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A disservice to the discourse Mitigating the Risk vs. Solving it Strider's 4 pieces to the puzzle Arm injuries … will it travel to the back page My favorite topic - Velocity Harder throwing has contributed to injuries: The average four-seam fastball velocity was a record 94.2 mph last season, up from 91.8 mph in 2008, according to MLB Statcast data. Parents buy youth players weighted balls and track them with radar guns, 2008, velocity tracked by PITCH fw/x - camera-based, measured closer to the plate The Athletic The Wind Up Levi Weaver and Ken Rosental How Mason Miller started throwing 100 Last week, we told you about Mason Miller, the A's closer who is throwing harder than anyone else in baseball. Today, Stephen Nesbitt has the story detailing how Miller went from throwing sub-90 mph in college to routinely hitting triple digits. It turns out, Miller had Type 1 diabetes. Miller has gained 65 pounds of muscle, and double digits on his fastball. When we wrote last week, he had six of the 10 fastest pitches this year. He now has eight of the top 10, with Ryan Helsley of the Cardinals (sixth place, 102.4 mph) and Justin Martinez of the D-Backs and Nate Pearson of the Blue Jays (tied for 10th, 102.3) the only interlopers into Miller's domain. 102. - 103 96 = 97 My other favorite subject - Tommy John recovery Since returning from a second TJ, Nathan Eovaldi is 41-27 and became a two-time All-Star, Daniel Hudson has made 420 appearances over a decade and Chris Capuano pitched in 192 games over seven seasons. “You tell them that this is unfortunate, but this is your MRI," he explained. “This is probably why it happened — meaning you threw outside the envelope of your tissue quality — but we have a procedure that can repair your ligament and reconstruct it, kind of a belt/suspenders way that once it heals, the likelihood of you going back to pitching at the same level or above is 95%. Book of Joe will not mention Fleisig's name - will refer to as a prominent bio machnanics expert “We really improved the mechanics or biomechanics of many pitchers from major leagues down to little leagues,” says Glenn Fleisig, the research director at the American Sports Medicine Institute in Birmingham who is also an adviser to MLB and an established leader in pitching biomechanics. “Improving the mechanics means getting more velocity and maximizing your force of using your whole body, but that has come with a price,” Fleisig says. “The weak links are the ligaments and tendons. They have ligaments and tendons holding their joints together, like the Tommy John ligament in the elbow and their rotator cuff tendons in the shoulder. Pirates Paul Skenes unleashes 100 mph heat 34 times during unreal night on mound The Pirates aren't in a rush to bring Paul Skenes up to the big leagues, but the Pittsburgh prospect is making a case to be up there sooner rather than later. Skenes threw 3 ⅓ innings scoreless on Thursday night for Triple-A Indianapolis in an outing where he reached at least 100 mph on 34 of the 43 four-seam fastballs he threw Skenes, the 2023 No. 1 overall pick in the 2023 draft and MLB Pipeline's No. 3 overall prospect, averaged 100.5 mph on his fastball Thursday. “With Paul, we've been very intentional about how we're building his volume coming into the season with a goal of really accomplishing two things,” Pirates general manager Ben Cherington said recently during an interview with The Fan,. “The goal is to try to get him to an appropriate total volume for 2024 coming off last year, when he pitched a full college season and then just a little bit of pro ball. “We don't want to go from zero to 100 right away. Paul's so important to us long term, so we want to be really thoughtful about that.” 4 days rest To manager Derek Shelton, it didn't matter that Jones had thrown just 59 pitches, a staggering 50 for strikes. The Pirates had determined in advance that Jones would pitch only five innings, because he was working on four days' rest for the first time. It starts with good intentions. That's the point that should quiet the howling, if only a little, about the way teams handle young pitchers. Think about it: Who has more incentive to keep pitchers healthy than the teams that depend on them? The problem is that nobody knows how to do it. “I wish I could say there is a perfect formula for it — there is not,” said Ben Cherington, the Pittsburgh Pirates' general manager. “At least, we don't have it. We're just trying to be as thoughtful as we can.” Cherington, who has spent more than 25 years in baseball, offered a nuanced explanation for how we got here. “There's a bit of a paradox, because on one hand — not just as an industry, but the whole pitching ecosystem, which includes amateur baseball — I truly believe pitching people and pitchers themselves understand much more about how to move on the mound to be able to protect the body and be efficient,” Cherington said. “And we have, obviously, much more precise ways of measuring right now than we did when I was a farm director and, honestly, we were just sort of guessing. Around the Horn Judge because of the size of his talent, contract, track record and, well, size draws the most attention for the offensive downturn. He has two hits in his last 20 at-bats with 12 strikeouts — though one of those hits was a winning single in Toronto. So when he struck out in the ninth against Jason Adam when one Judge-ian blast could have sent 47,629 home happy, he was booed by a segment of the crowd. Nestor Cortes, admitted not liking the reception considering all that Judge has done for the organization. Judge said, “I have heard worse and would probably be doing the same [booing] in that situation.” Judge said he feels great and that there are no physical maladies. He said there is not a singular reason for his slow start, noting both mechanical and pitch recognition issues, but mainly saying that he knows he will not be given a lot of pitches to do damage against based on his reputation and he must seize those moments — and so far has failed. He cited the long season and not being worried. About himself or the offense in total. The Athletic: David O'Brein Spencer Strider He also addressed the growing controversy surrounding what some have termed an epidemic of MLB pitching injuries. “There's so many things that go into it. It's such a complex situation, …seeing people talk and implying that they somehow are in a position to know why injuries are happening. Strider is correct, many pieces of the injury puzzle, but they're not all the same size. Complex to solve does not necessarily mean complex to understand. “Yeah, there's just so many people in any topic, in any field, that are probably speaking out of their depth,” Strider said. “You know, we want to solve this problem. Will never solve, goal is to mitigate, Do they understand? “I's a long (discussion),” he said of what is contributing to increased pitching injuries. “Of course, the pitch clock. The condition of the balls. The banning of substances to gain grip. The effective shrinking of the strike zone. All those things are playing a factor in injuries. Guys are bigger, faster and stronger than they've ever been. I mean, you can't take that away. Not mentioned “How you throw the baseball.” Bigger Faster Stronger is the go to phrase, but we're not speaking of Lineman/Linebackers. “The environment of the game should be such that guys are able to compete at their highest ability and stay healthy, or have a chance to.” “It's gonna be a while before I start throwing or anything, but I'll trust the rehab process,” Strider said. . Complex to solve depends upon one's ability to assess, distill, implement 1. Compile the issues which the experts believe impact arm health 2. Rank them according to their severity/ impact 3. Decide what MLB can realistically impact and what they can not 4. Decide which issues can be addressed short term, which ones long term 3. Develop a strategy and time line for each and implement accordingly 5. Get the experts in one room - all speak to the issue through their own narrow lens. 6. Needs to be an individual who can widen the collective lens Around the Horn Boone and Torres After Stanton's home run, he watched Torres keep the rally alive with a 101.9 mph ground-ball single up the middle. Torres had struck out swinging in all three of his at-bats before the hit, and he came into the game hitting just .206 and after making a crucial error in Tuesday's loss. “Offensively, I don't worry about Gleyber,” Boone said. … he's just too talented of a hitter to be held down.” .243 / .259 / .257 / .273 .724 / 6.97 / .761 / .800 It's an ultr-marathon Yankees' offense slipping back to ugly 2023 ways despite Juan Soto's torrid start Instead, the overall offense is too in the Venn diagram with last season — a .237/.332/.378 slash line vs. a 2023 of .227/.304/.397. Judge camouflaged many offensive sins in 2022 with his historic 62 homers and the eight weeks he missed in the heart of last season after injuring his right big toe fully exposed a lineup that was overreliant on one star. Judge because of the size of his talent, contract, track record and, well, size draws the most attention for the offensive downturn. He has two hits in his last 20 at-bats with 12 strikeouts — though one of those hits was a winning single in Toronto. So when he struck out in the ninth against Jason Adam when one Judge-ian blast could have sent 47,629 home happy, he was booed by a segment of the crowd. Nestor Cortes, admitted not liking the reception considering all that Judge has done for the organization. Judge said, “I have heard worse and would probably be doing the same [booing] in that situation.” Judge said he feels great and that there are no physical maladies. He said there is not a singular reason for his slow start, noting both mechanical and pitch recognition issues, but mainly saying that he knows he will not be given a lot of pitches to do damage against based on his reputation and he must seize those moments — and so far has failed. He cited the long season and not being worried. About himself or the offense in total. Tom Brady and his Boss…College football coaches/ NIL / the Portal Character is not gained by intelligence it is forged through adversity

