On this episode of the podcast I talk with Coach Joe Gurley. We talk about his decision to take his education overseas to Edith Cowan University and how that has benefited him, What he has learned from being a coach in the collegiate setting, and how the transition from collegiate to private has been. Additionally we talk about some of the nuances he has experienced so far, and how he combats some common issues in the private sector with his clientele. You can check out Coach Gurley's profile at https://www.d1training.com/birmingham/about-us/meet-the-team/

On this episode of the podcast I talk with Coach Ron Dickson. We talk about training and the implementation of technology for field sports, as well as load management. We dive into some ideas about total distances and high intensity distances, and then diverge into leadership and continuing education.

On this episode of the podcast I talk with Damian Roden of the Seattle Sounders. We discuss his journey and what he's learned along the way, recommendations for young coaches trying to take a similar path, and the staffing structure of the Sounders. We then dive deeper into the training model, and discuss assessment, planning on the macrocycle level, and load management protocols. Be sure to check out his website at https://www.fitforeverygame.com/ and purchase his upcoming book!

On this episode of the podcast I talk with Coach Jack Sprague. We talk about his current role and the teams that he works with, as well as some programming/training differences between those teams. Additionally we talk about building relationships and how that helps to improve the training process for athletes, being efficient with your time, and also how to build relationships with other staff members in an athletic department.

On this episode of the podcast I talk with Coaches Felipe Eichenberger and Claus Souza of the Denver Nuggets. We talk about their journeys and what they were able to learn along the way that suits them now, how they are able to make training enjoyable/meaningful and still keep it highly effective for their athletes, and how to cut through big data to get relevant training metrics.

On this episode of the podcast, I talk with Coach Ryan Nosak. We discuss his journey, some of the more unconventional sports he's worked with, and how he approaches assessment, individualization, and training for multiple groups of athletes.

On this episode of the podcast, I talk with Coach Per Lundstam. We talk about Coach Lundstam's unconventional journey, and how he has been able to consistently provide high quality service to the RedBull Performance Team, and a melting pot of athletes.

On this episode of the podcast I talk with Coach Cisco Reyes. We discuss his multi-faceted perspective of training and how he is able to approach things from both the academic and performance vantage points. Additionally we talk about youth training, and how to more effectively train young athletes. You can check out what he's doing with RISE here https://www.rise-training.com/cisco

On this episode of the podcast, I talk with coach Andrea Hudy. We discuss her journey, her training model for basketball, and how she has continued to refine herself as a professional.

On this episode of the podcast talk with Coach Bradford Scott. We discuss his background, the structure of training in professional baseball and how it compares to the college setting, nuances of professional sports, how he gets guys on board who don't have a big training background, his big rocks for training, and professional development.