Podcasts about athletigen

Are you curious about what's happening inside of you? Explore the inner workings of your body and enhance self-awareness using modern technologies. Proactively address potential health issues and bolster your innate strength. Stay ahead in maintaining well-being by leveraging available tools to understand and fortify your body's resilience. Dr. Jeremy Koenig, also known as "The DNA Guy," hails from Toronto and initially dreamed of a baseball career. However, a family encounter with MS changed his path. Overcoming personal challenges, including a boxing comeback, he excelled in genomics and pioneered precision medicine, notably with projects like Athletigen. Dr. Koenig not only stands out in genomic research but also serves as an inspiring voice for human potential, resilience, and the future of personalized medicine. Dr. Jeremy always felt a calling in human performance sport, so he combined his passion for athletics and genetics, founding his company, Athletigen. He aimed to comprehend injuries and their prevention. By understanding your DNA structure, you can make necessary adjustments, enhancing your life and performance. This includes optimizing food and vitamin intake and consulting the right experts. Additionally, you can identify life-saving information such as potential allergies to certain drugs. Our life's goal should be understanding our potential and becoming the best version of ourselves. Living a longer, healthier life is fulfilling. Prevention is superior to cure, so let's actively prevent diseases. DNA data provides accurate insights. Collect your health records and embrace a healthy life.

This EP features Jeremy Koenig. Jeremy is an Entrepreneur Coach @IRISOS and a Business Development Consultant @Sequencing.   He is the former founder and CEO of Athletigen, a Halifax-based company that revolutionized the way athletes train by exploring the dynamics of human potential and genetic influence.A former Dalhousie track and field team captain and Academic All-Canadian, Jeremy has a vision to unlock human potential through genomic insights. His mission is to provide DNA as a Service that empowers individuals, families, and groups to make profoundly informed decisions, thus elevating human health and performance to unprecedented levels. By integrating cutting-edge genomics into everyday decision-making, he aims to redefine the parameters of human capability. In parallel, he works 1:1 with a select number of change-maker entrepreneurs who want to leverage proven performance principles to give more. He is also a father to a newborn girl. I think you'll find this one deep and insightful.If you liked this EP, please take the time to rate and comment, share with a friend, and connect with us on social channels IG @Kingopain, TW @BuiltbyScott, LI+FB Scott Livingston. You can find all things LYM at www.LYMLab.com, download your free Life Lab Starter Kit today and get busy living https://lymlab.com/free-lym-lab-starter/Please take the time to visit and connect with our sponsors, they are an essential part of our success:www.MatrixFitness.comwww.VALD.com https://bstrong.training/ - Take advantage of 10% savings and use the coupon code LYMBstrong

In this episode Jeremy Koenig and I chat about the concept of learning in public (something that sketchnoting is well suited for), and how Jeremy can best communicate complex science and his services to his target audience - high performance coaches, trainers, and health practitioners. Jeremy’s the founder of a company called Athletigen, which provides DNA insights gained from a simple cheek swab that can help you make better exercise and nutrition decisions.Show notes: https://www.verbaltovisual.com/7Support the show (https://verbaltovisual.mn.co)

w/host Ellie Spain.

First, Mark and Dr. Gladden discuss the difference between body types that are more comfortable in warmer or colder temperatures, which can be determined with genetic testing through services like Athletigen. They also discuss how the body performs better when it is challenged by different extremes. Next, they discuss non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, which is an epidemic that is the most common liver disorder in developed countries. In a traditional medical model, this diagnosis is considered irreversible. Mark’s father died from this disease, and Mark was also diagnosed with a cirrhotic liver. He was referred to a liver transplant specialist. Dr. Gladden and Mark walk through a number of measures that Mark took, outside of traditional medicine with Gladden’s guidance, to improve his condition. They talk about his incredible results, because his customized plan was based very specifically off his genetics.  

The third Athletigen ACP Podcast of the 18-19 season is now available, featuring Jeremy Koenig. Dr. Koenig is the Founder and CEO of Athletigen, a sports genetics company with a mission to educate and empower athletes and coaches alike, through the collection and interpretation of personal genetic information. Providing a variety of insights into the role of genetics in sport and how the evolution of technologies can aid both coaches and athletes, listeners of this podcast will enjoy discussion on topics including: How and to what extent genetics influences excellence in sport. How Athletigen can help athletes extend their potential. How can we nurture our nature to enhance performance. The Athletigen Philosophy. The ALTIS and Athletigen collaboration. The new ALTIS Sport Performance Report.