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Nick Jones and DB3 are BACK! The fellas recap what they been doing between episodes. DB3 talks about how he spent his vacation time popping bottles. This Pod is very much a basketball Pod as we hit on topics such as the NBA All Star game (Was it trash?). Are players now "Bigger, faster and stronger"? The controversy surrounding load management and did we as fans create that culture. We then wrap up with some current events. The Chris Brown/Chloe controversy. Aaron Rodgers darkness retreat and more. Shows we're watching: -Abbott Elementary -Record of Ragnarok -BMF -Snowfall

Leslie is joined by Sean O'Brien, General President of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Sean is a 4th-generation Teamster from Boston, and at 50 years old, the youngest Teamsters General President. He was sworn in March 2022. The Teamsters Union, founded in 1903, represents 1.2 million workers across the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico. The website for the Teamsters is Teamsters.org and their handle on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram is @Teamsters. Sean's Twitter handle is @TeamsterSOB. The two discuss: - What Sean hopes to accomplish as Teamsters President - How the Teamsters is becoming a bigger, faster, stronger and more militant union (a goal of Sean's) - Who the Teamsters are comprised of as a Union (they're a diverse union and they represent workers throughout the supply chain – skies, rails, roads…) - The Teamsters-UPS contract expires July 31, 2023. Covering 340,000 Teamster members, it is the single largest collective bargaining agreement in North America. Teamsters are ready to fight for a strong contract at UPS, or hit the pavement on August 1st. - What are the Teamsters plans for Amazon (they just formed a new Amazon division and visited their headquarters with a message for the company) - The Teamsters are a Union that organizes. Sean shares where they've been doing this organizing. - How the Teamsters are involved politically in the U.S.

