Podcasts about Matt Lovell

In Episode 25, of Season 5 of Driven by Data: The Podcast, Kyle Winterbottom is joined by Matt Lovell, Group Director of Data & AI at JD Sports Group, where they discuss the benefits of centralising data & AI leadership, which includes;The importance of building centralised data leadership in complex, multi-brand organisations.Why federated models require a hybrid approach to data strategy and technology governance.Aligning use-case driven transformation to quick wins and long-term data goals.The need for internal audits to uncover hidden technology and data assets.Why data maturity varies across business units and how to turn that into a strength.The evolution of customer behaviour post-COVID and how omnichannel strategies are adapting.How predictive insights help ensure the right product is in the right place at the right time.The value of analysing local trends and geolocation data to inform valuable business decisions.Why strategic data sharing can strengthen partnerships without directly monetising data.How AI is being used to augment human capability and improve operational efficiency.The emergence of agentic AI to proactively detect and resolve issues before escalation.Why teaching prompt literacy is key to unlocking AI's full potential.How BI and AI are converging to deliver next best action intelligence.The evolving role of data professionals as AI handles more technical execution.Why clean, well-governed data remains essential for enabling effective AI solutions.Thanks to our sponsor, Data Literacy Academy.Data Literacy Academy is leading the way in transforming enterprise workforces with data literacy across the organisation, through a combination of change management and education. In today's data-centric world, being data literate is no longer a luxury, it's a necessity.If you want successful data product adoption, and to keep driving innovation within your business, you need to start with data literacy first.At Data Literacy Academy, we don't just teach data skills. We empower individuals and teams to think critically, analyse effectively, and make decisions confidently based on data. We're bridging the gap between business and data teams, so they can all work towards aligned outcomes.From those taking their first steps in data literacy to seasoned experts looking to fine-tune their skills, our data experts provide tailored classes for every stage. But it's not just learning tracks that we offer. We embed a deep data culture shift through a transformative change management programme.We take a people-first approach, working closely with your executive team to win the hearts and minds. We know this will drive the company-wide impact that data teams want to achieve.Get in touch and find out how you can unlock the full potential of data in your organisation. Learn more at www.dl-academy.com.

Join Matt Lovell and me as we chat about ‘Man Enough' by Justin Baldoni. Matt shares how this book grabbed his attention right in the prologue, challenged him, and opened him up to a whole new understanding of himself and others! Matt and I both share our own journeys towards finding and redefining “enoughness”. If you've ever caught yourself striving to prove to others that you are enough, this book is for you. Join us!

This episode of the American Yammer is brought to you by your host F3 Hall Pass (Matt) and F3 Big Papi (Juan). Key takeaways from the episode: Learn about F3 member Matt Lovell known in the F3 community as Hall Pass. Hall Pass has been a long-time member of F3 and was the previous Q for Saturday workout at Cougar town. Hall Pass shares his music background and is a father of 4. Open the conversation on overcoming challenges and finding the positive in others. The host discusses the mentality of being a leader and showing up in key areas of life. You can connect with Hall Pass on Twitter: https://twitter.com/F3Hallpass You can connect with Big Papi on Twitter: https://twitter.com/JuanSantos336 Follow the American Yammer on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AmericanYammer Be sure to subscribe to the American Yammer.

Having spent several years in the insurance industry, I know that insurance is one of those subjects that no one likes to talk about (but they need to). It is an uncomfortable topic because it is confusing and focuses on a bunch of what-ifs and potentially bad things that you hope never happen. With that said, I have seen how people have been saved by their insurance policy when something goes wrong, and others who wish they had the right type of insurance and had to shell out enormous sums of money out of their own pocket. In eCommerce, you can get a policy, and the insurance company will gladly take your money.  BUT if the policy isn't structured correctly, you could be rejected if, God forbid, something bad happened that caused you to need to actually use your policy. That is why I am excited to bring on Matt Lovell from Well Insurance, and Matt has been my agent for 5 years.   Connect with Matt Well Insurance   Connect with Kevin Facebook Group Instagram LinkedIn

