What podcasts say about Jeff Cavaliere
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What Jeff Cavaliere has said on podcasts
43 statements · 25 positive · 12 negative · 6 neutral
Major AI companies are innovating at a very high rate.
“the rate of innovation from all the major companies is so high”
Open the episode · VCs Would Bet on Open-Source AI Over OpenAI and Anthropic | E2341Listen at 28:17
AI startups may be displaced by OpenAI, Anthropic, or Meta.
“you don't know whether you're going to be crushed by, you know, whether it's OpenAI or Anthropic or Meta”
Open the episode · VCs Would Bet on Open-Source AI Over OpenAI and Anthropic | E2341Listen at 28:25
Instinct is consuming substantial cash on compute.
“they're burning so much cash on compute”
Open the episode · VCs Would Bet on Open-Source AI Over OpenAI and Anthropic | E2341Listen at 33:09
Frontier-model token pricing is undergoing a race to the bottom.
“it's a race to the bottom”
Open the episode · VCs Would Bet on Open-Source AI Over OpenAI and Anthropic | E2341Listen at 44:24
SpaceX is currently too expensive for Jeff to buy.
“I'm still looking for my entry Entry price in SpaceX. So I haven't bought SpaceX. I want to own SpaceX, but it's too expensive right now”
Open the episode · VCs Would Bet on Open-Source AI Over OpenAI and Anthropic | E2341Listen at 53:14
A $5–6 million Uncork investment may require a 30x return.
“we need to make a 30x”
Open the episode · VCs Would Bet on Open-Source AI Over OpenAI and Anthropic | E2341Listen at 56:33
Jeff’s portfolio has experienced more acquisitions recently.
“We've seen, you know, more acquisitions”
Open the episode · VCs Would Bet on Open-Source AI Over OpenAI and Anthropic | E2341Listen at 1:06:35
Founders should accept available financing in the current environment.
“if someone wants to give you money, take it”
Open the episode · VCs Would Bet on Open-Source AI Over OpenAI and Anthropic | E2341Listen at 1:14:10
Loft Orbital announced a $1 billion Abu Dhabi investment.
“Loft Orbital, which just announced a billion-dollar investment from Abu Dhabi”
Open the episode · VCs Would Bet on Open-Source AI Over OpenAI and Anthropic | E2341Listen at 1:19:39
Strength, balance, and other physical functions can be improved through training.
“these are all skills that can be learned and improved. They're all trainable. If it's trainable, it's fixable.”
Open the episode · Build Muscle, Great Posture & Resilience to Injury | Jeff CavaliereListen at 0:15
Much everyday back pain does not require surgical treatment.
“A lot of the times, the back pain that we suffer from in our lives is not surgical. It doesn't need surgical treatment.”
Open the episode · Build Muscle, Great Posture & Resilience to Injury | Jeff CavaliereListen at 5:46
Pelvic-position muscles can affect lumbar position and cause later dysfunction if neglected.
“all these muscles that connect to the pelvis that change its position are inadvertently going to change the position of the low back directly the lumbar spine. That is going to likely cause dysfunction down the road if you don't address that.”
Open the episode · Build Muscle, Great Posture & Resilience to Injury | Jeff CavaliereListen at 6:31
Muscle spasms often compensate for weakness by artificially stabilizing an area.
“Oftentimes it's because we're providing artificial stability to an area of weakness.”
Open the episode · Build Muscle, Great Posture & Resilience to Injury | Jeff CavaliereListen at 8:12
Bodyweight reverse hypers can sufficiently overload chronically weak muscles.
“even just the body weight lifting of their own legs is going to be a significant enough challenge to get overload.”
Open the episode · Build Muscle, Great Posture & Resilience to Injury | Jeff CavaliereListen at 11:18
Glute weakness can transfer excessive load to the lower back and produce symptoms.
“A lot of times it's weakness in the glutes that's transferring the load to the low back that can't handle it.”
Open the episode · Build Muscle, Great Posture & Resilience to Injury | Jeff CavaliereListen at 12:16
People with specific weaknesses should adopt individualized corrective programming.
“I think when you start to have these issues that require special programming. Right. Then you should own that special programming because it's yours, it's what you need specifically.”
