The Chain Effect Podcast

The Chain Effect Podcast

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The Chain Effect Podcast episodes

  • You Lost 20 Pounds… But Did You Get Healthier?

    Two people lose 20 pounds. One becomes stronger, healthier, and more resilient. The other loses muscle, slows their metabolism, and increases their risk of injury. What's the difference?

    In this episode, we unpack the growing conversation around GLP-1 medications, rapid weight loss, and the often-overlooked importance of preserving lean muscle mass. From protein and nutrition to strength training and core stability, we discuss what it takes to lose weight in a way that supports long-term health.

    We also cover:

    •  Why muscle is your body's metabolic engine 
    •  The risks of losing lean mass during rapid weight loss 
    •  Protein and nutrition priorities while dieting or using GLP-1s 
    •  How weight loss can affect strength, posture, and low back pain 
    •  The best types of exercise to maintain muscle and prevent injury 

    If your goal is more than just a lower number on the scale, this episode is for you.

    34 min
  • Un-Tech Your Neck

    In this episode we discuss the tech-neck epidemic, its implications and strategies to straighten up and keep it that way! 

    20 min
  • Boring? Yep, because it works.

    In todays world of latest and greatest, we discuss why the old boring stuff is still the best and why your time should be spent with the fundamentals, not the glitz and glam of instagram.

    42 min
  • 10 Years of Keeping It Real!

    In this episode we celebrate and reminisce on 10 years of lessons we've learned from dreaming, planning, launching and running a business, plus how a family member set us up on a blind date. The rest was history.

    42 min
  • Numbers to Track Besides Your Steps

    Yes, steps are an easy action item to identify and cross off, but what about metrics for strength, body composition, and other risks for all cause mortality? In this episode, we go through easily accessible numbers we can aim for with goal-setting for healthspan AND lifespan, including why we need to work on that dead fish handshake. Plus some nutritional quick hitters at the end! 

    33 min
  • What’s in the Cart??

    In this episode, we take an imaginary trip to the grocery store and tell you our weekly staples! We also walk through some awesome recipes that make our weeks less stressful because we too want easy, healthy, and more affordable meals that let us enjoy family time and extracurricular activities! 

    47 min
  • Drop It Like a Squat

    A cornerstone movement of strength and mobility, the squat is something most everyone does in their exercise and training. Whether you want to build that booty safely or learn about the intricacies of partial vs full depth squats and hear a physical therapist’s take on the controversial “butt-wink”, this is a solid listen for anyone who works out!


    41 min
  • CGM Part 3 - Digging Deeper!

    In this episode we continue our fascination with the Continuous Glucose Monitor, and reveal new ways we are looking at the data. We also explain some of the conundrums we are most often confronted with when discussing CGMs with our patients.  

    42 min
  • Special Guest: Dr. Hope Seidel, Parenting Coach

    In this episode we welcome Dr. Hope Seidel, retired pediatrician turned Certified Parenting Coach, to the pod as she discusses strategies to give our kids agency, how parents should let go of control and rescue, and the importance of developing family values to use as a guide. Listen in to hear our burning questions about how we can mold our kids which are met with thought-provoking answers that we may not really want to hear!


    You can learn more about Hope below:

    www.parentwithhope.com

    Instagram.com/parentwithhope

    Facebook.com/parentwithhope


    44 min

About The Chain Effect Podcast

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A Physical Therapist and a Registered Dietitian discuss health, fitness, kiddos, and fun in practical ways for real people and families. 


Dr. Taylor Pope and Caroline Pope founded…