Scott Letourneau is the CEO of Nevada Corporate Planners, a company that helps e-commerce sellers launch their US businesses and address issues with entity formations, sales tax compliance, banking, and more. Scott is also the CEO of Sales Tax System, a firm that works with startup e-commerce sellers and retailers worldwide to help them effectively register for sales tax in the US. Matt Lovell is a Founding Partner of Well Insurance, a full-service e-commerce insurance agency. Well Insurance specializes in helping Amazon sellers stay compliant. Matt is also a Partner at Vaughn, Geiger & Associates, a firm that delivers quality insurance solutions to individuals in Kentucky. He has more than 20 years of experience in the insurance industry and holds a bachelor's degree from Western Kentucky University. In this episode… Running any type of business involves some level of risk. This risk could be related to customers, suppliers, products, or the e-commerce marketplace. Additionally, different online sellers face different types of risks based on the products they sell. So, what do Amazon sellers, both domestic and foreign, need to know about product liability requirements, purchasing insurance, and becoming Amazon compliant? According to Matt Lovell and Scott Letourneau, there are many factors that impact an e-commerce seller's business risks — and they're here to share their top tips for protecting your Amazon business today. In this episode of the Buy Box Experts podcast, James Thomson is joined by Scott Letourneau from Sales Tax System and Matt Lovell from Well Insurance to discuss the recent product liability requirements being enforced by Amazon. Together, they talk about the factors that affect the cost of product liability insurance coverage, what third-party sellers need to know about staying compliant on Amazon, and their advice for reducing your e-commerce business risks. Stay tuned.

Jen Moff, founder of Magical Mindfulness is also a retreat leader, world traveler, spiritual philosopher, and artist serving burned-out women across the globe. Her mission is to inspire others to shake shit up so they don't look back at the end of their lives with regrets; wishing they spent more time happy and having fun. She also co-hosts a podcast with Matt Lovell called Funny Business As Usual where they share sometimes spicy, always honest, edge-of-your-seat conversations every Tuesday. In this episode, Jenn Moff talks about how she learned because she had to when she was young through a framework, but eventually learns through circumstance which made her curious. She explains how we can get into the idea of unschooling ourselves and how it has a place going forward. Jen also gets into why she launched a podcast and your purpose around it Check it out!   [00:01 – 03:01] Opening Segment ●  I introduce our guest, Jen Moff ●  I briefly talk about the great values that await you in this episode ●  Connect with our guest. See links below. [03:02 – 11:24] Jen Learning Journey and Masterminds ●  Changes in Jen's learning from his early years vs today ●  Shares experience of starting to get curious ●  Jen's Coaches, Mentors, and Masterminds ●  What makes a mastermind so valuable [11:25 – 21:22] Self-Education and Jen's Role ●  The parallels of self-education and standard education moving forward ●  The concept of Unschooling ●  What to expect with you investing in yourself and work with Jen ●  A Success Story from people who worked with Jen [21:23 – 29:25] Defining Success ●  Key attribute to achieve success ●  Exciting things in store for Jen ●  Actionable Items/Tips from Jen ○  Schedule time to reflect and plan ●  Final Thoughts Tweetable Quotes: “I used the idea of curiosity to allow myself to look at any experience as something that I could learn from. I don't even think of failure as failure. I don't believe that word exists, because everything is a learning experience if you choose to have that mindset.” - Jen Moff “Hey, I'm in the stock market, I'm in the housing market, but the highest investment is really in yourself the biggest ROI because you can't control the housing market. You can't control the stock market, but you can control your actions.” - Brandon Straza “If you're not happy, if you're not energized, if you're not excited; that's an easy litmus test that stuff's got to change.” - Jen Moff Connect with Jen on https://www.facebook.com/thejenmoff (Facebook),https://www.instagram.com/thejenmoff/ ( Instagram), https://twitter.com/thejenmoff (Twitter), and https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo_G1D3oKcYAedoU1RQp3rA (YouTube.) Check out her websitehttps://deliberatebreakthroughs.com/ ( )https://thejenmoff.com/ (https://thejenmoff.com/)f.com and listen to her https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/funny-business-as-usual/id1534463661 (podcast).    It's time to Stand Up, Show Up, and Level Up! Download The Success Finder on Apple and Google Play Store.   You can connect with me, Brandon Straza, onhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/brandonstraza/ ( LinkedIn),https://www.instagram.com/brandonstraza/ ( Instagram), or send me an email athttps://my.captivate.fm/brandon@thesuccessfinder.com ( brandon@thesuccessfinder.com). I'd love to get in touch and talk more about personal development and how you can live past beyond your limits.