Leslie is joined by Sean O'Brien, General President of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters.  Sean is a 4th-generation Teamster from Boston, and at 50 years                                                            old, the youngest Teamsters General President. He was sworn in March 2022. The Teamsters Union, founded in 1903, represents 1.2 million workers across the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico. The website for the Teamsters is Teamsters.org and their handle on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram is @Teamsters.  Sean's Twitter handle is @TeamsterSOB. The two discuss: - What Sean hopes to accomplish as Teamsters President - How the Teamsters is becoming a bigger, faster, stronger and more militant union (a goal of Sean's) - Who the Teamsters are comprised of as a Union (they're a diverse union and they represent workers throughout the supply chain – skies, rails, roads…) - The Teamsters-UPS contract expires July 31, 2023. Covering 340,000 Teamster members, it is the single largest collective bargaining agreement in North America. Teamsters are ready to fight for a strong contract at UPS, or hit the pavement on August 1st.  - What are the Teamsters plans for Amazon (they just formed a new Amazon division and visited their headquarters with a message for the company) - The Teamsters are a Union that organizes.  Sean shares where they've been doing this organizing. - How the Teamsters are involved politically in the U.S.

Bigger, Faster, Stronger, More Confidence | Improvement Warrior Podcast #25 In this episode we move into my first strength/fitness podcast and I talk in regards to youth athletes aged middle to high school in particular. However, the tips in this podcast will apply to any and all ages. Topics covered in IWP #25 Best ways to train middle school to high schoolers Why being bigger and stronger will increase your confidence The 3 rules of strength training that apply for LIFE Is your young athlete weak? Then they are SLOW Best ways to put muscle on When should middle schooler perform a 1 rep max? High Schooler? Why sitting destroys athletes and all humans and how it affects athletic performance Why injury prevention should always be #1 goal of any QUALITY strength & conditioning program Training Years vs. Actual Age? Why weak kids will be out of power sports the fastest Why soccer is a power sport not an endurance sport. Why running distance will hurt power sport athletes Show notes and resources for this podcast can be found at http://www.improvementwarriorfitness.com/youthmusclebuilding To support the podcast please either leave a 5-star review at apple podcasts or spotify, visit the links and sponsors of the show, or support us on Patreon, Paypal, or Anchor Supporter Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/improvementwarrior?fan_landing=true Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/yuntraining Anchor: https://anchor.fm/improvementwarriorpodcast/support --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/improvementwarriorpodcast/support

This past gameweek was defined by one man: Erling Haaland. He's truly unlike anything we've ever seen before; it's almost hard to put into words how dominant he has been through the first month of the league. And to think, just a few weeks ago we thought that he couldn't cut it in the premier league because he missed a chance in preseason. How innocent we were back then, and how different things are now. Elsewhere, we talk about the potential of some deadline day arrivals as FPL options, ruminate over why Chelsea look so poor, and voice our thoughts on United's rise. Instagram: @fplfortress Twitter: @FplFortress --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Seth and Sean discuss some of what Nick Caserio had to say on Texans All Access about a few of the new players as well as the secondary.

INTERVIEW BEGINS AT: 26:40 It's called the American past time, a beloved summer game enjoyed by millions for generations, yet, something seems just not as great. the players are bigger and better than ever. The stadiums more luxurious than a palace, and people still flock to see games, and root root root for the home team....but...... Ed Achorn, historian, journalist, author of The Summer of Beer and Whiskey: How Brewers, Barkeeps, Rowdies, Immigrants, and a Wild Pennant Fight Made Baseball America's Game. Fifty-nine in '84: Old Hoss Radbourn, Barehanded Baseball, and the Greatest Season a Pitcher Ever Had and Every Drop of Blood: The Momentous Second Inauguration of Abraham Lincoln joins us to talk baseball's history, and whether the game is as good as it once was So kick back, enjoy and please rate and share the show..let's keep the audience growing. Thank you all And hey, check out our Merch Store for Shirts. Hoodies, Coffee Mugs, Stickers, Magnets and a whole host of other items https://www.teepublic.com/user/tahistory All of our episodes are listed as explicit due to language and some topics, such as historical crime, that may not be suitable for all listeners.-Opening and closing theme is Random Sanity by British composer DeeZee

 Chrisitan and Devin discuss Sonic The Hedgehog 2 the movie. Thanks for listening to Film Optix! If you enjoyed the show, we'd greatly appreciate it if you could leave us a rating and review. Follow us on Twitter & Instagram to stay in the know and email us at filmoptix@gmail.com for any movie-related questions.Movie info:Director: Jeff FowlerWriters: Pat Casey, Josh Miller, and John WhittingtonStars: Ben Schwartz, Idris Elba, Colleen O'Shaughnessey. And Jim Carrey Synopsis: When the manic Dr Robotnik returns to Earth with a new ally, Knuckles the Echidna, Sonic and his new friend Tails is all that stands in their way.Sonic The Hedgehog Review: https://filmoptix.buzzsprout.com/1810523/9811870-sonic-the-hedgehog-movie-reviewFollow The Team On Twitter: Film Optix: https://twitter.com/FilmOptix​​​​​Christian Eulinberg: https://twitter.com/MusicCityNerd Devin Agnello: https://twitter.com/_devdogg_ Shareable Links: Website: https://filmoptix.buzzsprout.com/1810523 Follow Us On Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/Eulinberger/Follow Us On Serializd: https://www.serializd.com/user/ceulinberg/profile

