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Erik Bartell is a military veteran, fitness coach, and entrepreneur who has worked with major brands such as Performix, Fit-Ops Foundation, Spartan Race, and most recently, Bravo Sierra.  His journey into the fitness industry wasn't linear, but his drive and talents have ensured he's continued to be successful at every stop. 

A lot entrepreneurs don't know how to stop hustling. Celestine Vettical is one of those guys. After selling his last startup, Performix, to Baker Hughes he could have easily kicked back and relaxed a bit. Instead he identified a new problem in the industry, rolled up his sleeves and founded inerG. Enjoy!

A lot entrepreneurs don’t know how to stop hustling. Celestine Vettical is one of those guys. After selling his last startup, Performix, to Baker Hughes he could have easily kicked back and relaxed a bit. Instead he identified a new problem in the industry, rolled up his sleeves and founded inerG. Enjoy! The post InerG on Oil and Gas Startups Podcast appeared first on Digital Wildcatters.

G Fuel brings back its Doom Eternal collaboration Spicy Demon'ade with another flavor in Sour Demon'ade, Performix completely unveils its hard-hitting fat burner SST V3X, Rule One introduces its Rise Krispies style protein bar BaR1, and MTN DEW teams up with basketball legend LeBron James for the MTN DEW Rise Energy drink.

How do you separate stress from trauma? What are the ways that we end up building exactly what we need to heal from our past? And how can we get curious about the ways in which we can find safety? This and so much more deep introspection with Matt Hesse. Matt, an Army veteran and entrepreneur, is the founder of FitOps Foundation which helps fellow veterans find stability, success, and community in the fitness industry. He also founded Performix, a supplement line, and Performix House, a premier gym and fitness center in New York City. On this episode of Curious Minds with Dr. L, Matt Hesse explores his own history of childhood trauma and the impact that it had on his current choices and pathways as an adult. He discusses how vulnerability can allow for healing and the ways in which using your physical body can complete a psychological transformation.  TIME STAMPS: 3:34 - Seeing the glass half full during the pandemic. 6:14 - Compartmentalizing stress and trauma.  10:45 - How a history of childhood trauma and abuse inform an adult’s mind.  13:03 - Internal conflict manifesting as anger. 16:07 - The power of unconscious discovery. 19:38 - Building what you need to heal. 25:58 - The importance of service. 30:17 - How you move away from living a life in fear. 33:10 - When imposter syndrome shows up where you work.  41:39 - Human Declaration Quiz 43:40 - Closing Curiosities   FOR MORE ON MATT HESSE: website: www.fitops.org  instagram: www.instagram.com/matthesse FOR MORE ON DR. L: website: www.drlarapence.com instagram: www.instagram.com/drlarapence twitter: www.twitter.com/drlarapence

Matt Hesse is the Founder and CEO of FIT OPS, an innovative health and wellness company.With a background ranging from athletics to the military, as well as owning and operating a chain of nutritional retail outlets. Matt has combined his lifelong passion for health and nutrition education with savvy marketing platforms to launch successful, pioneering brands such as PERFORMIX, Training Day, and ORB Wellness.Matt leads FIT OPS and its brands with a determination to evolve the wellness space. Offering honest, straight forward products and services which help users create a healthier lifestyle. Matt is intensely involved in the veteran community, and his mission in helping veterans find a healthy transition from the military into fitness, this is his greatest passion.In this episode, Sgt. Be Real talks to Matt about his experiences during and after the Military. They also discussed that many veterans tend to forget the importance of physical fitness after they got out.Let's listen to them and find an opportunity to refocus, find a purpose, and live that purpose. We will also know about Fitops, it was founded on the belief that fitness is transformative to every aspect of our lives. To be humble and hungry for success in being our physical best is a mindset that can be brought into both personal and professional relationships. Key Notes: Creating a better transitioning program for veteransVeterans tend to forget the importance of physical fitness after they got outLost of purpose can really affect veterans after transitioning out of the MilitaryThe Military gave him leadership skills Connect With Matt:https://www.instagram.com/matt_hesse/?hl=enFitops:https://fitops.org/https://www.facebook.com/FitOpsFoundation Connect With Sgt. 1st Class (SFC) John Valentine:Website:https://veteransbereal.com/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/veteransbereal/Apple Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/veterans-be-real/id1507792755 Please don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast and leave us a 5 star written review on iTunes.   

