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Jordan Shallow is a renaissance man of training philosophy and the co-founder of Pre-Script and the leading industry mind and educator on biomechanics and training anatomy. Jordan also travels the world to still train people hands on, from pro athletes to everyday people.
Jordan joins to share his wisdom and philosophy on:
-Is fatigue a boogeyman to be avoided
-How do you manage fatigue in training?
-The current nature of fitness social media divisiveness
-Why he doesn’t get involved in callout video based “stitch” battles
-And much more
00:48 Newfoundland Connections
02:45 Social Media and Fitness Industry Controversies
03:02 Sponsor Message: Renaissance Periodization
04:24 Debate on Science-Based vs. Evidence-Based Training
14:07 Philosophical Insights on Social Media
17:09 Fatigue and Training Capacity
23:17 Reorienting Perception of Exercise Fatigue
24:36 Teaching Deadlift and Overcoming Normative Values
25:31 Changing Perception of Soreness and Pain
27:37 Creating Psychological Safety in Training
32:55 Load Management and Exercise Selection
38:26 Scaling Intensity and Avoiding Injury
44:46 Complexity in Training and Continuous Learning
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Dr. Stu Phillips is a professor at McMaster University and one of the most prominent and respected researchers in resistance training and nutrition especially relating to muscle and aging.
Stu joins me to share:
-What is and what causes sarcopenia
-Can we prevent sarcopenia
-How much protein do we really need - to live healthy and for optimal muscle building
-Do our protein needs change as we get older
-Our current understanding of the importance of food timing
-Is there any evidence to support the use of peptides
-The issues with sourcing peptides
-Popular and misleading claims around women’s training and menopause
-Do energy drinks halt muscle repair
-And much more
00:55 Understanding Sarcopenia
02:24 Preventing Muscle Loss with Age
04:32 Building Muscle at Any Age
07:38 Protein Requirements and Aging
11:24 Debunking Protein Myths
17:57 Plant-Based vs. Animal-Based Proteins
23:36 Protein Timing and Recovery
26:58 Introduction to Peptides
27:42 Oral vs. Injectable Peptides
29:41 Skepticism and Anecdotal Evidence
34:45 Menopause and Women's Training
42:12 Energy Drinks and Muscle Repair
44:03 Social Media and Misinformation
49:48 The Importance of Evidence-Based Information
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Dave Tate is an icon of the strength, powerlifting, and coaching world. The founder of EliteFTS and prolific writer and author, Dave is an institution in the industry.
Dave guests to talk about:
-What he’s training for now
-The ways he sets personal training and performance goals, how they evolve with age
-The tradeoffs he made early in his career to pursue elite performance
-Would he do things differently if he could do it over again
-What still gets him fired up about coaching
-Community being missing from the modern gym scene
-Is there an appetite for long form writing in the industry?
-And much more
00:48 Dave Tate's Current Training Regimen
03:44 The Purpose Behind the Training
07:28 Balancing Health and Heavy Lifting
17:00 Injuries and Training Modifications
23:33 Philosophy on Training Through Injuries
26:46 Overcoming Injuries and Mental Resilience
27:32 What Fires Up a Veteran Coach
32:08 The Importance of Context in Coaching
34:46 Community in Modern Gyms
38:50 The Future of Online and In-Person Training
43:04 The Value of Writing and Continuous LearningI’ve been putting a lot of time and effort into making these new episodes valuable for you. You can help me get these great guests and their knowledge in front of more people by:
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Charlie Weingroff is a legendary Physical Therapist and Strength Coach who joins me to share his thoughts on:
-Issues with high volume physical therapy business models
-Helping people who have been told by a doctor not to lift weights due to pain and injury
-How to talk to people about their pain
-How pain is tied to emotion
-How pain works in the nervous system
-What ““We know that MRI’s don’t lie but they don’t always tell the whole story” means
-What is the interference effect and does it matter to your training?
