Podcasts about Chacos

This podcast is the audio version of the Gear Garage Live Show, where we answer submitted questions and talk all things whitewater. Topics and links that Zach talked about in this episode Answer Questions River Rescue Gear at River Hardware Some of the Questions that Zach covered in the Q&A section of this episode Topic: Highwater Middle Fork of the Salmon I'm invited on a MFS trip June 10. Super psyched! The trip leader wants to cap the trip at 5 feet, but I bet it will be higher. I'm pushing for a careful safe trip, even if higher than 5 feet. I feel up to the challenge 100%. The crew is solid. Any thoughts on flows and wisdom of going? I hate the idea of the permit being canceled. Thanks! Topic: Guide Shoes What about guides wearing Chacos... Do you have any thoughts about that? Topic: Rope Selection You've covered a lot on static line length and diameter on your previous videos, and I'm curious to hear more about material and buoyancy. On whitewater gear you offer the sterling super static 2 rope, but I don't believe that's a high floating material, and is quite a bit heavier without being stronger than some other equivalent 3/8" ropes like ultra line. Can you review a bit more on rope design/materials vs use in whitewater rescue applications? Sterling looks to be the standard in ropes, and their ultra line appears like the best overall option for weight/strength vs flotation. Only downside I can see is that ultra line is not available in sizes other than 1/4" and 3/8" if someone needs 11mm or larger. Topic: 18' Raft Owyhee What's your low flow cutoff for getting a medium to lightly loaded 18' raft down the Lower Owhyee? I'm able to make technical moves just not interested in getting high centered or squeezed all the time and having to get out to shove a whole bunch. Nuisance rapid for instance. Does an 18' even fit between boulders at flows less than 1K CFS? I'm 5 days out from launch and flows have been very slowly dropping, currently around 1300 CFS to 1400 CFS with no major precip in forecast. Motoring out and my 18' has the registration. Have a smaller raft with fishing frame and registration but its not rigged to motor and would like to avoid that hassle of frame changeover and assembly if possible. Thanks for your insights! Topic: IK Safety Thanks for this channel; it is an excellent resource for people like me who are new to rafting. Two buddies and I took the NWRC Class III rowing school last year, which was awesome. The Lower Salmon was one of the rivers the instructors recommended as a good first private trip, so we are planning a multi-day trip with our families on the Lower Salmon in mid-July. We will have three rafts. We have several high school kids in our group. I am considering bringing two or three inflatable kayaks for them to use if they want more excitement than riding in the rafts. Everyone will be in helmets and PFDs. The kids are strong swimmers and comfortable in the water. I have three questions: Where should we put the IKs in the group? I am thinking between the middle and last raft as that would leave two downstream rafts in case they swim. Would having three IKs in the water at one time be too many given we only have three rafts? Could you talk about how trip leaders monitor IKs on your commercial trips.

ProphetDNA and MrsProphetDNA brings the Chacos to Brick City Radio 

Prepare for an enlightening podcast episode featuring an in-depth conversation with Dr. Marcus Chacos, a recognized innovator in the chiropractic industry. This episode is rich in SEO-friendly keywords targeted towards chiropractors looking to expand their practice and impact. We dissect crucial topics like reigniting passion and maintaining motivation in your daily chiropractic practice. Dr. Chacos offers a unique analogy that can transform your perspective and improve your practice's efficiency and success rate. As a chiropractor aiming to boost your practice's reach and achieve greater time freedom, our discussion on the future of the chiropractic profession is a must-listen. We explore the evolving landscape, our roles in it, and strategies to capitalize on these changes for greater impact and growth. The power of research in enhancing our chiropractic methods and expanding our influence is another key topic. Learn how leveraging research can validate your techniques, improve your practice, and extend your reach beyond your local community. Tune in for an episode packed with valuable insights, inspiration, and practical advice, all designed to empower chiropractors on their journey towards achieving greater freedom and making a global impact.

After acting as the “Hostess with the Mostest” on the red carpet at a recent fashion event, Holly's feet – while gorgeous in her designer shoes – ended up killing her from standing up all night in the wrong shoes.     THIS IS A FASHION CRIME:   Wearing shoes that are too high, no matter how beautiful they are - or how perfectly they accentuate your outfit - hamburger meat for feet is no bueno. (Can the marketing people please trademark that?)    Recovering from her foot pain, in this episode, your favorite personal stylist Holly Katz outlines the shoes you need to have in your wardrobe.     This is important is because people sometimes are not sure what the current trends are or how much money they should be spending on shoes.  Or, how to branch out of their comfort zone when it comes to trying on something different or new.     People often tend to be very price-driven when it comes to shoes, and obviously that makes sense. They have a set amount in their mind, which can be a little bit limiting if you're looking around for something interesting and new.     With that being said, these are the must-have styles for shoes.  (As always, please be sure to check Holly's Pinterest Board for all of these shoe recommendations and more!)    FLATS  Designer Slides  Ballet  Mules  Loafers  Mary Janes  Oxfords  Flat Slingbacks    HOW TO STYLE FLATS:  You can wear flats with just about *anything, but please, please wear no-show socks of some sort! Wear your flats with a mini dress, cropped flair pants, or anytime you are busy working on your feet all day with your favorite slacks or dressy shorts.     *Pro Tip:   If you are grown up woman going to a formal event, you must wear heels. No flats allowed (unless you've just had old-lady bunion surgery – ouch!).     BRANDS WE LOVE:  Birdies, Valentino Rock Studs, Hermès, Jeffrey Campbell, Sam Edelman, Sarah Flint, Ally Shoes and Cecelia NYC shoes.     HEELS:  Wedge heels  Block heels  Platform heels    HOW TO STYLE HEELS:  Wear new heels around the house to break them in, start with lower heels if you have not worn high heels in a while, and try a block heel or wedge heel for comfort.     High heels look best with dresses and skirts of all lengths, of course, but also try them with leather pants, dressy shorts or jeans.    Pro Tip:  Platform heels can give the illusion of a high heel without the pain of a stiletto!    BRANDS WE LOVE:  Gianvito Rossi, Roger Vivier, Steve Madden, Guiseppe Zanotti     BOOTS:  Tall boots  Booties  Cowboy boots  Winter boots  Not Rainboots    HOW TO STYLE BOOTS:  Holly LOVES a good boot! Boots will make your legs look longer and leaner. She wears them with dresses, maxi skirts, pants, really, everything.     Look for short booties that come just to the ankle bone. You can also try combat-STYLE boots, with just a touch of the combat sass. As well as real cowboy boots, or cowboy-style boots, as they are always, always in style.    You do not really want to wear suede or heavy boots in the summer – if you run hot, you know what we mean.     *Pro Tip:  Don't even think of wearing tall galoshes or rain boots unless you live in Seattle and are walking in the rain. PUDDLES of rain. Stomping around a grocery store in Atlanta in your tall rain boots; just know they are for function, or walking around in a torrential rain storm in NYC. Not when you're going to your garage and it's a threat of rain.   BRANDS WE LOVE:  Paris Texas, Prada, Roger Vivier, Boot Barn, Gianvito Rossi, Isabel Marant,       SANDALS:  You can wear flat sandals, wedge sandals, low-heel sandals and high-heel sandals.    You are NOT allowed to wear Tevas, Chacos, Crocs, sports slides or *flip flops. NON-NEGOSH. Also, no socks with sandals. #DUH. Don't let her find out.   The only pass you will get from Holly are Birkenstocks, because they are always evolving and somehow manage to stay on-trend. This is the only shoe in the “hippy footwear” family allowed.    *Pro Tip:   Rubber flip flops are for the beach. Period. Leather flip flops, embellished flip flops, etc., are  acceptable.     FitFlops are not allowed. Never. Ever. They are not cute, and they don't make you fit. Stop falling for the false advertising.    BRANDS WE LOVE: Tory Burch, Valentino, Gucci, Alexandre Birman, Jimmy Choo , Guiseppe Zanotti     FASHION SNEAKERS:  If you are a friend of the podcast, you know the rules already: NO workout sneakers unless you are working out. END OF STORY.    Fashion sneakers are fun, on-trend, comfortable and don't smell like a gym locker room. See the difference? Go back and listen to Episode 128 to get the full lecture once and for all. Then, you can ENJOY the sneaker trend!!     BRANDS WE LOVE:  Superga, Nike, Golden Goose, New Balance, Converse, Adidas, Michael Kors      FINAL THOUGHTS: 1.) Please wear socks with your shoes when you can. No-shows are best, but Tube socks are also back (yikes)- so don't be shocked when your teenagers are rocking those.   2.) How many shoes are too many? You can never have too many.   Just kidding! If you have over 100 pair, that is probably too much. You should have as many as you can realistically wear. For real. A cohesive shoe wardrobe is anywhere between 25-45 pair.    3.) Keep your shoes updated and looking nice. Go find your neighborhood shoe repair person. Old, worn-out shoes, no matter what the brand or price point, look like old, worn-out shitty shoes.     4.) If your feet hurt, or you have a hard time finding shoes to fit your feet or if you have major feet issues, find a company who caters to customers that are hard to fit like our friends at  Ally Shoes or Pedro Garcia.    5.) Store your shoes properly and where you can always see them: Not in the original box, not under your long dresses in your closet, not in plastic boxes. Find a way to display them in your closet area so you will be tempted to rotate the shoes and styles you have invested in.    Carry on! Life is too short! Eat the cake! Buy the shoes! Listen to our podcast!    Xoxo- Holly Katz    FASHION CRIMES PODCAST  www.fashioncrimespodcast.com 

