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In this episode of the Coach 'Em Up Podcast, Tim Riley sits down with Alex Effer, an exercise physiologist from Toronto, to discuss biomechanics, training methodologies, and the art of coaching. Alex shares his journey from T-Nation enthusiast to respected exercise physiologist, revealing how mentorship shaped his pragmatic approach to training. They explore the intersection of rehabilitation and performance training, the importance of understanding joint positions and their impact on muscle function, and how individual body structures affect movement patterns.

Alex breaks down his systematic approach to movement assessment, starting with center of mass and working down to specific joint mechanics. He emphasizes the value of focused learning over information overload and shares practical applications that coaches can implement immediately. This conversation bridges the gap between clinical rehabilitation and performance coaching, offering valuable insights for practitioners across the spectrum.

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In this episode, Tim Riley interviews Hunter Crine, a renowned kettlebell coach and community builder. They discuss Hunter's journey, coaching philosophy, kettlebell training, and building a thriving fitness community.

Hunter shares his early experiences with weightlifting, his time at Penn State, and the challenges he faced while working as a personal trainer in NYC. He emphasizes the importance of mentorship in his coaching development.

The conversation delves into the polarizing world of kettlebells, the significance of maintaining athleticism as we age, and strategies for fostering genuine community in the fitness industry. Hunter and Tim explore individualized training approaches, highlighting the mental, emotional, and social dimensions of effective coaching. Hunter also opens up about his experiences with anxiety after moving to LA and how therapy helped him address internal challenges.

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In this episode, Tim Riley sits down with Alex Sterner, a strength and conditioning coach specializing in combat sports, to discuss the art and science of coaching elite athletes. Alex shares his journey from jiu-jitsu practitioner to respected coach, emphasizing the crucial role of mentorship in developing coaching expertise.

They dive deep into the psychology of combat athletes, exploring their masochistic tendencies and how coaches must balance intensity with preservation. Alex reveals strategies for effective communication with high-level fighters and debunks common misconceptions in the science-based fitness community.

The conversation takes a critical turn as they examine movement cults, the absurdity of longevity claims from Functional Patterns, and the ethical responsibilities of coaches. Alex offers invaluable advice for aspiring coaches, stressing the importance of mentorship, personal training experience, and maintaining humility.

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