Rick Saggese, XFS, CSAC, played his collegiate baseball at the University of Miami; one of the top collegiate baseball programs in the nation.  At Miami, Rick battled back from his third knee injury while getting hurt in Honolulu, Hawaii to open the season.  He kept his goals in sight once again and became a three-year starter, played in three College World Series, was a Collegiate All-American, and accumulated a career .302 batting average with 21 home runs and 101 RBI's.  In 1996 Rick played in the National Championship game against LSU which was arguably the best College World Series title game in history, as LSU won in the ninth inning on a walk off home run.  During the 1997 & 1998 summers Rick started for the Hyannis Mets (now Harbor Hawks) in the Cape Cod Amateur Collegiate Wooden Bat League and played with former MLB stars Eric Hinske, Eric Byrnes & J.J. Putz. In 1999 Rick transferred to FIU (Florida International University) for his senior season.  He finished his collegiate career by hitting a game winning homerun against South Alabama at the Houston Astros AAA stadium.  He played with Alex Cora (Boston Red Sox Head Coach), Pat Burrell (Phillies/Giants), Aubrey Huff (Rays/Giants) and Jason Michaels (Phillies/Indians) during his playing days at Miami.  Rick was coached and trained by some of the finest coaches in the country including Walter Hriniak (former Red Sox/White Sox batting coach), Jim Morris (Miami) and Mark Calvi (South Alabama)!  Rick has trained athletes in core/strength training with the same exercises that are used at world renown athlete's performance centers and uses the Mattes Method (AIS) to help increase flexibility and explosiveness.  Rick was an associate scout for the Cleveland Indians for 5 seasons and knows what scouts look for in players to excel at the professional level. Rick is an EXOS Certified Fitness Specialist as well as being certified to perform the Functional Movement Screen (FMS) and Y-Balance Test (YBT).  He uses FMS prior to the majority of strength and agility training to assess the athlete for possible “weak links” associated with their movement patterns.  He also not only goes over past injury history with the athlete on the initial session, but does a postural analysis as necessary to find deeper related movement limitations.  He has participated in some of the top speed/quickness camps in the country and is an Certified Speed and Agility Coach by the National Sports Performance Association.  Rick has attended and learned from events taught by various top success and peak performance coaches including Tony Robbins, Dan Lier, and Jim Fannin. Take your game to another level on and off the field as Rick will help you remove any barriers that may be holding you back to get the success you want.  Rick has helped many of his clients play at the collegiate and professional levels (view testimonials tab). He offers personal consulting services to coaches, parents and players on the methodologies he has successfully implemented in his training the past 19 years with over 15k athletes he has trained. Rick is the author of "Baseball For Building Boys To Men"  and owner of Think Outside the Diamond training center. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/playballkid/message

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Why did God design as men the way He did? What does it say about our duty as Christian men?Credits:Post Production Studio: Vermillion CodeOpening/Closing Song: This Time by JohnMarc SkochStory Music written and performed by: Nick "Triple Kick" Smitley & Jonathan SwavelyEdited by Nick Smitley

This time the Legends of Iron crew talks with the documentary filmmaker Chris Bell, the creator of the films “Bigger Faster Stronger” and “Prescription Thugs”. Chris talks about his new film “A Leaf of Faith” which explores the miracle of Kratom for helping with inflammation, pain and serious drug addiction.Some of the other topics the guys explore in this episode:• The guys speculate about the cause of some of the deaths happening now in the world of bodybuilding • The myth of ‘Roid Rage• The regenerative and therapeutic powers of steroids• How Chris whipped himself back into shape and beat an opioid addiction• The benefits of TRT and fasting• Prescription Pills and the sometimes unintended effects they have on people • Pharmaceuticals vs natural remedies • The difficulties of making health-based documentaries todayChris Bell is famous for talking about things most people aren't willing to talk about and bring it to the front page. He has a passion to help educate the world with knowledge not given by mainstream media. This is a must-hear episode of LOI!Instagram @bigstrongfast https://www.instagram.com/bigstrongfast/Twitter @bigfaststrong https://twitter.com/BigStrongFastPrescription Thugs YouTube https://youtu.be/AP5JUuw2ZOsBigger, Stronger, Faster YouTube https://youtu.be/MXpgrN33OrYA Leaf of Faith - A Kratom documentary by Chris Bell YouTube https://youtu.be/l8cACxd3KKIHost of Legends of Iron Facebook https://www.facebook.com/LegendsofIron/Jon Andersen Instagram @thejonandersen https://www.instagram.com/thejonandersen/Website https://www.jonandersencoaching.com/copy-of-fb-landing-pageNick Best Instagram @nickbeststrongmanhttps://www.instagram.com/nickbeststrongman/YouTube https://www.youtube.com/user/NickBestProStrongman?app=desktopAkim Williams Instagram @akim_bkbeast_williamshttps://www.instagram.com/akim_bkbeast_williams/Podcast Producer Ben Bulman Of Angry Dad Podcast Instagram @B2thethpowerhttps://www.instagram.com/b2the4thpower/Website https://lnk.bio/angrydadpodcastPresented By MuscleMedshttps://musclemedsrx.com/

