Podcast appearances and mentions of josh landis

The US has hoped and wished and in the last 12 years backed armed opposition efforts to depose Syrian President Bashar Assad. After a bloody war that has left the country in virtual ruins, Assad remains in power. Not only that, but Arab leaders are now bringing him back into the regional fold. The U.S. isn't happy, but what can it do? Joshua Landis, University of Oklahoma professor and Director of the school's Center of Middle East Studies, joins Dan and Kelley this week to talk about one thing that should happen, and that's the lifting of crippling sanctions on the Syrian people. Josh talks about that and Middle East regional dynamics, including China's growing influence and Washington's reaction. In the first segment, Kelley and Dan talk about more Washington disappointment, as India just isn't playing ball, at least not the game the Biden Administration wants to play.Recently from Joshua Landis:US should encourage Arab, Turkish normalization with Syria, Responsible Statecraft, 4/7/23 This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit crashingthewarparty.substack.com

Josh is an Integrated Bodyworker and Movement Coach with Denver Pain and Performance Solutions. His approach to client care one of looking at the client in an embodied way, not just through the lens of functional movement. In this conversation he shares his approach to working with clients, how he helps them and share his approach to helping clients get to the underlying cause of their pain or limited movement. We cover a number of topics in this episode and we end with a reference to yoga teaching that I think you'll find interesting.   Josh has his B.S. in Kinesiology and Rehabilitation and is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist and a Licensed Massage Therapist. He also has a number of certifications including Active Release Techniques, Craniosacral Therapy, Intuitive Energy Work, Level 3 NeuroKinetic Therapy, Proprioceptive-Deep Tendon Reflex, and Yoga Tune Up. You can find Josh on YouTube and Instagram at integrated_strength_training.

State Rep. Torren Ecker (R- Adams, Cumberland) interviews career firefighter Josh Landis – who claims to have the best job in the world.

State Rep. Torren Ecker (R- Adams, Cumberland) interviews career firefighter Josh Landis – who claims to have the best job in the world.

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​An informal conversation with several of our Team Members at the Holiday Breakfast on January 17, 2020. Joel was in the Audio Lab all morning and chatted with anyone that stopped by.0:03:30 - Mark Weaver0:05:30 - What is the Audio Lab? (Joel explains)0:20:30 - Tom Mitten0:25:00 - Jason Becker0:26:00 - Ken Stauffer0:28:30 - Craig Newswanger0:35:00 - Brett McGee and Austin Douglas0:42:00 - Jeff Steiner, Chris Roles, and Rob Smiley0:53:00 - Josh Landis and Mike Minney0:57:00 - Jamie Wolpert, Kyle Stauffer, and Gerald Heilman1:08:30 - Ken Walton, Andy Swingholm, and Matt Caplinger1:15:00 - Joe Kolk, Ryan Wilson, and Tim Rightnour

Hello, and WELCOME to the Bare Bones Yoga Podcast: Conversations for Yoga Teachers! I’m your host, Karen Fabian and this is EPISODE 15. Today I’m bringing you PART TWO of my last interview with Movement Coach and Manual Therapist, Josh Landis, who works out in Denver at Denver Pain and Performance Solutions and is the Founder of Landis Movement Systems. My last podcast, #14, with Josh was super popular and people had some really great feedback as to what they learned from listening. In that episode, Josh and I started a conversation about different topics similar to both yoga teaching and personal training. We covered topics like giving effective cues, different teaching techniques and the concept of muscle compensation. Since we didn’t get to all the questions, we thought it would be helpful to pick up where we left off so that’s what we’re going to do today!   Remember, in order to find Josh online, check out his site at: www.landismovementsystems.com   Also, at the end of this episode, since we talk so much about sequencing, I offer you my free sequencing template, which you can get here:    https://barebonesyoga.lpages.co/how-to-build-a-yoga-sequence-lead-page/   Once you’re done listening, please leave a comment! We’d love to know what you think!

