Byproduct Performance Podcast

I had the pleasure on sharing the screen with Will Alli on todays episode of Byproduct Performance Podcast. Will is the Athletic Performance Coach at Indiana University and the Founder of Invictus Health & Performance.

Will has a very analytical, adaptable and sensible approach to training athletes that shines through in our conversation. We discuss the difference between training in a University setting and the online space and how he was able to navigate that through the emergence of Invictus HP.

If you’re a coach, trainer or interested in the Strength and Conditioning field this episode is for you! We reminisce on training partners and Will shares some insight on how he approaches performance training, educating and inspiring athletes to take ownership of their workouts.

I truly appreciated this conversation and look forward to having Will in the future. He’s doing in right in the S&C space!

IG: Walli.sc 

Founder: Invictus_hp

Train-Invictus.com

Sam, Matt and I sit down to announce and discuss the Sensible Sports Performance Seminar at KC Strength and Conditioning on January 30th, 9am-5pm.

Today the one and only James Macintosh joins Byproduct Performance Podcast to reminisce on training environments, training partners and the "cult"ure that comes with a strength gyms. 

We discuss subtleties and nuances that surround strength environments and the undiscussed traits and values that manifest. 

This one brought up a lot of memories, a ton of laughs and an appreciation for shared suffering. Strap up, pack your knives, turn up your violent music and have your smelling salts on the ready to let this one fill your ear holes!

@CoachJamesMac 

PerformanceProgramming.net 

Talking Strength Podcast 

Number 4 in the episode count, number 1 in our hearts. The man, the myth, the legend, Mr. RedwiteandJordan himself Jordan Jiunta.

We discuss Jordan's wrestling background and a couple shared experiences we had that came through those challenges. We talk about how the mentality developed in wrestling sets a trajectory forward in life and the confidence in capabilities established at an early age reinforce those.

Even today there is an appreciation of discomfort and a willingness to engage in challenges that require discomfort.

All this sets up a deep dive into Jordan's passion for weightlifting as a coach and athlete. The reward that comes from coaching, the challenges that it offers, the mentality needed and the rewarding nature of it.

Jordan I appreciate the laughs, the stories and mentality this conversation facilitated. 

Favorite Quotes: 

"It's not a sport you go and play, it's a lifestyle you live"

"Kill or be killed"

@Redwiteandjordan

@Thefunctionalchiro 

@Pre_Script 

@Rxdradio 

www.pre-script.com

Ian McKay makes his grand appearance on Byproduct Performance Podcast in what is guaranteed to be an episode you'll listen to again. 

Today we discuss passion and how it fuels the work we do. We touch on how we approach and adapt a mentality of "Burn the Boats" while understanding and knowing the difference between forward for now, but never loosing the understanding of how to build the boats.

It's less about burning it down and more about signifying a trust in yourself to move forward, to accomplish a goal and know at the end of the day you're putting yourself in a situation that you'll figure it out. 

I hope you enjoy this discussion as much as I did. This is a helpful reminder to seek out conversations that challenge the depth and understanding in yourself and others. Find your passion, make a difference, recharge your battery, laugh a lot and don't be afraid to shit the bed every now and again.

Go forth and do good!

As per requested by Ian here is the passage I so elegantly stumbled my way through during the podcast.

"He stood on the precipice of the world and wept. Not for the wonder that stood before him, not for the extravagance of sights on his journey. He wept for the loss of adventure. In that moment he knew his unparalleled pursuit had become his demise."

@Ian.Mckay_

@Reflexion_Studioff

https://linktr.ee/ian.mckay 

*Art used by Rado Javor -Cuded Art & Design

Oh hello there.

Welcome back to the Byproduct Performance Podcast where we don’t have introductions, we have conversations. Or at least save the introductions for the episode description. This episode features Sam Brown the Director of Performance at EliteFTS, owner of Practice Movement and Recovery, a McGill Method Practitioner and a very good friend.

We talk about how Sam became the Director of Performance at EliteFTS. Here’s a hint, it didn’t happen overnight. We discuss how essential it is to SHOW UP. It takes no skill or talent to simply show up. It also doesn’t guarantee success, you’re not owed anything, but it does show a level of commitment and investment of your time, energy, money and personal development.

You never know the conversations you’ll have and the opportunities it’ll create by simply showing up to a workshop, seminar conference or other event. Be intentional in your approach and seek out those opportunities!

Huge thank you to Sam! I really enjoyed this conversation and look forward to the next Midwest Meet Up! Make sure you follow Sam and all the great things he’s doing.

@Sambrownstrength

@Practice_movement

@Elitefts

Linktr.ee/sambrownstrength

Matt Vincent joins the podcast today where we discuss creating self exposure for personal development, the importance of showing up in person and the value it holds. We also discuss fitness, education, drugs, and utilizing the tools available to us as we navigate life. I am very thankful for Matt's time, energy, training at Dope Studio and the conversations!⁣ ⁣ Leaving thoughts from this podcast, seek out people and discussions that recharge your battery, have adventures, and always be an active participant in your own life.⁣ ⁣ Make sure you follow Matt, his companies and the Umso podcast. ⁣ ⁣ 

@ihviiimattvincent ⁣ 

@hviiibrandgoods ⁣ 

@umso_podcast ⁣ 

@habitcoffeeco 

www.hviiibrandgoods.com

Fall in love with the process and results will be a byproduct. 

@ByproductPerformance

@thayer2513

www.ByproductPerformance.com