Product liability insurance isn't just something to think about, or a ”nice to have” if you're a private label brand owner on Amazon. You need to have it! We spoke with Matt Lovell of WELL Insurance in this episode to go through the main questions and confusion he sees from Amazon sellers pushed to provide copies of their liability coverage by certain dates. Final reminders were recently sent, too, and most dates suggested deadlines in the near future if not already passed. Matt spoke with us about every seller's best practices and what their next steps should be.

Matt Lovell, Former Data, Analytics & Insight Director at Eurostar explains how automation transformed their customer experience in the wake of the pandemic On March 13, 2020, after two years of hard work, Eurostar replaced its 50-year-old ticketing system with a modern, data-driven platform. On March 15, 2020, COVID-19 caused Eurostar's passenger numbers to crash. In this week's episode of the Business of Data Podcast, Matt Lovell, former Data, Analytics, and Insight Director at Eurostar, explains why he reprioritized his data projects to improve customer experiences as pandemic disruption hit. “At the moment all of the projects that we would normally work on are largely on hold. So, it does give you the options to do a bit of a reset, whether it's adding rigorous processes, fixing systems, or restructuring data in a way that we want it,” he says. “These are things that normally wouldn't get looked at.” Reacting to Customer Demand in Real-Time As lockdowns began, Eurostar customers needed a way to easily reschedule or cancel their journeys. Unfortunately, their voucher-based compensation system was not designed to deal with a pandemic. “That created a whole new management scenario that we hadn't necessarily planned for,” Lovell says. “There were a lot of things we had to systematically work through.” The first job, he explains, was quick to take stock of the situation and prioritize key projects. Then, the team rapidly iterated on system modifications and introduced automation designed to improve customer experiences. “We started to [ask] how we could gradually move to a point whereas much of this was automated as possible and as much of this was visible to the customer as possible.” Automating key parts of the process helped Lowell to implement a convenient system for customers to switch tickets and claim refunds online. It also proved the value of automation to the business. “The resource that was needed for us to do it manually at the beginning was so substantial,” he says. “[Now] we can build this in a way where it barely has any of that.” “Not only is that reducing the stress on the business but it's also improving the customer experience, so it's really a win-win,” he concludes. Key Takeaways Use ‘downtime' to reevaluate data priorities. If your regular projects are on hold, take the opportunity to take a fresh look at your priorities Iterate for success. Even if a system is not perfect immediately, by iterating over time you can make incremental improvements Automation can create a win-win. By making systems more efficient, data leaders can improve customer experiences and prove business value at the same time.

We welcome back on the show today, Matt Lovell from Amino Man. Today, we're going to be discussing SAD seasonal affective disorder and giving some practical advice on how we can overcome it.Episode Highlights00:04:19 Omega 3 supports natural serotonin production00:07:15 Drinking coffee improves mood states00:15:56 Too much of serotonin causes serotonin sickness00:18:45 Identifying deficiencies in nutrients00:23:26 Laughing releases tons of immune and mood boosting factors00:26:07 Basic pillars of a healthy diet performance00:28:02 Knock on effect of consuming alcohol00:32:22 Best source of calcium00:38:17 5 key things that people could implement00:41:42 Connect with the guest Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/fitterhealthierdad. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Matt Lovell shares his story of how he became a mineman in the US Navy

Welcome to Funny Business As Usual! Millennials, Jen Moff and Matt Lovell, have known each other for years and decided the convos they have behind closed doors make themselves laugh. So why not share the stories with others? FOLLOW US - @thejenmoff @themattlovell @funnybizasusual

Joining me on today's show is Matt Lovell from Amino Man. Matt is a specialist performance nutritionist with 20 years practical experience in elite sports. Matt has worked directly with international teams like England rugby football teams such as Manchester City, Tottenham and Aston Villa, and many individual athletes such as Johnny Wilkinson, James Haskell, Jermaine Defoe , Jodie Taylor, Will Sharmin, to name but a few. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/fitterhealthierdad. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

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In this episode, we are talking about diet and nutrition and our guest is Matt Lovell. Matt is a performance nutrition consultant and has worked with clients such as the English Rugby team, Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester City Football team, as well as the British Olympic team, and Georgia National Rugby Team. Matt also works with individuals from all walks of life with clients, both past and present, including Vic Wild - Olympic Gold Medalist, Jodie Taylor - international footballer. Arnold Oborotov - professional kickboxer. Phoebe Robinson-Galvin - professional actor and stunt performer and also Ed Skrein - Hollywood actor.  In this episode, Matt is talking to us about his journey into the world of nutritional coaching and his experience with some of the World’s biggest sporting names. Matt also provides some tips and advice on what is important in terms of nutrition, training performance and physique transformation as well as the common pitfalls to avoid. 

