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Mike Roussell aided in the development and administration of the nutrition portion of the curriculum at the University of Vermont Medical School.
Mike & Marty discuss powerlifting, Marty Gallagher's Purposefully Primitive Fitness system, the problem with the television show, 'The Biggest Loser,' caffeine and mental performance, and much more. Listen in now!
Welcome to Episode #6 of the Max-Out Radio podcast series! This week, your esteemed host, Mike Roussell, discusses the "Purposefully Primitive Fitness" system and powerlifting - with special guest, Marty Gallagher.
Mike and Marty also discuss the problems with the show, "The Biggest Loser," Marty's incredible ablility to get results with clients, and scientific literature on caffeine and mental performance.
This week's Recipe Remix shows you how to make killer oatmeal while you sleep!! Tune in today!
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About This Episode
Marty Gallagher
Marty Gallagher is a renaissance man in the world of weight training. He is an accomplished powerlifter where some of his accolades include being a 7-time national master powerlifting champion and 5-time world master powerlifting champion.
Marty Gallagher, 5-Time World Master Powerlifting Champion.
As a coach, Marty led a team from Black's Gym to 5 national championships. In addition, he was also the co-coach of the 1991 USA world powerlifting championship team.
Finally, as a writer, Marty has penned articles for the Washington Post, Muscle & Fitness, and Powerlifting USA as well as writing what has been called the best book on powerlifting ever written, "Coan: The Man, The Myth, The Method."
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Why Powerlifting (And Not Bodybuilding)? Described simply, powerlifting is training to maximize one's strength in the squat, bench press and deadlift with the end goal to achieve a PR. Read about my journey and training routine to becoming a powerlifter!
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In a slow cooker, combine all ingredients and set to low heat. Cover and let cook for 8 to 9 hours. Stir and remove to serving bowls. This method works best if started before you go to bed. This way your oatmeal will be finished by morning. Makes 3 servings.
*Denotes change in recipe. (Half-and-Half was removed from original recipe.)
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(52:55; mp3 - 24.2 MB; December 3, 2006)
Overnight Oatmeal