In this episode, host Cassandra Ryder interviews her sister Shannon and her boyfriend Nate about their bad date stories. Listen to this episode to hear about who wore socks with Chacos on their first date, Shannon's phone voice, and how they survived a hike that turned out to be way longer (and colder and darker) than expected. If you or someone you know has a bad date story (or stories!) and would like to have it anonymously featured and analyzed on a future episode, please email it to thedateescapepodcast@gmail.com

Welcome to Church Chat, the show where we have the conversations about ministry you wish you were having. Today we're talking to Matt Saxinger about working under toxic leadership (yes, it happens in the church...), how to build healthy teams, and the merits of Chacos vs Tevas. Matt Saxinger is lead pastor of Susquehanna Valley Church in Harrisburg, PA. Get all the blog posts Matt Saxinger has written for EFCA East HERE. Mentioned in the episode: Josh Gagnon and Next Level Church closing. Listen to more Church Chat episodes. Connect with Matt: InstagramFacebook Connect with EFCA East efcaeast.comInstagramFacebook

Dr. Nona talks with    (6:22) Marcus shares the traumatic experience he went through as a child and how that gives him patience for working with children (14:22) How do you deal with self doubt? (20:20) What is your daily routine? (24:00) How an “angry young man” became compassionate (31:30) Rapid fire questions    Website   Follow Dr. Nona below! Instagram Facebook Elivate.me  

This week, the guys are joined by the 2022 Colorado Teacher of the Year, Autumn Rivera. Will Donnie lose his claim to fame as the biggest Chaco fan on the show? Tune in to find out!

As a follow-up to the dating coach episode, where our longtime guest Shreye spoke to us about what he learned from going to a dating coach (Episode 125 if you missed it), he is now back on the show to talk to us about his experience with a style coach named Patrick, who Shreye flew to Scottsdale, Arizona to meet in person with his entire wardrobe in tow. Shreye got Patrick's most extensive package, which covered a style consult that covered the perfect color palette for Shreye's skin tone, a shopping trip where Patrick had already pre-selected clothes for Shreye to try on and get custom tailored if necessary, and a final photo shoot with Shreye's fancy new clothes. Patrick even helped Shreye donate all of his old clothes that didn't fit him well before he flew back. Shreye talks about the evolution of his style journey and why he wanted to take these steps at this point in his life, how his makeover has been received by friends (though of course he doesn't have enough data to prove any kind of causality - if you would like to take part in an informal survey to tell us what you think of Shreye's before-and-after shots, send us an email at imthevillainpod@gmail.com), and his thoughts on whether you should wear Chacos on a first date. Links: Men's Fashion Reddit that Shreye references: https://www.reddit.com/r/malefashionadvice/ Hasan Minaj gets style advice from Tan France of Queer Eye: https://youtu.be/uFhRONeopbQ Music is The Beauty of Maths by Meydän. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/im-the-villain/support

It's August 1 and that marks the first full week of fall camp for the 2022 North Carolina Tar Heels football team. It's technically the fourth day of camp after things got started last Friday. Former Carolina offensive lineman Brian Chacos joins the show to give his thoughts on the upcoming season. As a left tackle, he's someone with invaluable insight into working in a first-time starting quarterback, be it Drake Maye or Jacolby Criswell. Chacos also discusses how good Coach Mack Brown is at keeping things close to the vest. He's excited about newcomers, such as Virginia transfer Noah Taylor.Host Isaac Schade also takes time with Chacos to unpack his time playing for UNC in the early 2000s. He shares great stories about his teammates, coaches, and some of his favorite on-field memories.The conversation turns to Chacos' current role working for the Rams' Club. There's a fantastic story about his parents and their annual cookout with Coach Courtney Banghart and the women's basketball team.Follow the show: Locked On Tar Heels (YouTube) Locked On Tar Heels (LinkTree) Locked On Tar Heels (Twitter) Isaac Schade (Twitter) Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!LinkedInLinkedIn jobs helps you find the candidates you want to talk to, faster. Post your job for free at Linkedin.com/lockedoncollege Terms and conditions apply.Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnlineBetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's August 1 and that marks the first full week of fall camp for the 2022 North Carolina Tar Heels football team. It's technically the fourth day of camp after things got started last Friday. Former Carolina offensive lineman Brian Chacos joins the show to give his thoughts on the upcoming season. As a left tackle, he's someone with invaluable insight into working in a first-time starting quarterback, be it Drake Maye or Jacolby Criswell. Chacos also discusses how good Coach Mack Brown is at keeping things close to the vest. He's excited about newcomers, such as Virginia transfer Noah Taylor. Host Isaac Schade also takes time with Chacos to unpack his time playing for UNC in the early 2000s. He shares great stories about his teammates, coaches, and some of his favorite on-field memories. The conversation turns to Chacos' current role working for the Rams' Club. There's a fantastic story about his parents and their annual cookout with Coach Courtney Banghart and the women's basketball team. Follow the show: Locked On Tar Heels (YouTube) Locked On Tar Heels (LinkTree) Locked On Tar Heels (Twitter) Isaac Schade (Twitter) Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! LinkedIn LinkedIn jobs helps you find the candidates you want to talk to, faster. Post your job for free at Linkedin.com/lockedoncollege Terms and conditions apply. Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dave returned from Montana with a real air about him — dude definitely wears Chacos. We discuss Bennifer possibly meeting Vegas Bartender at their wedding over the weekend, David Crosby dunking on one of his fans, Zuck going wakesurfing, and a discussion surrounding one of Will's sleeping habits that through Dillon off. Support us on Patreon and receive weekly episodes for as low as $5 per month: www.patreon.com/circlingbackpodcast Purchase a Circling Back Candle: www.vellabox.com/circling-back Watch all of our full episodes on YouTube: www.youtube.com/washedmedia Shop Washed Merch: www.washedmedia.shop (0:00) Fun & Easy Banter (17:30) Recapping This Weekend in Fun (36:41) Do Not Paint David Crosby (43:20) Bennifer x Vegas Bartender Collab (51:39) Zuckerberg Goes Wakesurfing (1:00:05) Will's Sleeping Boxers Support This Episode's Sponsors PolicyGenius: www.policygenius.com Chime: www.chime.com/steam Athletic Greens: www.athleticgreens.com/circling (FREE 1 year supply of immune-supporting Vitamin D and 5 FREE travel packs with your first purchase)

When Tiger Woods orders a hot dog in Scotland, there's only one podcast worth listening to. We also dive into a viral Subway order that made Sandwich Artist Dave turn his head, Chacos vs. Tevas in a fist fight, the James Webb Telescope, this season's premiere of The Bachelorette, and more. Support us on Patreon and receive weekly episodes for as low as $5 per month: www.patreon.com/circlingbackpodcast Purchase a Circling Back Candle: www.vellabox.com/circling-back Watch all of our full episodes on YouTube: www.youtube.com/washedmedia Shop Washed Merch: www.washedmedia.shop (0:00) Fun & Easy Banter (23:00) Viral Subway Order (31:30) Dave's Mea Culpa (40:00) PGA Tour's Glizzy Tweet (52:30) The Bachelorette Premiere (1:02:40) This Weekend in Fun Support This Episode's Sponsors Caraway: www.carawayhome.com/steam (use STEAM for 10% off) Super Speciosa: www.getsuperleaf.com/steam (STEAM for 20% off) Liquid IV: www.liquidiv.com (CIRCLINGBACK for 25% off)

In this episode, Dr. Marcus Chacos, together with Dr.  Evan, talks about Mind-Body Resilience: Incredible Energy for an Extraordinary Life. Dr. Marcus talks about mind-body resilience strategies that will liberate energy and give you the freedom to do the things that you want to do and be the person you want to be irrespective of what's happening in the outside world.  02:59 What is mind-body resilience and why is that important? 04:10 How does mind-body resilience differ from normal resilience? 06:20 How do you build mind-body resilience? 10:45 What are the steps one must take to make the mind-body resilience shifts? 21:54 What are the top ways to motivate people to be the best version of themselves?25:32 How do you shut out negativity? 33:03 How do you deal with really hard things when you are coming from a place of resilience? 35:46 Where does empathy fit into all of this? Dr. Marcus Chacos is a chiropractor, bestselling author and founder of Provolution Health, a wellness practice focused on transforming the health and lives of his patients and the community. As a chiropractor, author, speaker and coach, Dr. Chacos has made it his mission to massively and dramatically transform the health and lives of people who seek out his support and care. With an emphasis on peak performance living, Dr. Chacos provides the knowledge, skills and resources to create breakthroughs in your health and quality of life. Marcus has helped a wide spectrum of people, including family wellness care, elite sportspeople, entrepreneurs, and executives looking for health and lifestyle breakthroughs, as well as specializing in spinal hygiene, arthritis, and brain and nervous system health. His in-practice care plans, books and presentations have dramatically improved the health and quality of life of thousands of people. Marcus' practice and online health programs are based upon a philosophy that health is an inherent state in all people and, by achieving balance between the physical, chemical and mental/emotional elements of one's life, one may experience total body health and lead an extraordinary life. Learn more about Dr. Marcus Chacos on his website: https://www.provolutionhealth.com.au/   For more information about Dr. Evan and his program, click here.  Prefer to watch on Youtube? Click here. Please note that any information in this video is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice.