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On this episode of PPMP, we're veering away from the world of engineering and marketing, and into the world of supply chain. In the hot-seat today is Matt Lovell, division supply chain manager, and he tells us what he does in supply chain, teaches us what supply chain is, and becomes the first victim of a studio mishap in PPMP history (he's fine). Be sure to subscribe or follow the show to get new episodes first! If you have ideas for future shows, or would like to be on the show, please e-mail pumpmotor@parker.com.

“It is hard to maintain a low body fat percentage on a Vegan diet without increasing activity significantly.” I got into nutrition after my mother died of cancer and after understanding the effects food had on my body. I have ulcerative colitis and certain foods caused inflammation and certain foods caused the opposite...or neutral. When I was learning nutrition, I was alongside athletes...I remember someone saying some people eat to live and some people live to eat...different attitudes and beliefs around food... the athletes were asking really intelligent questions...if In add this and this will it improve my speed....and I asked questions like...yeah but if you fancy a bit of chocolate? and i realised that they believed food was food and i believed food was pleasure... To finally understand what my fellow athletic students were talking about, we have Matt Lovell on the show. Matt is a specialist performance nutritionist with 18 years practical experience in elite sports, working directly with international teams (England Rugby and Football, Manchester City, Tottenham, Aston Villa) and many individual athletes (Jonny Wilkinson, James Haskell, Jermain Defoe, Jodie Taylor, Will Sharman, Vic Wild to name a few). Matt is the driving force behind the Amino Man range! ABOUT THE HOST: “Give your body what it needs and nothing it does not need.” Hello, I am Stephanie Webster, the CEO of Urban Health Method. Welcome to my podcast. It is harder to stay healthy when life gets busy and this podcast is intended to help "Keep busy people healthy". I am a Nutritional Therapist at 10 Harley Street London UK specialising in fat loss/body composition, gut health and hormone optimisation therapy. My clients are busy executives and business owners over 40 who want to lose body fat, optimise their health, aesthetics and athletic performance. If you would like a consultation in person or on Skype: 07500 356356 (WhatsApp) hello@urbanhealthmethod.com Urbanhealthmethod.com Follow me on: Twitter: @urbanhealthm Instagram: @stephaniewebsterurban Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/urbanhealthmethod/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UrbanHealth.UH Youtube:

Speaking to Matt Lovell was pretty epic for me.  The England 2003 Rugby World Cup winning team will always be heroes in my mind.  Being obsessed with rugby from the age of 8 years old was made even more drastic when that trophy was won in Australia 16 years ago! Matt Lovell was the sports nutritionist for that team.  So when I got the chance to speak with him I jumped all over it!  When Matt came down to the gym we really got stuck in to a few topics based around nutrition, it was very obvious when I was speaking with him that I was talking to somebody who was at the top of their field.   Matt has and still is the nutritionist for some top level sorts teams.  He has been a nutritionist on a one on one basis for a long time too. His passion for his field has lead him to bring out his own brand Aminoman - a supplementation brand that can aid both males and females to perform at the top of their abilities.  Whatever your goal is Aminoman has the solution to provide that support.  Whether it be muscle gain, recovery, improved sleep, reduced inflammation, increased energy etc… these products are top grade and can be of some serious use depending on where you are in your fitness journey.   If you got to www.aminoman.com and type in SFL25 into your basket you will get 25% off of your first order. What we spoke about in this episode: * Matt's background…. He studied ‘Political Philosophy' at university!?!? * How Matt went from a Personal Trainer to working as a Nutritionist on Harley Street. * Matt tells us how he got into working with professional sports teams. * The 2003 World Cup Winning Rugby team. Matt tells us how he worked with the team and how the impact of more precise nutrition helped their performance and therefore results. * Aminoman. How the brand came about. Listen in guys this one is extremely interesting episode, Matt is a very very knowledgeable man and a great guy. Enjoy.