The second Athletigen ACP Podcast of the 18-19 season is now available, featuring some fascinating insights from three-time Olympic Gold Medalist – Tianna Bartoletta. Providing a candid preview into some of the topics set to be addressed when Tianna speaks at the October edition of the ACP, listeners of this podcast will enjoy discussion including: Overcoming adversity and challenge in sport. Understanding what defines success. Mindset and mental fortitude. The road to fulfilling her performance potential and the roadblocks faced en route. Age and expectation in sport. Advice for Coaches on getting the most out of athletes, and coaching the ‘whole’ person

The first Athletigen ACP Podcast of the 18-19 season is now available, featuring some fascinating insights from esteemed Coach Mike Boyle. Providing an insightful preview into some of the topics set to be addressed when Coach Boyle speaks at the October edition of the ACP, listeners of this podcast will enjoy discussion on topics including: The curse of knowledge with the mass of resource and opinion now pervading social media, and how coaches can filter this. How coaches go about establishing systems for team and youth training. Philosophies on S&C for speed training. Philosophies on S&C for lateral speed and agility. How to approach S&C for children.

With a PhD in bio chemistry and molecular biology, Dr. Jeremy Koenig started Athletigen — a company focused on analyzing DNA and discerning how you can train smarter and reach your full physical potential. Dr. Koenig discusses why DNA is such a vital piece of training and can make athletes better than they ever imagined, on this episode of The OPEX Podcast: Fitness Explained.

w/host Ellie Spain.

w/host Ellie Spain.

w/host Ellie Spain.

w/host Ellie Spain.

Dr. Jeremy Koenig is the Founder and CEO of Athletigen, a sports genetics company with a mission to educate and empower the community with their personal genetic information. This interview makes a great Part 2 to the last episode with Dr. Richard Lee. With Jeremy, we really get into his experience building a business and being on the front lines of bringing genetics research and science out into the world. Juliet and Kelly have had their DNA analyzed with Athletigen and we get into specifics of what Athletigen can offer. For more info on the partnership with MobilityWOD, check out Athletigen!  

Dr. Jeremy Koenig is the Founder and CEO of Athletigen, a sports genetics company with a mission to educate and empower the community with their personal genetic information. This interview makes a great Part 2 to the last episode with Dr. Richard Lee. With Jeremy, we really get into his experience building a business and being on the front lines of bringing genetics research and science out into the world. Juliet and Kelly have had their DNA analyzed with Athletigen and we get into specifics of what Athletigen can offer. For more info on the partnership with MobilityWOD, check out Athletigen!  

w/host Ellie Spain.

w/host Ellie Spain.

Living beyond 120 years doesn’t mean just flipping a switch, but it requires a slow on-ramp of changing your habits. However, this journey should start today at whatever condition your body is currently in. Diet and exercise isn’t a one-size fits-all prescription for every person, as genetics play an important role in how your body processes certain foods and responds to different physical activity. Precision is the key to real health optimization. When it comes to eating well, we need to start thinking of food as a means to support our mission of health. This doesn’t mean becoming a fanatic about food, but Dr. Gladden and Mark explain what foods should be avoided and how to choose better nutrition and establish better eating strategies. They suggest sustainable changes that you can make now to begin your path to healthy longevity. Read more about This Week in Longevity Science: http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/health-news/scientists-key-to-longevity-italy-acciaroli-centenarian-mediterranean-diet-a7230956.html To learn more about 23andMe® genetic analysis: https://www.23andme.com/ See how to apply your genetic findings to your health plan at NutraHacker: https://nutrahacker.com/ Learn about the type of activity your physiology benefits from here with Athletigen: https://athletigen.com/

Dr. Jeremy Koenig discusses genetics, common misconceptions with genetic markers, and the future of genetics in sport with host Melvin Echard. ALTIS.WORLD

Jeremy Koenig is a molecular biologist and an athlete. His interest in both led him to found a new direct-to-consumer genetic testing company called Athletigen.