On this Episode of the podcast I talk with Dr. Pat Davidson. We discus optimizing adaptations, higher education, and we also touch on an article he contributed to on neuro typing. You can find out more on Pat at https://drpatdavidson.com/

On this episode of the podcast, I talk with Coach Brijesh Patel of Quinnipiac University.

On this episode of the podcast Coach Horn and I dive into a conversation covering a diverse amount of topics including, developing rotational power across sports, managing different training stimuli within a session, and personal development.

On this episode of the podcast I am joined by my friend and co-host Isaac Rodgers of Limestone College (https://www.instagram.com/limestone_saint_strength/?hl=en). We have a great discussion with Lee Burton of Functional Movement Systems. You can find out more about FMS at https://www.functionalmovement.com/.

On This episode of the podcast, I talk with Director of Athletic Performance at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Chad Pearson. We cover a wide range of topics including but not limited to, the influence martial arts has had on his outlook, why it matters to have a personal value system as a coach, and some current events in strength and conditioning.

On this episode of the podcast, I get to talk with Coach Liane Blyn. Coach Blyn and I talk about her lessons learned in her time at the Poliquin Institute, Parisi Speed School, and in the private sector where she owned her own business. She also touches on the influence that powerlifting has had on her, and some of the experiences she has enjoyed because of it.

On this episode of the podcast, I get to talk with Zac Cupples. We dive into Zac's journey to how he got where he is now, and then we discuss movement, poor movement strategies, breathing/ poor breathing strategies, and how we can improve on them. You can check out more of Zac's work at https://zaccupples.com/. In addition you can dive more into the topics we discussed at these links: 

https://zaccupples.com/tag/asymmetrical-isa/

https://zaccupples.com/2018/09/06/movementdebrief60/

https://zaccupples.com/tag/isa/

https://zaccupples.com/tag/narrow-isa/

https://courses.vcu.edu/DANC291-003/unit_4.htm

https://premierfitnesssystems.com/blog/enter-the-infrasternal-angle-isa/

On this episode of the podcast I get to talk with Coach Brian Phillips. Coach Phillips is the Director of Sports Performance at UMASS, and we dive into speed training, his approach to managing his athletes and staff, and the importance of continuing education.

On this episode of the podcast, Dr. Detweiler and I dive into his journey into the chiropractic profession. We touch on his football background, and how being an athlete and eventual powerlifter has affected his chiropractic approach. We also touch on how he got into RPR, and how he became a columnist at EliteFTS, and the importance of putting yourself around people that will push you to grow. You can check out Dr. Detweiler's practice at https://hybrid-performance.net/ and also his articles at https://www.elitefts.com/author/tyrel-detweiler/. You can also dive deeper into RPR at https://www.reflexiveperformance.com/rpr-story/.

On this episode of the podcast I get to talk with Ryan Harrison of https://www.slowthegamedown.com/. We talk about how he got into performance vision training, what vision training is, and how it makes people better at their sport. This is one of the highly neglected areas in training, so it was great to be able to unpack some concepts with Coach Harrison.