Podcast appearances and mentions of jacob hutton

Jacob Hutton, a paramedic researcher from Canada, is interviewed about his research article in Resuscitation about how the length of on-scene time affects survival outcomes when EMS get ROSC after CPR. This 2023 article is titled “The association of the post-resuscitation on-scene interval and patient outcomes after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.”

This week on The MiFit Podcast I interview Jacob Hutton. Jacob is a former division 1 football player, college strength coach, and CrossFit Games athlete. Jacob has recently found a passion in being an entrepreneur and helping businesses grow to their maximum potential. This guy has spend thousands of hours in the gym and has learned a ton along the way.During his career as a CrossFit athlete, Jacob put up some jaw dropping numbers in the weight room and on the track. Benching over 400 pounds, running a sub 5:30 mile, and being able to do the splits are just a few things that make Jacob a specimen. If you love talking about strength training, finding the right program, and learning how to improve your diet for muscle gain, then this episode is for you.Topics-The process of getting to be a college strength coach-Common misconceptions about strength development-How to get stronger at a CF gym-How to add significant weight to your bench press and deadlift-Do’s and Don’t for running 6 week challenges at your gymYou can follow Jacob at these links:IG @jacobhuttonYouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7HQ61sWvpoxA7eK-1P9icgWebsite https://www.fitnessculture.com and https://myfithive.comIf you loved this episode be sure to share it with a friend and leave a rating and review on iTunes.

We believe fitness and entrepreneurship really should go hand in hand, and for Jacob Hutton they’re one and the same! Jake is a former athlete turned entrepreneur who has started several endeavors that all feed into each other in a really cool way. He understands his industry, his customers, and the power of a brand... and it’s paying off! In this episode, we talk with Jake about his experience with business, the importance of brand integrity, and what he considers the worst part of entrepreneurship (not to mention his opinions on fad diets and a little fitness 101 in the last third). Connect with Jacob @JacobHutton1 on Instagram and download the Fitness Culture app at https://apple.co/37kIlvo. Video of this podcast is available at YouTube.com/RealBusinessOwners. Connect with us on Instagram and Facebook @RealBusinessOwners. Need bookkeeping or accounting services for your business? Reach out to Easier Accounting at 888-620-0770 or by visiting EasierAccounting.com.

Jake’s love for Strength and Conditioning started in college where he was lucky enough to play for an intern under some world-class strength coaches. During his time as a college strength coach, he started to compete in Crossfit and left to run a CrossFit gym. This move opened his eyes to the business side of fitness. Since then he has co-founded Gymbuildr, Fitness Culture, and his most recent project FitHive. 

In this episode, Jacob Hutton (a.k.a. Capri Sun Man) & Jackson Mcgwire discuss a range of topics including P.C. culture, our entertainment backgrounds/aspirations, and the future of language! Don't forget to subscribe to youtube.com/popcornspace and hit the notification bell to watch us LIVE every Saturday and join the conversation!

In this episode, I interview some of our Coaches from the Brute team; Nick Fowler (@thenickfowler), Adrian Conway (@adrianconway_), and the Vanilla Gorilla: Jacob Hutton (@jacobhutton1). We begin by dialing things back to when Brute Strength just started and how it has evolved into what it is today. Still deciding if Brute Strength is for you? Then tune in as our coaches break down some of the fundamentals that have helped many of our athletes reach the next level, and how you can apply it to your own programming. Whether you are trying to make it to The Games/ Regionals, or just trying to look better naked, Brute Strength has a program for you. We will be tackling some of the most common questions we get from the CrossFit and Weightlifting community regarding nutrition, strength work, fat loss, and programming. Enjoy the show! Links: T-Nation Charles Poliquin   Topics of discussion: [1:30] Brute Strength programming & our Coaches [4:45] Nick Fowler & the Brute program  [8:09] Adrian Conway on Brute programming  [15:35] Games prep: Brute Compete [18:27] How to structure your training when you only have a limited amount of time to dedicate [24:10] Mistakes people make in their programming   [33:00] Jacob Hutton on Brute Body & Strength progressions [40:05] Credible resources for Strength work (Check the LINKS section above)  [43:11] Weightlifting & Brute OLY [45:00] FAQs  [48:28] Goal setting If you LOVE this podcast please click HERE to leave me a review. It energizes me to keep doing these as well as pushes Brute higher in the rankings. Thank you all for the support. Follow us on Instagram: @brute.strength    

In this podcast, the owners of Driven Nutrition Jason Rule and Brian King read and answer the questions.  Jacob Hutton and I are there to ask clarifying questions and dig a little deeper.  This one's a little different.  A while ago I posted on social media asking you all for questions about supplements. I took the 50+ questions and took the top 11. Below are the questions asked and answered.  Hope you enjoy the show.   1) Should people even buy supplements if their diet is shitty?  Should they just spend that extra money on higher quality food?  In terms of losing body fat?  In terms of gaining weight?   2) What is the difference in protein synthesis between whole foods and protein supplements?  What effect does this have on body composition?  Performance?   3) When an athlete is trying to cut bodyfat, the key is consistency, and a big factor in that is feeling full.  If drinking calories takes away from this feeling of being full, do you still recommend it?  Are there any athletes that need them more than others?   4) Is there a difference in taking straight dextrose vs. fruit, juice, sports drink, etc?    5) What is creatine and how do I use it?   6) What is the most reliable resource for quality information on supplementation for those that want to do the research on their own?   7) How can we verify where ingredients come from in certain supplements?   8) How beneficial are BCAAs to a Crossfit athlete and when should they be taken?   9) What exactly is ZMA and who is it good for?  What about women?    10) Are there any ingredients that we should avoid in different supplements?  How do we spot them?    11) If an athlete only has $50/month to spend on supplements, what should he or she take?  How about $100?  Where should they buy it from?     Sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date on our podcasts and products at             www.BRUTEStrengthtraining.com

This week I made it back to Gym Jones with my old coach and mentor Rob Maximus McDonald.  If you don't already know, this is the guy that coached us (Hack's Pack) to win back to back affiliate cup championships.  He was a UFC fighter and is now the general manager of the Iron Cult Gym Jones in Salt Lake City.     Rob trains professional athletes in many sports as well your average joe and jane.  What is the one thing he elicits out of every single person that walks through his doors? Effort.  He has built a culture of people that work extremely hard, and he has done that by leading by example.  He can bench 315 for 10 sets of 10.  He can get nearly 90 calories in a minute on an airdyne bike.  Every seminar he teaches or group he coaches, people trust and buy into his coaching because they know he is willing to suffer just like them.   This episode I've got my teammates Jacob Hutton and Adrian Conway on the show with me.  We talk about putting on size and strength, the mental game, how to build a strong culture in a gym, and how to build a strong team. http://www.brUTEstrengthTraining.com SUBSCRIBE to our channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/BRUTEtv Like us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/pages/brUTE-Strength... Follow us on Instagram - @brUTE.Strength Follow us on Twitter - @brUTEstrength_