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Max Aita: A Squatting Life-JTSstrength.com

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Max Aita understands squatting everyday maybe better than any other American coach or athlete. He spent over a decade training under Tom Goff and Ivan Abadjiev and under Abadjiev, Max trained alongside many Bulgarian National Team athletes. Max was forced to retire from weightlifting due to a wrist injury but has gone on to a very successful powerlifting and coaching career.
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@gee_ray 8 лет назад

I love Max's description of willpower at the end of the interview: "Willpower is the most important factor in becoming successful at anything, especially lifting weights. Not just the willpower to fight through a hard squat workout, but the willpower to make smart choices... The willpower to have shitty days and not let it affect you. The willpower to do what you HAVE to do, not what you WANT to do."

@darklord220 7 лет назад

Gav Gray he will be a significant coach.

@Bagheera_warzone 8 лет назад

"If you're going to get motivated by a saying on a shirt, you'll suck"... That should go on a shirt.

@yaroslav64 8 лет назад

Man I could listen to Max talk all day.

@Daluke61 8 лет назад

Agree 100%. (Very) intelligent squat talk!

@PistolPeteLee 8 лет назад

'If you're gonna get motivated by a saying on a t shirt, you're gonna suck' I laughed.. A lot.

@stefanobit8668 8 лет назад

+BORN Maybe they could put that on their next shirt....

@PistolPeteLee 8 лет назад

+stefano bit Would buy lol

@stefanobit8668 8 лет назад

Definitely would haha

@julianlindner1568 8 лет назад

+stefano bit shut up and take my money lol :D

@jackryan2995 8 лет назад

That intro was pure straight up gold Chad, I love it!

@josephsiko6731 8 лет назад

He's a lot more jacked here then he looked on the power cast. Mark must've deliberately out angled him.

@cuzIambatman 8 лет назад

Smelly and his goddemn tricks

@theutopiacast 8 лет назад

For real he always positions himself so his arms look huge.

@32srt32 3 года назад

this was back in 2015 when he was powerlifting. i dont think hes as jacked now as when he was training for powerlifting.

@JinnDante 2 года назад

he is obv on juice that's why. Nothign wrong with that tho

@TheJiujitsumaniac 8 лет назад

Max looking jacked.

@jordankroell 8 лет назад

Always love hearing anything from Max Aita. Had the pleasure of meeting him twice this year. What a nice, knowledgeable guy who really loves lifting. Can't wait to hear more from him. Thanks for sharing this interview JTS!!!!!!

@AdamPalmerPhotoReactive 8 лет назад

This whole conversation, I liken to the the years of competitive swimming I did as a young athlete. In a way, this is why the U.S. is so dominant in swimming in particular. Certainly there is no "Bulgarian" system for swimming, but rather, the amount of volume and the intensity of training is what breeds such high quality lifters. I can recount training sessions where we would swim 100 repeats non-stop for 3 hours, racking up around 9,000, 10,000, 11,000 yards in a session. It was absolutely brutal, but it made us really tough.

@darklord220 7 лет назад

Adam Palmer the old adage is true "you are what you repeatedly do". I had a friend on our Olympic wrestling team who was simply an alternate, and the amount of training volume they used was inhuman.

@MichaelCronan49 7 лет назад

Adam Palmer which has now been disspelled as simply garbage yardage.

@johngreco5813 7 лет назад

34:30 Best relationship advice I've ever heard and it's from a weightlifting coach

@peterkeleher 8 лет назад

video corrupted and the audio got totally out of sync - not sure if anyone else has the same experience?

@Daluke61 8 лет назад

Thought it might have just been me. Was definitely worth watching nonetheless, IMO.

@cognacbraun1 8 лет назад

Great interview, really. Thanks for uploading. Max seems to have shed some significant weight... looking good.

@Darknight526 6 лет назад

34:55 How to get good at squatting.

@johntrains1317 6 лет назад

Thanks Max! I appreciate it!

@BrianWagner48 8 лет назад

Really enjoyed this!

@marcstuart7478 8 лет назад

This is awesome. Thanks Chad

@brothomas 8 лет назад

Great stuff here!

@yetanotherRjven 7 лет назад

Max has such cool stories! You could make a small movie about it haha

@pranavsubramanian3242 8 лет назад

He has some great stories to share :')

@MichaelCowann 8 лет назад

Great video

@notchback93 5 лет назад

What he says around 43:00 is similar to Louie Simmons saying that west side lifters all train on the ragged edge of their max.so in a sense they are always ready to compete at anytime because there is no peaking they are always at their peak

@pratikmanandhar5173 8 лет назад

Best video ever

@blammela 4 года назад

Old school! Is this the miracle Max Montana with a gun show.....?????? ❤️ I could listen to Max all damn day!

@TheNietzschian 8 лет назад

whole thing was great

@MrRomeo2000 7 лет назад

R.I.P. Ivan

@aidanivesdavis 4 года назад

9:50 how did Chad do that conversion in his head that fast, jesus christ. he spat out "518 at 176" like he didn't even have to think about it o.O

@tonym995 8 лет назад

awesome video! but yes my audio was out of sync too.

@imd3rrtyd4n 8 лет назад

Should rename the gym to Gym Aita or Aita's Gym; his last name is more iconic. If you happen to care about branding.

@jordangroff8978 8 лет назад

+D3rrty D4n Gym Aita sounds pretty badass

@jamesscott6661 4 года назад

Chad looks so blazed

@Lavabug 8 лет назад

Max Aita. "Max" is in the name, how cool is that?