PerforMix Helping Producers Keep Cattle Healthy this Summer

PerforMix Nutrition and Nutra Blend Partner to Donate 8,200 pounds of Beef to The Idaho Foodbank & Second Harvest Aiding in COVID-19 Relief for Families

Why Listen: There is so much to love about today's interview. First of all on the professional side, Matt went from the Army National Guard and an unexpected departure into opening a series of nutrition supplement franchises that built up a skill set for him to then start his own performance supplement company, actually creating and selling many of these products, and then to his current role with company called Fit Ops which is doing absolutely unbelievable things in the military community training people physically, mentally, and emotionally,. II just loved so much of what Matt had to share in this interview. We cover a lot of ground in this interview we talk about things like mentorship, finding clarity through, of all things daydreaming. Finding one's purpose through a combination of authenticity, excitement and discomfort. And we talk about letting your gut guide you in decisions. And I love in particular Matt's thoughts about not discounting yourself not counting yourself out from the dreams and aspirations that you have. This is both an informative interview, but it's also a very inspirational conversation and I think you'll really enjoy this this episode. I want to give a special thanks to the Carlson School of Management, whose financial sponsorship made this interview possible. I want to share a little bit more about them, because while many people talk about supporting the military community, the Carlson School of Management, put their money where their mouth was and literally gave us the funds to produce five or six new episodes which you'll see in the next couple of weeks. So whether you're transitioning to civilian career or continuing military service, an MBA from Carlson at the University of Minnesota prepares you for a high impact career in business. Carlson is committed to the veteran community and provides the benefits experiencial learning and network to accelerate your career. In addition to a resident tuition waiver all admitted full time MBA military candidates receive generous scholarships and stipends to cover expenses that may not be eligible for the GI Bill. If you're interested in learning more, you can email MBA at you. in.edu also in the show notes at beyond uniform.org I'll include this information as well. Thank you so much Carlson School of Management for your support. So with that, let's dive in to my conversation with Matt Hesse. About Matt: Matt Hesse is the Chairman & Founder of the FitOps, the CEO of Performix, and the Founder & CEO of COrr-Jensen. He also serves as an Advisory Council Member on the President’s Council on Physical Fitness and Sports. He served in the Army and National Guard for nearly five years, and was a multi unit franchise store owner for GNC.   

Matt Hesse joined The Protectors to discuss FitOps, building a program to empower veterans, teaming up with John Cena, and tons of other great topics.  Thanks Matt!Matt Hesse & FitOps: FitOps Foundation was founded by Army Veteran Matt Hesse, the CEO of Performix and an Army veteran. Through his professional life, he has built brands that put customers at the center, where they are surrounded by innovation to become their best selves. FitOps is the philanthropic extension of that work, focused on helping his fellow veterans find stability, success and community in the fitness industry.About Fit Ops: FitOps was founded on the belief that fitness is transformative to every aspect of our lives. To be humble and hungry for success in being our physical best is a mindset that can be brought into both personal and professional relationships.We don't believe that any service member starts from scratch professionally when they enter civilian life--in fact, quite the opposite. FitOps is specifically designed to build on the fitness and leadership experience that veterans gained during their time in the service. The result is Certified Veteran Fitness Operatives (CVFOs) who guide themselves and their clients on a path toward being their personal best--in fitness and in life.Fit Ops on the web: https://fitops.org/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/theprotectors)

Devon Levesque, a former athlete-turned-trainer and now entrepreneur talks with John and answers questions from fans on Instagram Live. He turned his passion into a business and is now an owner of the “most exclusive gym in NYC,” according to Forbes, and multiple other fitness-related ventures. You’ll hear his take on tips for staying healthy while staying at home and how he’s adapting his businesses to the quarantine.

