Join hosts Etienne Asselin and Ryan Taylor as they discuss their recent teaching tour across Canada, sharing highlights and insights from their experiences. They emphasize the importance of connection with students, the nuances of training, and the role of details in effective client training. The conversation also delves into critical thinking, skepticism in mentorship, and the necessity of civil discourse in the fitness industry. They conclude with reflections on their future plans and the evolution of their teaching methods.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Travel Adventures

03:06 Teaching Highlights and Experiences

06:14 The Importance of Relationships in Teaching

09:19 Understanding the Nuances of Training

12:05 The Role of Details in Client Training15:31The Complexity of Human Clients

18:15 Learning from Extremes in Training

21:12 The Importance of a Broad Knowledge Base

24:09 The Interconnectedness of Training Disciplines

37:35 Pressure Testing Systems for Improvement

38:48 The Value of Diverse Learning in Fitness

40:14 The Dangers of Blindly Following Mentors

42:07 The Importance of Skepticism in Learning

43:52 Navigating the Risks of Intellectual Blindness

46:11 The Role of Open-Mindedness in Critical Thinking

46:41 Understanding Skepticism vs. Contrarianism

49:22 The Importance of Changing One's Mind

51:44 Constructive Disagreement in Professional Relationships

56:02 The Necessity of Civil Discourse for Progress

58:54 Finding Common Ground in Discourse

01:02:36 Wrapping Up: Future Endeavors and Reflections