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A Better Version of Yourself
If you could change one thing about your day, that will boost your business and personal life, what would it be?
When asked this question, many folks will give answers around getting healthier, going to the gym, eating better foods, etc. However, there are precious few that actually follow through on the idea.
Our special guest is one you can partner with to get you there. He and his colleagues have an extensive background in the field of strength and conditioning. We are joined by Jim Goetz, Chief of Human Performance at Functionised Integrative Therapeutics.
Jim has coached a variety of athletes ranging from high school students, NCAA Division I football, NFL, MLB, MLS, USA Gymnastics, Olympic Athletes, NCAA Women’s basketball, professional boxing, NPC women’s figure, as well as some radio show hosts. Jim says, “By living as a champion in all aspects of life, one may win this title as opposed to haphazardly chasing down this idea.
In order to accomplish this, we must give 110% in all we do - No excuses, no exceptions. While being a champion in all aspects of life is not easy and it is far easier to complete tasks the wrong way; it's best to do things the right way as these habits breed success.”
Don't miss this episode, or Jim might take it out on your SMB Guy's next training session in his FIT Lab!
Tune in for this pragmatic conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by Clicking Here.
Segment 1
This week on Always FreyDay Steven Frey is joined by Jim Goetz, Chief of Human Performance at Functionised Integrative Therapeutics. Steven starts the show with a prompt for the viewers that helps integrate a proper introduction to Jim and his company. Steven gives a little profile of Jim and what he and his company do for their clients. Jim shares his journey through school and work and how he was able to get to the position he holds today.
Segment 2
Steven and Jim discuss Jim’s books that he has published. Jim shares his mentality and how it not only affected the book but how it has affected its readers. Jim shares how his job is evidence based and how everything is based on science. The two reminisce on the movie SuperSize Me, and Jim’s experience with his own project similar to the movies. Jim shares how he altered the project and created a new perspective on the project. Jim explains why people fail when they are attempting change, and how they can fully commit to a method of health.
Segment 3
Jim shares his passion for the work he does, and how when he or a client has a weakness they work on it. Jim shares examples of weaknesses and how when you go to a competition everyone's weaknesses can be seen. The two talk about how biohacking the mindset behind the idea of doing activities that Jim teaches. Steven asks about Jim's podcast and what his goal is with producing on that form of media. Jim shares some topics and ideas that he and guests talk about and his plans for the future of the podcast.
Segment 4
Jim shares wisdom that he has learned throughout working, and encourages listeners to explore themselves. He gives the advice to write down your weaknesses and make a plan to strengthen them. Steven shares that he sees how Jims company has strengthened people and made them improve on what they work on. Steven admores Jims evidence based work and the positives that Jim has done.
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If you could change one thing about your day, that will boost your business and personal life, what would it be?
When asked this question, many folks will give answers around getting healthier, going to the gym, eating better foods, etc. However, there are precious few that actually follow through on the idea.
Our special guest is one you can partner with to get you there. He and his colleagues have an extensive background in the field of strength and conditioning. We are joined by Jim Goetz, Chief of Human Performance at Functionised Integrative Therapeutics.
Jim has coached a variety of athletes ranging from high school students, NCAA Division I football, NFL, MLB, MLS, USA Gymnastics, Olympic Athletes, NCAA Women’s basketball, professional boxing, NPC women’s figure, as well as some radio show hosts. Jim says, “By living as a champion in all aspects of life, one may win this title as opposed to haphazardly chasing down this idea.
In order to accomplish this, we must give 110% in all we do - No excuses, no exceptions. While being a champion in all aspects of life is not easy and it is far easier to complete tasks the wrong way; it's best to do things the right way as these habits breed success.”
Don't miss this episode, or Jim might take it out on your SMB Guy's next training session in his FIT Lab!
Tune in for this pragmatic conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by Clicking Here.
Segment 1
This week on Always FreyDay Steven Frey is joined by Jim Goetz, Chief of Human Performance at Functionised Integrative Therapeutics. Steven starts the show with a prompt for the viewers that helps integrate a proper introduction to Jim and his company. Steven gives a little profile of Jim and what he and his company do for their clients. Jim shares his journey through school and work and how he was able to get to the position he holds today.
Segment 2
Steven and Jim discuss Jim’s books that he has published. Jim shares his mentality and how it not only affected the book but how it has affected its readers. Jim shares how his job is evidence based and how everything is based on science. The two reminisce on the movie SuperSize Me, and Jim’s experience with his own project similar to the movies. Jim shares how he altered the project and created a new perspective on the project. Jim explains why people fail when they are attempting change, and how they can fully commit to a method of health.
Segment 3
Jim shares his passion for the work he does, and how when he or a client has a weakness they work on it. Jim shares examples of weaknesses and how when you go to a competition everyone's weaknesses can be seen. The two talk about how biohacking the mindset behind the idea of doing activities that Jim teaches. Steven asks about Jim's podcast and what his goal is with producing on that form of media. Jim shares some topics and ideas that he and guests talk about and his plans for the future of the podcast.
Segment 4
Jim shares wisdom that he has learned throughout working, and encourages listeners to explore themselves. He gives the advice to write down your weaknesses and make a plan to strengthen them. Steven shares that he sees how Jims company has strengthened people and made them improve on what they work on. Steven admores Jims evidence based work and the positives that Jim has done.