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In the latest installment of Jack & Stew Book Review we reviewed the book "Can't Hurt Me" by David Goggins. This book was a recount of Goggins life up to this point and all the lesson's he has learned through his ups and downs. This was a great book to review and Stew gave it 4/5 Stars and Jack, who listened to the audio version, gave it 4.5/5 Stars!
Feel free to contact us via email or instagram and let us know what you think! We would also appreciate it if you left us a review!
Hello all and welcome to a new segment in the podcast where Jack & Stew do a book review. We are going to start doing book reviews every month. So if there is a book coming out or an old one you want us to read and review just let us know!
In the first of edition of the Jack & Stew Book Review we reviewed "The System" By Johnny Parker, Al Miller, and Rob Panariello. We both found this book engaging and interesting and were excited to review it. Be sure to listen and please let us know if y'all have any questions!
In this episode we had the pleasure of interviewing coach Joey Bergles who is an Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach at Utah State University. We had a great time with this interview learning all about FRC (Functional Range Conditioning) which is apart of the Functional Anatomy Series (https://functionalanatomyseminars.com/functional-range-conditioning/). Make sure you have a notepad handy because this is a lot of great information. If you have any questions for Joey you can hit him up on instagram @Joeybergles.
In this episode we went with a different approach. We did a round table discussion with Michael Brinson on training as a competitive lifter while coaching. Stew, Brinson, and Jack talk about the modifications to training, programming, diet, and sleep habits that come along with trying to compete while coaching/ working in a physically stressful environment. This is a great episode for all of you out there who want to compete/ train hard but cant seem to find the time/ right way to do it. We also do a meet re-cap from both Michael's and Jack's last meets.
If you have any questions feel free to reach to us on Instagram at: @sjyoung29 @coachbrinson_ @jack_wilson85 or email us at [email protected]
In this episode we interview Wil Fleming. Wil is the owner of Force Fitness and Performance in Bloomington, IN and also competes nationally as a Weightlifter.
Wil talks to us about a wide variety of subjects including how he runs his private facility, long-term athlete development, programming, VBT for Weightlifting and more! Be sure to take notes because this is a great episode. You can find out more about Will at www.wilfleming.com or contact him via his website and on instagram at @wilfleming.
In this episode we interview Devan McConnell. Devan is the head performance coach for hockey at the UMass-Lowell and has been there since 2011. Prior to that he served as an assistant performance coach at Stanford University.
Devan talks to us about RSI (reactive strength index), its application, and how he uses other forms of tracking to get the most out of his athletes. Make sure you have your notepad ready because Devan drops some bombs on us. If you want more information you can find Devan's book "Intent" on amazon https://www.amazon.com/Intent-Practical-Approach-Athletic-Development/dp/1946702099
You can also find Devan across all social media platforms at @dmcconnell29.
In this episode we welcome the one and only Dr. Bryan Mann. Bryan is known for his writings about powerlifting, development of APRE, and the universalization of velocity based training (VBT). We talk to Bryan about his journey in strength and conditioning and what has driven him to success thus far in his career. Be sure to listen to Bryan drop knowledge bombs left and right!
In this episode we interview Aaron Horschig, also known as Squat University. We discuss how strength and conditioning and physical therapy over lap and what role we play in the development of athletes along with many other things! Be sure to check out the Squat University website (https://squatuniversity.com/), check Aaron out on Instagram (@squat_university) and find more content on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyPYQTT20IgzVw92LDvtClw).
In this episode we discuss that last phase of training here at KU and how we think it went. If you have any questions feel free to contact us either on Instagram (@jack_wilson85 & @sjyoung29) or at [email protected]
Link to Mark Watts article:
https://www.elitefts.com/education/coaching-education/watch-how-to-implement-auto-regulatory-training-in-a-team-setting/
Link to APRE by Bryan Mann:
https://www.elitefts.com/the-apre-ebook.html
Link to TriPhasic by Cal Dietz:
http://store.xlathlete.com/product-p/triphasictraining.htm
In this episode we talked to KU's own sport dietitian Ricky Ng. Ricky works specifically with the football team at KU and joins us from Canada after spending several years working in the NHL and with several olympic sports. Ricky is one of the best and brightest dietitians in college athletics and drops some serious knowledge bombs in this episode. If you have any questions you can email him personally at [email protected]
The podcast currently has 20 episodes available.