The Made 2 Move Podcast

This week, I was able to sit down with Selena and Paige from Girls On The Run!  Girls on the Run-Charleston was founded by a team of local women in the summer of 2015. In 2016, they had their first GOTR season with 30 girls and now five years later they have served 1630 girls in Charleston, Berkeley, and Dorchester counties.

What started with thirteen girls in one school in 1996 has grown to over 2 million girls transformed nationwide and counting. With the help of over 100,000 volunteers, they empower more than 200,000 girls annually. The only program of its kind, they focus on the important connection between mind and body. They research-based lessons and accessible physical activity instill confidence and nurture care and compassion in every girl.

Reach out to Girls On The Run:

Via website: https://www.gotrcoastalsouthcarolina.org/

Virtual 5k: https://www.gotrcoastalsouthcarolina.org/Virtual-5K?fbclid=IwAR3x2qEHDGuJeW5g2Xy7FIaQsEPG6yPSXkjZlBZDJHsLnOAJAckUcbqWHPs

Welcome back, everyone, to the Healthy Charleston Podcast!  This week, I was joined by Sandy Franz of the Charleston Tennis Circuit.  Sandy is the owner and founder of this awesome organization.  Sandy is a sport-loving German native. He first came to the U.S. to play NCAA Division I College Tennis at the University of South Carolina Upstate in Spartanburg, South Carolina. After graduating, he then headed back overseas to London to obtain a Master's degree in Sport Management. His passion and education led him to became a sports recruiter and has since represented over 350 tennis players from all around the world to pursue a college tennis career in the U.S.  That's not all, Sandy also organizes the most recognized college tennis showcase {a UTR event}, in Germany each Summer with over 130 participating players and 45 U.S. college coaches in attendance.

If you are into tennis or you're looking to get started, this episode is for you!  This was a fun, informative interview with Sandy.

Reach out to Sandy:

Via website: https://www.charlestontenniscircuit.com/about

On this episode of The Healthy Charleston Podcast, I got to spend some time interviewing Jacob Kell of Alignment Confidant for Men.  Jacob is an alignment coach, meditation author, retreat leader, and yoga instructor who is passionate about helping others snap into vibration with their ideal reality.

What makes Jacob different is that he only works with men who are honest and ready to live more authentic lives.  Thank you for checking out this week's episode and I hope you enjoy!

Reach out to Jacob:

Via website: www.jacobkell.com

Via Instagram: @jacobkellcoaching

What is up, everyone?  Welcome back to the show!  Today, I get to speak with Hannah Zervos, owner and founder of Palindrome Fitness.  Hannah interned with us here at Made 2 Move and now she operates a training studio out of her own home.  Hannah shares her story of why Yves told her not to go to PT school.  Hannah's purpose is helping people achieve their goals and movement is her passion.  Tune in today to hear more on Hannah and more about Palindrome Fitness!

Reach out to Hannah:

Via Instagram: @palindromefitness & hannahdunbarzervos

Via website: www.palindromefitness.com

Welcome to Season 3 of the Healthy Charleston Podcast!  I am your host, Hannah Breal, and today I am interviewing Matthew Blair Davis.  Matthew is the Director of Personal Trainer Development at Shaping Concepts located in Mt. Pleasant.  Matthew has a wealth of knowledge and experience in the personal training world and he actually has a lot of experience working with figure skaters.  He has worked at O2 Fitness, Gold's Gym, and has helped lead many other personal training studios and gyms to greatness.  He has a lot of cool stories and a unique perspective!  Enjoy this episode!

Reach out to Matthew:

Via Instagram: @mbdperformance

Via website: https://www.shapingconcepts.com/

Meet Dr. Jeffrey Armstrong, a board certified foot surgeon with Roper St. Francis Physician Partners! Dr. Armstrong treats foot and ankle disorders along with fractures, bunions, hammertoes, heel pain, flat feet, ingrown toenails, sports-related injuries and diabetic foot complications. He is also a certified athletic trainer and has been a part of the medical staff for the USA Triathlon and Duathlon teams.

This was a super fun interview with Dr. Jeff as we got to learn a little about him, his story, and some of the common things that he sees and treats.  After listening to this one, you will come away with a lot of good information!  Enjoy!

Find out more about Dr. Jeff Armstrong:

https://www.rsfh.com/

Welcome back, everyone!  We appreciate you tuning in to another edition of the Healthy Charleston Podcast!  This week's interview with Larin Childress was a fun one!  Larin is not only known for being the director of personal training at Gold's Gym in Mount Pleasant, but he's also known for his bench press and biceps.  We dive into his recent career transition from being a P.E. teacher to his role at Gold's Gym, other life changes he's going through, and what his training looks like nowadays.  It was a blast getting to know Larin today and I think you'll enjoy getting to know him as well on today's episode!

Reach out to Larin:

Via Instagram: @thegrindhousefit

Via e-mail:  [email protected]

This week on the Healthy Charleston Podcast, we are joined by James Engesser, owner of Hustle One Fitness.  They just celebrated their one year anniversary and we couldn't be more excited to have them on.  They've grown a lot in the past year, even during the pandemic, and we look forward to you hearing about their unique vision to help a thousand people in the Charleston area be fit & healthy!  We hope you enjoy!

Reach out to James and Hustle One Fitness:

Via Instagram: @jameshustleone & @hustleone_fit

Via website: https://hustleonefitness.com/

Welcome back, everyone!  Today is the second edition of the Nate & Hannah series!  We get into a little cliffhanger we left for you on the last episode so you won't want to miss this.  We get into a lot of different things having to do with rounding our backs and lumbar flexion.  What is good?  What is bad?  Should you be doing certain things or should you not?  Where does all of the research even come from?  We go over this stuff today in detail and we think you will get a lot out of this discussion.

If you have any questions, comments, or concerns on this episode, please reach out to us!