Part 3 is all about the Stretch Shortening Cycle (SSC), a very important concept that applies to human locomotion, including walking, running, sprinting, and jumping. 

As always, you can connect with us:

Scot Gubbels on Twitter @Gubbsco and on Instagram @scottyg17

and Daniel Flahie on Twitter & Instagram @danielflahie

This episode of the podcast is brought to you by the breath belt. The breath belt is a tool designed to help you train your diaphragm and regain a more functional and optimal breathing pattern. Visit www.thebreathbelt.com and enter promo code DHP20 at checkout to save 20% and receive free shipping in the U.S. I use the breathbelt almost everyday in some capacity. I'll wear it on my way to work, during training, or at night when I am practicing my breathing drills. It is a truly universal and game changing product. 

Please take a moment to rate, review, and share this podcast to someone you think would find value in it. We greatly appreciate you taking the time out of your busy schedules to give us a listen. Connect with us across our social media platforms and let us know of something you would like to hear more about on our show. 

If you are looking for quality remote programming, either as an individual or in a small group consider working with Daniel through his company Flahie Fitness. I also provide full strength, speed, plyometric, and conditioning programming for highschools who don't have access to a full time strength and conditioning coach. He is also available for remote webinar eductional presentations.  If you are are interested in any of this, send an email at [email protected]  or visit his website: www.flahiefitness.com 

If you are interested in a more detailed, holistic approach to your health, consider working with Scot remotely. Changing your health can be complicated. You might not know what to do or where to begin. If working out and eating healthy isn't working for you then health coaching might be a good option for you! If you are interested in learning more, email Scot at [email protected]

Our podcast is for purely informational purposes and not designed to diagnose, treat, or cure any disease or ailment. Please speak to your licensed health care professional before changing your diet or physical activity regimen! 

On part 2 of our series on gait we dive into all things proprioception, both internally & externally. We touch on (no pun intended) skin afferent, muscle  chemoreceptors & mechanoreceptors such as muscle spindles & golgi tendon organs, vision, audition, vestibular system, Central Pattern Generators, and of course the role of the Central Nervous System. 

As always, you can connect with us:

Scot Gubbels on Twitter @Gubbsco and on Instagram @scottyg17

and Daniel Flahie on Twitter & Instagram @danielflahie

This episode of the podcast is brought to you by the breath belt. The breath belt is a tool designed to help you train your diaphragm and regain a more functional and optimal breathing pattern. Visit www.thebreathbelt.com and enter promo code DHP20 at checkout to save 20% and receive free shipping in the U.S. I use the breathbelt almost everyday in some capacity. I'll wear it on my way to work, during training, or at night when I am practicing my breathing drills. It is a truly universal and game changing product. 

Please take a moment to rate, review, and share this podcast to someone you think would find value in it. We greatly appreciate you taking the time out of your busy schedules to give us a listen. Connect with us across our social media platforms and let us know of something you would like to hear more about on our show. 

If you are looking for quality remote programming, either as an individual or in a small group consider working with Daniel through his company Flahie Fitness. I also provide full strength, speed, plyometric, and conditioning programming for highschools who don't have access to a full time strength and conditioning coach. He is also available for remote webinar eductional presentations.  If you are are interested in any of this, send an email at [email protected]  or visit his website: www.flahiefitness.com 

If you are interested in a more detailed, holistic approach to your health, consider working with Scot remotely. Changing your health can be complicated. You might not know what to do or where to begin. If working out and eating healthy isn't working for you then health coaching might be a good option for you! If you are interested in learning more, email Scot at [email protected]

Our podcast is for purely informational purposes and not designed to diagnose, treat, or cure any disease or ailment. Please speak to your licensed health care professional before changing your diet or physical activity regimen! 

We are back! We took some time off and have decided to head in a bit of a new direction. Our information will still be applicable to everyone, but tailored for the Strength & Conditioning/Personal Training professional. We are going to be providing shorter episodes and series of episodes with a focused theme. First up is gait! 

Sources mentioned in the episode:

Del Din, S., Elshehabi, M., Galna, B., Hobert, M. A., Warmerdam, E., Suenkel, U., ... & Maetzler, W. (2019). Gait analysis with wearables predicts conversion to parkinson disease. Annals of Neurology, 86(3), 357-367.