During the times of Corona, successful people pivot, and Laura Stark is no different. The month of January has been full of guests that truly embody the "What if it Did Work" mentality and we're ending it with one more expert on helping amateur athletes get faster. Laura Stark is the owner of Stark Strong Performance where they specialize in speed development and injury prevention for middle and high school athletes. In this episode, Omar and Laura discuss:- Is speed all based on genetics? - How to move faster- Entrepreneurship- How Laura pivoted her coaching business during COVID- Handling difficult situations and people- Social Media Promotion- Being mentored by NFL coaches- Building Relationships builds Businesses- How Speed and Movement Impact Sport Performance- Favorite Business Books- Continuing EducationLaura completed her college career as a 4 year Track and Field athlete and earned her B.S. in Exercise Science from Truman State University in May of 2015. Taking the tools she learned from her college career, intership, and various high level coaches in the NFL, MLB, NHL, and Sports Performance fields she started Stark Strong Performance, LLC in August of 2016. While continuing to learn under her mentor at the NFL level and hone in on speed development and injury prevention with NFL Combine, she developed a program to take the tools only seen at the pro level and share them with middle and high school age athletes. The Speed Enhancement Mentorship was founded in October of 2020 to not only share these high level tools, but to also create a lifestyle change sustainable beyond our athletes time with us.  "There's always going to be a failure when trying to do new things, but if you don't try, nobody else is going to...nobody else has your ideas" - Laura Stark

In Part 2 of our feature on building resilience in the Australian horticulture industry, we hear how improving the mental health of farmers is key to the industry's longevity. Rural Aid is an organisation dedicated to improving the mental health outcomes of rural Australia. They often have multi-tiered roles in natural disasters… https://www.ruralaid.org.au/ Lauren Stracey is their national manager for mental health and wellbeing. The National Recovery and Resilience Agency https://recovery.gov.au/ was established by Prime Minister Scott Morrison in response to recommendations from the Royal Commission into National Natural Disaster Arrangements. We hear from Shane Stone, the Co-ordinator General of the agency and Bruce Scott- western Queensland cattleman, and one of Shane's ‘boots on the ground' with the Agency. They want to change the narrative around how the Federal Government supports rural industries and put more focus on preparation alongside recovery. We also hear from Lena Knudson from Growcom, the peak industry body for horticulture. Though based in Queensland, Growcom delivers national-scale projects and policy initiatives

In this episode we discuss a question posed by Richard Shannon- how do we ensure that horticulture is more resilient in the face of extreme weather events? To set the scene, what conditions are Australian horticulture growers operating under and how are they ensuring they remain financially viable when dealing with natural disasters? Central Queensland's Sandi Groves has ensured multiple disaster events and has emerged with a stronger business- listen to how she did it. Ed Cowie is in partnership on a farm with his father and was severely impacted by the same 2019 fires. But in terms of disaster fatigue, Ed has unique insights, stemming from his roles in emergency services as a police officer, fire officer and SES controller, with an in-depth knowledge of farming systems. So how bad can it get… and what can growers do to be resilient to natural disasters? Richard Eckard is Professor of Sustainable Agriculture at the University of Melbourne and Director of the Primary Industries Climate Challenges Centre (www.piccc.org.au), a research centre addressing the impacts of climate change on agriculture. He says proactive farmers are already counteracting the effects of climate change. This episode is brought to you by Growcom and the Rural Financial Counselling Service NQ and the Rural Financial Counselling Service Network.

Strength and conditioning is more than just "pushing weight". Encompassing resistance training, flexibility/mobility and soft tissue work its now a key element to all pitching development work. Owner of Diamond Fitness, Dean White joins us to talk about the evolution of performance coaching

In Episode 4, Bolton and Grace recap the 2014 movie, Foxcatcher, and discuss the facts of the true crime story that the movie is based on.The movie was directed and produced by Bennett Miller. The film stars Channing Tatum and Mark Ruffalo as wrestling phenoms and brothers - Mark and Dave Schultz. Steve Carell plays the role of wealthy wrestling enthusiast/ convicted murderer, John E. du Pont. The film mostly focuses on the relationship between Mark and Dupont before ultimately revealing the murder of Dave Schultz. The movie made some rather large changes to the timeline of real-life events, but nonetheless Foxcatcher takes viewers on an entertaining and uncomfortable ride. Sources:Foxcatcher (2014)“Foxcatcher.” Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, 4 Feb. 2021. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foxcatcher. The Prince of Pennsylvania - ESPN Films 30 for 30 (2015)Team Foxcatcher (2016)Sainsbury, Reed. “Mark Schultz: World Champion Wrestler.” Bigger Faster Stronger, Spring 1999.  Lang, Kevin. “Foxcatcher True Story vs Movie - Real John Du Pont, Mark Schultz.” History vs. Hollywood, 8 Jan. 2015. Godfrey, Alex. “Mark Schultz on Foxcatcher: Why I Threatened to Kill Its Director.” The Guardian, Guardian News and Media, 21 May 2015. Foxcatcher: The True Story of My Brother’s Murder, John du Pont’s Madness, and the Quest for Olympic Gold, written by Mark Shultz with David Thomas, published on November 18, 2014Wilkins, Budd (May 19, 2014). "Cannes Film Festival 2014: Foxcatcher Review" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foxcatcher#cite_note-61Messano, Tommy (August 15, 2008). "What a medal can mean to mixed martial artists". ESPN Sports.Ben Child (January 2, 2015). "Mark Schultz attacks 'gay relationship' in wrestling biopic Foxcatcher". The Guardian."'Foxcatcher' Movie Slammed By Wrestler Mark Schultz". Business Insider. January 2, 2015.Stern, Marlow. "'Foxcatcher' Subject Mark Schultz Recants Criticisms: 'I Was Temporarily Insane'". The Daily Beast.

