The variables in executing repetition ranges can be manipulated to gain the same adaptations as hypertrophy during strength training by modifying other variables. Eccentrics and isometrics are other ways to increase strength and hypertrophy.
Being too specific in your training can increase the likelihood of overuse injuries, which can affect the consistency of your performance over time. Identifying modifiable variables can help you strike a balance between specificity and variation, leading to better outcomes and adaptations.
The hex bar deadlift max and body weight of an athlete can indicate their speed and power on the treadmill. Improving the hex bar deadlift max without increasing body weight can result in an improvement in speed.
This podcast explores the qualities necessary to become a level five leader, including ambition and humility, and delves into the hierarchy of leadership levels.
David Kadavy talks about his framework for project management called "just-in-time project management" which is the culmination of his three previous levels of productivity: time management, attention management, and design. He also introduces the fourth level, Personal Knowledge Management, which is a digital tool to store our knowledge and can be used to avoid overworking.