Earl, J. (2020). Born to walk (2nd ed.). Lotus Publishing. 

McNeill, A.R. (1986). Human energetics: Making headway in Africa. Nauture, 319, 623-624.  

As always, you can connect with us:

Scot Gubbels on Twitter @Gubbsco and on Instagram @scottyg17

and Daniel Flahie on Twitter & Instagram @danielflahie

This episode of the podcast is brought to you by the breath belt. The breath belt is a tool designed to help you train your diaphragm and regain a more functional and optimal breathing pattern. Visit www.thebreathbelt.com and enter promo code DHP20 at checkout to save 20% and receive free shipping in the U.S. I use the breathbelt almost everyday in some capacity. I'll wear it on my way to work, during training, or at night when I am practicing my breathing drills. It is a truly universal and game changing product. 

Please take a moment to rate, review, and share this podcast to someone you think would find value in it. We greatly appreciate you taking the time out of your busy schedules to give us a listen. Connect with us across our social media platforms and let us know of something you would like to hear more about on our show. 

If you are looking for quality remote programming, either as an individual or in a small group consider working with Daniel through his company Flahie Fitness. I also provide full strength, speed, plyometric, and conditioning programming for highschools who don't have access to a full time strength and conditioning coach. He is also available for remote webinar eductional presentations.  If you are are interested in any of this, send an email at [email protected]  or visit his website: www.flahiefitness.com 

If you are interested in a more detailed, holistic approach to your health, consider working with Scot remotely. Changing your health can be complicated. You might not know what to do or where to begin. If working out and eating healthy isn't working for you then health coaching might be a good option for you! If you are interested in learning more, email Scot at [email protected]

Our podcast is for purely informational purposes and not designed to diagnose, treat, or cure any disease or ailment. Please speak to your licensed health care professional before changing your diet or physical activity regimen! 

On episode 88 we speak with Jason Avedesian, a third year PhD student in Biomechanics at UNLV. We speak with him extensively regarding his research and the very real link between concussions and the likelihood of a future lower extremity injury such as an ACL tear. Jason is incredibly bright and we learned a lot on this episode. 

If you would like to learn more, Jason has recently published two papers on this topic:

Avesdesian, J.M., Covassin, T., & Dufek, J.S. (2020). The influence of sport-related concussion on lower extremity injury risk: A review of current return-to-play practices and clinical implications. International Journal of Exercise Science, 13(3), 873-889.

Avedesian, J.M., Covassin, T., & Dufek, J.S. (2020). Landing biomechanics in adolescent athletes with and without a history of sports-related concussion. Journal of Applied Biomechanics, 36(5), 313-318. 

You can connect with Jason on Twitter @JasonAvedesian. 

You can also head to his blog The Rebel Movement Blog to learn more about Motor Learning in general. https://rebelmovement.org/ 

Lastly, you can check out his podcast where he interviews current PhD students regarding their research and areas of expertise. https://rebelmovement.org/podcast/ep-15-the-assessment-and-development-of-speed-in-junior-australian-football-with-toby-edwards/ 

As always, you can connect with us:

Scot Gubbels on Twitter @Gubbsco and on Instagram @scottyg17

and Daniel Flahie on Twitter & Instagram @danielflahie

This episode of the podcast is brought to you by the breath belt. The breath belt is a tool designed to help you train your diaphragm and regain a more functional and optimal breathing pattern. Visit www.thebreathbelt.com and enter promo code DHP20 at checkout to save 20% and receive free shipping in the U.S. I use the breathbelt almost everyday in some capacity. I'll wear it on my way to work, during training, or at night when I am practicing my breathing drills. It is a truly universal and game changing product. 

This episode is also brought to you by polar bear fitness. Polar bear fitness is a new protocol created by our previous guest Dr. Leland Stillman, which uses a combination of diet, exercise, light regulation, and cold exposure to help you live a more healthier and optimal life. Visit polarbear.fitness to learn more and sign up following this link https://www.polarbear.fitness/a/18797/c4yNBYSs.

Please take a moment to rate, review, and share this podcast to someone you think would find value in it. We greatly appreciate you taking the time out of your busy schedules to give us a listen. Connect with us across our social media platforms and let us know of something you would like to hear more about on our show. 

