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In this episode of The Strong New York Podcast, host Kenny Santucci sits down with Dr. Jordan Metzl, world-renowned sports medicine physician at the Hospital for Special Surgery. With over 20,000 patients treated and decades of experience guiding athletes back to peak performance, Dr. Metzl has become one of New York’s most trusted voices in sports medicine, movement, and long-term health.
Beyond the clinic, Dr. Metzl is a bestselling author, Triathlete Magazine columnist, and frequent guest on major media outlets including The Today Show, Good Morning America, and The New York Times. He also serves as the sports medicine consultant for the Radio City Rockettes and is a lifelong athlete himself—30 marathons, 10 Ironmans, and a former collegiate soccer player.
Kenny and Dr. Metzl dive into the evolution of fitness in modern medicine, why strength training is essential for everyone, and how community plays a critical role in long-term health. Dr. Metzl also talks about his upcoming book, Push, which explores the science behind motivation and sustaining health over a lifetime.
Tune in for expert insights, practical takeaways, and a powerful reminder that fitness isn’t optional—it’s the foundation for a resilient, high-performing, and fulfilling life.
00:00 Introduction and Sponsor Shoutout
00:21 Introducing Dr. Jordan Metzel
03:06 Dr. Metzel's Background and Journey
04:14 The Intersection of Medicine and Fitness
06:58 The Impact of COVID-19 on Fitness and Medicine
08:14 The Rise of Virtual Fitness and Biohacking
14:54 Building a Fitness Community: Iron Strength
27:49 Reflecting on Informative Slides
28:05 The Importance of Strength Training
28:30 Dealing with Knee Issues and Arthritis
29:46 Understanding Common Diagnoses
31:38 The Role of PRP in Tendon Repair
32:27 Marathon Experiences and Motivation
33:24 The Science of Motivation
35:27 Promoting Fitness and Community
37:28 The New Book: Push
41:50 Bridging Medical and Fitness Industries
49:35 Concluding Thoughts and Future Plans
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In this episode of The Strong New York Podcast, host Kenny Santucci sits down with Dr. Jordan Metzl, world-renowned sports medicine physician at the Hospital for Special Surgery. With over 20,000 patients treated and decades of experience guiding athletes back to peak performance, Dr. Metzl has become one of New York’s most trusted voices in sports medicine, movement, and long-term health.
Beyond the clinic, Dr. Metzl is a bestselling author, Triathlete Magazine columnist, and frequent guest on major media outlets including The Today Show, Good Morning America, and The New York Times. He also serves as the sports medicine consultant for the Radio City Rockettes and is a lifelong athlete himself—30 marathons, 10 Ironmans, and a former collegiate soccer player.
Kenny and Dr. Metzl dive into the evolution of fitness in modern medicine, why strength training is essential for everyone, and how community plays a critical role in long-term health. Dr. Metzl also talks about his upcoming book, Push, which explores the science behind motivation and sustaining health over a lifetime.
Tune in for expert insights, practical takeaways, and a powerful reminder that fitness isn’t optional—it’s the foundation for a resilient, high-performing, and fulfilling life.
00:00 Introduction and Sponsor Shoutout
00:21 Introducing Dr. Jordan Metzel
03:06 Dr. Metzel's Background and Journey
04:14 The Intersection of Medicine and Fitness
06:58 The Impact of COVID-19 on Fitness and Medicine
08:14 The Rise of Virtual Fitness and Biohacking
14:54 Building a Fitness Community: Iron Strength
27:49 Reflecting on Informative Slides
28:05 The Importance of Strength Training
28:30 Dealing with Knee Issues and Arthritis
29:46 Understanding Common Diagnoses
31:38 The Role of PRP in Tendon Repair
32:27 Marathon Experiences and Motivation
33:24 The Science of Motivation
35:27 Promoting Fitness and Community
37:28 The New Book: Push
41:50 Bridging Medical and Fitness Industries
49:35 Concluding Thoughts and Future Plans

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