Matt Lovell is an expert in corporate wellness, he is a Performance and Health Nutritionist and Body recomposition expert and he develops top health and nutrition products via his site aminoman.com. His clients include England Rugby, Tottenham Hotspur, Man City and currently Reading and Bournemouth football clubs. We talk: How the brain always wins with habit changes Easing out of old dietary and training habits Sugar Cravings Small dietary changes Short 15 minute workouts Workplace and Life Stress Chronic stress and obesity Cushing's Disease Amygdala Hijacks Vision Setting More on Matt here: https://aminoman.com Previous Shows with Matt here: http://www.theinnovationshow.io/2018/07/20/ep-111-power-your-body-to-power-your-mind-overcome-stress/

In this episode of the Health, Fitness and Lifestyle Show Gavin Gillibrand and Luke Grainger discuss fat loss and weight loss tips and create an incredible 5 step formula to fat loss. ‘You would start by looking at nutrition. You would start to get going with morning fasted cardio, or anything with cardio and then,  lastly, to go for big, compound movements when you are in the gym.' Luke Grainger 00:30 - Gavin welcomes you to the show. 01:18 – Gavin asks Luke what he does with his clients. 02:08 – The guys decide to focus on beginners. Focus on the food. You can not out train a bad diet. 03:05 – Macros What are macros (Article) (https://www.tasteaholics.com/keto-diet/what-are-macros) Fat. Protein. Carbs. 04:20 – Gavin realised that most of his clients don't follow meal plans and talks about how he tackled this. 04: 35 – Gavin talks about calorie deficit and calorie surplus. 05:00 – Gavin talks about food tracking on MyFitnessPal. (https://www.myfitnesspal.com) 05:14 – Gavin talks about Matt Lovell and his book Matt Lovell (https://www.coachmag.co.uk/authors/matt-lovell) 05:25 – Gavin talks about the 2-1-1 principle. Intended body weight in kg. 2 is protein (times intended kg by 2) 1 is carbs (times intended kg by 1) 1 is fat (times intended kg by 1) Calories are: 4 per gm of protein. 4 per gm of carbs. 9 per gm of fat. 08:00 – Gavin explains why it works. 10:00 – Luke explains that  the formula depends on how physically active the client is. 10:52 – Here is where it gets tricky. What matters is calories and keeping protein high. 12:13 – Luke talks about trying the 2-1-1 for 2 weeks. 13:00 – Gavin explains the reason for suggesting 2 weeks. 16:01 – Luke asks Gavin if he believes that you can be too aggressive on the weight loss front. 17:52 – Luke asks Gavin what he thinks is a safe, steady rate of weight loss per week. 18:53 – Gavin gives exampled of some of the results that he has had. 21:32 – Luke recaps what has been spoken about already. 22:10 – Luke explains how you can track. (MyFitnessPal) 25: 34 – YouTube ‘how to' on My Fitness Pal. Introduction to MyFitnessPal (Video) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fu9RKqlmD1Q) It is free to use. 26:37 – Luke gives us the facts on our eating habits. 27:20 - Luke recaps again. 29:30 – Luke talks training. 29:52 – Luke advises fasted morning cardio. 30:34 – Gavin gives his views on fasted cardio. 34:42 – Luke recaps. 35:00 – Luke gives in depth advice on what he suggests for your cardio routine. 38:00 – Gavin talks about LISS (Low Intensity Steady State) What is LISS (Article) (https://www.kaylaitsines.com/blogs/education/liss-cardio) 39:10 – Luke talks about accountability. 39:56 – Gavin introduces the topic of weight training. 40:00 – Gavin asks Luke what he would suggest from a beginner's perspective. 40:28 – Luke would look at how you move first. 41: 30 – Luke suggests primary movement patterns. Big compound movements: Multi muscle, multi joint. Squat Press pull Deadlift Lunge 42:31 – Gavin clarifies why you would focus on compound movements. Bicep curl (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uO_CNYidOw0) 45:08 – Luke recaps. Start by looking at nutrition. Do the 2-1-1 ratio. Trak your numbers on MyFitnessPal. Get going with morning fasted cardio. Go for big compound movements in the gym. Key points: Keep it basic. Have a plan. Now you have your 5 step formula to fat loss. Keep it going. Intro Music: Au5 - Closer ft. Danyka Nadeau https://soundcloud.com/nocopyrightsounds/closer Contact us: @mrlukegrainger Search Gavin Gillibrand

This week we connected with "Nutrition Guru” Matt Lovell who has an insane amount of experience in top level sport: -England Rugby team -Getting your fat bits pinched for motivation -Visualisation in nutrition -Creating micro habits