If you are looking for quality remote programming, either as an individual or in a small group consider working with Daniel through his company Flahie Fitness. I also provide full strength, speed, plyometric, and conditioning programming for highschools who don't have access to a full time strength and conditioning coach. He is also available for remote webinar eductional presentations.  If you are are interested in any of this, send an email at [email protected]  or visit his website: www.flahiefitness.com 

If you are interested in a more detailed, holistic approach to your health, consider working with Scot remotely. Changing your health can be complicated. You might not know what to do or where to begin. If working out and eating healthy isn't working for you then health coaching might be a good option for you! If you are interested in learning more, email Scot at [email protected] 

Scot and Daniel talk about why taking a generalist approach to many aspects of life is often advantageous over a specialist approach to problem solving. There are very few instances when a specialist approach will yield more benefits over that of a generalist. However, it is important to have both depth and breadth in your area of expertise and beyond. We also talk on why you only have so much "give a shit" capital and leadership capital each day, so use wisely. 

Some resources on these topics:

Range and The Sports Gene by David Epstein. 

The Dichotomy of Leadership and Extreme Ownership  by Jocko Willink & Leif Babin. 

Also check out the Jocko Willink Podcast for more material on leadership.

As always, you can connect with us:

Scot Gubbels on Twitter @Gubbsco and on Instagram @scottyg17

and Daniel Flahie on Twitter & Instagram @danielflahie

This episode of the podcast is brought to you by the breath belt. The breath belt is a tool designed to help you train your diaphragm and regain a more functional and optimal breathing pattern. Visit www.thebreathbelt.com and enter promo code DHP20 at checkout to save 20% and receive free shipping in the U.S. I use the breathbelt almost everyday in some capacity. I'll wear it on my way to work, during training, or at night when I am practicing my breathing drills. It is a truly universal and game changing product. 

This episode is also brought to you by polar bear fitness. Polar bear fitness is a new protocol created by our previous guest Dr. Leland Stillman, which uses a combination of diet, exercise, light regulation, and cold exposure to help you live a more healthier and optimal life. Visit polarbear.fitness to learn more and sign up following this link https://www.polarbear.fitness/a/18797/c4yNBYSs.

Also, give our good friend Jeff Bramhall a look if you are interested in a hollistic approach to health. Just Breathe Manual Therapy and Coaching helps driven people develop the physical and mental habits to keep them pain free and help them live a joyous life. You can connect with him at www.JBMTcoaching.com  to book a free 30-minute video consultation.

Please take a moment to rate, review, and share this podcast to someone you think would find value in it. We greatly appreciate you taking the time out of your busy schedules to give us a listen. Connect with us across our social media platforms and let us know of something you would like to hear more about on our show. 

If you are looking for quality remote programming, either as an individual or in a small group consider working with Daniel through his company Flahie Fitness. I also provide full strength, speed, plyometric, and conditioning programming for highschools who don't have access to a full time strength and conditioning coach. He is also available for remote webinar eductional presentations.  If you are are interested in any of this, send an email at [email protected]  

If you are interested in a more detailed, holistic approach to your health, consider working with Scot remotely. Changing your health can be complicated. You might not know what to do or where to begin. If working out and eating healthy isn't working for you then health coaching might be a good option for you! If you are interested in learning more, email Scot at [email protected] 

On episode 86 we speak with Coach Faer about the impressive synergistic and collaborative set up that the Cleveland Indians franchise employees top to bottom across the player performance aspect of the organization. 

We also talk shop on a lot of S&C topics directly related to baseball, and beyond! 

You can connect with Coach Faer on Twitter at @Ryan_Faer 

As always, you can connect with us:

Scot Gubbels on Twitter @Gubbsco and on Instagram @scottyg17

and Daniel Flahie on Twitter & Instagram @danielflahie

This episode of the podcast is brought to you by the breath belt. The breath belt is a tool designed to help you train your diaphragm and regain a more functional and optimal breathing pattern. Visit www.thebreathbelt.com and enter promo code DHP20 at checkout to save 20% and receive free shipping in the U.S. I use the breathbelt almost everyday in some capacity. I'll wear it on my way to work, during training, or at night when I am practicing my breathing drills. It is a truly universal and game changing product. 