Open the episode · Build Muscle, Great Posture & Resilience to Injury | Jeff CavaliereListen at 24:03
A focused corrective routine can take five to seven minutes three times weekly.
“Five minutes to seven minutes, three times a week or so. That's it.”
Open the episode · Build Muscle, Great Posture & Resilience to Injury | Jeff CavaliereListen at 24:27
Pre-fatiguing larger muscles can improve performance of smaller-muscle exercises.
“If you can pre fatigue them a little bit prior to doing these small exercises, you're actually setting the smaller muscles up for more success.”
Open the episode · Build Muscle, Great Posture & Resilience to Injury | Jeff CavaliereListen at 25:01
The standing sock-and-shoe test assesses balance and dynamic low-back control.
“So this test is testing your balance. It is testing against some of the mini dynamic control from those muscles in the low back.”
Open the episode · Build Muscle, Great Posture & Resilience to Injury | Jeff CavaliereListen at 29:48
Performance on longevity-oriented physical tests can improve with training.
“the beauty about that series of tests, though, is that they're all trainable. So if it's trainable, it's fixable.”
Open the episode · Build Muscle, Great Posture & Resilience to Injury | Jeff CavaliereListen at 31:42
Overall strength does not necessarily predict performance on the standing sock-and-shoe test.
“Strength is not even like a determining factor or predictor here either. You could be very, very strong and do incredibly poorly on this test”
Open the episode · Build Muscle, Great Posture & Resilience to Injury | Jeff CavaliereListen at 32:20
General bilateral strength training is preferable to replicating sport motions in the weight room.
“you can increase the strength of your entire body by increasing the strength of your entire body. So the focus of the weight room can be to do your general strengthening bilaterally”
Open the episode · Build Muscle, Great Posture & Resilience to Injury | Jeff CavaliereListen at 36:40
Excessive repetition of sport-specific movement patterns contributes to pitcher injuries.
“there's way too much repetition of the same movement pattern. And that doesn't end well because you can see what's happening these days with pitchers.”
Open the episode · Build Muscle, Great Posture & Resilience to Injury | Jeff CavaliereListen at 38:40
Training from stable positions can reduce injury risk.
“If I can train with more stability, I know I can decrease injury risk no matter what I'm doing.”
Open the episode · Build Muscle, Great Posture & Resilience to Injury | Jeff CavaliereListen at 43:07
Greater stability enables more efficient and potentially safer movement.
“stability is a key for more efficient movement and also I think, long term, safer movement.”
Open the episode · Build Muscle, Great Posture & Resilience to Injury | Jeff CavaliereListen at 46:36
People with prior elbow problems should avoid hook grips that increase finger-tendon loading.
“if you got a history of elbow issues, you don't need to use that grip. Like that's just, it's just not worth it.”
Open the episode · Build Muscle, Great Posture & Resilience to Injury | Jeff CavaliereListen at 51:40
External rotator eccentric strength controls the rate of shoulder internal rotation.
“The eccentric control from the external rotators is what actually controls the internal rotation.”
Open the episode · Build Muscle, Great Posture & Resilience to Injury | Jeff CavaliereListen at 56:08
Chronic internal rotation can tighten the shoulder capsule and restrict movement.
“when you're tight internally, you get changes to the shoulder capsule itself, which is all the ligamentous structures that surround it that make you more internally rotated and tight.”
Open the episode · Build Muscle, Great Posture & Resilience to Injury | Jeff CavaliereListen at 57:44
Elevated internal rotation increases shoulder tissue impingement and inflammation risk.
“Every time with there being less space in there, there's more likelihood to pinch on a supraspinatous tendon, there's more likelihood to be pinched on a bursa”
Open the episode · Build Muscle, Great Posture & Resilience to Injury | Jeff CavaliereListen at 58:49
External rotators center the humeral head and counter upward deltoid migration.
“The external rotators will do is they'll keep it centered so that as you raise, instead of it migrating up, it's countering the force of the deltoid.”
Open the episode · Build Muscle, Great Posture & Resilience to Injury | Jeff CavaliereListen at 1:00:11
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