In this knowledge economy, we need to power our minds. To do this we must power our bodies. We live in a semi-permanent state of fight or flight, which releases cortisol as a precursor to impending danger. In turn, this causes a plethora of problems. Matt Lovell is a disruptive thinking performance and Health Nutritionist. Body recomposition expert. His clients have included England Rugby, Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester City and currently Reading and Bournemouth football clubs. He is an expert in corporate wellness and the founder of Aminoman nutrition and supplements. On this episode, we look at corporate stress and how we can overcome it through a regime of diet and exercise. We look at quick fixes and long-term approaches. Find out more about Matt here: www.aminoman.com www.fourweekfatloss.com www.sportsnutritionvlog.com

Compare the Cloud are peeling the layers back on the Cloud Industry. Answering the questions on the lips of both providers and customers – hosts Jez Back and David Organ will cover the latest trends and best interviews in this space. This episode asks the question of IT debt in the cloud. Joining Jez and David are guests Matt Lovell, COO at Centiq and Matt Watts, Director, Technology and Strategy at NetApp.

The latest business and technology trends and interviews LIVE from Disruptive Studios, London. In this episode, hosts Matt Lovell and David Organ will be joined by guest Jillian Kowalchuk from Safe & The City. This weeks stories include: – The late Rick Dickinson – inventor of ZX Spectrum and ZX81 – Amazon – D2C model for clothing AR Mirror and AI using Echo Look – Robotics – Teladyne buys Danish robotics with MiR – Mobile Industries Robots – IBM and If This Then That – IFTTT Watson derived virtual Technology Assistant – CRISPR – Mammoth Biosciences is working on simple portable test kit for home smart phones the users can use to diagnose various diseases.

This episode asks the question of IT debt in the cloud. Joining Jez and David are guests Matt Lovell, COO at Centiq and Matt Watts, Director, Technology and Strategy at NetApp.

In Part 2 of the Neighbors mini-series “Matt Got Shot,” we explore the reality of the trauma of getting shot: first to Matt’s body, then his identity and finally to his mind. Matt says, “PTSD doesn’t show up with a name tag.” He was in the recording booth tracking a song called “Guide Your Light” when he had his first panic attack. Credits: Music in this episode by Matt Lovell and Podington Bear. This story was edited by Emily Siner, Mack Linebaugh and Anita Bugg with production assistance from Caleb Shiver.

It was inauguration day 2017 when Nashville singer-songwriter Matt Lovell was ambushed while sitting in his car — and then shot in the chest. A doorman at a nearby bar miraculously saved his life, setting in motion a series of life-changing events. In this first episode of a three-part Neighbors mini-series, we explore how the shooting forced Matt to come to terms with his identity and gave him an unexpected gift—peace. neighborspodcast.com Music in this episode by Podington Bear, Matt Lovell and the credits music is by Jason Goforth. A clip from Bill Fay’s “Be at peace with yourself” is used.

Today I am joined by the highly respected Sports Nutritionist, Matt Lovell. Matt has been adviser to many Premiership Football teams as well as National Rugby sides (Who won the Rugby World Cup no less) in his many years as a practitioner. We talk about his career and how he came to be a top flight sports nutritionist. Why he feels blood panels are important when assessing clients. How spending one on one time with players could be the key to getting the best out of them. What the basic principle to fast fat loss is. Which kind of workouts burn fat efficiently and why supplements should only be the best. http://www.aminoman.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/mattlovell Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mattlovell http://fourweekfatloss.com/order/