@Release-Coach 7 лет назад

Yeah man! :)

@27yioda 5 лет назад

Damn Max! Them arms!

@TheFatSteez 8 лет назад

Hey max, I have the exact same thing with my wrist. I shattered the lunate bone and it's now just permantely fucked(keinbochs disease). It's been over a year and I'm close grip benching.. much less weight unfortunately and it makes holding the bar on squats really difficult because it wont bend back properly. Any tips or suggestion on how you've dealt with it? Cheers man

@10jingpeng 8 лет назад

you had mentioned high bar oly style is a great way to build strength and low bar is generally the best way to showcase. how would you suggest including them both into programming ?

@JuggernautTrainingSystems 8 лет назад

+Jing Peng In short, high bar earlier in a training cycle for higher volumes to build more quad strength and muscle and low bar later in a training cycle for low volumes and high intensity to build technique and neural patterns.

@Hardcaslte 6 лет назад

I just can't wrap my head around doing the same exercise for 12 years and nothing else.

@Corinameow 7 лет назад

Hooray for lunge Tuesday!!

@megapaulist 8 лет назад

wew lad

@boylagz 7 лет назад

Chad's face at 10:52, haha.

@Flyingbreadcar 3 года назад

35 squat workouts in a week 🤯

@pissremiss 8 лет назад

What kind of stretching or prehab is involved with this type of workout? I did a Smolov cycle and my hips are wrecked. Impinged so severe I can't deadlift anymore than 400 for a few. Previous PR was 615

@JuggernautTrainingSystems 8 лет назад

+pissremiss They were definitely doing stretching as part of the their daily routine but the warmup protocol for the actual session was very often Bar x5, 70kg x1, 120kg x1, 170kg x1, 220kg x1 and then take their max attempts.

@Kocis19 7 лет назад

Man sorry to hear that your hips are messed. Please be pro active, roll them out, stretch constantly, massage, physiotherapy.. YOGA. But you will heal and get back in there... I've been there... Give it time, and take care of your body.. Best of luck from YYC!

@weswolaski2877 8 лет назад

The only motivation we need is those eyes

@AdamCrawfordFitness 8 лет назад

Loved this video. I do wish y'all talked a little more on a preferred programming opposed to a Bulgarian methodology.

@JuggernautTrainingSystems 8 лет назад

+adam crawford That would be covered pretty in depth here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SICmP8_irsI.html

@JuggernautTrainingSystems 8 лет назад

+Juggernaut Training Systems and here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eBIInwyXIfA.html

@JuggernautTrainingSystems 8 лет назад

+Juggernaut Training Systems and here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-onpnlCNGzlA.html

@JuggernautTrainingSystems 8 лет назад

+Juggernaut Training Systems and here: store.jtsstrength.com/products/juggernaut-training-a-thoughtful-pursuit-of-strength

@JuggernautTrainingSystems 8 лет назад

+Juggernaut Training Systems and here: store.jtsstrength.com/products/scientific-principles-of-strength-training

@yetanotherRjven 6 лет назад

The interview where their love life started

@theylivewesee1674 8 лет назад

wait so whiskey for deadlifts and cigars and vodka for oly lifts

@carlosq1020 7 лет назад

i didnt know max had those juicy delts

@sacristar 7 лет назад

What do you mean not funny/witty or motivational? Parafrasing a bit here but "If you need to get your motivation from a saying on a T-shirt, your motivation sucks." BOOM! You just killed two birds with one stone! Don't sell yourself short ;-) I'd buy that :D (even though strictly speaking I don't agree, but then I don't agree with most of those motivational sayings when you give them a little thought.)

@dangnguyenkhoadn00 7 лет назад

if you trained 2 times a day, 7 days a week, how would you do other stuff outside of the gym? were you sponsored?

@WAFFLES081 7 лет назад

During those times in those countries, that was your life. You didnt have a job, you were an athlete by profession essentially. A lot of the Russians and other Eastern Euro countries do that now, Lovchev said he trains 6 days with only Sunday off. i think he said it was 2 times a day those days. Its very different from how most american lifters have a full time job and lift on the side, those guys got paid by the government to lift with the beleif they would bring home Euro/World/Olympics medals. so they didnt have much of a life after that, unless its going to clubs at night to party a bit

@dangnguyenkhoadn00 7 лет назад

Vitaly I figured the same thing but still wondering how much the athelete was paid to basically giving up a lot of things in his/her life.

@MitsuMitsu385 8 лет назад

Rofl. that intro totally ripped on elitefts.

@ubermarine 8 лет назад

+Juggernaut Training Systems Thoughts on Carl Yngvar Christensen now that you guys weigh roughly the same. I know he's a geared lifter but whats your thoughts on him if he went raw

@JuggernautTrainingSystems 8 лет назад

+ubermarine He is amazingly strong. I don't think there is any question about the raw strength of the IPF single ply lifters in the manner there is about many multiply lifters.

@JustinMorgan105kg 8 лет назад

+Juggernaut Training Systems would you agree that even though CYC squats 5 days/week that its more like a conventional powerlifting program just with the volume cut up into more days than it is like a Bulgarian style high frequency/high intensity program that Max describes?

@JustinMorgan105kg 8 лет назад

+Juggernaut Training Systems especially considering he's only actually back squatting 2-3 days/week.

@johntrains1317 7 лет назад

One like for that intro