Forever Athlete Radio

Today I sat down with Joe Rinaldi, fellow performance coach, Physical Therapist and former football team walk-on at Bucknell.

Joe has a truly unmatched work ethic, something I don’t say lightly given the people I’ve gotten to know over the years. He does a phenomenal job prioritizing his time and energy, and seems to do it all despite slowly losing his eyesight since the age of ten years old.

His story is a powerful one, and I guarantee one that changes how you show up in this world!

Keep Up with Joe here: https://www.instagram.com/joerinaldi.dpt/

Follow Along his blog and newsletter here: https://joerinaldi.blog

Sports is often times our first relationship, our first love. So when it ends, it can be difficult to see the possibilities that are now in front of us.

Today’s episode dives into exploring how to navigate the breakup we all go through when sports are over.

We look at the possibilities that lie before us and how we can take advantage of them, especially if we are still playing.

Paul Clingan, founder of Down Dog Athletics and former baseball player at Washington State University.

Paul found himself struggling with performance anxiety during his baseball playing days and it wasn’t until he found mindfulness in his life years later that things began to turn around for him.

Now, Paul helps athletic minded individuals bring a mindfulness approach to how they move their muscle. We share a lot of the same mission and training practices, so I’m excited to share his insights with how you can start taking a more mindful approach today.

Keep Up with Paul here: https://www.instagram.com/paul_clingan/

All things Down Dog Athletics and coaching can be found here: https://www.downdogathletics.com

When Mike Chabala, 2 time MLS Champion, stepped away from soccer he was faced with a dilemma.

Everywhere he looked, he struggled to find an environment that matched the championship locker room culture he was accustomed to throughout his career.

So he decided if he can’t find it elsewhere, he might as well create his own.

Now founder of Sphere, a group fitness concept that intertwines soccer and connection to build the ultimate life locker room experience.

Today’s podcast episode highlights Mike’s journey and what he faces as an entrepreneur.

We breakdown what unique challenges he faced, especially in the fitness industry this past year, among other topics.

Sphere can be found here: https://www.sphere.club

You can keep up with Mike on social here: https://www.instagram.com/mikechabala/

92% of people won’t achieve their new years resolution.

Today we break down why that is, and what we can do to shift the odds into your favor.

Learn how to create new habits, hack the habit loop, and make any change you want to in your life.

If you want to kick your new year off right check out all of our resources at www.corycamp.com

Let’s win this year!

Today I sit down with Mackenzie St Onge, founder of the Sideline Perspective, a platform that empowers sidelined athletes to find their purpose and move forward as total teammates. Mackenzie and I share very similar views on what it means to be more than an athlete and she shares her journey from playing both Hockey and Rugby at Dartmouth to founding her own company.

We discuss how she found her calling, what roadblocks have come up along the way, and how she navigates moving forward despite them.

You can find all things Sideline Perspective here: www.thesidelineperspective.com

Happy Holidays and Thanks for Listening!

Today we sat down at Thrive HQ with CJ Finley; adrenaline junky, athlete, serial entrepreneur, and husband. CJ quit his engineering career to pursue his passion of helping the world, and the people on it, THRIVE.

We talk about how he takes advantage of every heartbeat he has, his thought process behind his choices, and so much more.

You can keep up with CJ at https://thriveonlife.com and on social @cj.finley

Stay up to date with all our latest offerings and courses at www.corycamp.com and on social @corycamp 

And remember, if you can change your mindset, you can change your life!

Slowing down can often be the hardest thing to do for achievers and high performers. Today, we dive into not only why slowing down can help you actually achieve more, but also explore ways for you to slow down daily. We all want to achieve more, but to do so we must first focus on how efficiently we handle our time and energy.

We are close to our yearly goal of reviews! If you could help us get there by taking a few minutes to write a review on iTunes, it’d be greatly appreciated! You can do so here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-athletic-mindset/id1481474821

We have some exciting course offerings coming up, stay up to date with other ways to improve your performance here: www.corycamp.com

NLP or Neuro-Linguistic Programming, is a pseudoscientific approach to communication and personal development. So how does that relate to our athletic mindset?

I bring in Melissa Machat, an NLP coach, to find out. We talk about our subconscious self talk, how it’s what is holding us back from achieving what we want on and off the field.

Melissa leaves us with some practical NLP tools to start practicing to improve your mindset today!

Athletes are becoming more and more multi dimensional, and JT is the perfect example of that. JT Barnett is a former professional hockey player turned serial entrepreneur. He mainly focuses on personal branding and helps other former athletes monetize their brand. He is a fellow recovery junkie, a pumpkin spice latte advocate, and all around dope dude.

We sat down and talked all things recovery, how to balance his personal brand with his personal life, and even have a live review of pumpkin spice lattes. Hope you all enjoy!