In this episode I interview Jim Wendler, author of 5/3/1. We hit on a diverse group of topics, but one thing that you’ll hear are many recurring themes to successful strength programming, that I strongly believe in, and are the foundation of Jim’s program success.

We cover:

    • Why is discipline more important that motivation?
    • Building habits for successful training
    • Components of effective programming
    • Jim’s work with High School athletes
    • Is “peaking” in powerlifting overrated?
    • and more..

.....The Audio of this Podcast can also be found on iTunes and Google Play - Links to everything are here at PeakMentalPerformance.Org (as well as additional resources, coaching info, and more episodes)

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For Questions or Information Regarding the Peak Mental Performance Podcast, Coaching, or Programming, check out PeakMentalPerformance.org or contact me at joeschillero@gmail.com

 

-- Competitively - My last competition was the  USAPL Spring Classic in Columbus, OH April 1st; where I qualified for USAPL Raw Nationals. I am currently deciding on my next raw meet this year, and will likely also compete equipped again sometime early next year.

I'm currently the Fitness & Wellness Director at Ohio University as well as Event Coordinator for EliteFTS. I'm also involved in coaching and public speaking on topics relating to powerlifting, coaching, education, student development, and mental health.