On this episode of the second biggest podcast in the Pacific Northwest behind only The Sasquatch Hunters, we welcome Daniel Jahn, Owner of Maximum Sports Conditioning. As a branch of the overall health and fitness market, Daniel and his team work with athletes,  specifically in the areas of performance and strength training, helping to make them bigger, faster, stronger and more durable.  His multiple certifications and commitment to education have been the foundation for his success over the past 13 years he's been in business.   Prost!   In this episode: Being allergic to furry animals, Daniel grew up with reptiles as pets, and shared with us he now has a 4 foot long pet python named Sheila. Around 2010, the market became watered down with a lot of unqualified strength and fitness coaches. Anytime you're working with a person's mind, body and well being, having the right education and training to provide safe instruction is a critical element in order to call yourself a coach.  In college, Daniel was medically disqualified from playing ball and was asked to stay on as a strength coach. With degrees in History and Sociology, he had to to change his focus and study anatomy, physiology, biomechanics and kinesiology basically on his own in order to pursue strength training professionally. Before jumping into entrepreneurship, Daniel working on a business degree from "Automobile University", which was listening to business training CDs in the car (back when there were CDs) and fell in love with the idea of running his own business. As a Performance Trainer for athletes, Daniel has to separate himself from traditional health and fitness training, i.e. getting in shape, to focus on his specific niche.   Guest Beer: Elysian Brewing Company - Seattle, WA Space Dust IPA, 8.2% ABV, 73 IBU "A totally nebular IPA. The hopping is pure starglow energy, with Chinook to bitter and late and dry additions of Citra and Amarillo."   Episode Links:  Maximum Sports Conditioning Don't antagonize the rattlesnakes Crossfit Elysian Pumpkin Ale National Strength and Conditioning Association National Academy of Sports Medicine USA Weight Lifting

The Doctors discuss bigger, faster, stronger in golf

Today we have Peter Bond on the podcast to take a deep dive into steroid use. 0:00- Intro to Peter and his books on anabolics 7:00- Ignorance of PEDs by PED users 10:30- Bigger Faster Stronger documentary 13:30- Negative side effects of steroids 18:00- The importance of cholesterol / lipid panels 25:00- The relevance of blood work 26:15- The effect of steroids on the heart 36:30- Misconceptions about steroid results 39:50- Post cycle therapy 53:20- Influence of anabolics on the kidneys Peter's papers:https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28184...https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27372...https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26937...Smile Fund: https://secure.operationsmile.org/sit...Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dave_maconi/Youtube Homepage: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW-P...

The Doc’s talk about the doctor-patient relationship, NFL bigger, faster , stronger

Mark Bell (@MarkSmellyBell) returns to the Carnivore Cast today and I couldn’t be happier! Mark is the host of the Power Project Podcast with over 400 episodes and 4M views - I personally listen to every single one and enjoy it immensely. He also has his new YouTube channel - Mark Smelly Bell - where he shares exercise and nutrition philosophies, recipes, vlogs during his Carnivore 100 day challenge, Q&As with fans, and most recently some views on stoicism. Mark is the inventor of the Slingshot (the #1 bench press training tool), the Hip circle, and many other famous lifting tools used by lifters everywhere. You may know him from his brother's movie (Chris Bell), Bigger Faster Stronger. Mark is also the mind behind the War on Carbs and Jacked and Tan books and he owns and operates the Super Training Gym, dubbed “The Strongest Gym In The West” and largest free gym in the world. Mark also now has MarkBell.com where you can follow along with his daily workouts and footage.   Please consider supporting the show on Patreon or Paypal so we can reach more people:  https://www.patreon.com/CarnivoreCast www.paypal.me/CarnivoreCast   This episode is brought to you by Optimal Carnivore. Do you struggle to eat organ meat? Optimal Carnivore was created by Carnivores for Carnivores. They created a unique organ complex from grass-fed animals in New Zealand. It includes 9 different organs -  Liver, Brain, Heart, Thymus, Kidney, Spleen, Pancreas, Lung etc.  Taking 6 capsules is the same as eating an ounce of raw organ meat from the butcher. Get 10% off your order by going to https://amzn.to/2sCLB4L and using the code: carnivore10 at checkout! (currently only shipping within the US)   What questions would you like answered or who would you like to hear from in the carnivore or research community?   Let me know on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.  