Dr. April Dominick practices orthopedic physical therapy and specializes in pelvic health. She is known for her spirited, dynamic, and caring approach to treatment. April's passion lies in educating and restoring function to clients with bladder, bowel, and sexual dysfunction as well as hip and back pain. Through her practice, one of her passions is supporting women during their prenatal and postpartum journey while demystifying the crucial role of exercise during pregnancy. April holds a certification in manual therapy and trigger point dry needling, and earned her CAPP-Pelvic certification through the American Physical Therapy Association. Among other advanced courses, she has been trained in Treating and Training the Female Runner. April utilizes a balanced approach to treatment including manual therapy and functional strength training. She believes in problem solving with her clients to develop a treatment plan which uniquely targets their goals, empowering them to independently manage their condition. One unique fact about April, is that she is a professional freelance harpist, she currently performs at cocktail hours, weddings and special events. She is also so grateful to explore Colorado's beauty on foot; in running shoes, hiking boots, snowshoes or Chacos. Connect with her and learn more @revitalizepelvicphysio on Instagram, where you can find all the #physiowithsign tidbits about pelvic health and join the conversation in a safe, fun and welcoming educational platform! Questions and topics we cover include: -The importance of pelvic floor for runners and every day life -How the pelvic floor impacts us as runners -What makes up our pelvic floor, both anatomically and functionally? -How we can care for and strengthen our pelvic floor, at any age/life stage -April's journey into pelvic floor health and physical therapy as a career -What being a Strong Runner Chick means to April Today's Episode Sponsor: This episode is part of our "Health as a Foundation to Sport" series. Special shoutout to Athlete Blood Test for sponsoring this episode and important series on health! Use code "SRC15" for 15% off a blood test and/or biomarkers test with them! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/strong-runner-chicks/support

(From 03.26.22, Segment 3) During this episode, the topic of water continues as Bill and Wes chat with Vanessa Covington, the Recreation Director for the Catawba Riverkeeper Foundation. The Catawba River provides plenty to do within the world of recreation! Listen in to find out how you can make the most of the outdoors on the Catawba River! Heading out to explore? Stop by Jesse Brown's Outdoors for your Chacos, sun shirts, bathing suits, hats, daypacks, sunglasses, and more!

On our new weekly lightning round mini ep with Mordechai Rubinstein, we're fucking around with wearing Timbs with shorts, wearing Chacos with pants, all black fits, dressing like a 2016 sneakerhead, Ralph Lauren, Kith, Yeezy Gap, hypebaes, Deadheads, deleting IG, shaving your head, giving up tie-dye, quitting weed and much more. For more Throwing Fits, check us out on Patreon: www.patreon.com/throwingfits.

Als junger Mann tauschte Horst Martens die Weite des Chacos gegen die Großstadt in Deutschland. Er studierte Journalismus, arbeitete als Stadtsprecher bei der Stadt Herne und veröffentlichte 2015 seinen ersten Roman. Und obwohl er mit seiner Familie in Herne lebt, hat er den Kontakt nach Paraguay nicht verloren. Eigentlich habe er zweimal Heimat, sagt er.

Iluminados, neste episódio, voltamos à América do Sul e desembarcamos no Peru. As lendas andinas presentes são: El Chullachaqui, El Tunche, La Runamula, O mito de Cuniraya Huiracocha, El Señor de Chacos, El Amaru, El Muqui, El Supay ou Diabo Andino, El Apallimay, El Jarjacha ou Demônio do Incesto, El Yacuruna e El Pishtaco. *** Considere tornar-se um apoiador do Siga a Luz, entre no site: apoia.se/sigaaluzpodcast ou apoie este projeto pela opção PIX que é o próprio e-mail do Siga a Luz. A sua ajuda fará toda a diferença para o podcast. *** Mandem relatos para: sigaaluzpodcast@gmail.com

Pat and Mags catch up with Aunt Cricket this week and we get into those who'd never s'more'd before, keeping aunts off horses, fan-of-the-month clubs, the helicopter from Twins, smelling a truck driver's daughter, dating the haunted, ALF Hitler, and my sister's lizard. TW: the out-of-doors Aunt Pat - Colleen Doyle Auntie Mags - Dana Quercioli Aunt Cricket - Alex Bellisle Artwork - Jordan Stafford Mauntras - Carol Doyle Editor - Colleen Doyle Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-babymakers/support --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-babymakers/support

More and more people are looking into the natural principles of wellness by looking at diet, exercise, emotional wellbeing and the body's structure. And that's a good thing! Today, I am honored to have Dr. Marcus Chacos as our guest expert this week. He is a chiropractor, bestselling author and founder of Provolution Health, a wellness practice focused on transforming the health and lives of his patients and the community. Dr. Marcus has made it his mission to massively and dramatically transform the lives of people who seek out his coaching, support and care. More and more people are looking into the natural principles of wellness by looking at diet, exercise, emotional wellbeing and the body's structure. And that's a good thing! Today, I am honored to have Dr. Marcus Chacos as our guest expert this week. He is a chiropractor, bestselling author and founder of Provolution Health, a wellness practice focused on transforming the health and lives of his patients and the community. Dr. Marcus has made it his mission to massively and dramatically transform the lives of people who seek out his coaching, support and care. Inside this episode …  The misconceptions of chiropractic and what it is truly a brain based, brain focused profession  Why an improved nervous system is the key in ensuring every other system in our body is in its peak performance.  Learn about the Total Healing Blueprint and the Seven Pillars of Optimal Health.  How to restore the person's ability to function at peak levels and have more meaning and more purpose.  Dr. Marcus' practice and programs are based upon a philosophy that health is an inherent state in all people and, by achieving balance between the physical, chemical and mental/emotional elements of one's life, one may experience total body health and lead an extraordinary life. You can know about his work at www.provolutionhealth.com.auRemember to like, share and subscribe to our Podcast. Leave your review and share with your friends!  Love, Louise Balance your brains in 5 minutes https://www.louiseswartswalter.com/mindgemsgift/ 

More and more people are looking into the natural principles of wellness by looking at diet, exercise, emotional wellbeing and the body's structure. And that's a good thing! Today, I am honored to have Dr. Marcus Chacos as our guest expert this week. He is a chiropractor, bestselling author and founder of Provolution Health, a wellness practice focused on transforming the health and lives of his patients and the community. Dr. Marcus has made it his mission to massively and dramatically transform the lives of people who seek out his coaching, support and care. More and more people are looking into the natural principles of wellness by looking at diet, exercise, emotional wellbeing and the body's structure. And that's a good thing! Today, I am honored to have Dr. Marcus Chacos as our guest expert this week. He is a chiropractor, bestselling author and founder of Provolution Health, a wellness practice focused on transforming the health and lives of his patients and the community. Dr. Marcus has made it his mission to massively and dramatically transform the lives of people who seek out his coaching, support and care. Inside this episode …  The misconceptions of chiropractic and what it is truly a brain based, brain focused profession  Why an improved nervous system is the key in ensuring every other system in our body is in its peak performance.  Learn about the Total Healing Blueprint and the Seven Pillars of Optimal Health.  How to restore the person's ability to function at peak levels and have more meaning and more purpose.  Dr. Marcus' practice and programs are based upon a philosophy that health is an inherent state in all people and, by achieving balance between the physical, chemical and mental/emotional elements of one's life, one may experience total body health and lead an extraordinary life. You can know about his work at www.provolutionhealth.com.auRemember to like, share and subscribe to our Podcast. Leave your review and share with your friends!  Love, Louise Balance your brains in 5 minutes https://www.louiseswartswalter.com/mindgemsgift/ 

In this episode: Chayil: “Strength”  Definition: Strength: the capacity of an object or substance to withstand great force or pressure. Story: My 8 yr old hiking 8 miles to Delta Lake in Chacos, muscle pain beyond belief, bear encounters, realizing I can go farther than I thought Verse:For thou has girded me with strength to battle; them that rose up against me hast thou subdued under me. 2 Sam 22:40 Lesson: You only know how strong you are when you are up against something you don't know the end of.

