RAW OLYMPIC WEIGHTLIFTING TRAINING 

Love your approach ! I have done weightlifting for more than 60 years . I am an old geezer , approaching 75 . Train only 4 times a week .

Hey Dylan, love your content man. Something I was thinking might make some cool videos would be like a history of your journey in weightlifting (and maybe also some general history of weightlifting in the US from your perspective) - why/how you got into it, the different teams you've trained with and what that was like, programs/styles you've tried, competitions you've been to, experiences training with other talented lifters, events that you think were important points in the development of the sport, etc. Could be one video or 5, 10, whatever. I feel like strength sports have come a long way in the last 10-15 years and you've been right there in the mix the whole time so it would be cool to hear some of the history firsthand.

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Always fun to see your content

Shirt ordered, love you guys, keep grindin

Wes is the fuckin man love his recent videos, can't wait

I’m about to end the squat program this Friday, feeling stronger so far

TENS feels amazing post-workout especially connecting it to the VMO or the shoulder. -signed as a boomer

Hi do you have your personal favourite mobility/stretching exercises for weighlifting? Im lacking that for barbell but im doing some cleans on dumbells and i love it!

That panther is amazing! Who did it?

We likes it *RAW*, and wriggling! 👹

Curious. Why do you do the strength exercise (front squat) before the technical exercise (the cleans)?

1:00 putting squats and cleans in kg and then deadlifts in lbs is unintentionally hilarious

Advils are the weightlifters skittles 😂

Fucking raw!

You probably get sick of civilians asking you this. For an Olympic weightlifter vs a bodybuilder, do you lift more with less reps? I always heard that but now I hear a variety of things. What do you recommend to get stronger?