Jeremy Potvin discusses his recent victory in 2019 which qualified him for the 2020 Mr. Olympia, serving in the US military, Performix and the FitOps Foundation.

Matt Hesse is the CEO of Performix and Performix House, where no expense has been spared to provide the highest level of service and fitness quality. From the trainers who charge hundreds of dollars per-hour, to IV-therapy, recovery, amino smoothies on tap, a class that has infused elements from the earth, and the rich smell of mahogany; Performix House is anything but standard! Matt is also the Founder of Fit Ops, an organization that works with veterans by putting them through a special "personal trainer boot camp" to help them get jobs in the fitness industry after active service. Performix also makes the first “Molecular Hydrogen-charged pre-workout”. And then, to top it off, all of their trainers are massive social media influencers. So, is the cost, style and level of Performix House the Future of fitness? You decide. Performix House Performix Supplements Performix House Instagram Performix Supplements Instagram Fit Ops Instagram Fit Ops Teaser Video Matt Hesse's Instagram ### Joey's Instagram Joey's Website Fad or Future Website

With Army Veteran Erik Bartell. Director of Fitops Foundation, a non profit helping veterans find their purpose through fitness with a lifetime support network. FitOps is a non-profit organization powered by PERFORMIX® that trains and certifies veterans as elite personal trainers. The on-site program concludes with the certification of fitness industry professionals — who are experts in exercise and in leadership, designated as Certified Veteran Fitness Operatives (CVFO). For more information, go to https://fitops.org/ The Brave and Faithful Podcast is sponsored by Fortis Et Fidelis, a brand dedicated to the brave and faithful service of our military members. To learn more about the brave and faithful, go to https://www.fortis-fidelis.com/blogs/news-stories --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fortis-et-fidelis/support

Matt Hesse, CEO of Performix, discusses the trials and tribulations of the brand, the new re-brand, their partnership with John Cena, the FitOps Foundation and the Performix House.

Craig chats with Performix House trainer Meg Hayden about her journey from athlete to trainer. They talk about how growing up in Hawaii with older parents shaped Meg's outlook on life and how she first found strength and conditioning thanks to her own trainer in high school. Plus, the moment she realized she was going to have to leave all her friends and transfer colleges.The pair also talks about training philosophy. Meg explains how and whyshe loves programming to her clients lives, past and present and they wrap up talking about her own training and her newest venture into group fitness.The Train With The Best Podcast is powered by Kitu Life Inc. For 25% off Super Espresso, Super Coffee and Super Creamer, use the code "TRAINWITHTHEBEST" at checkout at DrinkSuperCoffee.com.For 20% off the highest quality protein you can find, use the code "TRAINWITHTHEBEST" at checkout at LiveMomentous.com!Our theme music was made by Jamarian Bates. You can contact him via Soundcloud here: @jaybates40oz!

Craig Hoffman travels to Performix House NYC to chat with his good friend Lauren Kanski. They talk about Lauren's evolution from "cardio creature" to kettlebell queen. Plus, her breaking point at her desk job that vaulted her to fitness and how she decided to jump from Equinox to Performix.Kanski is also a nutrition expert with must-hear advice on separating food from exercise. Follow Lauren on Instagram at Instagram.com/lkfit.nyc!The Train With The Best Podcast is powered by Kitu Life Inc. For 25% off Super Espresso, Super Coffee and Super Creamer, use the code "TRAINWITHTHEBEST" at checkout at DrinkSuperCoffee.com.For 20% off the highest quality protein you can find, use the code "TRAINWITHTHEBEST" at checkout at LiveMomentous.com!Our theme music was made by Jamarian Bates. You can contact him via Soundcloud here: @jaybates40oz!