Anna is the host of the Trail Dames Podcast and when not interviewing amazing women for the podcast, can be found running her family violins shop, Huthmaker Violins, in Atlanta, GA, as well as running Trail Dames, Inc, and the Trail Dames Charitable Foundation. Special thanks to Dame Gayle Snyder for her shoe pics! Guest Links: Wright Socks- https://www.wrightsock.com/ Smart Wool- https://www.smartwool.com/ Obozs- https://obozfootwear.com/en-us Chacos- https://www.chacos.com/ Compression socks for hiking- https://www.advnture.com/features/a-guide-to-compression-socks-for-hiking Mountain Crossings- http://www.mountaincrossings.com/ Connect with Anna, aka Mud Butt, at info@traildames.com You can find the Trail Dames at: Our website: https://www.traildames.com The Summit: https://www.traildamessummit.com The Trail Dames Foundation: https://www.tdcharitablefoundation.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/traildames/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/traildames/ Hiking Radio Network: https://hikingradionetwork.com/ Hiking Radio Network on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hikingradionetwork/ Music provided for this Podcast by The Burns Sisters "Dance Upon This Earth" https://www.theburnssisters.com

Welcome to season 10 called the “Shadows”. •Are you a parent? My guest today is Lori Wildenberg. Who's a licensed parent and family educator and author of  6 parenting books. Lori believes strongly that young people today are under attack. She wants parents to know there is hope within the shadow. Have you heard your young person say these statements? “I'm such a failure.” “No one cares about me.” “I haven't felt happy for a long time.”  “I don't want to live anymore. What can you do to help them? Some experts say that depression and anxiety are the new normal. Suicide is the second leading cause of death in young people. Lori is here to share why she wrote her book “Messy Hope” and how it can be a great resource to help parents navigate these challenging times with their young people. She truly believes there can be hope within the shadows. Join me as I try on Lori's Chacos shoes. •To learn more about Lori and get a copy of her book visit https://loriwildenberg.com/books/ •Remember when you walk in Other People's Shoes you get a different perspective!•Other People's Shoes would love your financial gift to help support the show click here•Have questions or want to give feedback call or text: 203-548-SHOE•If you enjoy the show consider subscribing on your favorite podcast platforms, so you don't miss an episode. We would also love it if you could leave us a review click here!•To hear other episodes go to:www.opspodcast.com•Social Media:**Facebook: Instagram: Twitter: ** @opspodcashow

The very special guest on this episode of The Mile High Podcast is the driving force behind Chiropractic research in Australia.  At school, Marcus was fascinated with the human body and healthcare — so much so, in fact, that when he won an award for public speaking and debating, he bought an anatomy and physiology textbook with his prize money! It was the influence of his then-girlfriend (and future wife) that motivated Marcus to enter chiropractic school. He enrolled at Macquarie University (then the Sydney College of Chiropractic). Before finishing at Macquarie, he received a Bachelor of Science in Anatomy from the University of New South Wales. Then, he completed a Master of Chiropractic at Macquarie. Marcus had the good fortune to be mentored by Dr John Kelly, a well-known chiropractor who taught him the value of constantly learning more and working with other practitioners to show clients the results they seek. Marcus' approach to care looks at healing on all levels. With an integrated model of care, we achieve remarkable results for people where other avenues have failed. Marcus seeks to uncover and understand the needs of each client with the appropriate testing, then holistically apply the best forms of therapy for a total healing blueprint. Marcus has lectured and worked as a tutor at the Canberra Institute of Technology in Psychology. He's provided medical science courses for the Kim Dudley College for Natural Therapists. With his additional studies in kinesiology, Marcus became an instructor in the subject. He's even studied quantum physics and symbolism to work on an incredibly profound, holistic level with his clients. On this podcast, you will hear about: The establishment of Chiropractic Education Online as a not-for-profit to fund raise for vitalistic chiropractic endeavors. Fundraising for the Australian Spinal Research Foundation (ASRF) and the Heidi Haavik's Centre for Chiropractic Research at NZCC for pediatric research Fund-raising to subsidize Chiropractic philosophy education and make philosophy training more accessible The Clinical Applications of Chiropractic Philosophy. What you can do to help And MUCH more! Check out this FREE resource: The Clinical Applications of Chiropractic Philosophy: https://www.chiropracticphilosophy.com.au/  It's a FREE Virtual Summit: Nov 26th - 28th, 2021, with a ton of Chiropractic speakers, including Dr. Danny Knowles!  Admission is FREE or you can receive bonuses in a VIP program, the proceeds of which are a fundraiser. So, enjoy the podcast, register for the Summit, and  if you haven't already, get yourself and your team registered for the Mile High 10th Anniversary event in June at MileHighChiroRegistration.com

Some of our favorite guests from podcasts past join us to talk about what they're wishing for this year. Hannah Marcom and Sharenda Birts have tips and tricks galore -- like giving the gift of not having to learn from someone you're related to, or how exactly you can enjoy a latte in the field, frothed milk and all -- OR, could your HSA pay for those electronic Bluetooth earplugs you've always wanted? Get the scoop in our second annual holiday gifts episode. 'Tis the season to be merry, Artemis! 2:00 Our gift gurus: You might remember Hannah from earlier this year on the program, and long-time guest Sharenda, from WildHERness.org is back on the mic, too! 4:00 Outdoor apparel in the fitting room versus the field 6:00 On being an underbuyer of gear 8:00 WildHERness "Go Wild" event, where one participant left for snacks, returned with a roadkill squirrel and asked if they could field dress it #yeswecan! 11:00 Sound Gear Phantom ear buds - you hear the stuff you want (animals, audiobooks) and minimize what you don't want (firearms, crickets) 13:50 Also... you miiiight be able to get those ear plugs covered on your HSA plan #winning 14:00 On to base layers... confessions of a recovering merino wool purist 15:00 FORLOH for good-quality, synthetic base layers. Base layer tops and Base Layer Bottoms. Want more options? Check out Badlands tops and bottoms, too 17:00 Lightweight foldable shooting stick in the $30 range 20:00 Different sticks for different chicks. Think about what's right for you. 23:00 Range-finding binos -- many different products, the Bushnell Fusion is one of the more affordable out there; the Vortex Fury is also a great set 28:00 Orvis Women's Ultralight Wading Boot with studs - a big step up from the Chacos/neoprene socks combo 30:00 A nice knife saves a lot of time on sharpening; Try a Havalon Talon Hunt set with blades you can swap out (plus, getting those blades out!) 37:00 Invest in yourself & your competence; take the bow course, buy a membership at the range -- those things add up 39:00 There's something to be said for learning from people you're not related to 44:00 "If I'm questioning if I can make that, I'm just not going to do it." Taking a good shot is more important than taking a shot 45:00 Wild rags for EVERYTHING 46:00 Flashback to the Kula Cloth: 3Ps with Anastasia Allison of Kula Cloth 48:00 The Ember, a battery-powered coffee cup that keeps your joe WARM 50:00 In the field, the CamelBak Mag Insulated Bottle will keep coffee hot for about six hours; And you've got to have a Stanley thermos (or 10)... "the original Yeti;" Lastly, the sexy thermos, Mossy Oak Camo Thermo. 52:00 Serious coffee in the field - try the Mukka; or the Jet Boil has a French press attachment 58:00 #coolertalk... wheels, bear locks, bottle opener, etc (the Otterbox cooler is Sharenda's fav) If this show has meant something to you, please consider giving to Artemis. You can donate here -- all money goes to support programs that get women on the water and in the field. #thankyou

It's a good time to be an outdoor apparel brand. According to NPD Group, outdoorwear sales are up 45% this year, and some brands have been able to dominate this growing fervor. Teva, the shoe brand known for its velcro strapped sandal, has seen sales grow. In the '80s, when the sandals first hit the market, Teva was the leader in the space. Then, after a couple decades of dominance, fervor died down, as other competitors like Chacos and Keens began to encroach on its territory. But over the last three years the company has been focused on reemerging as a footwear leader. “In short order,” said Anders Bergstrom, Teva's global general manager, “we've retaken the number one position in sport sandals.” Bergstrom joined the Modern Retail Podcast and spoke about how he's been handling all the curveballs thrown over the last few years. Teva -- which is pronounced ‘teh-vah,' not ‘tee-vah' -- has been around since 1985. “The idea -- the notion -- of a sport sandal did not exist until 1985,” said Bergstrom. Teva, he explained, was the first of its kind. “What Teva did was introduce an active component to the sandal category in a way that had not been done before,” he said. That has been the North Star for the brand -- and it's long been associated with its well-known classic style. But the brand has been staying relevant with new styles and even brand collaborations. Some partnerships include the singer Jhené Like, Outdoor Voices and Cotpaxi. “The sport sandal itself is so iconic -- it's so unusual -- that, for lack of a better term, collab partners just have a field day tweaking it,” said Bergstrom. “It's not a blank canvas -- it is just a number of straps that are attached to a midsole.” What also has kept Teva relevant of late is the fact that a certain type of outdoor apparel has become quite fashionable. What some describe gorpcore -- which includes outdoor classics like Patagonia vests and hiking boots -- has become all the rage in New York fashion circles. Said Bergstrom, the way to know a fashion trend is on the horizon is to look at what's going on in Japan. “What we call gorpcore is really just the way people in Tokyo dress, said Bergstrom. “It's really fascinating.” He went on to explain how this has led to a new apparel adage. “If we ever have a question about whether a product is going to work or not, [ask] can you see it on the streets of Tokyo?”

