In today's episode we are joined by Nick Winkelman. He is Head of Performance for the Irish Rugby Football Union (IRFU) and former Director of Training Systems and Education for EXOS (formerly Athlete's Performance). The Language of Coaching: The Art & Science of Teaching Movement is Nick's newly released book that aims to teach people in the profession about a new approach to movement coaching and rehabilitation. Nick has been a coach for over 15 years and found his calling as a “gym junkie” at just 15 years old. During Nick's career, he has worked hard to continuously learn and improve through completing multiple internships before being offered a full-time coaching position at EXOS in 2007. This led Nick to be able to work alongside professional athletes and help American football players prepare for the NFL Combine.

“There is a science of coaching, and once you understand that science, it expands your artistic expression of it.” – Nick Winkelman

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More information about Nick Winkelman and his book: www.thelanguageofcoaching.com

In today's episode we are joined by Dr. Corey Campbell. He is the owner of Omaha Sport and Spine Functional Chiropractic Center in Omaha, Nebraska, as well as the Vice President of the Motion Palpation Institute (MPI).

Dr. Campbell has been practicing since 2003 and received his undergraduate degree in Human Biology, all while studying and learning under some of the best names in chiropractic care both in the US and in Prague, Czech Republic.

“If you tack your days with grace and gratitude, things will fall into place.” – Dr. Corey Campbell

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Check out http://www.functionalmovement.com for SFMA and FMS courses near you.

Motion Palpation Institute (MPI): www.motionpalpation.org

Today we are joined by Skip George, a veteran functional chiropractor from California. Skip is part of the faculty with the Postural Restoration Institute and runs his own practice, La Jolla Sport and Spine. Skip values using an eclectic number of disciplines to improve his patient’s health over just selling products. In this episode, Skip discusses the changes in the industry since he graduated in 1980 and how he finds fulfillment through continuous learning.

“It was a very restrictive and proprietary way that limited us as chiropractors…I never bought that, it seemed too oppressive to me.” – Skip George

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Dr. Josh Satterlee is hosting Ryan Chapman, whom he considers to be the PhD of marketing. Dr. Josh considers that going for a PhD in entrepreneurship to become an entrepreneur is the worst use of funds. Ryan shares that he has benefited from an entrepreneurship course in college, but the real lessons are learned from practice. In light of the COVID-19 crisis and the huge plunge in all businesses, Dr. John and Ryan will be discussing ways to tackle this difficult state of circumstances.

“If someone comes at you trying to sell something, or someone comes at you to ask how you’re doing, which one are you more likely to open up to? It’s an easy, easy answer.” -Ryan Chapman

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Today we welcome Dr. Ben Stevens, owner of Somatic Senses Education. His company is the biggest continuing education company in Canada which offers live courses for chiro, physio, massage, and strength coaches. Dr. Ben has been spending a lot time traveling around different places to keep his company’s pre-planned schedule and offered courses going. He has been trying to trace all the highly motivated thinkers in the industry to understand where they end up, and he found out that they either go into sports or education. He started the high-performance project to be able to fulfill his desires in this industry.

“For some strange reason, as soon as people are in pain, we view them as fragile and we view them as if they’re going to fall apart.” Dr. Ben Stevens

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Dr. Tera Giroux, Sports Medicine Manager/Chiropractor at Ultimate Fighting Championship’s Performance Institute, joins us in this episode. Her institute is a huge center with all aspects related to the components of sports, such as strength, conditioning, and nutrition. She and her team try their best to support the athletes, arrive to their fights healthy, and recover properly. All the athletes on the UFC roster have free access to their facility and all the services offered. They vary from recovery tools to food! As Mixed Martial Arts is a relatively new sport, there isn’t a lot of data about it. Therefore, the Performance Institute collects all sorts of data about athletes to help deliver their services better.

“For the ladies, we have it harder, we do, especially if we want to work in the male-dominated sports.” -Dr. Tera Giroux

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Today we are joined by Dr. Brandon Steele who, along with having his own practice runs a service called ChiroUp. This software is designed to help the running and efficiency of clinics within the chiropractic profession. Dr. Steele felt when he first started out that he struggled with optimization and measuring results and feedback from patients but learned that by maximizing efficiency and collecting more data points, he was able to grow his practice and in turn help others to grow theirs. In this episode, Dr. Steele discusses the benefits of research, structure and communication in the current climate. Keep listening to hear how Dr. Steele believes you can maximize your client list and potential while everyone stays home and safe.

“I’m not looking to make more money, I’m looking to make happier, more raving fans of my practice … your interest should be in getting that person out of pain” – Dr. Brandon Steele

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ChiroUp: https://www.chiroup.com/

In today’s episode, joining us from Vancouver, British Columbia is our guest Ali Taylor. Ali is the co-founder of Jane Software Inc, whose software allows professionals to keep great records on their patients with complete customization. It focuses on small healthcare practices including chiropractic, acupuncture, physiotherapy, and nutrition. She recently launched her tele-treatment business, and it isn’t only to fulfill the necessary demands produced by the COVID-19 pandemic. It allows users to stay up to date with all the current trends paving the road to a better future.

“We’re always try to make things feel easy even if there is a lot going on behind the scenes.” -Alison Taylor

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Check out www.functionalmovement.com for a Selective Functional Movement Assessment course to help you in assessing movement-based dysfunctions in patients.

In today’s episode we are joined by Dr. Sean Drake. He was a member of the Florida State track and field team but was involved in two major car accidents within four years. Because of that, he ended up attending chiropractic college. During his time at Life University, seeing the miracles that happen in this profession, along with the connections that he made, changed Dr. Drake’s path in life.

“I’m going to evaluate you the exact same way that I would anybody else because that’s the system that I use, and you’re a human being, and I want you to perform.” -Dr. Sean Drake

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Check out Perform Better: https://www.performbetter.com/

Connect with Dr. Sean Drake

Today we are joined by Pat Rigsby, a fitness professional with almost 30 years of experience building businesses. He got his start as a college baseball and strength coach, then moved into teaching in the sport studies department at his university while he trained people on the side. Pat really got more into the entrepreneurial side of the business in the early 2000s when he started to own a couple of facilities, as well as different franchise locations and companies. By the end of 2014, he had sold the bulk of them and moved more into the coaching and consulting he does today.

“Figure out who you’re trying to serve, what your brand message is going to be, and reinforce that in all your marketing.” – Pat Rigsby

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Connect with Pat: https://patrigsby.com/