This episode is also brought to you by polar bear fitness. Polar bear fitness is a new protocol created by our previous guest Dr. Leland Stillman, which uses a combination of diet, exercise, light regulation, and cold exposure to help you live a more healthier and optimal life. Visit polarbear.fitness to learn more and sign up following this link https://www.polarbear.fitness/a/18797/c4yNBYSs.

Also, give our good friend Jeff Bramhall a look if you are interested in a hollistic approach to health. Just Breathe Manual Therapy and Coaching helps driven people develop the physical and mental habits to keep them pain free and help them live a joyous life. You can connect with him at www.JBMTcoaching.com  to book a free 30-minute video consultation.

Please take a moment to rate, review, and share this podcast to someone you think would find value in it. We greatly appreciate you taking the time out of your busy schedules to give us a listen. Connect with us across our social media platforms and let us know of something you would like to hear more about on our show. 

If you are looking for quality remote programming, either as an individual or in a small group consider working with Daniel through his company Flahie Fitness. I also provide full strength, speed, plyometric, and conditioning programming for highschools who don't have access to a full time strength and conditioning coach. He is also available for remote webinar eductional presentations.  If you are are interested in any of this, send an email at [email protected]  

If you are interested in a more detailed, holistic approach to your health, consider working with Scot remotely. Changing your health can be complicated. You might not know what to do or where to begin. If working out and eating healthy isn't working for you then health coaching might be a good option for you! If you are interested in learning more, email Scot at [email protected] 

Dr. Fergus Connolly is author of the books The Process: The Methodology, Philosophy & Principles of Coaching Winning teams. 59 Lessons: Working with the World's Greatest Coaches, Athletes, & Special Forces. And The Happiness Handbook for High Achievers: Stocis, Circles & Sheepdogs.

He is also a performance coach, keynote speaker, TED Talk speaker, and former Director of Performance for both the University of Michigan and the San Fran Cisco 49ers.

His books are available on Amazon, and you can connect with him at his website www.fergusconnolly.com  on LinkedIn, and on Twitter @Fergus_Connolly. 

We spoke on all things leadership and what it means to be a sheepdog. We had a great talk and learned a lot of simple and actionable items that you can immediately apply in whatever profession you are in. 

As always, you can connect with us:

Scot Gubbels on Twitter @Gubbsco and on Instagram @scottyg17

and Daniel Flahie on Twitter & Instagram @danielflahie

This episode of the podcast is brought to you by the breath belt. The breath belt is a tool designed to help you train your diaphragm and regain a more functional and optimal breathing pattern. Visit www.thebreathbelt.com and enter promo code DHP20 at checkout to save 20% and receive free shipping in the U.S. I use the breathbelt almost everyday in some capacity. I'll wear it on my way to work, during training, or at night when I am practicing my breathing drills. It is a truly universal and game changing product. 

This episode is also brought to you by polar bear fitness. Polar bear fitness is a new protocol created by our previous guest Dr. Leland Stillman, which uses a combination of diet, exercise, light regulation, and cold exposure to help you live a more healthier and optimal life. Visit polarbear.fitness to learn more and sign up following this link https://www.polarbear.fitness/a/18797/c4yNBYSs.

Also, give our good friend Jeff Bramhall a look if you are interested in a hollistic approach to health. Just Breathe Manual Therapy and Coaching helps driven people develop the physical and mental habits to keep them pain free and help them live a joyous life. You can connect with him at www.JBMTcoaching.com  to book a free 30-minute video consultation.

Please take a moment to rate, review, and share this podcast to someone you think would find value in it. We greatly appreciate you taking the time out of your busy schedules to give us a listen. Connect with us across our social media platforms and let us know of something you would like to hear more about on our show. 

If you are looking for quality remote programming, either as an individual or in a small group consider working with Daniel through his company Flahie Fitness. I also provide full strength, speed, plyometric, and conditioning programming for highschools who don't have access to a full time strength and conditioning coach. He is also available for remote webinar eductional presentations.  If you are are interested in any of this, send an email at [email protected]  

If you are interested in a more detailed, holistic approach to your health, consider working with Scot remotely. Changing your health can be complicated. You might not know what to do or where to begin. If working out and eating healthy isn't working for you then health coaching might be a good option for you! If you are interested in learning more, email Scot at [email protected] 

On episode 83 we spoke with the current president of the American College of Sports Medicine, Dr. Nicole Keith. Dr. Keith is also the Associate Dean of Faculty Affairs at the IUPUI School of Health and Human Sciences, as well as a researcher at the IU Center for Aging Research. Dr. Keith holds a PhD in Kinesiology and Exercise Science from the University of Connecticut and a Master's in Kinesiology and Exercise Science from the University of Rhode Island, as well as a Bachelor's in Exercise Science from Howard University. 