In this episode, Dr. Renee is joined by Dr. Marcus Chacos as they discuss, in detail, Dr. Marcus's 7 pillars of optimal health that are the foundation to his signature Total Healing Blueprint.  FREE MASTERCLASS: https://go.drreneewellenstein.com/3strategiesmasterclass To connect with Dr. Marcus Chacos, links mentioned in today's episode and so much more visit:  https://www.drreneewellenstein.com/the-real-heal-podcast/episode-106

On this episode: A debate over Birks and Chacos, criticism of Netflix's top show and a look at upcoming live music events on campus.

This month, the girls are joined by the very special Maddie Mentesana and Camille Bosze! Tune in to get to know these fabulous ladies and how all five of them came to be friends. It's a pretty great story that you DO NOT want to miss! The results from the "would you rather" poll on Instagram will be shared as well as a few of their own would you rathers. Find out who wants to only live by the phrase "YOLO" for the rest of their life and how some of us want to be proposed to! Like this episode? Follow us on Instagram @unravel.podcast to be apart of the community. Don't hesitate to shoot the girls a DM if you have a topic you want them to talk about! And, as always, thanks for listening! Maddy: @maddy_rose_74; Brenda: @brendamanzano; Amanda: @amandaaguerraa; Maddie: @maddie_ment; Camille: @camille_bosze

In episode twenty, we're joined by a special guest, our friend and fellow air sign, Lexy! We talk about Lexy's upcoming move to St. Pete, how we are still obsessed with those fairy books, and ask important questions like why are all the characters wearing Chacos in Shang Chi? This episode is silly, chaotic, and fun—like most of the conversations we have when we aren't recording. Thanks for listening! Intro + Outro music from: Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/danijel-zambo/dreamin License code: P02KCBAYVNHKIGOR

Dr. Marcus Chacos is a chiropractor with twenty-four years of clinical experience specializing in family wellness care and arthritic conditions. He is the bestselling author of The Arthritis Solution as well as two other books. Dr. Chacos' most recent book, The Heroic Adventures of Kid Ki'ro is an illustrated children's book with proceeds donated to […] The post Connecting Man the Spiritual to Man the Physical with Dr Marcus Chacos DC – Chiro Hustle Podcast 273 appeared first on Chiro Hustle.

Dr. Marcus Chacos is a chiropractor with twenty-four years of clinical experience specializing in family wellness care and arthritic conditions. He is the bestselling author of The Arthritis Solution as well as two other books. Dr. Chacos' most recent book, The Heroic Adventures of Kid Ki'ro is an illustrated children's book with proceeds donated to... The post Connecting Man the Spiritual to Man the Physical with Dr Marcus Chacos DC – Chiro Hustle Podcast 273 appeared first on Chiro Hustle.

Ben & Harrison open by talking tanlines & sunburns plus: are Chacos good? They then discuss recent recruiting developments, the impact on the team's off-field momentum, and where it ranks against past recruiting losses. With name, image, and likeness allowed, the guys talk about what's already happened in the Iowa landscape and guys they're on the lookout for. Finally, they recount their Fourth of July's and respective golf simulators. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Starting Wednesday, April 7, check this space or your favorite podcast platform for Aaron Reed’s Blue Collar Fly Fishing Podcast. Every other week, Aaron will bring you in-depth conversations with industry luminaries and local anglers. Tune in for a conversation with Trout Unlimited VP and Angling Trade magazine editor Kirk Deeter about books, the pandemic year, and the importance of humility and grace. Coming up: Alvin and Lenée Dedeaux of All Water Guides on how they navigated the pandemic year, diversity in fly fishing, and that SXSW showcase Alvin headlined; April Vokey of Anchored Outdoors on going from girl guide on the Skeena River to Queen of All Fly Fishing Media and the joys and perils of social media; and much, much more. Show Notes, Jeff Troutman on Blue Collar Fly Fishing Podcast (Season 1, Episode 1) 00:01 Introductions 00:10 The history of the Glencairn glass. 0:45 Jeff warns Aaron he’s going to be grading his performance. 01:18 Brokeback Mountain reference 01:30 Navel-gazing: a new fly-fishing podcast (hint: you are listening to it.). 02:55 Kirk Deeter up next episode! Let’s talk about the pandemic. RBFF says we added 17 million new boaters and anglers in 2020. 04:24 Jen and John Pelicano coming up in a couple of weeks. Jeff and Aaron talk about year-to-date licenses. 07:27 The first whiskey: Real Spirits Distiller’s Choice (Four-Grain). Shout-out to Real Ale and Real Spirits. 08:15 How to pour whiskey. 09:30 The Tron Beer Can and 8 Track Amber 10:10 Redneck tasting notes. 11:55 “It’s not the first time I’ve spilled whiskey on my piano.” 13:08 Jeff forgets his new song. 14:30 Jeff is a bandleader. 15:00 Jeff’s new album. 16:00 Jeff reveals his childhood in a cult. 18:00 Songs for grownups. 20:00 Jeff was a “Huffy Rider.” Bike stories …. 22:39 Shout-out to Odem Wu 23:09 “ Dreamers,” Jeff Troutman and the Parachute Adams Band (cut-in the recording, still of “Heaven” album cover) 28:02 Cut back to interview …. Talking about “Dreamers.” What was the “favor,” man? 29:00 Breathing room in stories. 29:30 The band’s name and no, Aaron, Jeff didn’t actually send you a fly could fish with. 33:35 *eff Carl Lentz and Hillsong. 34:11 Rye whiskey. Jeff’s favorite, we find out later. 35:34 Where to find Real Spirits, and Real Ale. 37:10 Jeff considers refinishing his free piano. 38:21 Bob White, artist and inspiration. 40:00 Jeff talks to a buffalo. Things get a little psychedelic. 42:00 Jeff starts messing around below – or right at – the belt. 43:50 It’s not the time or place to talk about this. 44:40 Raven: Ode to Bob White (cut in) (throw up the album cover) 49:38 Back to the real interview … Aaron says nice things about Jeff, and Bob, and cross-genre artistic inspiration. 50:00 Paul Puckett, artists, what brings us together as fly anglers. 52;10 Shout-out to Greg DeMars. Cast nets? 53:40 Jeff gives a shout-out to Aaron’s (multiple) award-winning book. By this time it’s clear why Aaron writes, and doesn’t broadcast. Usually. 55:29 In praise of wet-wading, and Zebcos. 56:45 Shout-out to Tom Rosenbauer and fishing in Chacos. 57:40 Real Spirits Signature Select, Texas Whiskey Trail barrel selection. 1:00:42 Okay, enough about whiskey … let’s talk about gin. 1:02:00 Preview of Duck Camp, shout-out to Dave Fason, and we all want the new DryDown Vest. 1:03:00 The Local Angler, Imbrifex Books, “Books or the Journey,” shout-out to Mark Sedenquist. 1:04:00 Merch. Buy a shirt. Protect yourself from the ‘Squatch. 1:05:00 Follow, subscribe, etc. 1:06:45 RNP on the Road. 1:07:31 SXSW 2021? 1:08:10 Another shoutout to Duck Camp and their awesome World HQ. 1:09:30 April Vokey, we love you. 1:10:40 Shout-out to Wylde Bill. 1:11:07 “Ten-Foot Pole” and bawbags. aaron@bluecollarflyfishing.com https://thelocalangler.com/ https://www.remotenopressure.com/ Duck Camp All Spirits - Real Ale Brewing Company : Real Ale Brewing Company

“It’s better to be happy than right.” -Dr. Marcus Chacos   Dr. Marcus Chacos is a chiropractor with twenty-four years clinical experience specialising in chiropractic neuroscience, family wellness care and arthritic conditions. He is the bestselling author of The Arthritis Solution as well as two other books. Dr. Chacos has presented on chiropractic philosophy at events like The Philosophy Symposium and The Remarkable Practice Immersion events. He is passionate about chiropractic philosophy and guarding Our Sacred Trust. The author of The 40 Tests of The Philosophical Chiropractor, Dr. Chacos serves the mission of chiropractic with passion, and speaks internationally and has appeared on health and wellness summits. He has hosted the Pain2Brain and Family Wellness Superconference.    In today’s talk Dr. Marcus shares three extremely powerful happiness habits that have changed his life and the lives of his patients and I know these tools can enhance yours so stay tuned.   Links: The Arthritis Solution  Dr. Marcus’s Website  My LIVE Webinar – 3 Hidden Secrets to Happiness Live Webinar- on April 6th at 12:00 noon EST (if you can’t make it live- register now and you will receive the replay!)   Timestamps: [01:59] Introduction to Dr. Marcus [05:23] One life-changing fight for the better [09:12] When “I’ll be happy when…” comes back to hurt you [15:14] Habituating happiness through discipline [23:02} Diverting more time towards this sector of your life [28:45] How to keep a gratitude journal, and make it the most valuable book in your collection  [39:18] How Dr. Marcus sees happiness daily in his practice   DISCLAIMER – The information presented on this podcast should not be construed as medical advice. It is not intended to replace consultation with your physician or healthcare provider. The ideas shared on this podcast are the expressed opinions of the guests and do not always reflect those of Margie Bissinger and the Happy Bones, Happy Life program.