Roundtable discussion with the whole crew about The Future of CrossFit Summit, where should this years open be on the calendar, Adam Klink you are amazing, We welcome Amy Back from Vacation, Favorite Video Games, Best and Worst Jobs and the Best thing we saw on the Internet Merch! venmo (Scott-Switzer-1) and cash app($switzthor) Options Long sleeve white $25 small-2XL or $30 for 3XL-5XL Unisex T $20 XS-2XL or $25 3XL-4XL Racer back Tank $20 S-XL or $25 2XL Muscle Tank S-2XL $25 https://youtu.be/MXpgrN33OrY

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This is a special Coronavirus addition. I start the episode with a few comments and things to think about with this global pandemic. We hope everyone is able to stay as safe as possible and take care of each other. As always, I answer your questions as well and we had some really good ones this week. The topics include: fasting windows, the floor press, what vegetables are, sumo deadlifts, and Bigger Faster Stronger. Finally, we have an update from Nigel on how his training in the middle of his fast is going. As always, thanks for listening!---Have a question? Send it to podcast@danjohnuniversity.com[Dan John University](https://www.danjohnuniversity.com)

This week we discuss items making the news in the the UK & have an exclusive interview with Francisco Ciatso from WWN in Florida! We discuss how the business has changed & teaching their foundations in our business. Strong language & adult humour throughout.

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In this episode of the Integrity Bank podcast, Nate talks about doing things that look great from the outside, but aren't really giving you the mindset and mental capacity needed for the long haul.

In this episode of the WarriorU Podcast, Bram talks to Danny Holzman, the Business Partner Manager from Halo. Halo Neuroscience develops neurotechnology to unlock human potential. Their first product, Halo Sport, stimulates the motor cortex during athletic training to accelerate gains in strength, endurance, and skill. Halo Sport is now live with teams and athletes from the U.S. military, the Olympics, the NFL, the NBA, the MLB, and the NCAA. Halo Neuroscience was founded in 2013 by Dr. Daniel Chao and Dr. Brett Wingeier, and is backed by investors including Andreessen Horowitz, TPG, Lux Capital, and JAZZ Venture Partners.Next weeks episode is a follow on episode with the American Crossfit Athlete and HALO user Kari Pearce. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mark Smelly Bell (@MarkSmellyBell) is the meathead millionaire who has leveraged a successful powerlifting career into a multi-million dollar business empire. You may know him from his brother's movie (Chris Bell), Bigger Faster Stronger. Mark is the mind behind the War on Carbs, the creator of the Slingshot and other weightlifting gear and apparel, he owns and operates the Super Training Gym, dubbed “The Strongest Gym In The West” and largest free gym in the world, and is the host of the Power Project Podcast. Mark has recently undertaken a carnivore diet for the month of January.   Mark and I discuss the following: What got him started in strength training and what's kept him in it How his mission has evolved Why he tried carnivore and what he learned Thoughts on carnivore vs. carbs and how it depends on context and goals How carbs can augment performance Counting calories and bodybuilding / body recomp Mark's advice for weight loss Other practices that have helped him improve your overall health such as mouth taping Where to find out more about Mark: Markbellslingshot.com Instagram Mark's Power Project Podcast     What questions would you like answered or who would you like to hear from in the carnivore or research community?   Let me know on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. You can also email me at info@carnivorecast.com.

Today’s episode features track coach Tony Holler, famous for his “Feed the Cats” training system for high school sprinters.  He is also the coach of Marcellus Moore, a rising junior and one of the top sprinters in the nation with a 100m personal best of 10.31 ran as a high school sophomore.   Tony is a teacher and coach at Plainfield North High School with 35 years experience coaching football, basketball, and track.  He is a member of Illinois Track & Field Hall of Fame and appeared on episode #61 where he spoke on his essentials of the “Feed the Cats” sprint philosophy that prioritizes maximal speed training, rest and low-dosage work.   Training is much more than X’s and O’s, as the environment coaches create has a massive impact on the athlete.  The environment the “Feed the Cats”/Rank-Record-Publish model provides for Tony’s sprinters is so powerful, it has drawn the interest of not only other sports, but also interest to it’s application of life in general (especially on my end). Recently, Tony put out an article highlighting his experience implementing the “Bigger Faster Stronger” strength training program and how has related the “PR” model that BFS incorporates into his speed training this year.  Setting a practice or competition PR is powerful, and Tony has great insight on ways to harness this. We also get into topics on coaching phenoms, strength training and the nuts and bolts of a training environment that is maximally conducive to speed building.   Check out Tony's "Feed the Cats" DVD with Championship Productions. Today’s episode is brought to you by SimpliFaster, supplier of high-end athletic development tools, such as the Freelap timing system, kBox, Sprint 1080, and more.   Key Points How “Feed the Cats” and “Rank, Record, Publish” has filtered into football and basketball coaching Recent lessons Tony has gained from training a phenom (Marcellus Moore 10.31 100m dash as a HS sophomore) How kids doing what they like (instead of what they are forced to do) is a game changer How Tony got to his position where he doesn’t utilize weight training for his sprinters and his background in Bigger Faster Stronger Bigger, faster, stronger and the concept of “constant PR’s” in training Tony’s “speed cycle” in sprint training that was inspired by BFS How to maintain dopamine levels through training structure What Tony has been doing with X-Factor training recently Tony Holler Quotes “Prioritize speed #1, prioritize rest #2, those are the two fundamental principles of feed the cats” “(Marcellus) is much smoother, much more consistent.  His top end speed hasn’t improved much, but he holds it a lot better…. He hasn’t missed a race in 2 years… he is the opposite of a flexible kid” “Most of the time, phenoms are the hardest kids to coach” “Cats have fun racing somebody, they have fun running the fastest 10m fly they’ve ever run” “Cats don’t run 3 miles, and they don’t see “now what” either.  They like to get out of practice early” “Kids are really really good at what they like; they wouldn’t cheat it they liked what they did.  They’ll read like crazy if they like what they are reading” “The further away from kids in education you get, the more money you make” “The grind is not the right religion for people; instead we need to get really good at things that we love” “My non-football players don’t lift after practice, but I tell them to do 100 pushups a day.  Looking frail is no way to live your life” “I do like strength, I just don’t see a difference in between kids who lift in their sprinting, and kids who don’t lift in their sprinting, if there was a difference, I would change my mind” “When you micro-dose, you’ll never ruin the next day, and that’s critical to “Feed the Cats” “When we micro-dose in the weight room, we would lift, but we would not lift to soreness… Charlie Francis said you should never be sore fro...