National Podcast Day September 30th September 30th 2104 is National Podcast Day where we all put the spotlight on Podcast Movement and help turn more people on to listening to podcast, creating new podcasts, and general helping podcast awareness raise up a few notches. Using the Roland R-05 John from http://www.letstalkmetaldetectingandtreasurehunting.com/ wants to know how I use this device? When I recorded at Podcast Movement. When I use the built in microphone I try to use my guests as sound shields (putting them between the mic and the sounds). I kept the microphone about chest level. I always listen so I can hear what is being recorded. Promo For Podcast Review Show Dave Jackson and Erik K Johnson will go over your show from top to bottom and use their 30 cobined years of creating content to help you spotlight what you are doing right, and help you tweak those things that need help. You can get reviewed by going to www.podcastreviewshow.com/reviewme Podcasting Good To Great How to Grow your Audience through Collaboration [7:55] To we focus on one thing: growing your audience. We have Jared Easley author of the book Podcasting Good To Great How to Grow your Audience through Collaboration. You might also recognize that name as we was one of the organizers of the HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL Podcast movement and also has a really good podcast called Starve the Doubts. Today we hear how Jared stared out by noticing others and seeing how they could help them (looking for nothing in return). He didn't know what he was doing all the time, but that didn't stop him. When he doubt, he could always find someone and ask some questions.   I first started listening to his podcast before Podcast Movement. I liked this show. I met Matt Lovell at the event, and he mentioned how he was going to be in Cleveland soon. I toll him to look me up. He did. We did and he sat in on a recording o the Ask the Podcast Coach show that I do live on Saturday Mornings. On the way to breakfast he told me a story of how he had reached out to a podcast host, and the host had called him on the phone. The podcaster? Jared Easley. Does this mean that you have to call all of your listeners to grow your audience? No. If you have the time, you could. We talk about using teleconferencing to connect live with your audience (especially helpful if they are not up to speed on webinars). Jared mentioned FreeConferencing.com and Dave like uberconference.com. Its not doing LARGE things that will grow your audience. In many cases its the little things you do that have the most impact. What if you impacted 5 people a week. What would that do over the span of a year? You could have 60 people who have true connection with you and enjoy telling people about your show. As the old commercial goes, "And they told two friends, and they told two friends.." Matt's Story - Permission To Chat? [31:00] Matt Lovel had just found Jared's podcast, he tweeted about it to his friends. He asked what their favorite episode of Starve the Doubts was. People came out of the woodwork with suggestions and one person was the host Jared Easley. Jared asked (via twitter) if they would like to move to the phone, and 2.5 hours later their phone call ended. One of the cool things about podcasting is people who like your show are more than likely LIKE YOU. This means you will probably connect with people who listen to your show. In this instance Matt and Jared talked about life goals, etc and Matt explained how he was moving between jobs. Jared new someone who was looking for Matt's skills. When I say you can have an impact on your listener's lives, I don't mean that you will find them work that pays them more and changes your quality of living, but we ca now say, "It could happen." Find Matt's Podcast at www.mindingthegap.com Start Your Podcast Today - Join the School of Podcasting Start Podcasting Today  

Today Dave talks about his insight from Podcast Movement and we are joined by Matt from www.mindingthegap.net who just published his first podcast (CONGRATS!). Dave met Matt at podcast movement and Matt said he was going to be in Cleveland and Dave said to look him up - and he did.    Insights from Advertising Session[2:00] It doens't matter what you are talking about as long as you have 10,000 downloads (they may think about you if you have 5,000 per episode).  10 to $15 per one thousand downloads (better known as CPM) They are looking for female related podcasts to run advertisements Make sure you are checking the email that you have setup to receive email inquiries. Todd Cochran from Blubrry.com is saying "We have potential sponsors" and Todd is not getting any response. Meanwhile people are always asking about how to get a sponsor (Hello????).  Dave have a CPM of over $50 when he was promoting his Fitbit on his Logical Weight Loss Podcast More Reflections [10:00 ish]. You don't run a race looking sideways. - Chris Brogan Quit copying each other What didn't work in some sessions.  Matt reflects on the conference (20:00) Garbled Skype Sounds[24:50] Try to get a good solid recording level. Also turn off all things that use bandwidth so you computer can focus on skype and only skype. The calls us using the Zoom H5.  Troubleshooting your podcast begins with separating the different items involved in creating your sound and see if you can isolate them.  Thanks to barb from www.Sageclinician.com Control Your Mental State [35:00] When Dave first started his session he knew everyone in the room. At first this bummed him out. He explains how there were two ways to think about your presentation when the room was not completely full. Being positive is a choice. It takes effort, and it may not be easy. Always deliver your best as you never know who is listening or watching Dave may be more accessible than other podcasters Dave talks about jumping up and down on the stage during his presentation.  Dave Starts ClevelandPodcasters.com [42:00] Dave is using meetup.com to try to get together a group of Cleveland Podcasters if you are in the Northeast Ohio Podcaster come over and sign up.  During the show an Atlanta group decided to create a group.  Minding The Gap Podcast [45:30] Matt's show will be a podcast documenting going from where you are to where you want to be. You can find him at www.mindingthegap.net Matt talks about how he is traveling for his job now and its throwing a wrench into his production.  Now that Jim has a personal connection, Jim is more likely to listen to Matt's podcast. Focus on CONTENT first. Then worry about the graphics, etc. Dave went over 1 million downloads this week.    Mentioned in this Episode Avada Wordpress theme Dave is at www.schoolofpodcasting.com Jim is at www.theaverageguy.tv          

