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It was time to take a small detour in our regular programming and get some of our RevFit family on to the show for another series of client spotlights. This week, I welcome Amy McNair who some may recognize as her husband, Don, was on the show last year. Amy's story is extremely inspiring and very unique from the motivations that got her here and what's changed along the way that has led to her current weight loss success o...
In the final episode of our 4-part series together, Dr. Bo Babenko wraps up the series with me this week. In this one, we discuss the technology and methods he uses to assess clients and make them the best versions of themselves (your host included) and where he feels the physical therapy profession can make advances despite a health care system that is problematic to say the least.
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Dr. Bo Babenko is back with me for Part 3 in our 4-part series together. This week, we tackle his 5 Pillars Of Health namely: Movement, Recovery, Nutrition, Connection & Mindset. While an episode could be made for each of them, Bo and I try to cover each pillar as succinctly as can to give you something to consider and execute on after tuning in.
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In Part 2 of our 4-part series together, Dr. Bo Babenko is back with me as we chat about long term fitness. Building on our conversation from part 1, Bo explains how we need to have a long-term view on how we move our bodies and the best way recover from injuries when and if they happen as well as understanding the importance of cross-training to maximize the performance of our bodies.
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I'm honored to welcome Dr. Bo Babenko to the show for our next 4-part series. In this episode, Bo explains the need for an annual orthopedic screening so we can better understand how our bodies move, where there may be areas of opportunity and develop a plan for being proactive to reduce the risk of future injury. Fortunately, due to the convenience of technology, Dr. Bo can do this type of screening through the use of a user-f...
In the final episode of our 4-part series, Kaleen Canevari is back with me to talk about how technology can help practitioners coach movement. The primary inspiration for this conversation comes back to the creation that Kaleen has brought to the world with Flexia. We talk about the role technology plays in our ability to coach from a distance, the importance of app-based exercise platforms and being able to quantify movement. Spec...
In Part 3 of our 4-Part series together, Kaleen Canevari is back with me to talk about mindfulness. While it's certainly been a topic that has been discussed on the show before, Kaleen presents it in some refreshing ways. We talk about how and why meditation might work for you, how you use mindfulness to be more aware of how your body moves, how it can be used with our diets and even in the workplace.
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Kaleen Canevari is back with me this week for the 2nd part in our 4-part series together. In this episode, we talk about the conscious competence learning cycle and understanding where we need to apply skills in our lives to practice not only self-awareness but execution to get closer to our goals. Kaleen breaks down the different stages of the learning cycle so that you can be aware of where you might be in that cycle relative to ...
In our next 4-part series, I welcome Kaleen Canevari to the show. Kaleen is the creator of Flexia, a Pilates model that allows you to use technology and Pilates in the comfort of your home for quantifiable progress. In this episode, we build a framework for what Pilates is, who it might be useful for and considerations for beginning the practice of Pilates.
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In the final episode of our 4-part series together, Sarah Campbell and I talk about life perspectives. We touch on a lot of areas from how we perceive ourselves, the circumstances around us, our interpretations of what we see in the media and more. As always, we cover a lot of ground in a short amount of time. I hope you enjoy!
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In Part 3 of our 4-part series together, Sarah Campbell is back and we're talking about a process oriented perspective versus a personal one. As coaches, we frequently encourage our clients to "trust the process" while the world around us pushes back our reactions can be quite personal by comparison and it's difficult to detach emotions from real life. Sarah and I take some time to unravel those messages in this epi...
In the 2nd part of our 4-part series together, Sarah Campbell and I take a basic look at how our brains work for us and against us. We talk about the "myth" of balance and understanding the messages our brains give us that can either help us improve or stand in our way. We also discuss the importance of technology detoxes and the need for human connection.
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In our next 4-part series, I welcome back to the show, Sarah Campbell. Her first two appearances were Episodes #39 and #121 which makes it nearly four years since she's been on. In this episode, we talk about the "continuum of life experience" and how we're susceptible to all of the input we receive on a daily basis. We cover self-talk, how social media affects our mentality and how to handle the fact that our lives...
I am back with the final episode in our 4-part series together and Dr. Spencer Nadolsky wraps things up with a conversation on lipids and dietary interventions. Dr. Spencer discusses the basics of what you need to know regarding cholesterol levels, what dietary changes have the most positive benefit and where medication would be recommended.
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In the 3rd part of our 4-part series together, Dr. Spencer is back with me as we consider health regardless of body size. Dr. Spencer breaks down what markers might need to be considered to determine what the health of an individual actually is and how not to judge a book by its cover.
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Dr. Spencer Nadolsky is back with me for the second part of our 4-part series together. In this episode, we discuss not only the upside and benefits of weight loss medications but where the usage would be deemed appropriate and expectations of how they would work. We also talk about which commonly prescribed medications may inhibit the ability for people to lose weight when taking them.
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It shocks me to say it but Dr. Spencer Nadolsky hasn't been on the show since Episode #13 in May of 2016! He returns this week to join me for my next 4-part series. In this episode, we talk about his brand new program, LiftRx, and what he's looking to accomplish with this exercise and nutrition platform. Tune in to find out the details.
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Kate Galliett and I conclude our 4-part series this week by putting the bow on our conversation and formally introducing her new book "Becoming Unbreakable". In this episode, we get to chat more about her "6 Pillars" that she breaks down formally in the book as well as the origin story for how the book came to fruition.
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Kate Galliett is back for the third episode in our 4-part series as we continue to build the framework in her upcoming book "Becoming Unbreakable". In this episode, we talk about the importance of trusting our bodies to give us the information we need to recover from workouts and from injuries and developing this "explorer's mindset" to see what our capabilities are whether we do the work on our own or enlist th...
Kate Galliett is back with me for Part 2 in our 4-Part series together. In this episode, we talk about how to be more aware and respectful of the pain that we're feeling. Kate walks through a process (also detailed in her upcoming book, "Becoming Unbreakable", where you can take a step-by-step approach to understanding what pain you're experiencing, how to work around it and the variety of treatment options dependin...
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