General Physical Podcast

Jim Lincoln comes on as an early friend of the show and walks through a long weight-loss journey.

Dana Zorns traces his kettlebell start back to 2010 at Guantanamo Bay.

Nikolai Pukhlov joins from Seattle.

Dan John joins Kettle Knights #75 to talk with Gregory about coaching, kettlebells, and why he likes conversations that keep the “loop open.” He contrasts “open loops” and “closed loops,” then connects that idea to track meets, recovery advice, and the way athletes solve problems when the coach is not present.

Gregory Dzemaili frames The Kettlebell Code, second edition around “three strategies to forge a body ready for anything after 40,” then links that system to his own 2016 jump into self-employment and a lawsuit tied to speaking out about gyms.

Kettle Knights #69 brings on Dr.

Levi Marquardt joins the show with a strong reputation and a lot of kettlebell mass behind it.

Phil Wojtynski joins the host for his first podcast appearance.

Gregory brings Professor Robert Roberts back for a wider look at acidosis.

Australian kettlebell snatch champion Daniel Hutchinson shares his journey from cricket and boxing through military service to discovering kettlebell sport.

Denis Vasiliev, a 12-time kettlebell sport world champion, shares his complete athletic journey from childhood martial arts in Kaliningrad through discovering kettlebell sport at age 15, a two-year bodybuilding hiatus, and ultimately relocating to St.

Elite kettlebell lifter Aleksandr Khvostov shares advanced techniques for snatch and jerk, including breathing patterns, training methodologies, and competition strategies.

Levi Markwardt is back for another long kettlebell conversation after the first one clearly changed the host's training.

The hosts open by welcoming Adam "the Bioneer" and talking about how their YouTube audiences overlap.

Gregory Jamaili says trainers, therapists, doctors, and coaches can become confident kettlebell instructors in 10 weeks with one to two hours per week and 100% online learning.

Michael Sun comes on as an internationally recognized kettlebell sport coach with a Soviet Union background.

Nick Tominello shows up as an OG coach in the kettlebell world.

G and Coach Michael have known each other for more than a decade, which gives the conversation an easy, blunt rhythm.

John finally gets Mike Barbato from Precision Kettlebells on the line.