The Movement Underground Radio

In a Telehealth world, making connections is an ever important skill set that all relevant clinicians now need. With limited physical contact, how can we establish trust, rapport, and deliver the results we promise with a limited toolbox?

Dr. Joe Lavacca, Physical Therapist, Movement Coach and RockTape Instructor, lays out the science behind “soft skills” and reveals how this paradigm shift may be for the better, by forcing us to recognize there is more than just a body to every human being we interact with.

This conversation goes far beyond how to stay relevant in Telehealth, and calls into question many of the tactics we’ve been led to believe in terms of patient care. The lessons shared, however, have much more far reaching implications to anyone who wants to improve the way they communicate and interact with others no matter what the context of the relationship.

I hope you enjoy this episode and please hit that subscribe button, and leave us a comment!

You can follow Joe on IG @trengthinmotion_pt or visit his website at www.strengthinmotionpt.com

If you are interested in Joe’s upcoming digital course offerings, head over to RockTape.com/education and check out his lecture in a series called “Ancora Imparo Shorts” taking place in May, or the shortened 2 hour version on pesirehab.com for digital download.

Welcome back to The Movement Underground Radio! This episode is with a good friend, fellow RockTape Instructor, and Chiropractor/Strength Coach, Tim Simansky.

Wanna play Call of Duty with Tim and I? Full disclosure, don’t expect us to be professional…we will be talking shit…

Mike - Doctor_Dasardly 😂

Tim - CaptColeman

Stay frosty….

Tim and I had a lot of fun chatting about his career as a chiro, building social media brand and business, living your best life, and being unapologetically authentic every step of the way. Its no wonder we became fast friends when we first met a couple years ago.

One of the qualities about Tim that I admire most is his Stoic mindset, and unfiltered approach to life, business, and social media. From the genesis of his alter ego, @woddoc, to practicing in Kuwait for nearly 2 years, to learning how to fly planes then jumping out of them, to “slaying bitches” in Call of Duty, this conversation was not only fun, but really insightful and inspiring in many ways.

You can follow and reach out to Tim on his social media channels @woddoc, or if you are in the Boston area, check out his clinic @BIRPTherapy for more info.

Thanks for checking out this episode! We will see you next time! Please remember to subscribe to the channel if you like what you hear, and feel free to leave us a message or comment!

This episode, my good friend, and IFBB Pro Sadik Hadzovic joins us in the Underground. Sadik is a pioneer in bodybuilding, breaking ground in 2 brand new bodybuilding divisions. He has won world titles, donned the covers of dozens of magazines, is a prolific business man, digital entrepreneur, online fitness coach, and a no bullshit social media icon. We talk about his humble beginnings in bodybuilding, and how he has been able to translate a passion for fitness, bodybuilding, and competing into a lucrative career. He has a lot to say about how a stoic mindset can fuel whatever dream you may have, and how the biggest regret he sees amongst his fans...is never going for it. He also shares the darker side of his bodybuilding journey. The sacrifices, the drugs, and the online haters, all of which fuels his desire to be the best in the world, and leave a lasting legacy in the bodybuilding and media worlds. This is a great one you dont want to miss! You can easily find Sadik all over the internet, at his pages @sadikhadzovic and check out his new podcast, Beyond the Physique.

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On todays official first episode, we take an underground look at Mike’s career path. A common question Mike gets asked is…”How did you get to here you are now?”

We decided to kick this podcast off by answering this question in a little more depth, from the horses mouth!

We finished with a brief Q and A portion from our LIVE Instagram audience! If you have a question you’d like answered on a future episode, leave us a comment!

On todays official first episode, we take an underground look at Mike’s career path. A common question Mike gets asked is…”How did you get to here you are now?”

We decided to kick this podcast off by answering this question in a little more depth, from the horses mouth!

We finished with a brief Q and A portion from our LIVE Instagram audience! If you have a question you’d like answered on a future episode, leave us a comment!