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Episode 61

Tension, Goals And Strength: An Interview With Dan John

Most people hear "strength training" and picture a bodybuilder. Strength coach Dan John explains why tension comes before load, which four basic exercises teach it, and how small habits make strength stick.

82 Minutes – Nov 15, 2017

Episode 60

10 Offseason Shoulder Health Tips With Nancy Newell

80% of high school softball players report shoulder pain, and softball has no pitch count. Strength coach Nancy Newell shares her 10-part offseason plan: breathing, soft tissue work, smart strength training, eating more and putting the ball down.

70 Minutes – Nov 8, 2017

Episode 58

What is Pilates? Instructor and Anatomist Tim Fleisher

Pilates is a specific exercise method built on breathing, pelvic position and quality of movement. Here is what anatomist and Pilates instructor Tim Fleisher taught me about how it differs from yoga, who it helps, and what it will not do.

62 Minutes – Oct 25, 2017

Episode 56

Tips For The The Modern Desk Jockey With Kevin Christie

Back pain when sitting rarely comes from one bad chair. It comes from hours of unbroken sitting, a mouse out of reach and a laptop on the couch. Here is the desk worker's plan Dr. Kevin Christie and I mapped out.

50 Minutes – Oct 11, 2017

Episode 55

Hamstring And Ankle Pain Caller

A friend's left calf has 'cramped' on and off for 15 years, with hamstring and adductor trouble on the same leg. Here is why I would stop stretching a fresh strain, load it instead, and look up the chain to the torso and hips.

53 Minutes – Oct 4, 2017

Episode 53

Plantar Fasciitis AKA Foot Pain With Justin Dean

Plantar fasciitis is often a label for foot pain, not a diagnosis. Dr. Justin Dean and I cover nerve-driven arch pain, heel spurs, minimalist shoes, a low back screen, and the side plank and big toe tests every runner should pass.

57 Minutes – Sep 20, 2017

Episode 52

Protein Consumption For Active People With Andrea Marincovich

How much protein does an active person actually need? Registered dietitian Andrea Marincovich gives the simple formula, the higher ranges for athletes and injury recovery, and what happens when you overdo it.

68 Minutes – Sep 13, 2017

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