Dr. Marcus Chacos not only runs a thriving medical practice and is a very successful author, but he also spends much of his time studying and teaching others how to optimize performance and accelerate results. Dr. Chacos says no matter your profession, be it healthcare, business, or sports, the same principles apply.  At the heart of his approach is tapping into the wisdom of others who have done what you are trying to do.In this podcast, he explains how to find and really leverage a great mentor and how to tap into the multiplier effect of a mastermind group, which are incredible ways to greatly accelerate performance. He believes when you find a group where you are loved and cared for, it's a huge performance driver. In fact, he believes that loving and connecting with people is the heart and soul of all high-performing organizations. He admits he regularly tells his patients and his employees he loves them and seeks to get to know them on a personal level, both of which traditionally have been taboo in business. This podcast is full of great ideas and tactics for improving performance and creating powerful connections with others, two things he feels are inextricably intertwined.About:Dr. Marcus Chacos is a chiropractor with twenty-four years of clinical experience specialising in family wellness care and arthritic conditions. He is the bestselling author of The Arthritis Solution as well as two other books.Dr. Chacos has presented on chiropractic philosophy at events like The Philosophy Symposium and The Remarkable Practice Immersion events. He is passionate about chiropractic philosophy and guarding Our Sacred Trust The author of the 40 Tests of The Philosophical Chiropractor Dr. Chacos serves the mission of chiropractic with passion.Dr. Chacos founded Chiropractic Education Online, a non-profit organisation designed to raise funds through chiropractic education for chiropractic institutions dedicated and committed to serving vitalist chiropractic. Dr. Chacos has hosted the Neuroscience of Chiropractic and Family Wellness Super-Conference events bringing together the leading chiropractors in the field to raise funds and education opportunities for the chiropractic profession. Dr. Chacos speaks internationally and has appeared on health summits with his keynote on The Total Healing Blueprint as well as business summits such as the Marketing and Practice Growth Summit with Brandy Kinnear and Dr Krista Burns Practice Growth Challenge.Dr. Chacos is also the founder of Chiro Author Mastery that teaches chiropractors how to write, publish and promote a bestselling book to help them grow their practice, establish their authority and deliver profound and life changing care.  

I had a conversation with Moses Maier, a mentor and the Student Association President of my university right before me. We talked about why everyone should own a pair of Chacos, how he asked his girlfriend to marry him at Machu Picchu, what he saw in me before I saw it within myself, and how he found a life and purpose after leaving office. MOSES MAIER: Instagram: @moses_maier PHIL'S PHILOSOPHIES PODCAST: Website: phillipwarfield.com/podcast Twitter: twitter.com/_philwarfield Instagram: @phillipmwarfield THE ABSURD PODCAST NETWORK: Website: absurdnetwork.com Financial Support: theabsurdity.org/donate Welcome to Phil's Philosophies, hosted by Phillip Warfield. This is a podcast aimed at helping me find what I want to do with the rest of my life and how I'm going to get there.

The Chiropractic world must pay attention to what has happened, is happening, and will be happening in Australia. Significant forces against vitalistic chiropractic in Australia have spurred the launch and fundraising for the Australian Chiropractic College. Dr. Marcus Chacos is one of the doctors spear-heading much-needed fundraising for the Australia College. At school, Marcus was fascinated with the human body and healthcare — so much so, in fact, that when he won an award for public speaking and debating, he bought an anatomy and physiology textbook with his prize money! It was the influence of his then-girlfriend (and future wife) that motivated Marcus to enter chiropractic school. He enrolled at Macquarie University (then the Sydney College of Chiropractic). Before finishing at Macquarie, he received a Bachelor of Science in Anatomy from the University of New South Wales. Then, he completed a Master of Chiropractic at Macquarie. To expand his knowledge, Marcus has completed a significant number of postgraduate studies, including a graduate degree in Clinical Nutrition and a Master's in Chiropractic Sports Science. Marcus' approach to care looks at healing on all levels. Marcus has lectured and worked as a tutor at the Canberra Institute of Technology in Psychology. He's provided medical science courses for the Kim Dudley College for Natural Therapists. With his additional studies in kinesiology, Marcus became an instructor in the subject. He's even studied quantum physics and symbolism to work on an incredibly profound, holistic level with his clients. Recently, he has been campaigning to impact chiropractic for the better and to raise funds for the ACC. One event raised $80,000 for the ACC, and his last program, the Neuroscience of Chiropractic, raised $100,000 for the ACC. On this podcast, you'll heat Dr. Chacos discuss: Chiropractic philosophy in Australia The need for a strong Chiropractic philosophical presence around the world The importance of paying attention to and supporting Chiropractic globally. May this episode inspire you to impact Chiropractic for the better. Make sure you listen throughout until the end, because it will inspire you to give more to your practice, your community, the Chiropractic profession and the world. If you haven't registered yourself and your team for Mile High 2021 in Denver, June 3rd – 6th , do it right now at www.milehighchiroregistration.com. You can find more information about Dr. Chacos www.familywellnesssuperconference.com www.chiropracticeducationonline.com www.acc.sa.edu.au/donate-now marcus@provolutionhealth.com.au www.provolutionhealth.com.au/dr-marcus-chacos/

Marcus Chacos: Giving More In Australia [Podcast] The Chiropractic world must pay attention to what has happened, is happening, and will be happening in Australia. Significant forces against vitalistic chiropractic in Australia have spurred the launch and fundraising for the Australian Chiropractic College. Dr. Marcus Chacos is one of the doctors spear-heading much-needed fundraising for […]

“5 Stages of Whitewater Kayaking” is a story about moving from the coast to the mountains, trading flip flops for Chacos, letting go of what was, and accepting what is. Adventure Airwaves Episode 9 was written and recorded in Transylvania County North Carolina in September of 2020. This episode and my acceptance of adult-onset whitewater enjoyment would not have been possible without my friends in the Brevard radius who have shared their knowledge and time with me.  Especially Jason.  Music on this Episode: Benevolence - Seeking Madras Rain Cloud Ghost - Instrumental by Me, Wes Davis In the Box & Copely Beat by Blue Dot Sessions  Drone by Silicon Transmitter Gravy by Poddington Bear - soundofpicture.com Music tracks (except for Benevolence and Rain Cloud Ghost) were sourced from the Free Music Archive under a Creative Commons License. If you enjoyed this episode please leave a positive review, tell a friend, or yell it out the window!  Thank you for listening. Cheers!

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Episode 7"Pre Race Routine (or if I ever get to race again, here's how I prep)."Today I'm talking about how I've built a pre race routine to better handle the race day jitters and give yourself tiny edge over your competition. Mentioned in this episode, here is my standard stage race prep list, you may have seen this before (I've shared it with others and somehow it made it's way into some magazines). Below is my 2019 pre-race playlistBicycle Race Packing List - STAGE RACEThe EssentialsRoad bike, TT bikeBike rack  & extra straps/cord Wahoo, Etap batteries/ ChargersWheels (all of them) & tags, Red bagLaundry basket, 2 race day bags Everyday ClothingSleeping clothes, 2 pairs shorts 1 pair pants, 4 t-shirts 4 underwear/socksFleece jacket and/or rain jacket Swim suit (pool?), Hat, Chacos, SunglassesRace KitRoad helmet w/ bag, TT helmet w/ bagSkinsuit, San Remo suit 2 pair shoes w/ bags, 4 race socksAero shoe covers, Rain shoe covers 4 jerseys, 4 bibs, Base layers4x gloves (short finger), 1x (long finger- midweight), 1x (long finger- rain)Sunglasses w/  case, Numbers & safety pinsArm warmers, Knee/ leg warmers, Wind vestRain jacket and/or soft shell, Musette bag 2xToolsSuper tool kit (Mast Mech kit)Pump, workstand, trainerExtra cleats, tires, tubes, brake pads, cablesFoodSmall cooler & reusable bag/hampers & plastic bags Drink mix, Gels/bars/ride food 8 bottles, Pellegrino Sweet/salty/fruity/crunchy  Paper towels, Pre-packaged lunch/dinnerBathroom Items:Hand sanitizer, Roll of TP Toiletry items & bag, Chamois cream tweezers, Ibuprofen Allergy medicine, Eye dropsSunscreen, Glasses cleanerExtras2 large towels/2 micro towels Chargers for Wahoo, iPod, phonesiPod w/ headphones, Camp chairs, Newspaper for drying shoesTechnical guide & hotel directionsBooks, Extra shoes, Camera, Checkbook2019 Pre Race PlaylistAin't Gonna Die Tonight- MacklemoreCan't Hold Us - MaklemoreSail (Unlimited Gravity Remix) - AWOL NationDowntown - MacklemoreB2U - Boombox CartelBlack Coast (Lucian Remix) - TrndsttrEverytime - Toby GreenCollapse 2.0 - Zeds DeadDance Off - MacklemoreBlack Betty Techno Remix - Black BettyLet there be light- JusticeGreyhound- Swedish house mafiaNewjack - JusticeFirebreather - MacklemorePhantom - JusticeLevitate- MacklemoreGlorious - MacklemoreAerodynamic/ Forget about the world- Daft Punk Alive 2007Updown Funk - Mark Robinson & Bruno MarsToo Much of Heaven - Eiffel 65The Edge - Eiffel 65Follow and connect on Instagram @notlast_podcast #notlastpodcast Subscribe and tell your friends to find us on Spotify, Apple, Google & Stitcher podcastsArtwork designed by Support

