Podcasts about float seattle

Plant Medicine ceremonies... Vision Quests... sensory deprivation float tanks... sound pretty far out?? For Andrew Ginn - Freelance Producer, Author and co-owner of Float Seattle - these are very real practices that inform a holistic lifestyle centered in healing.    The life of a Freelance concert and events Producer is a physically rigorous one. The life of a business owner can be mentally stressful in many various ways. Andrew has developed a holistic approach to living that not only helps him deal with and recover from these challenges, but also empowers him as a guide for countless others on their own pathways to healing.    In this episode of Artist Mental Health Stories, Andrew shares how working with plant medicines can help us go internal and heal trauma, daily life practices that introduce more balance, and how Floating can help with things like stress and anxiety, physical recovery, sleep, body perception, and mental acuity. His practice of free-journaling daily without ever reading a word has been a source of self discovery, leading him to author his first book, Solution Seekers - sort of a how-to for building a skill set by leaning into your curiosities.    Co-presented by 4Culture, Coping 101's Artist Mental Health Stories amplify voices from King County's cultural sector to empower individual artists, uplift the creative community and destigmatize mental health from a teen's perspective. No matter our age or background we all face challenges, and there are many healthy ways to find balance. Get started with more episodes and resources hosted at c895.org/coping101 Solution Seekers book: https://www.solutionseekersbook.com/opt-in Andrew's IG: https://www.instagram.com/helloandrewlane/ Float Seattle: https://www.floatseattle.com/  4Culture - 4culture.org

Sean McCormick is a life coach, speaker, and podcast host based out of Seattle. Sean opened the west coasts highest rated float tank centres (Float Seattle) in 2012 and Float Bellevue in 2014. Through that he met tens of thousands of people looking to improve themselves. He found people wanted more tools, life hacks, and self awareness. Through coaching, Sean is able to work with clients on a 1-1 level to get results. He uses his experience as an entrepreneur, father, leader and do-er to help his clients get all that they want. Fast!seanmccormick.comView this episode on Dialed In's Website

https://www.lightingthevoid.com/ (https://www.lightingthevoid.com) Live Weeknights Mon-Fri 9 pm, Pacific On The Fringe FM https://fringe.fm (https://fringe.fm) Sean McCormick is a Life Coach, Dad, and Podcaster based in Seattle Washington. He opened the west coast’s highest-rated float tank centers http://www.floatseattle.com/ (Float Seattle) in 2012 and http://www.floatbellevue.com/ (Float Bellevue) in 2014, and is passionate about mindful states of consciousness. As an experienced meditator and disciplined sensory deprivation tank user (aka ‘floater’) he likes to share his proven skills and practices for personal enrichment, career development, and expanded consciousness. http://seanmccormick.com/ (http://seanmccormick.com/) DJ Steezy Stevie https://www.steezymusic.com/ (https://www.steezymusic.com/) Music by Chronox at https://www.chronoxofficial.com/ (https://www.chronoxofficial.com) Support this podcast

Sean McCormick is the founder of Float Seattle, a life coach, and host of the Optimal Performance Podcast. We talk about what its like to build and run a float center, talk about tips for floating, psychedelics in the tank, podcasting, being a life coach and so much more!

Stress and anxiety are at all-time highs due to protests against police brutality and the coronavirus pandemic in the US. That's in addition to the already overwhelming amount of stimulation we are bombarded with from our phones, computers, social media, and TV. So, we want to suggest one way to escape it all. Imagine a place where there are no distractions, no cell phones going off...and no gravity. In this episode, we're joined by Andrew Loppnow. He is one of the owners of Float Seattle. They offer a variety of wellness tools like cryotherapy, infrared saunas, and of course float therapy. We talk with him about the many benefits of float therapy and why it's a clean, safe, and healthy way to manage stress and anxiety in these difficult times. They are in the process of reopening and are scheduling appointments now. Check out their website to learn more.

