting and peculiarities of alcohol so easily. I love you Rip

[@jamie.777]

Rip looks awesome

[@GruntProof]

Awesome chat

[@Scott-nk4rr]

I've thought about this a lot, I'm good at explaining things to people who don't understand. It's because I'm a doorknob lol

[@corneliusparkin2401]

Why does the host laugh like he does? There’s no jokes being told.

[@eriklinde]

😂

[@Cormac-jd2kx]

36:51

[@methodtraining]

Probably nervous.

[@benjacobs6531]

I actually do strength training to better handle the physical aspects of comp shooting

[@thegarybains]

Bill Russell was a coach in the NBA - but rips point is still valid

[@andrewlau5046]

This is amazing 🤩

[@robertlehnert4148]

Richard Feynman (pronounced Fein-man) said he couldn't qualify for MENSA.

[@marcoleone8189]

Yet was one of the greatest physicists of the 20th century.

[@keenanschouten2582]

In software engineering, we code kata (practice) and gradually difficult problem-solving (training). I don't think Mark realizes how profound the two factor model is.

[@MrDeanmfitz]

Why do you think he doesnt realize, when he literally spoke in detail about it within this very video?

[@keenanschouten2582]

@@MrDeanmfitz Incorrect. He's talking about strength, not about intellect.

[@MrDeanmfitz]

@@keenanschouten2582 incorrect. He clearly states that he means in all facets of life

[@keenanschouten2582]

@@MrDeanmfitz wrong. He believes "strength" impacts all facets of life because the context is training.

[@jamie.777]

Your a absolute 😂 beta ninny ​@keenanschouten2582

[@jerrythomas4457]

There’s some wild noises coming from Rips face.

[@nathanjames4242]

No BRCC? I will watch this one.

[@patricklongshanks378]

The problem with strength training in baseball is that they play 162 games a year. If they played less games, the athletes could more afford to get bigger and stronger. It would be like the difference between a marathon runner and a sprinter. Can you imagine how different the athletes would look if they only played say 20 games? I'm not saying it would be a financially lucrative thing to do, but you'd have some very entertaining baseball!

[@bh5817]

Damn why so many games?

[@406dn7]

Bill Russell would fit that bill.

[@throwsbear4334]

Host needs to be quiet for a little bit. Not every sentence that your guests speaks needs a verbal reaction.

[@xmoogoox]

I enjoy the enthusiasm

[@leninfernandez9279]

@@xmoogoox yeah but saying yes for an unfinished phrase is just plain anxiousness

[@leninfernandez9279]

@James Mckeehan indeed, he can run it in mute if he wants to, but this is useful feedback AFAIK

[@Ardepark]

HAHAHAHAHAHA YES! I LOVE IT! OH MY GOD YOU'RE SO RIGHT I LOVE THAT

[@jcdenton2907]

@James Mckeehan no

[@chadboromir5945]

fix your sound before uploading! your videos are too quiet

[@raiden031]

Hhhhhhhwhy

[@Cormac-jd2kx]

36:51

[@BigBusiness02]

Steve Kerr

[@gabrielavila2048]

Let Rip finish his damn sentences for crying out loud.

[@Pope2501]

Did Bart Conner not coach Olympians? Did he and Nadia not turn-out Olympic gymnasts from their gym in Norman? Rip is rarely wrong, but he may have made an error here. Maybe Conner and Nadia haven't produced any athletes of note....

[@bh5817]

Muh former navy SEAL

[@MrDeanmfitz]

Jason Kid

[@Cormac-jd2kx]

The guy laughing is so annoying

[@stephenpato5524]

...get your squat up to four oh fahve dammit 🤨...

[@frankd8774]

Rip really loves the sound of his own voice. According to Rip, the way baseball players practice is to hit a 5 Oz ball thrown from 66’6” away. Meanwhile, they hit batting practice (which are balls thrown from closer at less velocity, the6 do drills where balls ge5 tossed from the side and they even hit a stationary ball off a tee. The guy likes to sound like an authority on everything and he has no damn idea what he is talking about.

[@rigohook1160]

And that shall be his undoing.... Look, the two factor model works, even if they play around with different curves and some such in Baseball. He doesn't pretend to be a Baseball trainer, he just was using this as an analogy. I see it all the time in track and field.

[@Dan-x4o3m]

You guys know that rip literally invented the two factor model?

[@mikemusgrove9654]

You think he’s incompetent. I think he’s an unsung genius. The way of the world.

[@ello_o-n3t]

The guys wrote the 2 arguably most important strength books around and clowns on here carry on like he doesn’t know what he’s on about. Jesus Christ 😂😂

[@frankd8774]

​@@ello_o-n3t Did that strength book discuss how baseball players practice or are you the clown carrying on? Rip knows how to strength train mostly inexperienced lifters to do the lifts set out in his books. They aren't even about how to get the most strong, because by Rip's own admission, that isn't his target audience and he doesn't care about those people. They certainly are in now way about sport specific training like learning how to hit a baseball, which Rip has never done but still talks like he knows how to do it and nobody else knows what they are doing. Jesus Christ read your comment and he is too busy right now to deal with that kind of nonsense.

[@leonidbilyi5666]

Have to say that i really enjoyed the content, but hearing the host whispering “ i like that, i like that..” gets really annoying and distractive. Same as laughter outbursts.totally random. Whats more-when it happens as a reaction to Rip disagreeing with your previous argument, hearing “exactly” or “ i know, i know” right after-thats totally weird.