In this episode, guest Ryan DeBell from Movement Fix discusses his thoughts on movement assessment, programming, and life. 

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What are the movement challenges that we face as humans?

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How do we as coaches and trainers make connections with our clients to address fundamental movement needs?

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This episode capitalizes on Ryan's experience over the past decade learning and teaching people about movement. 

In this episode we discuss the physiology and program design considerations for training for muscle hypertrophy. 

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We discuss the 3 Mechanisms of Muscle Hypertrophy Mechanical Tension, Metabolic Stress, and Muscle Damage and how to design programs to achieve these mechanisms. 

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We also discuss the volume and intensity considerations for powerlifting training, bodybuilding training, and hypertrophy for field sport athletes. 

This episode cover the Physiology and Programming involved in Training the Strength Athlete

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We go over a number of training adaptations including muscle hypertrophy and neuromuscular adaptations. 

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In this episode, you’ll learn about the physiology and programming involved in training the endurance athlete.

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This episode starts off discussing all of the training adaptations that occur with endurance training.

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We then relate the science and the physiology to making programming decisions. 

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In this episode, we dive into training the speed athlete. We make connections between the physiology, training adaptations, and programming considerations involved in improving speed. 

There are specific physiologic adaptations including rate coding, muscular synchronization, enzyme changes, and muscle fiber type transitions that occur with training.

The programming decisions we make impact the way these physiological variables will change and if our athlete will improve speed. 

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In this podcast, Bill Miller, CSCS breaks down his system for developing Rotational Power in athletes.

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Bill became obsessed with speed and rotational power from his experience as the “big guy” baseball player who lacked rotational speed and power. 

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Through years of experience training athletes and refining his system for objective testing and training, he discovered the reason that he was velocity deficient and how to test and train athletes with similar deficits.

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A lot of our discussion involves the nuance and specificity of training adaptations and why the athlete with the highest 1RM often isn’t the one hitting the most home runs.

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Bill performs unique objective measures on his athletes including force velocity profiling by measuring speed of medicine ball throws of various weights. Other objective measures that we discuss include reactive strength index, rate of force development, max strength, and more!

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Bill wrote “Swing Fast” which is available on Amazon and I’d definitely recommend for strength coaches working with rotational athlete.

In this episode, Dan Cohen Physical Therapist and Fitness coach provides some insight on how PT works in Israel. We discuss strategies for load monitoring and using subjective and objective measures of recovery to aid in programming. 

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We touch on the direction of Physical Therapy and Strength and Conditioning as well as the utility of metrics such as heart rate variability, RPE, autoregulation, reps in reserve, and more!

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Thanks Dan for being a guest on The Movement System Podcast!

CSCS Prep Episode- Rehab and Reconditioning with Barbell Rehab

Types of Sports Injuries

Tissue Healing Process

Rehab Programming

and More!

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The episode will prepare you for the NSCA CSCS Exam.

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In this episode, Tim Woo (SoCal BikePT) talks about his treatment techniques, methodology, and business experience building a cash based practice treating cyclists.

Tim discusses his practical approach to pain science and how he weaves it into building great relationships with clients. 

He also gives some tips on how to "Speak the language" of the people in your niche as well as his approach to marketing. 

This should be really informative for therapists or trainers looking to work with triathletes, cyclists, runners, and endurance athletes.

The sports of triathlon, cycling, ultra marathon, etc. all have their own lingo and personality that you have to understand and dive into to get into their world.