FUTUREBUILT PODCAST

Chris "Crazy" Price, a professional mixed martial artist, discussed his transition to training at Next Generation in Liverpool and expressed satisfaction with the improvements in his skills and physical condition. He also shared his learning from a difficult fight, emphasizing the importance of structure and preparation

Kerry, a mixed martial arts journalist, shared her journey of overcoming a severe shoulder injury to return to the sport. She also discussed how she transitioned to journalism and started attending amateur fights, eventually covering major events. Meanwhile, Kerry talked about achieving a long-held goal and the positive impact training had on her life. 

paige shared her journey into the bodybuilding scene, starting with her participation in a local show. She mentioned that she had a passion for posing, which led her to become a posing coach. paige emphasized the importance of practice and presentation in competition, and shared her unique approach to coaching that includes teaching clients to walk in heels. She also highlighted the individualized attention she provides to each client, recognizing their unique strengths and body structures. Shaun praised paige's approach, noting that she teaches clients to walk in heels to make them more comfortable on stage.

 He has collaborated with mixed martial artists and tactical populations like special operations command. Jose praised the mentorship program for its educational content and global reach.

professional fighter from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, introduces himself and discusses his background in martial arts and supplements. He uses Project One supplements for protein, pre-workouts, probiotics, and organic greens, reds, and collagen. He plans to fight 3-4 times a year this year and next.

grace, a multi-sports athlete from Youngstown, Ohio, discusses her journey to fitness, starting as a soccer player and then switching to running and triathlon. She had an overuse injury while training for a full marathon in October last year and had to take 8 weeks off to recover.