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Nov 11, 2016

This week David had the pleasure of being joined by Brad Loomis of 3D muscle journey. 

Brad Loomis first stepped on the competitive bodybuilding stage in 2003. Earning his Pro status in 2008 at the INBF Washington State Naturals, Brad has since competed as a Pro in the PNBA, IFPA and WNBF organizations. Brad also began competing in raw Powerlifting in 2010 achieving a measure of success in both the 165lbs and 181lbs weight classes and earning the Bronze Medal in the 74kg Master 1 class at the 2015 USAPL Raw Nationals.

 

Despite his accomplishments as a bodybuilder and powerlifter, Brad considers his greatest talent to be coaching. “I have an innate ability to translate the subject and communicate that to the client or athlete whether it is in the classroom, the football field, the weight room, or the cosmetic stage.” Thus, being a Team 3DMJ coach is a “dream job” for Brad as he gets to live his passion and do what he feels he is good at every day. “God gave me this talent and now He has granted me the opportunity to put it to good use, every day, hand in hand with the 4 best coaches in the business.

 

In this episode David and Brad discuss: 

 

Topic 1: Programming for the advanced athlete. 
 
Q1. What are the main considerations the advanced/elite athletes need to have when periodising their training?
Q2. What is the best way to track progress for the elite athlete?
Q3. How do we best maintain strength during a dieting phase or is it just something we should expect?
 
Topic 2: The reality of coaching
 
Q4. Coaching can be seen as black & white, what unexpected roles or jobs have you encountered during your experience as a coach?
Q5. What is your hierarchy of attributes that make a good coach?
 
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