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“This one time at band camp . . .” To most people, this is simply a well-known line from a popular movie. To Darren Sliva, the moment that irrevocably changed his life forever happened “this one time at band camp.” Darren was the victim of a bully. Thirty-six years and eight surgeries later, Darren has fought to overcome all the challenges he faced because of that one moment in time. Today, he is many things, but never a victim—never again. Darren is the CEO of Maximum Wealth Solutions, however his true love is coaching. He is a master certified life coach with certifications in goal setting, happiness, life purpose and professional life. He is the dedicated group coach for Body Spartan and dedicated to helping others overcome their own challenges with a deep compassion, sense of humor, and determination. Connect with him at https://www.linkedin.com/in/darrensliva

“This one time at band camp . . .” To most people, this is simply a well-known line from a popular movie. To Darren Sliva, the moment that irrevocably changed his life forever happened “this one time at band camp.” Darren was the victim of a bully. Thirty-six years and eight surgeries later, Darren has fought to overcome all the challenges he faced because of that one moment in time. Today, he is many things, but never a victim—never again. Darren is the CEO of Maximum Wealth Solutions, however his true love is coaching. He is a master certified life coach with certifications in goal setting, happiness, life purpose and professional life. He is the dedicated group coach for Body Spartan and dedicated to helping others overcome their own challenges with a deep compassion, sense of humor, and determination. Connect with him at https://www.linkedin.com/in/darrensliva

Founder of Body Spartan, WWE Superstar, bodybuilder, and one of the fitness industry's most iconic alpha males, Gabbi Tuft,  has an announcement that is going to blow your mind. Gabbi and her wife Priscilla are about to turn your world upside down. *This podcast was originally recorded in October 2020. At this time, Gabbi had not gone public with her transition yet and was still using her birthname. Gabbi and Priscilla have documented this entire journey and will be releasing one podcast each week.

Wrestling Inc. Managing Editor Nick Hausman is back to host the latest episode of our new podcast The Wrestling Inc. Daily! Today's episode includes: Justin LaBar joining Nick to talk all the pro wrestling news from the last twenty-four hours. Including KENTA attacking Jon Moxley on AEW Dynamite, the latest on the AEW - NJPW relationship, Edge's WWE NXT debut, WWE bringing back Vengeance, Bad Bunny training at the WWE Performance Center, more on WWE releasing Lars Sullivan, Lana appearing in an upcoming Bruce Willis movie, and moreNick's interview with Gabbi Tuft (fka Tyler Reks). Featuring Tuft discussing making public her transition to being a woman, battling suicide on her road to presenting fully as a woman, misconceptions people have about her transition, how she was signed by WWE, her time in FCW, her interactions with Vince McMahon, briefly working with The Undertaker, her life post-WWE running her "Body Spartan" brand, if she has any pro wrestling ambitions left, and moreThe latest installment of the Wrestling Inc. Daily mailbag discussing what you would like to see Rey Mysterio do at this year's WWE WrestleMania 37

This week, former WWE Superstar Gabe Tuft, aka Tyler Reks, stops by the show for a great chat. Ryback and Gabe talk about how the Coronavirus has impacted Gabe’s Body Spartan business and how he has had to adjust. They take a trip down memory lane, as Ryback was rehired by WWE to report to FCW where Gabe was, and they came up through the developmental system to the WWE main roster. Gabe shares a story where a Meat Hook at the Money in the Bank PPV left Gabe’s feet numb! A lot of business talk in this, as Gabe has done fantastically since leaving WWE, and he actually shares that story and what led to him leaving for good. Check out Gabe’s BodySpartan.com for great at-home workouts during this quarantine to stay in shape, and as always check out the Feed Me More Nutrition line on FeedMeMore.com and save 10% with discount PODCAST10. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Glutathione is not a word that trips off the tongue, but it’s very much worth remembering. It’s a substance that combats the problems related to oxidative stress. Let’s learn more about it. First, let’s describe oxidative stress in a little more detail. This happens when substances called “free radicals” and “oxidants” start to grow in number in our bodies. We need some of these radicals because they can act as “signaling” molecules that trigger important processes (like the heart pumping more blood during stressful moments). But if you have too many free radicals, this results in an unhealthy imbalance leading to cell damage. “Free radicals” might be understood as roaming individual atoms of oxygen that are desperately looking to pair up with other atoms (because atoms like to exist in pairs). This means that they’re pretty indiscriminate about where they pair up (sort of like a person who is “on the rebound”), which results in a variety of bad outcomes when this “outsider” settles down with some random cell in the body. That settling causes damage to individual cells, eventually causing cell membranes to break and altering what a cell normally allows to enter and exit its boundaries. One way to understand glutathione’s benefits is that it helps to repair or counteract the breakage and unraveling of cells that free radicals and oxidants tend to cause. For instance, glutathione repairs the “caps” (known as telomeres) that are found at the end of chromosomes. If that cap is broken, DNA can unravel! And there are many other ways it keeps cells healthy – from fighting nerve damage caused by Lyme disease to repairing cell damage that happens during chemotherapy. Its broad usefulness in the repairing of damage caused by free radicals explains why it’s also referred to as the “master” antioxidant. One thing to know about this substance is that it’s hard to maintain healthy levels of glutathione through supplements. It’s mainly produced in the body. Unfortunately, with aging comes a reduction of the production of glutathione. When people reach 40, they produce around 30 % less glutathione. By age 65, that reduction can reach 50 %! You can help whatever levels of glutathione are in your body by what you’re eating. Eliminating sugar, grains and processed foods from your diet is a great way to lessen oxidative stress. And you can find ways to raise the levels of glutathione. Both aerobic training and weight training – individually and in combination – have been found to increase the body’s production of glutathione. So remember: keep your free radicals under control by reducing oxidants in your diet and by using exercise to keep the amount of glutathione in your body as high as possible. The positive impact on processes that contribute to aging and chronic diseases could be impressive! KEY TERMS & IDEAS Glutathione is a substance primarily produced in the body that helps to ward off the effects and potency of free radicals and oxidation in our body’s cells. It’s effectiveness across a broad spectrum of body processes that can be affected by free radicals has made it known as the “master” antioxidant. Oxidative Stress: “Oxidative stress is an imbalance of free radicals and antioxidants in the body, which can lead to cell and tissue damage. Oxidative stress occurs naturally and plays a role in the aging process.” (Medical News Today) Free radicals: Free radicals might be understood as roaming individual atoms of oxygen that are desperately looking to pair up with other atoms (because atoms like to exist in pairs). LINKS & RESOURCES: Jamie Eske, “How does oxidative stress affect the body,” Medical News Today, April 2, 2019, https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/324863.php, accessed April 2019. Nicole Galan, “What are the benefits of glutathione?” Medical News Today, December 10, 2018, https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/323936.php, accessed April 2019. “Free radicals may be good for you,” ScienceDaily, March 1, 2011, https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/02/110228090404.htm, accessed April 2019. Terry Lemerond, “Fighting free radicals with glutathione,” Chiropractic Economics, June 2, 2016, https://www.chiroeco.com/glutathione-benefits/, accessed April 2019. Follow Dr. Nada on: Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/nada-milo... Sage Tonic www.sagetonic.com Sage Tonic on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sagetonic/ SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpShow YouTube: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpYT Google Play: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpPlay FOLLOW SPARTAN UP: Spartan Up on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/spartanuppo... Spartan Up on Twitter https://twitter.com/SpartanUpPod CREDITS: Producer: Marion Abrams, Madmotion, llc. Writer and Host: Nada Milosavljevic MD, JD © 2019 Spartan