World Series CHAMP, Ian Kinsler, joins me on this episode of the Get Your Game Right Podcast! We dive right into working in a world full of criticism, how to dictate what advice to actually listen to, what/who the catalyst for Kinsler's career was, and if being bigger/faster/stronger is really the best. Some fan questions have been answered! Subscribe, tune in, and share! It's time to get your mind right and Get Your Game Right.

Bigger faster stronger. This is a huge misconception a monks the soccer world how about become technical? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coachcameron/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coachcameron/support

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“The more focused we get, the more power we generate.” — Walter Bond Although Walter Bond was a star basketball player in high school, it was sitting on the bench as a college freshman that taught him the lessons he’d use both on and off the court. In this episode, Brian Buffini interviews Walter Bond, former NBA star and notable presenter and business expert. Walter shares his journey from freshman benchwarmer to NBA stand-out to business leadership expert. You’ll learn why honest self-assessments are critical to reaching your true potential, how the Power of Two will help you streamline your focus and find your niche, and why success in business relies upon your people skills. By the end of the episode, you’ll be motivated to hone your skills, find your niche, achieve your potential, and succeed. Are you a Buffini Show Insider? What are you waiting for? Join today!   Inspirational quotes from today’s interview: “You can’t reach your potential without being accountable.” — Walter Bond “My father empowered me to be accountable.” — Walter Bond “What got you here won’t get you there.” — Brian Buffini “New levels, new devils.” — Walter Bond “Who we are today is a point of reference.” — Walter Bond “Everyone was talented so I had to learn how to work.” — Walter Bond “Always look like success, always look like money.” — Walter Bond “It’s important in business to own a niche.” — Walter Bond “The more focused we get, the more power we generate.” — Walter Bond “Successful people have a core and then they have ancillary businesses to support that core.” — Walter Bond “We’re all in the people business. You must become an expert with people.” — Walter Bond     Mentioned in the episode: All Buts Stink! How to Live Your Best Life and Eliminate Excuses by Walter Bond     Connect with Brian Buffini http://www.brianbuffini.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brianbuffini Twitter: https://twitter.com/brianbuffini Buffini Show Insiders: http://www.thebrianbuffinishow.com/insiders Love what you heard? Share it with your friends! http://bit.ly/BrianBuffiniShow Click here to buy our Podcast theme music, “The Cliffs of Moher” by Brogue Wave. http://www.broguewave.com http://www.facebook.com/broguewave

Film maker, Christopher Bell talks about his health and nutrition in regards to his sobriety. He discusses his documentary about steroids and recovery, and the recent emergence new drug called Kratom.

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New York Muscle Radio Episode 102 Brought to you by ABFitnessTrainer.com  Bigger faster stronger with Mark Smelly Bell Part 2 —————————————————- Cracking The Flexible Dieting Code This is THE book for any bodybuilder, athlete, fitness enthusiest or even just the average gym goer who wants real life applicable  diet information without the fluff. What you will […] The post Bigger faster stronger with Mark Smelly Bell Part 2: Episode 102 appeared first on New York Muscle Radio.

In the first episode of the Life Through The Eyes Of A Smile podcast I sit down with Mr. Bigger Faster Stronger himself Tyler Chisholm. From the woes of canoeing with a heart rate monitor to re-programming your belief systems even all the way over to self doubt the content within this episode will change your life today.

Let's Talk tech is a monthly podcast that explores the latest emerging technologies, the people behind them and how these trends will affect the way we live, work and play. In this episode, show host Dave Miller interviews professional golfer Olin Browne about how technology is radically changing competition, player fitness and recovery. Browne, a 33 year veteran of the PGA and Senior Tours with five titles and over $14 million in winnings, discusses the impact of technology on golf and how players, no matter what their age and skill level, can use it to their advantage. Browne also shares his thoughts and insights on the state of golf in the U.S. and on efforts to ensure its long-term health.

Scaling a business is about achieving predictable annual growth by putting the right people, processes and technology in place. In this episode we discuss five marketing and sales related necessities for scaling your landscaping business.

Chris Bell, director of 'Bigger Faster Stronger', joins Scott, Armen, and Eddie as they chat about Eddie's experience with UCLA's BXA test, they measure everyone's biceps, Scott's battering ram practice, Chris' experience with CrossFit, awesome 80s movies, Katie Hogan's future wrestling career, John Cena's lifting history, Chris' history with his movie 'Bigger Faster Stronger',  his new film 'Prescription Thugs', the effects of PED use after use, the idea of what defines 'performance enhancing drugs', a history of testosterone, and  look at competition in the culture of the USA.

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