Today we are joined by Anatomy at 1220’s Marc Megna discussing the steps taken from being an less than average athlete, to the NFL, to owning the best gym in Miami. We start out talking about what drove him to training and what he fell in love when it came to training. He then shares
In today’s edition of the podcast Wisconsin Strength Coach Erik Helland sits down and discusses training and how it has evolved through his career. We start talking about his time in Chicago and how working with Coach Vermeil has shaped him as a coach. We then talk about the role of player prep vs player
2017 presenter and CoachMePlus’ Sports Performance Specialist and Founding Coach Doug McKenney sits down with us to discuss the evolution of the profession in this weeks edition of The Podcast. We start out talking about the cultural change that was needed to occur in the NHL early in his career. We then look at how
Today we welcome our final presenter for The 2017 Seminar, CoachMe Plus Sports Performance Specialist and Founding Coach, Doug McKenney. We couldn’t be more excited to have a man with the wealth of knowledge from such an extensive career in the NHL here to bat leadoff this July! JD: If you could, please give our
In this weeks edition of The Podcast Quinnipiac Head strength coach Brijesh Patel joins us to discuss RPR. We start out talking about what RPR is, how he learned about RPR, and where he learned about the techniques. He then shares examples of where RPR has changed his views on training, both in training in
In this edition of The Podcast I get to talk developing basketball players with The Freak Faktory’s Hunter Charneski. We start out talking about how he got into training basketball players, and then dive into broad spectrum of athlete’s he gets to work with. He then shares his idea of “Maximize The Mundane”. Next, he
If innate body type differences that are hidden from our naked eyes, like fiber type proportions, are not accounted for, some athletes are sacrificed to the idea that the same hard training works for everyone.” –D. Epstein This is one of my favorite books, and one of the easiest to read. What I like most
In today’s edition of The Podcast InsideTracker’s Townsend Bernard sits down and discusses the role of blood monitoring in sport and shares with us how he got to Boston and working with InsideTracker. We then start discussing what InsideTracker is actually looking at with their tests and where the recommendations they provide come from and