Founders Gabe and Priscilla Tuft go over what to do when you feel like giving up. Actually, this was a direct request from a Body Spartan team member, who asked, "When were some times you felt like giving up and how did you get through them?" Includes a never been told before story about a very personal experience from Priscilla.

Gabe, Priscilla, and Howie talk about the three major things millionaires are doing that most people don't do. These three key elements are what catapulted Body Spartan from a side business, to a seven figure business in just one year's time.

Gabe and Priscilla Tuft give us three steps to unlocking your true potential. This episode is loaded with personal stories about how the two founders of Body Spartan overcame their limitations and climbed their way to the top.

Gabe and Howard interview Priscilla Tuft, co-founder of Body Spartan. She's been on the cover of Muscle Mag, in Oxygen Magazine, and boasts several fitness accolades including Ms. Fitness America, and has her WNSO pro-card.

Priscilla and Gabe interview Pete Martin, a Body Spartan fan, and discuss his amazing story of losing 115lbs over 9 months using the Genesis Program.

Join Jen Julius and Gabe Tuft as they discuss how to transform your physique, your mind, and your future. Gabe's 22 years of experience in the fitness industry, coupled with being an owner and founder of multiple businesses, provides invaluable insight on how to be successful at your fitness goals. Gabe and Jen will also discuss how by conquering your fitness goals, you will be capable of conquering other life goals and dreams. In this episode you'll walk away with how to: 1. Find and keep your motivation to succeed 2. Dialing in your nutrition plan 3. Choosing the right fitness/workout plan, specifically for you Gabe Tuft is a retired professional wrestler with WWE (stage name: Tyler Reks). He made regular appearances on Monday Night Raw (USA network), Friday Night Smackdown (SyFy Network), WWE Superstars (WGN network), and NXT (streaming on www.wwe.com and various international networks). He is the founding partner of Body Spartan, a popular fitness website and apparel line (www.bodyspartan.com). He is also the author of the eBook "Body Spartan: Genesis". Additionally, Gabe is the founding partner of a local digital marketing company called, Local Marketing 2.0. He graduated from Cal-Poly, San Louis Obispo with a B.S. in civil engineering. You can find Gabe on social media at: Facebook: gabe.tuft.50 Twitter: @gabetuft Instagram: @gabetuft Jen Julius, MA is a Life Coach and Radio Host, who believes that everyone has a story, but we also have a choice in how we create our lives today and tomorrow. In her coaching practice, she specializes in supporting business-owning-parents that are starting to feel stressed out, overwhelmed, or like they are taking on too much “stuff,” to re-align with their priorities and individual truths so they can start making choices that support their truest goals and highest path to success- both professionally and personally. Jen has an extensive professional background ranging from working with incarcerated youth and adults, to business owners and executives. Add in her personal background of overcoming an addiction and an eating disorder, then re-directing her intense energy to achieve her Masters Degree at 24 years old, and you’ve got a Coach with a more-than-unique skillset. Jen believes we really can have it “all”- we just have to know what “all” we actually want- then make the best choices with the best tools. And as we change our stories, we change ourselves, and in effect: we change the world. To learn more about Jen Julius go to: www.jenjulius.com Or follow her at: www.facebook.com/JenJuliusCoaching http://instagram.com/jenjuliuscoaching