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On this episode of 'All Belz, No Whistles', Jason introduces the newest member of the AGY family! Physical Therapist, Allison Davis.
In this episode Mac & Tay talk with Kiara Houser. Kiara Houser played D1 soccer at Creighton university and later played professionally in Ecuador and Israel.
Episode 5 of All Belz, No Whistles with Jason Belz. Jason sits down with Mental Performance Coach, Michael Kinkelaar.
Mac & Tay Talk: The Game & Beyond
Episode 4 of All Belz, No Whistles with Jason Belz and Faith Mayhugh.
Episode no3 of All Belz. No Whistles. Meet AGY's Chiropractor, Dr Max. Max Baum attended Baker University where he received a degree in Exercise Science. Max played 4 years of soccer in college and after his career at Baker he became a Certified Exercise Physiologist & graduated from Cleveland Chiropractic in 2022.
Episode no2 of All Belz. No Whistles. Join us on today's podcast as we chat with Faith Mayhugh about the affects "food elitism" has on athlete fueling / under fueling.
'All Belz. No Whistles.' Episode no1.
Join us on today's podcast as we introduce our newest member of our AGY inner-circle. Faith Mayhugh, a nutrition expert and future dietician, joins our one-stop shop for athlete performance in Lenexa KS. We specialize all ages athletic performance for soccer and basketball.
It's very important to us as a team, that we look at our athletes holistically. We want to know what their sport commitments are, what their school commitments are, and how life is currently treating them. This is important to us because all of this, including our work, is stress on the athletes' body.
Today we chat for a bit about the youth soccer athletes' fifty-two week sport and school commitments and how our training windows align with these commitments. We chat about what seasons and training windows are best for progress and what season and windows should be viewed as maintenance.
Thank you for listening to episode number two of our podcast.
A few weeks back we had one athlete, that quickly became six, ask us why they always have pain [pointing at their patella tendon] in their knee when they play / train. Obviously not something we would ever diagnose, but with two-minutes until our session started, we didn't even have time to list the myriad potential causes of their knee pain.
In this episode we sat down with Doctor of Physical Therapy, Dr Brett Schreiber from Empower Physical Therapy & Performance to ask him, generally, what may be causing patella / knee pain in young soccer players / athletes.
Brett's Bio:
To schedule a consultation with Dr Brett, call 913-224-2990.
To schedule a consultation with the AGY Performance Team, call or text 816-519-1996
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