It's time for some local heroes on our 20th episode, as CMC Oz Artist of the Year and Newcastle singer/songwriter Morgan Evans heads into the podbooth to chat with host Jeremy Dylan about Silverchair's classic 2002 record of orchestrated rock Diorama. Along the way, they break down classic songs "Across the Night", "The Greatest View" and "Luv Your Life" and chat about creating music without boundaries, Morgan's work with Diorama engineer Matt Lovell, the Disney style orchestrations of Van Dyke Parks and weird vs pop. different songwriter or musician discussing their favorite album of all time - their history with it, the making of the album, individual songs and the album's influence on their own music.Jeremy Dylan is a filmmaker from Sydney, Australia who has worked in the music industry since 2007. He has directed the feature film Benjamin Sniddlegrass and the Cauldron of Penguins and the feature music documentary Jim Lauderdale: The King of Broken Hearts, in addition to many commercials and music videos. If you've got any feedback or suggestions, drop us a line at myfavoritealbumpodcast@gmail.com

Matt Lovell spent time on Harley Street, specializing in elite sports and body composition management. Working with Dr’s, dieticians in developing an evidence based protocol approach to these common disorders. In 2002 Matt started working with the England Rugby Team and was part of Clive Woodward’s team that lifted the World Cup in 2003. He continues in the same role working with the England team and was a member of the team who against all the odds reached the final of the 2007 Rugby World Cup. Matt is currently helping the team prepare for the Rugby World Cup 2015 on home soil, and the England 7′s squad ahead of the Common Wealth Games and Rio 2016. Matt’s past and present clients  as Sports Nutritionist include London Wasps, London Irish, Saracens and Leicester Rugby Clubs. He regularly sees normal folk outside of the sporting world to help maintain the breadth of knowledge in health related conditions.  He is involved with the Premiership (football/soccer) currently consultant to Tottenham Hotspur since 2010 and Manchester City for the past 3 seasons.  Matt runs his own elite performance based company. This is aimed at elite athletes and corporations and includes all levels of health related performance. He has written the popular Fat Loss Program Four Week Fat Loss and Regenerate a muscle building anabolic program.  

Today I have Matt Lovell on the line talking all things nutrition. Matt is a real force in the UK from a nutrition stand point. Just top quality information in a no nonsense fashion, delivered in a simple, understandable format. With this in mind I asked Matt to speak at the performance nutrition Summit this year on the subject of nutrition COACHING. It's actually fairly straight forward to learn lots of cool information about nutrition but it's getting people to make changes that matters. In this podcast Matt shares his outline on this very subject including a really good overview of the talk he will be delivering at the Summit. It's something you definitely want to check out. You can get your tickets for the summit at the link below: http://www.strengthandconditioningeducationonline.com/home/performance-nutrition-summit/ Many thanks, Brendan

To grab your copy of the BRAND NEW LEAN BODY CHALLENGE FAT LOSS SYSTEM click on the link below: http://www.leanbodychallengeebook.com In this in depth interview with elite sports nutritionalist Matt Lovell, we really get into the nitty gritty of fat loss with a specific focus on performance. We covered the following areas: Fat loss for performance general overview Top 5 supplements Fuelling performance whilst losing fat Common dietary approaches and pros and cons- carb cycling, back loading, fasting, general deficit, low carb, etc etc The best approach? What the best do, how you've seen success achieved with fat loss in clients. And MUCH, MUCH, MORE!

Matt is my 'Go-To' guy for nutrition in the UK. Whenever I have a question I ask him for his thoughts. Of course there are other great practitioners out there too. And it's good to have these people in your network. In this interview we talked about the following areas: Matt's background, how you got to where he is now with England Rugby, Man City, UK Athletics and Spurs under his client list. A Day in the Life of Matt Lovell- what he does on a regular basis to keep getting results. Integration with the physical aspects of training: Key considerations. Nutrition for strength and power development 5 supplements Matt recommends for general health in people involved in intense exercise. 5 supplements Matt recommends for performance enhancement in athletes. A great interview and quality content as always.