New podcast interview with Sean McCormick, who opened Seattle's highest rated float tank centers Float Seattle in 2012 and Float Bellevue in 2014. Sean has seen first hand multitudes of people - from all walks of life looking for more...more from themselves, more tools, more life-hacks, and more deep experiences.  He has come to understand intimately the need for resources that could enhance people's lives. Through coaching, Sean is able to work clients on a 1-on-1 level to get results in their lives. In this episode, we discuss the benefits of flotation therapy, how to maximize your float tank experience, and Sean's out of body experience during his first session. To see the full show notes, please visit http://blog.biohackingsecrets.com.   Here's where you can grab your copy of my free book The Biohacker's Guide to Upgraded Energy and Focus (just help with shipping) https://biohackersguide.com/biohackers-guide-free. Learn more about the most effective High Performance Coaching Program in the world and have Anthony personally help you get in the best shape of your life, double your energy, and live in a state of optimal performance www.biohackingsecrets.com/coaching  

Hello, Thanks for listening to this weeks podcast.  On today's show I got to vibe out with Sean McCormick.  Sean is a Life Purpose Coach, Podcaster, Father, husband and founder of Float Seattle.   Rate and Review Spread the Word Check out Sean: @realseanmccormick @optimalperformancepodcast seanmccormick.com

This week’s episode is a wide ranging conversation with NFL kicker Steven Hauschka. I met Steve when he was playing with the Seattle Seahawks and floating at Float Seattle; now he plays for the Buffalo Bills. He’s got an interesting take on things; he’s a thoughtful guy, a biohacker and always looking for techniques and tips to be his absolute best. We talk about mediation, athletes speaking their minds, techniques for optimal performance, tribalism, life after football, society in general and much more! Podcasting and the Joe Rogan Experience (3:30) Steve has been a long time Joe Rogan's Podcast listener and when he’s always wondered what it was like to be one of the guests. It’s a tricky thing because you could be exposed when you talk for an hour, it is not just a premeditated interview!  That’s what makes podcasts so interesting: it’s actually just a conversation.  That is the beauty of it too.  You really get to know the people and get to see everything. Going Deeper With Athletes (10:00) With publications like Derek Jeter’s Players Tribune, athletes write articles themselves and share their experiences. And may come as a surprise to some that Steve insists that athletes are definitely as human as it gets with just as many flaws and issues as everyone else in the world.  To be able to speak openly or as openly we can think that we can get in the fact that, millions and millions people are going to read exactly what we write. Steve feels like there is a shift coming in the way that we consume media and in the way we understand story telling so that outlets like the players should be in or blogs by athletes because we are so visible and we mean so much to such a giant group of people and they want to hear the opinion about X or Y or Z. If it is all filtered through just blurb after blurb, there is nothing there. Growth And Repair (19:40) Steve says that if we break it down, it's not really that complicated to get like good work out but we see all these information with all those stupid products. People try to sell gym memberships - they don’t care if we go to the gym - they just want to sell you the membership. We get these different machines but nobody knows how to use them, so once again we have to weed your way through that –“what’s the best in there and I have figured out that the bodies are incredible, if you can invest your time and body, you feel amazing, you just feel amazing”, we need to get private instruction at the beginning just to learn it. Growth For 2018 (34:10) Even though you know people are working all year and a lot of people skip their vacations or they are banking their vacations for later, there is still opportunities for everybody to continue to dig or continue to fact find and find resources that help them in their life. In terms of Steve’s growth for 2018, the goal is research. He essentially had to find a new formula for success in Buffalo because he saw different therapist in the Luciano area and he had a specific workout routine.  When we are working with different people, there is no way to keep it the same. So he knew he had to find a new system in Buffalo. Part of this he was able to maintain and part of this was like he had to take a step back and think- what’s going on here, what I need to work on and he want to act on basics, He is going to work with his foundation with his trainer. He is investing his time in those two things. It’s not always about what you do but how you do it. He also bought himself a pair of rollerblades.  Because when were rollerblades ever not cool? Stresses of Football (41:00) Being an NFL kicker can certainly have its stresses.  "We put in all the work, you have your program and we are going to do that no matter what, and then things can happen that are totally out of our control."  NFL kickers are specifically expected to be perfect and this combination of perfectionism and uncertainty can weigh on anyone. Tribalism (45:10) It's in our DNA to worry about what the other members of the tribe think.  We connect our identities to these ideas and then when people have a different opinion, we enter Fight or Flight mode since you're defending your own identity.  We have to realize it's great we have different opinions; it's how we form a better future and evolve our culture. Best Parts of Football (52:00) "There's an amazing ability to spread positivity when you play for a football team," Steve says.  In his first couple of years in Seattle, he saw the city improve alongside the team on their way to being Super Bowl champions.  There are infinite opportunities for good, like meeting 5 year old Madeline Herman, a pediatric cancer patient with whom he developed a friendship and was able to shine a light on. Life After Football (62:15) At the end of the day, we just need more awareness.  If people are more aware, they will pass that on to other people who will make good decisions with the best interests of humanity in mind. Meditating (75:25) Steve says that if there was one thing people were to take away from this episode, it would be to meditate.  That’s the tool.  There’s a constant flow of things into our lives for our brains to handle and you've gotta give it some time to breathe. "Meditating is the superpower that nobody uses but everbody has.  You’re never gonna 'get there'.  There’s no end-goal, there’s no winning; that’s why they call it a practice." Links Steve Hauschka Steve Hauschka Instagram Seattle Seahawks Buffalo Bills Joe Rogan Podcast Float Seattle The Players’ Tribune Things That Make White People Uncomfortable Purple Carrot Pilates Foundation training Ginastica Natural Braving the Wilderness: The Quest for True Belonging Toxic Tribalism Madeline Herman Headspace Follow Sean McCormick Instagram: http://bit.ly/OPPMacTwitter: http://bit.ly/OPPMacTwitter Follow Natural Stacks Twitter: http://bit.ly/NsTwitterInstagram: http://bit.ly/NsInstagram Facebook: http://bit.ly/NsFacebook Shop Natural Stacks Shop: http://bit.ly/OPPShop

