Podcast #81: Jason Genova Part 2

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Podcast #80: Throwing Fast with Clayton Thompson (RS3 Sports)

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/jacked-athlete-podcast/id1462537296?i=1000601976856 “That’s all that there is, do you hit the ball harder or not? Do you throw harder or not? Do you run faster or not? If you’re not doing any of those things better then your training sucks.” “If you apply more force into the ball at ball release, you win.” “My freshmen year…

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Podcast #79: Achilles Tendon Rehab with David Grey and Matt McInnes Watson

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/jacked-athlete-podcast/id1462537296?i=1000593808623 https://traffic.libsyn.com/jackedathlete/Achilles_Tendon_Rehab.mp3?_ga=2.194871019.719185364.1673458209-613947858.1673458209 Personal Achilles Pain Matt’s Achilles: “I kind of got on top of it with managing how much high velocity stuff I was doing and doing a lot more volume and extensive work.” David: “My Achilles tendinopathy didn’t come back for the five years after that (exercises to get the heel bone and the…

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Podcast #78: Legendary Warmups with Austin Jochum, Lachen Reid, and Nathan Welty

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/jacked-athlete-podcast/id1462537296?i=1000590906233 Dynamic warmups: “Week 3 hit and they just hated it.” “If guys are screaming or yelling during the warmup, that’s a good thing.” Tag, wrestling. “The warmup was literally the worst part of the whole entire practice.” “If all your training is incredibly safe and structured, it’s probably not preparing you in a useful…

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Podcast #77: Developments with Adarian Barr

iTunes Download The “When” Biomechanics: “That’s how things look to me… they really can’t say [about technique].” “When I say technique, it’s what, how and when.” “The what and how I can’t adjust, it is what it is. But the when, I can adjust.” “The when, to me, is the most important part of whatever…

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Podcast #76: Dunk Wisdom with Clint Ainsworth & Dallon Findlay

 Download iTunes Podcast Training “If you can think of a dunk program, I’ve probably done it.” – Clint “A day of plyometrics, rest, a day of really heavy training, take a couple days off, jump, rinse and repeat and have done that for years.” – Dallon Injuries “I partially tore my patellar twice.” – Clint…

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Jumper’s Knee: 61 Things I’ve Learned [Fix Patellar Tendon Pain]

Break a bone? Everyone knows what to do. Pull a muscle? Everyone knows what to do. Hurt a tendon? Nobody has a clue. Here are 61 Things I’ve learned rehabbing myself, others, reading research, and talking to world experts on Patellar Tendon Pain: 1) Don’t Jump Through Pain. You’re Compressing Injured Collagens (VIDEO) 2) Rest…

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Podcast #75: Red Light Therapy 101 with Andrew LaTour (Gembared)

iTunes Download Download 1960s, first lasers developed.. “They started aiming them at rats… hair would grow back faster… the incision would grow back faster.” “Those wavelengths penetrate into the skin deeper than any other wavelengths on the spectrum.” “Most of the benefits are a systemic benefit.” “Red light therapy really works at improving the health…

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Podcast #74: Jump Wisdom with Matt McInnes Watson

Download iTunes Download How to jump higher: “Being able to handle overload at velocity… converting horizontal momentum vertically.” “There are a lot of people that do a lot of work with overload. There’s quite a few people who do a lot of work with velocity. But, there are very few people who get it right…

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Podcast #73: Advanced Tendons with Karl Kadler

iTune Podcast Download Outside of the cell, you have the extracellular matrix. “If you took all the matrix out of your body, you wold be left with a slurry of cells on the floor.” “You are 70% matrix.” “A tissue is like a building (ECM)… the actual people are the cell which are living in…

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