We spoke with Dr. Keith on many important issues including racism & what to do about it, the importance of diversity, and why exercise is so important for the aging population. 

You can connect with her on Linked In and on Twitter @nicolekeithphd. 

As always, you can connect with us:

Scot Gubbels on Twitter @Gubbsco and on Instagram @scottyg17

and Daniel Flahie on Twitter & Instagram @danielflahie

This episode of the podcast is brought to you by the breath belt. The breath belt is a tool designed to help you train your diaphragm and regain a more functional and optimal breathing pattern. Visit www.thebreathbelt.com and enter promo code DHP20 at checkout to save 20% and receive free shipping in the U.S. I use the breathbelt almost everyday in some capacity. I'll wear it on my way to work, during training, or at night when I am practicing my breathing drills. It is a truly universal and game changing product. 

This episode is also brought to you by polar bear fitness. Polar bear fitness is a new protocol created by our previous guest Dr. Leland Stillman, which uses a combination of diet, exercise, light regulation, and cold exposure to help you live a more healthier and optimal life. Visit polarbear.fitness to learn more and sign up following this link https://www.polarbear.fitness/a/18797/c4yNBYSs.

Also, give our good friend Jeff Bramhall a look if you are interested in a hollistic approach to health. Just Breathe Manual Therapy and Coaching helps driven people develop the physical and mental habits to keep them pain free and help them live a joyous life. You can connect with him at www.JBMTcoaching.com  to book a free 30-minute video consultation.

Please take a moment to rate, review, and share this podcast to someone you think would find value in it. We greatly appreciate you taking the time out of your busy schedules to give us a listen. Connect with us across our social media platforms and let us know of something you would like to hear more about on our show. 

If you are looking for quality remote programming, either as an individual or in a small group consider working with Daniel through his company Flahie Fitness. I also provide full strength, speed, plyometric, and conditioning programming for highschools who don't have access to a full time strength and conditioning coach. He is also available for remote webinar eductional presentations.  If you are are interested in any of this, send an email at [email protected]  

If you are interested in a more detailed, holistic approach to your health, consider working with Scot remotely. Changing your health can be complicated. You might not know what to do or where to begin. If working out and eating healthy isn't working for you then health coaching might be a good option for you! If you are interested in learning more, email Scot at [email protected] 

On episode 82 we spoke with Dr. Allison Randall, the current strength & conditioning coach for Vanderbilt University. 

Dr. Randall is a SCCC, CSCS, OLY, USAW, and FMSC certified coach and holds a PhD in Instructional Design and Technology from Virginia Tech, and a Master's in Health, Human Performance & Recreation from Pittsburg State University. She also competed at the 2012 Olympic Games in Track & Field, representing Jamaica. 

We spoke on all sorts of topics relating to S&C, but more importantly we spoke on racism and what the Strength & Conditioning profession can do to combat this. 

You can connect with Dr. Randall on Linkdin, on Instagram @allisonvrandall and on Twitter @AllisonVRandall. 

As always, you can connect with us:

Scot Gubbels on Twitter @Gubbsco and on Instagram @scottyg17

and Daniel Flahie on Twitter & Instagram @danielflahie

This episode of the podcast is brought to you by the breath belt. The breath belt is a tool designed to help you train your diaphragm and regain a more functional and optimal breathing pattern. Visit www.thebreathbelt.com and enter promo code DHP20 at checkout to save 20% and receive free shipping in the U.S. I use the breathbelt almost everyday in some capacity. I'll wear it on my way to work, during training, or at night when I am practicing my breathing drills. It is a truly universal and game changing product. 

This episode is also brought to you by polar bear fitness. Polar bear fitness is a new protocol created by our previous guest Dr. Leland Stillman, which uses a combination of diet, exercise, light regulation, and cold exposure to help you live a more healthier and optimal life. Visit polarbear.fitness to learn more and sign up following this link https://www.polarbear.fitness/a/18797/c4yNBYSs.