Each one of us is sailing uncharted seas every day. Few of us have any idea where we want to sail and most are stuck in a lull in the middle of the sea hoping for a miracle, but what happens if that miracle doesn't show up on it's own?.In this episode I got to interview the wonderful Alex Silver-Fagan, NYC fitness influencer, NIKE master trainer and Performix trainer where she shares her entire story in an inspiring and uplifting way..This episode is filled with nuggets of gold! I hope you enjoy it. .Website: www.neuroathletics.com.auEmail: hello@neuroathletics.coInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thediamondboss_Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/neuroathletics_Personal Website: www.thediamondboss.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/thediamondbosss

Dani Golan who oversees strategy, a go-to market, and overall company operations at Kaminario. Previously, Dani served as president and general manager of Performix technology which was acquired by Nice Systems in 2006. Prior to Performix, he served as an executive responsible for leading new ventures at EMC. He holds a BSc of electrical engineering, summa cum laude at Technion – Israel Institute of Technology and an MBA from The Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University. Prior to his professional career, Dani served as a fighter pilot and officer in the Israeli Air Force. Famous Five: Favorite Book? – The Goal What CEO do you follow? – N/A Favorite online tool? — Skype How many hours of sleep do you get?— Quite inconsistent If you could let your 20-year old self, know one thing, what would it be? – Dani would tell himself to focus on what’s important   Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:44 – Nathan introduces Dani to the show 01:33 – Being a fighter pilot and an entrepreneur are similar things for Dani 01:57 – Kaminario is an infrastructure for the cloud 02:47 – Kaminario brings efficiency to data sets, data centers and data bases 02:50 – Kaminario is the development of net generation data storage infrastructure 03:02 – Most of Kaminario’s customers are net generation business models 03:13 – They needed a completely different data infrastructure that can grow with them 03:37 – Legacy enterprises generates more data 03:51 – Kaminario has raised a total of $280M including their latest round of $75M 04:30 – Kaminario is dealing with 2 of hottest markets in IT: flash and cloud 04:42 – Flash created the opportunity for Kaminario to be in the greatest revolution for IT 05:40 – If you’re pushing your valuation to perfection, there is no perfection in IT 06:05 – Make sure you have a fair valuation for your company 06:24 – The sentiment of investors is that they appreciate the growth in the past but now they’re asking for real businesses, especially when it comes to IT 06:49 – Investors want to see pass the profitability 07:09 – Kaminario is closed to profitability 07:30 – Kaminario’s past investors have also participated and shared significantly 09:00 – Businesses should protect their employees 09:44 – When you are getting money for the company, 3 means you have to get $3M to the investors 10:40 – “Valuation is bullsh*t if you have crazy terms” 10:50 – Employees are far more important than actual valuation 11:05 – Kaminario was launched in 2008 on April fools’ day which is the same as Apple 11:57 – Kaminario now has thousands of customers 12:21 – How fast a specific customer is going to buy more is one of the metrics that Kaminario measures 12:51 – Kaminario is doing serve and apply which is software, hardware and service 13:30 – Kaminario sells to cloud providers or to the SaaS companies 13:44 – The SaaS is the larger revenue source 13:57 – By 2019, the total cloud market will be 175B 14:03 – Around 120B are SaaS companies 15:32 – SaaS companies charge their customers monthly 15:37 – SaaS companies pay Kaminario a one-time fee for infrastructure 15:46 – There is an on-going payment for maintenance 16:20 – The expansion revenue 16:28 – If a SaaS company started with $300K, they will go over $1M by the end of 12 months 17:45 – Team size is 250 but the inside sales team isn’t that big 18:17 – Kaminario has a presence in the market 18:57 – Data grows exponentially every year 19:23 – Normally, customers would start cautiously and would just eventually gain trust in Kaminario 19:55 – First metric to measure the 3x growth is by capacity 20:45 – Kaminario is the most scalable product in the market 20:50 – Kaminario can fit roughly 12 terabytes of 400K iPhones 21:48 – Kaminario has never lost a customer 22:00 – Kaminario is a big funnel 22:12 – Kaminario’s revenue stream is 50% from new sign-ups and 50% from existing 24:04 – Kaminario’s last round was closed in Q4 of 2016 24:41 – When you are in Kaminario’s business, it’s not a sprint, it’s a marathon 25:00 – Kaminario’s number one competitor is EMC 26:06 – The Famous Five   3 Key Points: Valuation is useless if you’re aiming for perfection, there will always be flaws. Focus on keeping your employees and customers happy. A customer won’t easily trust a product at first so you have to earn that trust, ensuring they stay longer.   Resources Mentioned: The Top Inbox – The site Nathan uses to schedule emails to be sent later, set reminders in inbox, track opens, and follow-up with email sequences Klipfolio – Track your business performance across all departments for FREE Hotjar – Nathan uses Hotjar to track what you’re doing on this site. He gets a video of each user visit like where they clicked and scrolled to make the site a better experience Acuity Scheduling – Nathan uses Acuity to schedule his podcast interviews and appointments Host Gator– The site Nathan uses to buy his domain names and hosting for the cheapest price possible Audible– Nathan uses Audible when he’s driving from Austin to San Antonio (1.5-hour drive) to listen to audio books Show Notes provided by Mallard Creatives

