📚 4 Books mentioned in "Joe Rogan Experience #1399 - Pavel Tsatsouline" of The Joe Rogan Experience

I am a fan of books by old-time strongman Not all of them of course but some of them are just remarkable Earl Lederman he was an American strongman an educator He wrote a book back in 1925 called the seekers of strength and it's an awesome book

The guest mentions being a fan of old-time strongman books and specifically names Earl Lederman and his book from 1925, calling it awesome.

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so I also bought the same time came out with an updated edition of my kettlebells simple and sinister and that I believe firmly believe is the book for most people to most people whether it's grandma Betty or Ranger Joe that to train on to get started on

The guest mentions an updated edition of another one of his books, recommending it as a starting point for most people.

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And your most recent book my most recent book is the quick and the dead total training for the advanced minimalist but that is for the advanced minimalist so I presume that's not for the majority of of listeners

The guest mentions his most recent book and clarifies that it is for advanced minimalists.

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so bill Starr who was a huge name in the game he he was a former top weightlifter in the United States back in the 60s later on very successful coach strength coach and author The strongest shall survive His book on strength training for football remains one of the best strength training books

The guest, Pavel Tsatsouline, mentions Bill Starr and his book on strength training for football, highlighting its quality.

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