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Dr. Gary Ryan, PEMF Cellular Exercise Specialist, offers cutting edge health consultation featuring pulsed electromagnetic therapy.
Adee Cazayoux is the founder and CEO of Working Against Gravity, an online nutrition coaching company that receives some level of transformation and understand and change your behavior with food. When Adee was sixteen years old she was almost 200 lbs. old, and unable to participate in sports. She went to a nutritionist to help her track carbs, fats, proteins and fruit. That relationship would forever change her relationship with food. Adee was able to return to sports and gained confidence. The seed for Working Against Gravity was planted. Today WAG is an international team of 36 people. In this episode, she shares her story of creating Working Against Gravity, lessons learned in running a rapidly growing business, and why culture is so important.
Jesse O'Brien is the owner and founder of Central Athlete, an individually designed fitness facility that prioritizes achieving concrete, measurable results and attuning to the individual client. In this episode Jesse shares his journey of graduating from college and working the cubicle grind, to becoming a CrossFit coach and eventually opening his own facility. Jesse and Jeremy talk about the landscape of owning and operating a training facility and the future of fitness. Jesse shares how Central Athlete is doing things differently, shaking up the industry and shifting the model.
Rabbi Neil Blumofe is the Senior Rabbi of Congregation Agudas Achim in Austin, Texas. Originally from outside of Chicago, Neil chose chose to come to Austin in 1998 to help be a part of and build the pioneering spirit in Austin. In this episode Jeremy and Neil talk spirituality, community, jazz and how they are all related. They talk about breath, truth and the importance of connecting with people in the quickening pace of our present day. In 2014 Neil was in Jerusalem where missiles were being launched at the city. Air raid sirens would come out of nowhere and people didn't know what to do. The first step was breathing. Then came a melody. At the end of the podcast Rabbi Neil and Jeremy sing this melody together.
Michael Cazayoux is a three-time CrossFit Games competitor and a two-time CrossFit Games Affiliate Cup Champion. He is the founder and CEO of Brute Strength, a company that offers customized programming from elite coaches that helps people reinvent the way their body moves, feels, and looks. The Brute Strength competitive roster includes incredible athletes like Brook Ence and Jared Stevens, and professional soccer player, Ciaran Nugent to name a few. In 2017 the Wasatch Brutes won the CrossFit Games affiliate cup. In this episode Michael shares how he created the Brute Strength platform and what they are currently working on. He also shares his personal challenges along the way including his battle with drug addiction as a teenager and how he found CrossFit.
Aaron Davis is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (NSCA), USA Weightlifting-L1 Sports Performance Coach, USA Level II Track and Field Coach, CrossFit L1. He has 10 years experience coaching athletes and teams. Aaron is passionate about understanding health, sports performance, and helping people. In this episode, Aaron shares how his company, Train. Adapt. Evolve. came to be, heart rate variability, stress, and more.
During his senior year at college, Garrett tore ligaments in his wrist from an ice hockey injury. He was told he would need surgery and would face at least three months of recovery. Garrett decided to meet with an acquaintance that was using (at the time) an obscure electrostimulation device to see if that could help. His ligaments healed in two weeks. A lightbulb went off. Garrett went on to pursue his engineering masters degree at UT, but that lightbulb moment stayed on the forefront of his mind. He decided to apprentice with a functional neurologist while working toward his degree. This decision allowed Garrett a way to transition from an engineering career path to neurological fitness. Shortly after, NeuFit was born. In this episode Garrett shares how the team at NeuFit use their technology to help people reduce pain, build muscle, improve performance, and help the body heal from injury and improve function.
Laura Brady is the Founder & President of Concierge Auctions, an international luxury real estate auction firm. In only eight years, she drove the firm to a billion dollars in sales. Laura has been profiled by CNBC Money, Bloomberg, the Today Show, the Financial Times, the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times, among others. She has been named "One of the 100 most influential people in real estate" by Inman News for the past three years and her company is included in Inc. Magazine's list of the fastest-growing companies in America.
Logan is active duty Navy for 11 years, a husband, a father of 3 and a CrossFitter. He is the founder of MadFitter, the co-founder of ReadyMade Gear, and has a patent pending jump rope system. Logan is an entrepreneur and a perpetual learner. In this episode, he talks about how MadFitter got started (spoiler alert: the company didn't start out making kettlebells), what he has learned over the years, and what is next for himself and his brands.
Zach Horvath is the founder of LIVE A GREAT STORY, a media brand focused on building a community of inspiration. His company was formed to inspire people on their personal journey to live their best life. In this episode he shares the origin of his company, building the LIVE A GREAT STORY team, and how they're spreading the inspiration.
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