NYC-based coach and Performix athlete Andy Speer talks about his unique approach to training and coaching, and why he likes to compete in sports ranging from Olympic lifting to martial arts into his 30s. Highlights: - Andy's famous resemblances - Why he's competing in Olympic lifting for the first time - How he navigates the "dance" of following a specialization program and staying well-rounded - How his training is different at 36 than 26 - The need for an occasional "gut check" even while on a specialized program - How he balanced the front burner and back burner in his training, and his clients training - Splits vs full-body training, and how to have a little of both - Why he thinks a "back day" is beneficial even when full-body training - Muscle: "the best anti-aging protocol out there" - Eating in your 30s vs eating in your teens - The two training modalities that helped build his foundation - The fulfillment of the coaching life - The allure of competition and "challenges" - The secret of doing a get-up with your girlfriend on your arm Be sure to follow us on social media for daily fitness updates! Twitter | https://twitter.com/bodybuildingcom Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/Bodybuildingcom Snapchat | https://www.snapchat.com/add/bodybuildingcom Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/bodybuildingcom/ Pinterest | https://www.pinterest.com/Bodybuildingcom/ YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/user/bodybuildingcomvideo Google+ | https://plus.google.com/+bodybuildingcom Spotify | http://spoti.fi/1NRebm0 Mobile Apps | http://bbcom.me/2d7tixc Bodybuilding.com | http://www.bodybuilding.com/podcast

Today we quickly go over everything that went down at the Arnold Classic with the return of Gaspari's PlasmaJet and SP250, more supplements from Performix and Muscle Pharm's Black Series. We also touch on important things that have happened since then including Black Market's new Aminos, everything going on at Muscletech with Phospha Muscle and PhosphaGrow, and the war between Jim Stoppani's Jym supplements and Muscle Pharm's Hardcore Series.

Catch up on all the news from the week of February 2nd including the formula reveal of Muscle Pharm's Hardcore Series Wreckage, Bodybuilding.com's hacking drama, Gaspari's rebranding, Chaos and Pain's reintroduction of AMP citrate, and details on Performix's upcoming ISO 9:2:2 as well as our review of Ion

Catch up on all the top stories from the week of January 19th with details and opinions on Muscle Pharm's upcoming Hardcore Series, BPI's Best Creatine, MAN's PepTEST Bulk formula, the new pre-workout Ion coming from Performix, the Bodybuilding.com exclusive True Grit, and Dedicated Nutrition's reformulated BCAA Sensation.

With Google now in posession of an SEO company like DoubleClick , how will Google approach search marketing from here and what about Performix.

Google acquires Performix, now will Google will go through everyone that Performix has done to websites. Mikkel and Dave ask will Google go through everyone that Performix has done to websites after acquiring it

Talking affiliate marketing and Commission Junction and Performix Pros and Cons with one of the oldest affiliate marketers in the industry Scott Jangro.