Hello, and WELCOME to the Bare Bones Yoga Podcast: Conversations for Yoga Teachers! This is EPISODE 14 and today we’re going to explore movement from the perspective of both anatomy, biomechanics, kinesiology and rehabilitation. My guest, Josh Landis, has extensive experience in these areas and I know you’re just going to love the science and evidenced based discussion we’ll have. Josh is a strength coach and licensed massage therapist by trade, but more so likes to be referred to as a movement coach and manual therapist. Josh combines many different bodywork techniques and movement modalities to create an integrated approach to helping clients resolve pain, expand movement capacity, and improve overall performance.  In this episode, Josh and I talk about movement from the perspective of how you can effectively cue students, what it means when the body moves in different ways, outside what we might think is the “ideal” alignment of a shape, position or pose and how he shares his approach to professional growth and learning at the end of the podcast so you have a roadmap to follow for your own journey.  You can contact Josh via his website at:   https://landismovementsystems.com/   And you can follow him on Instagram using the same name.   Looking for more information on cues? Run through my online webinar on cues by viewing it here:   https://barebonesyoga.lpages.co/free-webinar-on-yoga-cues/   Once you listen leave a comment here or wherever you’re listening.

A super educational interview with renowned Syria and Middle East expert, Professor Joshua Landis, the University of Oklahoma’s Director of Middle East Studies. Tune in to The Stock Podcast to hear Dr. Landis discuss the Trump Administration’s decision to renew sanctions against Iran, the Syrian Civil War, and the Kurdish problem in the Middle East. And, most relevant to some listeners, listen to Dr. Landis discuss the geopolitics of oil. A great podcast for anyone who would like to learn more about what’s going on in the Middle East, and some of the implications for energy markets and the geopolitics of energy. Check out Josh’s blog, Syria Comment, to learn more about what’s going on in the region. Professor Joshua Landis is one of the most well-respected and knowledgeable Middle East experts around. Cumulatively, he’s spent years in the Middle East, in Syria and Lebanon in particular. Dr. Landis’ blog, Syria Comment, is one of the most widely read blogs on the Syrian Civil War and the Middle East as a whole. Full disclosure, Dr. Landis was a former professor of mine, so it’s a particular pleasure to have him on the program to talk about some of the most interesting developments in the Middle East, and how those developments are affecting the geopolitics of oil. The post Josh Landis – Director of Middle East Studies at the University of Oklahoma – The Stock Podcast, Ep.5 appeared first on The Stock Podcast | CEO & CFO Interviews.

Danny and Joe catch up with Jill Miller of Yoga Tune Up. Jill is coming off baby number two and has some great training advice for expecting mothers, discusses her experience being working through some strength and conditioning, and provides some great details on her course offerings. Here is a link to come to Jill Miller’s Breath and Bliss Course Jan 27-29 in LA…COME take it with Joe!!! Show Chapters [0:00] The boys say hello, congratulate Jill Miller on the birth of her second child, discuss sibling interaction, and a man’s response to infants. [9:45] Why a pro yogi got into strength training. Jill Miller has been working with Josh Landis http://www.landismovementsystems.com. The goal has been stabilizing. They do a ton of Paloff Press work variations. Working with Josh has helped Jill Miller tighten her tissues and stabilize herself from inside out and top to bottom. [15:55] (minus [3:50]ish) What is the protocol to get someone has hypermobile as Jill Miller to “tighten the fuck up.” [22:00] Training the deadlift while pregnant and mapping the core. [26:00] Training around diastasis and other post labor complications. Jill references to great resources. Check into Katy Boman https://www.amazon.com/Diastasis-Recti-Solution-Abdominal-Separation/dp/098965396X and Dr. Diane Lee https://www.dianelee.ca/. If you are struggling with diastasis complications. [37:40] A final word from Jill Miller for the training prego regarding the pelvis. [40:02] The Roll Model Mamma. [43:02] Jill discusses water breaking, and Joe attempts to make it relatable to men. [48:50] Jill’s course offerings that may titillate the barbell athlete. [57:00] Jill nurses her baby and discusses how her recovery strategies are utilized by prominent figures in Strength and Conditioning [63:00] Finding Jill’s course offerings and a Yoga Tune Up Coach Near you. Where to Find Jill https://www.yogatuneup.com/ https://www.facebook.com/YogaTuneUp/ @yogatuneup on Instagram & Facebook Post Comments about this episode, potential topics, suggestions for interviews and questions to the Doc and Jock Website, facebook page, and twitter account.  Also be sure to reach out to Dr. Danny and Coach Joe at their personal social media accounts listed below in the show sponsor section. Webpage http://docandjock.com/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/Doc-and-Jock/413659638795840?fref=ts Twitter @docandjock Instagram @DOCandJOCKpodcast  More on the Show Sponsors Mobility WOD – The ultimate guide to resolving pain, preventing injury, and optimizing athletic performance. www.mobilitywod.com Doc and Jock would like to thank official Show Sponsor Mobility WOD for their support.  Please gang head over to www.mobilitywod.com for all you mobility needs where you will find the latest MWOD products, episodes, upcoming seminars, daily MWODS, help finding a provider and the subscription services Mobility WOD Pro.  Mobility WOD PRO is a perfect resource for any coach looking to up their positional knowledge base and infect their community with true suppleness! Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/Mobility-Wod-155425314471727/?fref=ts Twitter and Instagram – @mobilitywod   Athletes’ Potential – Where Movement is Medicine!   

