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In this episode of Coach Em Up, Tim Riley sits down with Quentin "Q" Willey – physical therapist, strength coach, and former USA bobsledder – to talk all things performance, physical culture, and challenging outdated thinking in sports medicine. From childhood obsessions with movement to treating elite athletes, Q unpacks his journey and the mindset shifts that helped him thrive in athletics and coaching.

They go deep on the failures of traditional PT, the myths that still plague the performance world, and how real change comes from putting power back in the athlete’s hands. If you're driven, health-conscious, and seeking truth in training, this conversation is a must.

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Check out David on socials! @DavidGreyRehab

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In this episode of Coach Em Up, Tim and Zack are joined by renowned sports rehab specialist David Grey. They dive deep into how rehab principles, social media strategy, and athlete-centric coaching philosophies can completely reshape your approach to training and business. From addressing patellar tendinopathy to exploring concepts like co-contraction, delayed knee extension, and movement variability, this conversation is packed with valuable insight for coaches, trainers, and athletes alike.

Whether you’re dealing with chronic pain, navigating the content creation space as a coach, or just want to level up your athletic performance and understanding of biomechanics — this one’s a must-listen.

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In this episode of Coach Em Up, Tim Riley chops it up with performance coach Justin King — a guy who went from dreaming about abs to coaching Olympic gold medalists, NFL athletes, professional bodybuilders, and building his own brand, Built Better.

Justin opens up about the early days: obsessively attending Charles Poliquin seminars at 17, scraping together money from his grandma to invest in world-class mentorship, and his route to success without ever getting a CSCS.

They get into what really matters in the strength and conditioning world — results, obsession, and putting athletes first. Justin also shares game-changing insights on structural balance, hypertrophy myths, and his secret to counter chronic turf toe. If you’re a coach, athlete, or just someone hungry to learn and level up, this episode is loaded with perspective, laughs, and practical takeaways.

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Look for Jessica on socials! ⁨@coachjburke⁩

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Join host Tim Riley for his chat with Jessica Burke, a strength and conditioning coach who has successfully navigated the collegiate and private sectors. In this episode, Jessica shares her journey, insights into the fitness industry, and valuable advice for aspiring coaches. Jessica discusses the pros and cons of collegiate and private sector coaching, emphasizing the importance of autonomy, intellectual honesty, and taking up space as a woman in a male-dominated field. She shares personal experiences with social media's challenges, managing body image, and revising approaches to food. Embrace her advice for transitioning coaches and discover the similarities and differences among athletes in different sectors. Don't miss the engaging anecdotes and sponsor highlights featured in this episode.

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Check out Dane's socials! @GarageStrength @ghostfacedmillah @randykpl69Get a free trial with TrainHeroic ➡️ https://bit.ly/coachemuppodcastEleiko.com/coachemup for 10% off!Code “coachemup” for 20% at Legends.comCode “coachemup15” for 15% at Squatwedgiez.comJoin us in this enlightening episode of the Coach 'Em Up Podcast, where Tim Riley interviews renowned strength coach Dane Miller, the brain behind Garage Strength. From hitchhiking across Canada to training with Dr. Anatoliy Bondarchuk and crafting a unique gym culture, Dane shares his journey, insights, and wisdom on dynamic training systems and athlete-specific programs. His story is rich with lessons for aspiring coaches, highlighting the need for continuous learning, feedback adaptation, and a strong culture based on trust and accountability. Dive deeper into Dane's methods and his philosophy on modern coaching!Don't forget to take a minute to like the pod and subscribe to the channel! The bigger we grow, the more flexibility we have to bring guests like Dane on the podcast. We couldn't do this without you!

Look for Austin on Youtube and Instagram! @austinjochum @jochumstrength Get a free trial with TrainHeroic ➡️ https://bit.ly/coachemuppodcastEleiko.com/coachemup for 10% off!Code “coachemup” for 20% at Legends.comCode “coachemup15” for 15% at Squatwedgiez.comWelcome to another exciting episode of the Coach 'Em Up Podcast with your hosts Tim Riley and Zack Zillner! In this episode, we delve into fascinating conversations with Austin Jochum about the dynamic world of content creation, training philosophies, and the natural evolution of his coaching journey. We kick-off with Tim's praise for Austin's venture into long-form content, discussing how this shift from short-form content champions authenticity and deep audience engagement. They explore the pitfalls of short-form content that often stymies creativity due to its repetitive formats and the resultant burnout among creators.Austin shares insights on how he navigates content creation, stressing the importance of starting without overthinking. He likens this to his foray into Olympic weightlifting, highlighting the invaluable learning derived from action and self-reflection. This philosophy, he notes, is applicable beyond content creation—extending into realms of sports and personal growth.Addressing the contentious marketing tactics in the fitness domain, Austin takes a strong stance against the deluge of quick-fix solutions that mislead, underscoring a need for reliability and honesty in coaching. The show critiques reliance on calculators for training predictions instead of focusing on individual athlete experiences and needs.The podcast also champions the integration of play and game-based scenarios in training. Austin passionately discusses how such methods better equip athletes for sports-specific problem-solving than rigid drills do. Through anecdotes from his athletes' preferences for games over traditional drills, Austin and the hosts advocate for a balance that fosters creativity alongside discipline.Austin recounts his personal coaching journey—a narrative steeped in evolution and the courage to defy established norms. His willingness to test different coaching modalities provides a blueprint for young coaches to embrace diverse influences for holistic professional growth.Let's continue learning and growing together! Don't forget to Like, Comment, and Subscribe for more insightful episodes!

Check out Chad! @JuggernautTrainingSystems @chadwesleysmith @juggernauttrainingGet a free trial with TrainHeroic ➡️ https://bit.ly/coachemuppodcastEleiko.com/coachemup for 10% off!Code “coachemup” for 20% at Legends.comCode “coachemup15” for 15% at Squatwedgiez.comJoin Tim Riley as he delves into a fascinating discussion with renowned strength coach and power lifter Chad Wesley Smith. From throwing 20m in shotput to achieving a 1,050kg powerlifting total, Chad is an athlete and coach you can't miss. In this episode, discover Smith's transition from athlete to coach, the evolution of his training philosophies, and the founding of Juggernaut Training Systems. Smith shares invaluable insights into aligning training methods with specific sports, the impact of a broad perspective, and the essence of effective coaching. Whether you're an athlete or a coach, there's something here for everyone. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more engaging content!Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more engaging discussions on training, performance, and growth. The Coach Em Up team couldn't do it without you!

Connect with Dr. Susie! @dr.susie.squats Get a free trial with TrainHeroic ➡️ https://bit.ly/coachemuppodcastEleiko.com/coachemup for 10% off!Code “coachemup” for 20% at Legends.comCode “coachemup15” for 15% at Squatwedgiez.comJoin hosts Tim Riley and Zack Zillner on this episode of the Coach Em Up Podcast as they welcome Dr. Susie Spirlock, a trailblazer in physical therapy and online coaching. Together, they explore the necessity for loading during physical therapy, the limitations of traditional rehabilitation methods, and the biopsychosocial aspects of pain. Dr. Spirlock's insights into individualized care and non-linear recovery processes offer valuable lessons to listeners by emphasizing early loading, functional movement, and strength training.Discover how Dr. Spirlock's background in youth sports shaped her path in physical therapy, leading to her prominent position as a respected coach. Her transition from conventional PT to an online business showcases the power of authenticity, community, and ongoing education. Don't miss her tips for addressing the emotional aftermath of injuries and her strategies for finding the right therapist.Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more engaging discussions on training, performance, and growth. The Coach Em Up team couldn't do it without you!