H.U.M.A.N. (FIGHTTIPS PODCAST)

NSCA certified strength and conditioning specialist, Jesse Irizarry, shares how developing the pelvic floor and proper breathing exercises will stabilize and strengthen your trunk, resulting in the ability to lift heavier, in a safer manner. Jesse has over 30 years of experience, working with NFL players and has developed multiple strength programs for Olympic weightlifting and powerlifting clubs.

Inventor and movement specialist David Weck discusses his various inventions (Bosu Ball and ProPulse Speed Trainers), as well as the confusing misconceptions that are spread amongst the fitness industry.

George Hood is a 62-year old Marine veteran that has accomplished some amazing feats — holding 13 world records, including Guinness Books record for the longest plant at 8 hours, 15 minutes and 15 seconds.

Former chief of the El Segundo police, MMA fighter and trainer Mitch Tavera talks about what is needed to improve the police force, nationwide.

Strength & Conditioning coach, The Biggest Loser trainer, and American Gladiator Jen Widerstrom shares what’s she’s learned working with fighters, nutrition and carb-cycling advice, and how to prioritize your time.

11x World Muay Thai Champion and Lion Fight commentator, Nathan “Carnage” Corbett talks about his elbow system, his killer fight mentality, and his back-and-forth fights with Tyrone Spong.

2019 Female Fighter of the Year, Tiffany Van Soest, talks about how she developed her distinguishable and elevated kickboxing style, as well as her new life in Bali.

In this H.U.M.A.N. podcast Navy Seal, Micah Fink, shares where he was on 9-11 and how that day changed his life forever. In this episode, Micah shares his perspectives on trauma and struggle, veterans and PTSD, and his sparring story with Ray Mercer.

Boxing’s great Wayne “The Pocket Rocket” McCullough talks about his upbringing in Ireland, his epic matches with Prince Naseem and Érik Morales, and shares his take on the upcoming match between Mike Tyson and Roy Jones Jr... which he doesn’t think will ever actually happen.

The legend of the sport, referee “Big“ John McCarthy, shares stories from when he reffed the very first UFC 1, to his transition into commentating for Bellator MMA, and all of the dirty and brutal stories accumulated in between.