Paul Spada is one of the best Collegiate Strength and Conditioning coaches out there. His knowledge of his craft is undeniable, but it is the level of passion for what he does that really separates him from the pack and helps him to connect with his athletes and get them to their absolute best.

Dr. Jaime Schehr is a nationally recognized expert in integrative medicine and nutrition, and holds duel licenses as a Naturopathic Physician and Registered Dietitian.

In our discussion with Jaime on this episode, we specifically focus on the subject of longevity, what that means, and what practical steps you can do to start moving the needle in the direction you want.

Jaime is an incredible resource, and we are very grateful to have her on the podcast for her third time.

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Dr. Mike Nelson is a human performance specialist, with a PhD in Exercise Physiology and a MS in Biomechanics. He works with athletes and professionals at all levels to optimize training and nutrition to get the most out of their performance.

On today's episode, we specifically target the various fitness fads and crazes being proliferated on social media to help provide our listeners with the tools to sift through them all and determine what is legitimate, and what is bogus.

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Mike Molloy is a long time friend, and the nutritionist to numerous CrossFit Games Athletes in addition to a host of general population clients who just want to look and feel better. He has a refreshing and holistic approach to nutrition, wellness, and when appropriate, performance. This last element is where we spend most of the conversation today. Specifically in regards to perspectives on steroids, testosterone replacement therapy, peptides, and more.

This episode is packed with interesting and useful information. Enjoy.

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Kate is a Strength coach as well as a Mental and Emotional coach, not to mention a world champion Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner. Kate is passionate about helping people overcome challenges, whether it is in the gym, or dealing with past traumas. She has the ability to not only empathize with her clients, but to sympathize as well, considering her own past traumas, which we discuss in this episode. Check her out, she is an incredible woman, with incredible passion.

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On this week’s episode, we welcome Ali Kershner, Director of Creative Strategy for Art of Coaching. Ali played soccer for Duke University, was a strength and conditioning coach for Stanford and Kansas where she developed a love for training in the weight room. After working with mentors at different collegiate programs, Ali learned to curate a coaching style that nurtures the coach-athlete relationship. Ali has a refreshing perspective on what it means to be a good coach, and we absolutely enjoyed having her on the show.

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