Alli and Melisa discuss how the type of women they're attracted to (and their own style) has evolved... Also, how people put out "lifeboats" in relationships.

Thursday, August 13th - Most Hated Insurance Pitch-Person Bracket + Willmeyer's Chacos by The Marc & Kim Show

Writing a book for your practice and to serve the Chiropractic message creates new patients. Dr. Marcus Chacos, Chiropractor, published author of, “The Arthritis Solution” and business partner for our

The beautiful Deanna O joins us to talk about meth, Chacos and fish.

Grace, Jon, and Jeff are talking the phosphorous cycle in part one of a multipart radio play about the often forgotten element cycle. The gang also revisit five questions, debate Chacos, and delve into a fascinating hypothetical scenario regarding publishing. What if you could only write a specific number of papers? How would that change the science you do?

What's up y'all! We hope y'all are choosing faith over fear and killin it in this time! Today Randie and Rick discuss what summer is gonna look like, dive into the culture of country music, and discuss living pure and choosing the kingdom of heaven rather than earthly things! Like and subscribe and tell all your friends about the pod! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

To hear this week's listener voicemail episode in its entirety, sign up on Patreon: www.patreon.com/circlingbackpodcast On this week's episode — Yes, Dorn finally reveals the cat's name. We also answer voicemails regarding email signature power moves, Crocs vs. Chacos, what to do with your sunglasses when you're not wearing them, our favorite sports bad boys, our ideal all-expenses-paid road trip, the worst guys at the gym, eating Arby's for an entire week, lies we believed as kids, and the one sport we'd go pro in if steroids were legal.

In this episode of Banana Folk, we discuss chacos, hiking, and erasers — you know, the usual.

LeBron better pull some GOATNESS cause my Lakers Playoffs hopes are falling through the toilet. Christian culture is the funniest isn't it? Are you a Chacos guy or a Skinny Jeans with the Chleseas? Send in you replies! There are so many people who have impacted my life and I am so appreciative of all the people who have poured into me! Also! Me and Aaron have such a great conversation about his want for ministry and why he does what he does! Aaron jabs Joel Osteen as well LOL. He is on Instagram @a3isaacs! We will catch you next week NEW SONG FROM MY FRIENDS ALERT. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/letsgetrealpod/support

As the Tar Heel football program prepares to begin spring practice, enthusiasm for the program is at an almost unprecedented level amongst the UNC fanbase. One specific group of fans that Coach Mack Brown has appealed to are the UNC football lettermen. One of those former players who has been working tirelessly to help maintain the bonds between the football program and its alumni is Brian Chacos, and today he joins Inside Carolina’s Buck Sanders, Tommy Ashley & Jon Seiglie to discuss the UNC football family and how Coach Brown is welcoming that family back to UNC. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If this is your first time seeing First Class Counsellors in your CampHacker feed, welcome! You can find our first episode here.On our second episode, we are joined by Isabelle “Zukes” Paradis to discuss how we can best serve our Generation Z staff and campers. Oliver, Matt and Isabelle cover a ton of practical, ready-to-implement ideas that camp counsellors can use to benefit this exciting generation of campers and camp staff.In this short, episode, we coverHow to capture and retain campers with short attention spans when explaining things at campWhat you can do when campers and staff are open to sharing about their mental health3 ways to give campers and staff the face-to-face connection that Gen Z cravesEasy ways to help our campers and staff begin to take on independence and take healthy risksEmbracing Gen Z’s entrepreneurial spirit and giving them autonomy over their camp experienceAs usual, what we’re getting at here is fast, furious, and it’s incredibly useful for your counselling staff-Get Ready - Counsellors, do this NOW to level up your counselling skillsOliver: Call a friend who has no connection to camp. Talk to them about what working at camp is really like. Share your ideas, share your stories so they can really understand something this important in your life.Matt & Isabelle (It’s like they work together!): Buy yourself GOOD camp gear. A GOOD raincoat (not a poncho), a GOOD headlamp (almost any headlamp with good reviews on amazon), a GOOD pair of sandals (Matt’s go to’s are Chacos) and a GOOD water bottle (something that will last and where the mouthpiece won’t get dirty) and a GOOD waterproof watch.Host LinksOliver Gregan, Summer and Families Camp Director at YMCA Camp JewellMatt Honsberger, Camp Director at Pearce Williams Summer Camp & Retreat FacilityIsabelle Paradis, Counsellor & Programmer at Pearce Williams Summer Camp & Retreat FacilityWhat is First Class Counsellors?Camp Directors, this Podcast won’t be for you. It’s time to delegate! First Class Counsellors will be for your counselling staff, or, the staff who are on the ground, playing with kids and changing lives.Each week, we will hear from young camp directors and leaders to draw out practical and accessible tips that will level up their counsellor skills.Our two hosts, Oliver Gregan, Summer and Families Camp Director at YMCA Camp Jewell and Matt Honsberger - Camp Director at Pearce Williams Summer Camp are excited to be able to provide this resource to camp counsellors, who they believe, have the most important job at camp.This is free professional development for your counsellors! We would love your feedback. Please leave your comments below, or, send Matt and email! Thank you!

Do you need more money to spend on Chacos and your new protein powder? In this episode we tell you how to land the perfect job by killing the interview so that you can afford the expensive things an Alpha deserves! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/DominationStation/support

We discuss how we approach food with our kids, what our dinnertime routines look like, and family favorite meals we didn't expect.Links and resources mentioned:Health at Every Size and Intuitive Eating resources:Food Psych podcastEllyn Satter InstituteThe F*ck It DietBody Positive Panda on InstagramKeekaroo high chairCurry potatoes and eggsLentil loafLife latelySarah's happy to be reunited with her Chacos after having them re-soled.Abby shares how she and her family prepared for Hurricane Florence.Reading latelySarah read Educated by Tara Westover and Abby read the middle-grade novel The Lost Kingdom of Bamarre by Gail Carson Levine.Eating latelyAbby made pizza bagels--easy and delicious.Sarah loved this lemony lentil soup as recommended on the Girl Next Door Podcast.And don't forget to check out two great shows from our friends Melissa and Kate: Cohesive Home and brand new show The Streamlined Motherhood Podcast.If you’d like to join in the conversation, please leave us a comment on our shownotes, email us at friendlierpodcast@gmail.com, or find us on Instagram @friendlierpodcast. Thanks for listening! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jones and Adam talk about the big week upcoming for basketball and football and former Tar Heel offensive lineman Brian Chacos joins the Pod

Tesla believes their Model X can take me into the backcountry. I took one for a test drive and asked a lot of questions of their sales rep to decide if I think this is true. Resources from this episode: Tesla’s Model X (go check one out) Outside Magazine’s Tesla article Chacos – the most … Continue reading Can a Tesla Model X Replace My Jeep Wrangler? →

Recorded on Mother's Day, we started thinking about parenting and what it means to be a parent. This week we talk about challenges, joys, things we wish we knew and other related parenting topics. Plus a keto review and a discussion on Chacos.

Funny things you’ll hear in this episode of our comedy-travel-relationship advice podcast: Which doohickies are most often lost (or just left) by travelers How one of us managed to leave a pair of Chacos in a hotel while traveling around the world The best tip to stop losing things that’s deceptively simple -- if you have the stomach for it Why it’s a bad idea to drink (heavily) with the Irish before packing for an early morning flight Exactly how many USB power adaptors and tiny thumb drives you need when traveling Why a luchador mask will never be accidentally left behind Ask Us Your Question! In case you hadn’t noticed, season Four of This One Time is driven by listeners like you. (http://shevo.wtf/callus) and we’ll give you the answer in the form of a humorous (?) anecdote from our travels around the world. It’s sorta like Dear Abby meets Anthony Bourdain, only with less amazing food. Or swear words. Show Your Support For The Show We simply couldn’t produce This One Time without support -- financial support -- from our fans. (http://shevo.wtf/patreon) . While the advice we share may be questionable, perhaps you’ll feel the stories we share are worth that. Or a little more. Every little bit helps, so thanks in advance for your support. And to sweeten the pot, patrons get early access to the show and bonus content. You reward us; we reward you. Postcards From Abroad Yes, we still send several hand-written dozen postcards to select people each and every month from various places we travel to all around the world. Yes, (http://shevo.wtf/postcards) , too!