This "How I Broke Into" interview is filled with stories of courage and self-discovery, and provides tremendous insight into how a global brand can result from the initial efforts of one person’s decision to forge a new path. Here are notes from the show: Jill's love of yoga and fitness began early on. She has a love/hate relationship with business--she grew up in a solar community and her family's business was solar. She worked in the family business from a young age. As a child, Jill was on the standard American diet, was overweight, teased, scrutinized. She discovered Jane Fonda's Workout and Raquel Welch's Yoga Program (Total Beauty and Fitness). She discovered how important a teacher, even one on video, is. But she overdid t with the videos and became anorexic. We discussed "The Best Little Girl in the World" (1981) with Jennifer Jason Leigh (I wrongly said it starred Ally Sheedy). Anorexia/Bulimia is the #1 cause of death in teenage girls. For Jill, falling in love led to a path to self-love. She started studying shiatsu while attending Northwestern University, and this led to healing. The Coregeous Ball is part of her product line; it's a soft, grippy pliable ball meant for self-healing. She never planned to teach. But she was inspired by her mentor Glenn Black at the Omega Institute. Shortly before 9/11, she decided to explore teaching. She enrolled in the 200 hour Teaching Program for yoga. She felt inhibited by the rigidity of the teaching program's failure to take time for body and tissue sense. She started to change the way she taught. Jill became known for her lateral abdominal churning--Nauli Kriya--and had an 8 page spread in Yoga Journal. Her mother worked for JetBlue, which has a family program of flights all over the U.S. Jill offered to fly to yoga studios all over the country. "I had balls. And now I have a ball products business." She does compassionate cadaver labs with Gil Hedley so movement educators can see the anatomy on the inside. Yoga Tune Up does not stay in the yoga space. Center for Pain Rehabilitation - Mitchell Prywes, MD, Danbury, CT Hospitals are finally embracing all parts of well-being. Tune Up Fitness has 500 teachers worldwide. Jill's husband Robetr is a serial entrepreneur. 6 months into dating, he came to a 3 hour core workshop and couldn't believe how fast it flew by. He said, "We need to bottle this." The collapse of her mother and step-father's business made Jill reticent to build a business. She licenses materials and products globally. The Roll Model is being translated into other languages. "Self care health care." She has shared perspective with Dr. Kelly Starrett, best-selling author Becoming a Supple Leopard and Katy Bowman, author of Move Your DNA. She doesn't quite feel like she's arrived yet. We discussed the school system and deskbound kids. She recommended Starrett's Deskbound: Standing Up to a Sitting World.  I mentioned how much I enjoyed Starrett's appearance in 30 Days of Genius on Creative Live, in which he mentioned Jill. She did programs on breath, fascia, and pre-natal fitness for Creative Live. "We met at a time when all of us were trying to reach people." Robert is her business backbone, loves building businesses. It's scary to go along with new initiatives. Jill knew, in writing her first book, that she need to capture the soft-tissue soft tool market, so she did The Roll Model instead of a book on breath. That will be her second book. She has become known as a go-to expert in the field of fascia. She is impressed with Wim Hof's breathing method. Her daily practice involves soft tissue self-care, walking, range-of-motion exercises. Josh Landis is a strength and conditioning coach that has been helpful. Web sites include YogaTuneUp.com and TuneUpFitness.com. Subscribe to "How I Broke Into" on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify, TuneIn, I Heart Radio, or Google.

Zach Messitte and Josh Landis from the School of International and Area Studies at OU talk with former U.S. ambassador to Israel and Egypt, Daniel Kurtzer.

Zach Messitte and Josh Landis from the School of International and Area Studies at OU talk with U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Eric Maddox about his involvement in the capture of former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein. Maddox is the author of the new book, Mission: Black List #1.