Send us a text Think running is enough to get faster? Think again. In this week’s Running with James episode, we’re getting Back to the Basics with one of the most overlooked pieces of training: strength work. We break down why runners need more than miles to perform at their best — and how strength training builds power, improves form, and helps you stay injury-free. You’ll learn: The best strength exercises for runners (and why they work)How to balance lifting with running volumeCommon mi...

We all know that feeling — when your motivation disappears, your energy dips, and even the simplest tasks feel heavy. You’re not lazy. You’re not broken. You’re just in a funk. In this episode, Dr. Desiree dives into what’s really going on when you feel off, disconnected, or unmotivated — and how to get out of that stuck state without pushing or shaming yourself. You’ll learn how your nervous system, emotions, and energy are all connected, and how to create tiny shifts that bring you back into

Send us a text Your brain learns new and novel movements through repetition and good feedback — and that’s exactly what the Equicizer can deliver. In this episode, Audrey wraps up her interview with Frankie Lovato Jr, by diving into the neuroscience and biomechanics behind why she loves using the Equicizer as a tool for riders. Through the lens of neuroplasticity, motor learning, and rider biomechanics, Audrey explains how simulated riding helps the brain and body connect more effectively, im...

What’s the difference between a clean & jerk that flies and one that flops? This week on Strength Agenda Radio, Coaches Tom and John introduce a brand-new segment: Technique Corner, starting with the often misunderstood Split Jerk. Whether you’re missing lifts overhead or your footwork’s a mess, this episode breaks down the how and why of effective jerking mechanics—helping you lift bigger, safer, and more confidently. Plus: 🔥 The coaches swap stories on the hardest workouts they’ve ever

Send us a text The forgotten files! Not really but we did re record the second half of last weeks episode and here it is! Ever feel like the scale has way too much power over your day? We flip that script by treating body weight like data, not judgment, and show how daily weigh-ins and weekly averages reveal the real story behind short-term spikes. With a simple smart scale and an app, you can track trends, spot patterns across your cycle or travel, and make calm, informed adjustments to yo...

Coach Dean and Mitchell share the story of Wilbur Miller and his struggles growing up and how he overcame those struggles through running and a newfound faith in Jesus Christ. Then Dean shares his thoughts on awards and race trinkets.1:06 - Funny wedding story3:27 - Those 9:30 dinners are not good for your sleep5:35 - Post of the Week - Victoria Mercado - Welcome to Couch to Marathon10:15 - Run (Walk( of the Week - John Campbell - Sometimes it just feels good to get out there!12:25 - Trivia Answer

Fitz takes on listener questions—everything from staying limber on the road to fighting off midnight snack attacks. She talks “cheat” meals, fast-food strategies, tailgating, and how to find motivation when it disappears. Plus, a sweet cha-ching moment with Mom, and Joey’s triumphant Gator Gallop finish. Thanks for keeping The Fitzness Show in the top 3% of all podcasts worldwide. Please subscribe, share, and leave a review. Order signed copies of You. Supercharged! and the Healthy Cancer

In this episode, Coach Frederick breaks down how to train smarter and stay injury-free. You’ll learn: How to manage training volume without burning outWhy sleep, nutrition, and stress management matter mostThe mindset shifts that build long-term durabilityLearn more about Black Lion Performance Coaching: https://www.blacklionperformance.com/

In this episode of the Movement Podcast, Gray Cook and Lee Burton explore one of the most complex and debated topics in sports and rehabilitation: predicting athletic performance and ranking talent. With AI and machine learning beginning to shape how we analyze athletes, the conversation unpacks: • How performance is measured—and why it’s more than just speed and strength. • The rise of durable performers: athletes who stay healthy, consistent, and coachable. • What new research says about F...

We talk with longtime affiliate owner Tim Carroll about the real work behind running one gym, then three, and why delegation and culture are the only way to last. Hiring, pay, boundaries, and the hard talks you avoid until they cost you more come into focus. • shifting from workouts to business operations • building a repeatable coaching pipeline • paying fairly within real revenue limits • handling rent hikes and post‑COVID plateaus • incentives for retention and referrals • when friendship...

In this episode of the Beyond the Build podcast, I dive deep with Marquise Courseault about personal growth, fitness journeys, and the challenges faced along the way. Marquise shares his experiences of overcoming gym anxiety, the impact of alcohol on fitness goals, and the importance of mentorship, therapy, and self-awareness. We discuss navigating life changes, finding balance between activity and rest, and evaluating relationships for personal growth. Lastly, we discuss the significance of ...

In this episode, we chat with strength coach and former athlete Sarah Ramey, whose career path has taken her from the weight room to athletic administration. Sarah opens up about her journey, the challenges of finding her coaching voice, and what it takes to earn trust and lead across different sports and personalities. She shares real-world advice for female coaches breaking into the field, insight into managing relationships with sport coaches, and her thoughts on how strength programs can unify

In this episode we cover: Our latest pop culture obsessions including Task and a wild new book.Why Laura had to quit a book club.What happened to Julia’s horse Andi right before the show.How to spot the signs of cellulitis and what the treatment looks like.Thank you to our partner For Horses for helping to make this podcast possible.

In this week's episode of How Yoga Changed My Life, Adrienne shares how a simple mistake—forgetting to set her alarm—became a powerful metaphor for waking up to life’s deeper lessons. Adrienne opens up about her husband Brian’s ongoing journey with a recurring pituitary adenoma—a reminder that life can shift in an instant. Recently, they found out that Brian’s pituitary adenoma returned and now uncertainty and stress begin to shadow their everyday lives. Amid hospital visits, waiting, a...

In this episode of Trailer Talk, the crew embraces peak chaos — diving into Labubu dolls, TikTok shopping disasters, football memories, and some truly unhinged locker room stories. From weddings and baby messes to high school dance confessions and an unforgettable trip to a French bathhouse, nothing is off limits.Nick, Matraca, Emily, and Stetler bounce between hilarious tangents — debating naked workouts in ancient Greece, the strangest sports facts, and how O.J. Simpson somehow becomes part of the

Send us a text Summary: In this episode, Coach Justin reflects on week eight of his training plan for Ironman Florida 70.3. He discusses his training strategies for this race and the importance of hill training as functional strength conditioning. He also discusses balancing swimming and upper body strength workouts as well as managing nutrition and weight during intense training periods. He also shares personal insights about the sacrifices made by loved ones in support of his athletic journ...

In this episode, Mish sits down with Jen Dugard, founder of MumSafe™ and long-time advocate for women’s health in fitness, to talk about something that usually flies under the radar — board nominations. Jen’s currently up for re-election to the AUSactive Board, and she’s not here to play politics — she’s here to talk about what it really means to have a voice at the table that represents exercise professionals. They unpack: How AUSactive has evolved from “the boys’ cl...

In this episode, Dr. Ryan Peebles, Doctor of Physical Therapy and founder of Core Balance Training, explains why the best exercise for back pain isn’t about a single movement, it’s about how you move. He breaks down the real difference between “core-based” and “limb-based” exercise, how to build deep core connection, and why awareness and breathing matter more than brute strength. You’ll learn why even the simplest moves (like the bridge or a daily walk) can transform your spine health when

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