The Beer Guys dusted off their Chacos and hit the SweetWater 420 Festival! Since it's one of the largest beer (and music and comedy) festivals in the state, we figured it was a good time to talk about beer fests. Specifically, some of the great ones in the southeast (and the country), and our opinions on what makes a great beer fest. Also, some tips for newbies on surviving one! We broadcast from the mobile Airstream studios of 30A Radio, so we talked to Cory Davis about the beer scene in the Florida panhandle. Some great information for folks looking to travel south on vacation this summer. Truck and Tap's Beers of the Week At the SweetWater Experience tent, they really pulled out the stops. With 28 beers on tap - almost every one only available in limited amounts and usually at the brewery - we took advantage of it. First, we sampled SweetWater's Mexican Lager, a great easy drinker for beach, parties...or concerts! But next, Tim and Aaron were able to introduce Cory to one of their favorite SweetWater beers, the Exodus Porter. And in no way should this serve as a plea for SweetWater to return this brew back into production..... Headlines (sponsored by Your Pie Perimeter): Brass Tap expanding to Tuscaloosa Scofflaw doubling production capacity - 4 new 90 barrel tanks coming - from CRL Contracting! Shelton Brothers Festival coming to Atlanta Printer's Ale Manufacturing opens up first production brewery in Carrolton. New Realm seeking development bonds from the city of Atlanta.  Cherry Street has expanded production - look for 16oz cans coming this summer. Coming up next week? Speaking of Cherry Street Brewing Cooperative, we'll be up in Cumming to help celebrate their anniversary. Have a great week, join us on the socials, and don't forget...DRINK LOCAL! Special thanks to Corey Davis and the crew from 30A Radio for their awesome hospitality! Are you looking into building your own brewery? CRL Contracting can help! Sign up for THIS WEEK IN GEORGIA BEER (in the right column) and get Tim's great listing of all events and releases for the week…and be entered to win some awesome swag! Thanks for listening and supporting the show! If you like what  you're hearing and seeing, consider becoming a patron! Details here.  

This week’s guest: Landon Faulkner – A Brand Manager and Creative for an outdoor product company. Landon lives and breathes a personal identity that syncs up well with his corporate lifestyle. And when he’s not running an ultramarathon or hammocking with his kids, he’s spending time outside and avoiding the Target check-out line.

Dive deep into the world of Chacos, river boat tour guiding, and more in this interview with Kelley Freridge (@kfreriidge). Listen in to see how and why retail sales associates make some of the best marketing specialists, even if your degree isn't in A/PR-- brand loyalty comes from the heart.

River Touchstones – A story from the San Juan River Heraclitus said, “You cannot step into the same river twice.” Today’s story takes this very literally. One thing I do not realize the first time I head for the river is that the person who steps onto the raft will not be the same person who steps off.  The water washes not only grains of sand from the belly of the rock; it washes from me my routine, takes me to a momentary place, a liminal space, where so many things cease to matter.  The consequences of the step onto the river are as opaque as the red silt water.  It is a time and space where, like the rock, I am carved… we are carved, yet added upon one grain at a time. Stories are our lives in language. Welcome to the Love Your Story podcast. I’m Lori Lee, and I’m excited for our future together of telling stories, evaluating our own stories, and lifting ourselves and others to greater places because of our control over our stories. This podcast is about empowerment and giving you, the listener, ideas to work with in making your stories work for you. Power serves you best when you know how to use it. Last week we shared stories of serendipity and miracles. This week I’ll share an award-winning story about how we collect the touchstones of meaning in our life travels, and why those lovely, meaningful stones matter. A warm breeze hums through the screens along the top of the palapa-style hut. Grass walls swing like skirts as I stroll in, unintentionally late, my Chacos picking their way across the dirt floor scattered with peanut shells. My navy sarong wisps around my tan legs, natural air conditioning in the hot, dry desert air, and the pre-trip dinner fills with the chatter of strangers. “Where are you from?” “What do you do?” “What brings you to the San Juan?” “Have you been here before?” I see him then. But at the time it means nothing. He means nothing. Instead, I glance at the lady wearing the red and blue Hawaiian shirt with naked surfers on it, and the two older gals with funny sun hats and drooping skin at the first table. A pudgy rocket scientist from Colorado and a newspaper owner and his wife chatter as their verbal exchange disappears on the San Juan breeze. I am the journalist-on-the-job and I plop down by an artist from New York and him, the writer for the New York Times at the corner table. We introduce ourselves and make pointless chatter about the wonderful week ahead. We have no idea the difference seven days will make.  In our mid-thirties, we claim the title of “youngest in the group”.  It’s the night before we launch. The energies and gestures, some indifferent, some intense, have started to intermingle between everyone; the beginning of our metamorphosis from single to collective. Tonight we will sleep in our B&B’s, our motels and lodges; tomorrow we will pile, one on top of another, into cargo vans, our torpedo-like gray dry-bags filled with too few clothes and a shortage of sunscreen.  Tomorrow we will begin to share more than we ever intended–the river requires intimacy.  You cannot live for seven days in the wild without in some part, meshing with those you bathe, barf, sweat and eat with.  There are not many circumstances in which you find yourself peeing in public with recently acquired acquaintances, but river running is one of them. It’s only been a few months since I took my children, divided nine years of belongings and left my husband to try and find the happiness I was certain I deserved. Loneliness is a multi-sided space. There is the loneliness when one simply wants companionship; there is the terrible loneliness one can have despite being with another person; and then there is the compound loneliness of being untouched, unappreciated, unconnected. This is the loneliness I carry on my back as I step onto the river. At 6:00 a.m. we struggle to push the rafts from the shore, the sun filling the desert with color and warmth, the blue bulk of the...

Todd is an author who helps creative people find their untapped potential. He is the author of The Creative's Curse, a book about the pains of being creative at every phase - Discover, Discipline, and Destiny. He is also the founder of Snap Swipe Post, a site which creates custom SnapChat geo-filters.   His goal in business is to create things people enjoy, whether that means a well-crafted document, a funny video, or just a simple acronym.   He loves his redhead, Chacos, and sweet potatoes.   We referenced his post The Answer is No   Todd’s Challenge; Work one Saturday. Don’t write off your spare time or believe that you don’t have the time.   Preview his book here http://toddbrison.com/godeep   Connect with Todd Twitter Anchor Medium   If you liked this interview, check out episode 105 with Declan Wilson here we discuss how millennials can step up and attack their goals.

An unseasonable cool front nailed China just as that nasty snowstorm hit the eastern seaboard of the US of A. We got awesome, sub-70s weather in Bangkok, which was a welcome change. And no, we don’t spend the whole show talking about the weather. Because boring. We share two stories on today’s program, one from Bangkok, Thailand and one from Puducherry, India: 1. Shoeless In Siam Music credit: Upbeat Forever by Kevin MacLeod Bangkok is a shoe-obsessed city. People spend thousands of baht (do the conversion yourself) on shoes of all shapes and sizes. Which is weird for Evo, as he’s happy wearing his Chacos everywhere. And which is weird for Sheila, because wearing shoes inside is a no-no. Even in a job interview, as she soon found out. 2. Scratching The Travel Itch  Music credit: Leopard Print Elevator by Kevin MacLeod We hadn’t considered the effect of peer pressure on helping people to travel, but Smriti Modi is counting on it. That’s the gist behind her  travel startup, The Itch List (http://www.theitchlist.com/) . As she says, it’s sort of like a bucket list, but filled with things you’ll actually do. She also shares one of her favorite places to travel in her own home country. We’re off to Kuala Lampur in a few days, so we’re sure to have stories to tell you next week of that adventure. But we’re also going back to Pattaya Beach with some friends who have a drinking problem (we may be that drinking problem) so there’s a chance we’ll forget. Or have something even more interesting to related. Such is our new life! And That's The Show! Special thanks to  Kevin MacLeod of Incompetech.com (http://incompetech.com/)  for our theme music Upbeat Forever and all of the music used in this episode. Funding for this podcast and all the great content we produce is made possible by listeners just like you. Visit ShEvo.wtf/postcards to pledge your support, and get a hand written postcard each month as we travel abroad. Additional funding provided by TravelSmith. Inspiring people to go places they've never been, and keeping us looking smart and well-outfitted on our journey. And if you want to travel the world… it’s cheaper than you think! Visit  Housesitting (http://shevo.wtf/)  link to find out exactly how we afford to travel the world in style.