The Made 2 Move Podcast

Stop Icing.

That’s right, I said it. Put the RICE protocol to bed. It’s ineffective and counterproductive.

On today’s show we talked with Gary Reinl, the ANTI ICE MAN. Doesn’t that say it all?

- Evidence around and against RICE

- Why RICE is delaying your recovery

- Science behind injuries and inflammation

- What to actually do instead of RICE

- Where in the world icing came from

https://garyreinl.com/

Dr. Brian Reinhardt and his business partner Dr. Martin Smith have set out to create excellent medicine at an affordable price. They saw holes in the system and wanted to operate outside of the traditional system. With the direct primary care model at Neighbors Med (on Remount Road!) they have found a way to be the doctors they want to be by building genuine relationships with patients and serving their community.

On this episode, Brian and I discuss:

- The Direct Primary Care Model

- The Problem of 3rd party payers

- Falsely Elevated Prices in Healthcare

- Cost transparency

- Putting the decision back in the patient’s hands

https://neighborsmed.com https://www.facebook.com/NeighborsMed/

Another Made 2 Move Team Episode:

- Latest events, what we’ve been up to, and where to find us this month

- Clinical Discussions and Patient Stories

- Shifting Perspectives

- How to Build Positive Movement Experiences

- The Power of Self Efficacy

- Getting comfortable with the uncomfortable

- How NOT to live a convenient life

- Changing the goal of PT

- Does moving “well” even matter?

- Physics vs Nocebos

- Performance Vs Injury Risk Huge shout out to Team Rhapsody

- Cristian Mathes, Jared Shaw, Owen Bernstein, and Stephanie Rodriguez who are competing in the CrossFit semi finals the weekend of June 18, and another shout out to Jayson Hopper and his coach Jared Shaw - if you’re into CrossFit and watched the Mid-Atlantic semi finals, you saw Jayson dominate. Congrats everyone!

@Made2MovePT

On today’s show we have Christopher Briggman - Certified Rehab Counselor and Master Level Rehab Counselor, Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Associate, Therapeutic Coach, and owner and founder of Balance Consulting and Counseling.

From working for the VA, to resigning and creating his own agency, to going back to the familiarity of the VA, to creating his own COVD baby - doing his own thing full time AND getting his PHD, Chris has been able to transform his career instead of just taking it to the next step.

Chris now uses his unique background to help both individuals and agencies as a therapist and a vocational expert.

On this episode we discuss -

- What even is work life balance?

- Transactional vs Transformational Leadership

- Get the most out of your employee

- Give your employee the most

- Changing our ideas of work

- Finding identity outside of work

- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

https://balanceconsultingcounseling.com/ FB @BalanceConsultingCounseling IG @balenz_is_gr8r

On today’s episode we have Meredith Nelson, owner of Primetime fitness. Meredith actually started as a music major, found fitness in college, worked as a case manager and taught fitness classes before / after work. As a case manager working with people with disabilities, she found that there was a missing piece between fitness and those with disabilities - she believes people with disabilities should still be fit and have access to fitness - so she quit her job and decided to open her own training studio.

Meredith and I talk about her story, her journey before, during, and after the pandemic, the 5 disciplines of triathlon, how to deal with clients who aren’t listening to you, realistic goal setting, and what’s next on the horizon for Meredith.

Meredith also tells us about her traumatic experience with her first triathlon - said she was never doing one again, but she just completed a half ironman May 23. Big congrats to Meredith!

- Short Term vs Long Term Goals

- Setting Realistic Expectations

- Fixing People Vs Providing the Tools

- Fitness Fairy Sprinkle Dust

- Motivation and Discipline

On today’s show I sat down with Hannah Ruth, owner of Burn By Han. Hannah runs an online coaching business to help women achieve food freedom, meet their goals, and build confidence In and out of the gym. Hannah just fully transitioned from in person to all online, and now she’s able to not only give her clients more of her time, but give more time to herself.

We talk a lot about how we often get into this business - fitness, healthcare, wellness, etc - to help others improve their relationships, mental health, and sleep, but so often we (trainers, clinicians, etc) lose sight of our own non-negotiables while devoting our time to others.

- Setting boundaries and non-negotiables

- Remembering your WHY

- Creating a community online

- Coaches need coaches

- Impact of online coaching vs in person- personal training

@burn.by.han https://burnbyhan.com/

On today’s episode we travel to the Citadel to chat with Coach D - Donnell Boucher - the Assistant Athletic Director, Director of Strength and Conditioning, and Military Liaison at the Citadel.

Coach D wears a lot of hats and currently has his hand in tactical strength and conditioning and research.

We talk about his story, the moment he knew this was going to be his thing, what being a strength coach really means, what he hopes to change in the S&C field, and how his training has changed.

While some may be hoping for a lighter load, Coach D believes that we should be building ourselves to be stronger to carry that load.

How does Coach D create an environment of discipline and motivation? His answer may surprise you.

Coach D views everyday as an opportunity to improve someone else life and says the easiest part of his job is figuring out how to improve someone’s back squat and 40 yard dash. Turns out, getting athletes stronger and faster is just where Coach D’s work begins.

@citadelcoachd

On today’s episode we have Anna Gallup, OT, owner of Motion in Motherhood, and certified breast feeding specialist.

Motion in Motherhood is a holistic prenatal and postpartum service for expectant and new moms. As an OT doing early intervention work, Anna was in her patient’s homes, realizing that moms were overwhelmed, burnt out, anxious, and lacking support.

With a passion in women’s health, Anna dreamed together her perfect career, thinking she’d create it in a few years. Once COVD hit and she had time on her hands, she got to work.

In this episode we discuss:

- Postpartum depression and anxiety

- How to manage exhaustion postpartum

- Goal setting

- Coaching for moms

- Maternal mental health

- Stress management

- Self care for moms

- Cultural/societal differences in labor/delivery

- Starting your own business

@motioninmotherhood Motioninmotherhood.com

Meet Emily, the owner and founder of Emily Werner Nutrition. Emily is a clinical nutritionist and discovered her passion for nutrition after watching her own husband turn his life around. Emily wants everyone to have the knowledge and power to change and thrive!

Emily focuses on functional medicine with the prevention and management of disease. Emily worked in online advertising for most of her career, but an anxiety attack made her reassess and take a 180 to pursue her passion. In this episode we discuss -

- Why restaurant food makes you bloated (this isn’t normal!)

- Small sustainable steps over time

- Metabolic Syndrome

- How many vegetables you should actually be eating

- Meal planning VS meal plans

- The 3pm brain fog crash

- Food as fuel vs calories to burn

- Career changes and cognitive dissonance

Become the best version of yourself today!

@emilywernernutrition

https://www.emilywernernutrition.com/

On today’s show we have Meghan Merlino, the general manager of Pale Horse CrossFit. When she moved here a little over a year ago, she had just left her CrossFit home and community, and planned on taking some time to try out some gyms, personal train, and maybe coach at a gym. When she got the offer to be the GM, it was an opportunity she couldn’t pass up.

- Competitive vs recreational fitness

- Transition of member to coach to manager

- Wall walks, weaknesses, and open workouts

- Mental and physical fitness in CrossFit

- Personal training clients vs CrossFit members

- How to manage a gym while keeping a full cup

@legs_by_megs @meghanmerlino @palehorsecrossfit