#103 Buhler Athletic Injuries & Human Performance

09/16/20 • 79 min

Bert Sorin sits down with Dr. Buhler, Dr. Parker, and Dr. Neff of the Buhler Amit Institute. Bert was in Utah for a business trip, and while there sought treatment from the AMIT Institute Staff Team. To say he was impressed was an understatement. In this episode, they discuss pain, injury as a process, and how injuries leave a lasting "imprint" on the body. They also speak on the mechanisms of natural healing, how we can heal better, and repairing old injury patterns that limit true recovery. Give us 5 Stars, Comment, and Share! Be Legendary!

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#102 Beyond Sets & Reps - FitFighter™ Founder, Sarah Apgar

As a woman who seems to be doing it all (athlete, veteran, firefighter, entrepreneur, mom, wife, and more), Sarah Apgar was a perfect guest for this special September 11th tribute episode. Her passion for helping train first responders comes through as soon as she begins talking about FitFighter - the steel fire hose training tool she invented and built a company around. If there ever was an example of someone who’s on their way to being legendary, Sarah Apgar is a model for all of us to level up. This episode was made possible by our podcast sponsors Sorinex and EliteForm.

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#104 Pat Ivey's Mental Conditioning Course

Announcing the release of Dr. Pat Ivey's Mental Conditioning course. In this episode, Pat sits down with Mackenzie to review how the course came to be, who it's for, and what you'll learn. Realizing that he had been taught the wrong ideas about the mental part of sport, Pat set out to get it right. That meant going as far as getting a doctorate in sport psychology, by studying elite athletes, and using research to help not only athletes but anyone looking to improve their mental game. Get on the waitlist for the course to get all the details. And a huge thanks to the podcast sponsors, Sorinex and EliteForm, who make this all possible.