Sean McCormick is a life-coach with LIFE MBA and is also the founder and owner of Float Seattle and Float Bellevue. He’s very enthusiastic about self-knowledge and exploration, personal and professional development and typically works with clients who are seeking something “more” from life. Those who have done all they thought they should and realize on some level there must be something else. Sean is a super fun guest and it was an honour and pleasure to have this conversation with him. Sean’s workshop Oct. 28 - https://www.life-mba.com http://www.seanmccormick.org http://www.floatseattle.com

Float tanks, sensory deprivation tanks, isolation tanks - Can relaxing in a warm, dark, silent tank be a powerful tool to unlock stress and create more health? In this episode, Dr. Tim Gerstmar (DrG) interviews Sean McCormick of Float Seattle and Float Bellevue on floating. They discuss: -How did Sean get into floating? -What is floating good for (who should float)? -Are there people who shouldn’t float? -Tips for successful floating! …and more! Links: http://www.floatseattle.com/ http://www.floatbellevue.com/ https://www.facebook.com/FloatSeattle/ http://www.seanmccormick.org/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isolation_tank

Sean McCormick has been coaching and helping people maximize all they can be one way or another his entire life. He's a professional Life Coach who aids his clients in getting the most out of life and living more authentically. Oh, and he also happens to be the owner of the successful float centers, Float Seattle and Float Bellevue. Enjoy! Sean's Website- http://www.seanmccormick.org/ On Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/SeanMcCormickCoaching/

Recorded at the 2016 Float Conference with Sean McCormick. Sean chat's about his experience's in the float tank as well as a lifetime of meditation and searching for higher consciousness. We hit many topics during the episode including an in depth discussion of psychedelic use during ceremony and spiritual expansion. Enjoy! Sean's Website- http://www.seanmccormick.org/ Float Seattle/Bellevue- http://www.floatseattle.com/ Sean's Facebook page- https://www.facebook.com/SeanMcCormickLifeCoach/

Sean McCormick from Float Seattle joins us on the Optimal Performance podcast to discuss floating, sensory deprivation, nootropics, meditation and more.