Also, give our good friend Jeff Bramhall a look if you are interested in a hollistic approach to health. Just Breathe Manual Therapy and Coaching helps driven people develop the physical and mental habits to keep them pain free and help them live a joyous life. You can connect with him at www.JBMTcoaching.com  to book a free 30-minute video consultation.

Please take a moment to rate, review, and share this podcast to someone you think would find value in it. We greatly appreciate you taking the time out of your busy schedules to give us a listen. Connect with us across our social media platforms and let us know of something you would like to hear more about on our show. 

If you are looking for quality remote programming, either as an individual or in a small group consider working with Daniel through his company Flahie Fitness. I also provide full strength, speed, plyometric, and conditioning programming for highschools who don't have access to a full time strength and conditioning coach. He is also available for remote webinar eductional presentations.  If you are are interested in any of this, send an email at [email protected]  

If you are interested in a more detailed, holistic approach to your health, consider working with Scot remotely. Changing your health can be complicated. You might not know what to do or where to begin. If working out and eating healthy isn't working for you then health coaching might be a good option for you! If you are interested in learning more, email Scot at [email protected] 

On episode 81 we spoke with Dr. Nicole Detling. Mental Performance Coach for the Real Salt Lake, Utah Royals FC, USA Nordic, USA Archery, and owner of Head Strong Consulting. Dr. Detling is also a renowned speaker and author. 

We spoke on all aspects of mental training both in sport and life and why when we think of "mental toughness" it may not be what you think it is. 

This episode was one of our all time favorite episodes and jam packed with amazing content and practical applications to bring your mental game and that of your athletes and clients to another level!

You can follow and connect with Dr. Detling on facebook, and on twitter at @HeadStrongDoc and HeadStrongTeam. You can follow her work on the Becoming Headstrong Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/becoming-headstrong/id1476332354

You can also check out their website https://www.headstrongconsulting.com/

And lastly, be sure to pick up a copy of Dr. Detling's book, Don't Leave Your Mind Behind, co authored with Dr. Keith Henschen. 

As always, you can connect with us:

Scot Gubbels on Twitter @Gubbsco and on Instagram @scottyg17

and Daniel Flahie on Twitter & Instagram @danielflahie

This episode of the podcast is brought to you by the breath belt. The breath belt is a tool designed to help you train your diaphragm and regain a more functional and optimal breathing pattern. Visit www.thebreathbelt.com and enter promo code DHP20 at checkout to save 20% and receive free shipping in the U.S. I use the breathbelt almost everyday in some capacity. I'll wear it on my way to work, during training, or at night when I am practicing my breathing drills. It is a truly universal and game changing product. 

This episode is also brought to you by polar bear fitness. Polar bear fitness is a new protocol created by our previous guest Dr. Leland Stillman, which uses a combination of diet, exercise, light regulation, and cold exposure to help you live a more healthier and optimal life. Visit polarbear.fitness to learn more and sign up following this link https://www.polarbear.fitness/a/18797/c4yNBYSs.

Also, give our good friend Jeff Bramhall a look if you are interested in a hollistic approach to health. Just Breathe Manual Therapy and Coaching helps driven people develop the physical and mental habits to keep them pain free and help them live a joyous life. You can connect with him at www.JBMTcoaching.com  to book a free 30-minute video consultation.

Please take a moment to rate, review, and share this podcast to someone you think would find value in it. We greatly appreciate you taking the time out of your busy schedules to give us a listen. Connect with us across our social media platforms and let us know of something you would like to hear more about on our show. 

If you are looking for quality remote programming, either as an individual or in a small group consider working with Daniel through his company Flahie Fitness. I also provide full strength, speed, plyometric, and conditioning programming for highschools who don't have access to a full time strength and conditioning coach. He is also available for remote webinar eductional presentations.  If you are are interested in any of this, send an email at [email protected]  

If you are interested in a more detailed, holistic approach to your health, consider working with Scot remotely. Changing your health can be complicated. You might not know what to do or where to begin. If working out and eating healthy isn't working for you then health coaching might be a good option for you! If you are interested in learning more, email Scot at [email protected]