-The prevalence of high level athletes who compete with some degree of manageable injury
-And much more
01:21 Discussion on Physical Therapy Practices
01:45 Critique of Commercial Physical Therapy
04:54 Importance of Effort in Physical Therapy
10:05 Strength and Conditioning in Physical Therapy
12:19 Approach to Back Pain and MRI
22:04 Empathy and Communication in Therapy
27:56 Understanding Pain Perception
29:27 The Role of Knowledge in Pain
30:32 Cultural and Environmental Influences on Pain
32:02 The Impact of Diagnosis and Communication
33:12 Pain Management Strategies
44:36 The Interference Effect in Training
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Michael James Shaw is a unique guest on the show. Michael isn’t a fitness professional but an actor and writer with credits including Marvel’s Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame, The Walking Dead, Fight Night, and now season 2 of Twisted Metal. Michael is an avid fitness enthusiast and used yoga, Brazilian Jiujitsu, strength training, and more to shape his body and mind for his various roles.
Michael shares:
-How he prepares physically for movie and tv roles
-Why he considers his body as “part of the costume”
-His dramatic physical transformation fro his youth
-Do actors stay in shirtless scene shape year round
-How he got started in his career and who was his greatest influence
-How he sets boundaries around working out and eating healthy while spending long days on set and handling the physical demands of some roles
-Why cooking and tracking nutrition are critical
-How he creates space for clarity and creativity
-And much more
00:16 Meet Michael James Shaw: Actor and Fitness Enthusiast
01:33 Michael's Fitness Journey for Twisted Metal
04:52 Balancing Fitness and Acting
10:57 Michael's Early Life and Influences
19:03 The Role of Yoga and Jiu-Jitsu in Michael's Life
23:30 Adapting Fitness Routines
24:42 Importance of Listening to Your Body
25:40 Creating Personalized Workout Plans
27:01 Maintaining Physicality for Acting Roles
27:54 Combining Fitness with Acting
29:22 The Role of Dance and Movement in Fitness
32:05 Balancing Travel and Fitness
38:07 Navigating Celebrity Culture
39:43 The Emotional Impact of Acting
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Dr Matthew Nagra is a Naturopathic Doctor and Plant Based Nutrition Educator.
Matthew guests to share his experience on:
-Dealing with fraudulent AI based marketing, including his own experience having his voice and image stolen and used to promote dubious products.
-Are extreme tribal diets as common in the general population as they seem from social media.
-Dealing with the false claims about vegan diets from the most extreme vegan influencers.
-Are energy drinks actually harmful.
-Are plant based sources of protein really inferior to animal sources.
-Are plant sources of protein actually “incomplete” proteins.
-What’s the relationship between saturated fat and poor health outcomes.
-Popular misconceptions about plant based nutrition.
-Convenient ways to get more protein if you practice a plant based diet.
-Debunking claims about anti-nutrients in plants.
-And much more.
00:42 AI Misinformation Incident
03:31 Legal and Platform Responses
06:33 AI and Music Industry
07:43 Consumer Responsibility and Verification
12:14 Extreme Diets and Social Media
14:26 Veganism and Ideology
22:50 Energy Drinks: Myths and Facts
26:33 Cardiac Risks of Energy Drinks
27:28 Caffeine Sensitivity and Consumption
29:49 Energy Drinks and Cognitive Function
33:02 Plant-Based vs. Animal Protein
46:28 Debunking the Toxic Plants Narrative
52:36 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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Emma Storey Gordon is a behaviour change and fat loss expert with incredible messaging that gently calls us on our own sh!t.
Emma shares her insight on:
-Identifying when and why your energy is low and the simple lifestyle behaviours you can change to improve your daily energy and sense of well being.
-Lower standard creep.
-The stories we tell ourselves about planning.
-Focus on making your bad days better.
-Mitigating self sabotage.
-The problem with thinking we should never feel hungry.
