From World’s Strongest Man winner Eddie Hall and “The American Monster” Robert Oberst to strength coach Charles Poliquin, Strength Camp founder Elliott Hulse, endurance strongman Ross Edgley and six-time Mr Olympia Dorian Yates: how the strongest people on earth train and think.

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Strongmen on the pursuit of raw power

Eddie Hall, known as “The Beast”, won World’s Strongest Man and tells Brian what it took to get there. Robert Oberst, a professional strongman since 2012, explains how he became “The American Monster” and why the sport suits outsiders. Elliott Hulse, a former competitive strongman who built Strength Camp and a large YouTube following, argues that the body and the mind cannot be trained apart. In a London Real compilation, Hall, Dorian Yates, Ross Edgley and David Goggins explain why they believe most people quit at 40% of their real capacity.

Coaches and methods: how to get stronger

Strength coach Charles Poliquin (1961 to 2018) coached Olympians in many sports. He talked about earning your carbs, the myth of discipline and doping in sport. Dorian Yates takes Brian through a high-intensity training session and explains why he believes short, very hard sets beat long workouts. Ross Edgley argues that strength and endurance can be built together, a view he tested with feats like the Great British Swim. Former soldier and natural bodybuilder Jamie Alderton shares his approach to body transformation.

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Strongman & Weightlifting on London Real: common questions

Who has London Real interviewed about strongman and weightlifting? Brian Rose has interviewed World’s Strongest Man winner Eddie Hall, professional strongman Robert Oberst, Elliott Hulse, Ross Edgley, strength coach Charles Poliquin and six-time Mr Olympia Dorian Yates, among others.

How is this different from the bodybuilding page? This page is about strength: how much you can lift, pull and carry. For physique, stage competition and the Mr Olympia champions, see the Bodybuilding interviews.

What do the guests say matters most? Most point to the mind as much as the muscles. Eddie Hall and Ross Edgley describe pushing far past the point of discomfort, while Charles Poliquin argued that good habits matter more than willpower.

Are the full strongman and weightlifting episodes free to watch? Yes. Every full-length interview on this page can be watched free on londonreal.tv.

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