Podcast
14 Oct Greg Robins – Train With A Purpose
(#142) Greg Robins, strength coach and athlete, is this week's podcast guest. Greg is a strength coach at Cressey Sports Performance and is the founder of TheStrengthHouse.com, a community based website teaching people how to train stronger and train with a purpose. In this interview, you'll learn about:
07 Oct Dr. Josh Davis – Exercise, Intense Productivity, and How to be Awesomely Effective
(#141) Dr. Josh Davis is a Neuroscientist and the director of research and lead professor at the NeuroLeadership Institute. He has taught at Columbia University, New York University, and Barnard College of Columbia University. Dr. Davis is the author of NEW book titled Two Awesome Hours, which is one of the best productivity and peak performance books I've ever read. This is a different type of interview, but a highly valuable session to maximize your performance.
30 Sep Mike Robertson – Physical Preparation and The Holistic Athlete
(#140) Mike Robertson is this week's featured podcast guest. Mike is one of the most recognized names in the fitness industry and the creator of RobertstonTrainingSystems.com. He's also the co-owner of Indianapolis Fitness and Sports Performance (I-FAST). Mike has made a name for himself as one of the premier performance coaches in the world, helping clients and athletes from all walks of life achieve their physique and sports performance goals. I'm honored to have Mike on the show this week to discuss his approach to performance training and I know you'll learn a lot in this episode. Here's what you'll hear about in this week's interview:
23 Sep Ron McKeefery – CEO Strength Coach and A Principle Based Approach
(#139) Ron McKeefery, nationally recognized strength and conditioning coach, joins me this week on the show. Coach McKeefery has served at both the professional and collegiate level as a strength coach and is a leader in the area of sports performance. He's also the author of a unique NEW book titled CEO Strength Coach, which is the story about his journey as a strength coach and also a revolutionary guide to "bigger thinking" and becoming your own CEO. You'll hear about the new book and his principles of great coaching and training in the show. Here's more of what you'll learn about in this week's episode:
16 Sep Key Tips For Muscle Building, Mobility, and Programming
(#138) What's the best program for muscle building? What can you do to improve mobility, especially if you're an "older" athlete? Is stretching effective before or after training? These are some of the questions I'll cover this week on the show. And, I'll share the unbelievable story I've never told before on the show about how I used to train as a bodybuilder.
09 Sep Dr. Jeremy Koenig – The Future of Fitness and Performance
(#137) Dr. Jeremy Koenig, the CEO and founder of Athletigen, is this week's podcast guest. Athletigen is a cutting edge sports performance company that specializes in analyzing our genetics to maximize performance. This is a totally different, innovative, and high science interview this week discussing the latest concepts in the area of genotyping and human potential. The truth is that we barely scratched the surface in this session, but you'll definitely get an inside understanding about the future of performance training, whether you're an athlete, coach, or fitness enthusiast.
02 Sep Dr. Mike Israetel – Scientific Principles of Strength Training
(#136) Dr. Mike Israetel, co-author of Scientific Principles of Strength Training, is this week's podcast guest. Dr. Mike Israetel is a true "strength scientist," athlete, and one of the most brilliant minds in the fitness industry. He co-authored an AMAZING new book that is a "must have" for the serious strength athlete - Scientific Principles of Strength Training. Mike is a college professor in Exercise Science and has coached many athletes including powerlifters, weightlifters, bodybuilders, and others to maximize training and nutrition benefits. His athletic background is that of a completive powerlifter, bodybuilder, and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu grappler, as you'll hear about in this interview. This is an awesome session and a huge honor to have Dr. Israetel join me this week - I'd take out the notepad for this one.
26 Aug Martine Kerr – Common Kettlebell Training Mistakes
(#135) Martine Kerr is this week's podcast guest in a different type of interview that's loaded with exceptional content and training insights. Martine is a StrongFirst Team Leader and Level II Kettlebell Instructor. She's got an amazing background and unique story about how she got into the fitness industry and started her business, KultFitness. This is NOT a typical interview and here's why... In this interview, Martine and I cover the 7 major kettlebell mistakes in an awesome "you go - I go" discussion. We each cover what we feel are the most common mistakes in a unique dialogue session that I've never done before on the podcast - and I'm sure you'll get a ton of valuable tips from this one!