-Dealing with the reality that we can’t eat whatever we want, whenever we want, and stay lean.
-Is there a relationship between behaviours that create financial freedom and behaviours that create a healthy life.
-Is there any benefit to collagen protein.
-And much more
00:43 Emma's Personal Health Journey
02:17 Energy Management and Fat Loss
04:54 Unproductive Work and ADHD
08:49 Planning and Overcoming Resistance
13:24 Modern World and Weight Gain
18:23 Intuitive Eating and Hunger
25:15 The Psychology Behind Spending and Status
26:54 Nutritional Choices and Tribalism
30:09 Financial Freedom and Lifestyle Choices
32:49 The Importance of Consistency in Fitness
36:41 The Hype Around Collagen Supplements
42:20 Marketing Tactics and Supplement Industry
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Eve Guzman combines her education with her personal experience to have lost 150 pounds, kept it off, became a successful nutrition coach, then built an empire mentoring other women to build their businesses.
Eve shares her wisdom on:
-Why people don’t want to change
-The stories and narratives people hold onto to remain stuck in place
-How to change those narratives
-How your stories and staying in the same place protect you
-Why tracking nutrition isn’t as hard as people think
-What happens when people start tracking
-Fears around regaining the weight
-Dealing with friction from others when you change your life and lose weight
-Gaining confidence in your ability to maintain weight loss
-Dealing with “food noise”
-Do you miss the old lifestyle, way of eating, way you felt
-How staying “heavier” was a way of hiding from the world and from expectations
-How to manage hunger
-The difference between major change in your body and change in identity
-And so much more
00:16 Eve Guzman's Weight Loss Journey
02:17 The Importance of Tracking Macros
05:59 Challenges and Mindset Shifts
07:31 Family Influence and Cultural Norms
10:22 Professional and Personal Growth
21:04 Maintaining Weight Loss and Overcoming Fear
23:54 Balancing Healthy and Fun Foods
25:15 Missing Old Eating Habits
26:49 Hiding from the World
29:22 Dealing with Food Noise
33:17 Overcoming Hunger and Cravings
40:43 Tracking Nutrition Basics
43:37 Challenges in Tracking Nutrition
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Danny Matranga is a certified strength and conditioning coach who’s made an impact with no nonsense evidence based messaging around nutrition and fitness.
Danny joins me to share his thoughts on:
-Why people do not have the skills to eyeball their calorie tracking
-The sugar diet
-His favourite tracking strategies
-Why extreme diets are “performance art”
-The problems with dietary tribalism
-Why short sedentary women struggle with staying lean
-And much more
Dr Mike T. Nelson is a PhD, Author, and prolific educator in nutrition and training.
Mike guests to share his expertise on:
-What is metabolic flexibility and why it’s important for your health and performance
-How to get your body to more efficiently utilize carbs and fats as fuel
-When your body best uses fat and carbs as fuel
-What’s going on with insulin resistance
-How to improve insulin sensitivity
-The importance of sleep on insulin sensitivity
-Why we see diminishing returns on calorie burn when we try to dramatically increase physical activity
-What’s the “Sugar Diet” and why is it gaining attention
-And much more
00:46 Understanding Metabolic Flexibility
01:46 The Role of Carbohydrates and Fats
03:06 Challenges with Carbohydrate Utilization
05:07 Impact of Ketogenic Diets
09:23 Insulin Resistance and Metabolic Flexibility
19:37 Improving Insulin Sensitivity
22:02 Cold Water Immersion and Metabolic Effects
25:13 Caloric Output in Active Populations
27:32 Understanding Caloric Burn and Step Count
28:35 The Limits of Caloric Burn
31:29 The Role of NEAT in Caloric Expenditure
38:17 The Impact of Neurodivergence on Caloric Burn
40:45 Exploring the Sugar Diet
48:38 Practical Takeaways for Metabolic Flexibility
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