Just Fly Performance Podcast
Latest Episodes
442: David Grey on High Performance Foot Training and Isometric Concepts
David Grey on foot training, concepts of loading and intensity in rehab, what tends to be missing from many rehab programs, and much more.
441: Katie St. Clair on Feet, Hips, and Connective Tissue Principles in Movement Performance
Katie St. Clair on foot and hip training, connective tissue's role in performance, importance of ballistic movements in programming, and more.
440: Eric Guthrie on Movement Challenges and Athlete Driven Development
Eric Guthrie on building movement challenges for athlete, programing that continually scales into an athletes growing needs, and much more.
439: Derek Hansen on Pendulum Swings of Resisted Sprinting and Aerobic Development in Sports Performance
Derek Hansen covers the pendulum swing, and the importance of aerobic development, even in speed and power-seeking athletes, and much more!
438: Vern Gambetta on Isometrics, “Spectrum-Training” and Rhythm, in Athletic Development
Vern Gambetta on complex training, leg circuits, his history with isometric training, PNF concepts, rhythmic aspects in training, and more.
437: Cody Bidlow on Breaking Sprint Barriers and Intuitive Training Concepts
Cody Bidlow on many aspects of training: intensity, essentialism, workout regulation, resisted sprinting, complex training, and much more.
436: Julien Pineau on Skeletal Loading, Sandbags and the Art of Instinctive Training
Julien Pineau on body intelligence in training, sensory aspects (myotomes) of hands and feet, the role of anxiety/frustration, and more.
435: Jamie Smith (Strength Culture) on Isometric Exploration and Challenging Traditional Strength Paradigms
Jamie Smith (Strength Culture) discusses building awareness and encouraging movement exploration to enhance athleticism and much more.
434: Chris Kelly on Airway Dynamics and Force Production in Athletic Movement
Chris Kelly on the airway, head, and neck as they pertain to sprinting and human movement, fatigue based compensatory strategies, and more.
433: Seth Lintz on Sprint Training and Instinctive Athleticism
Seth Lintz covers his recent work with sprinting, locomotion, and postural balance, and how it fits in with training pitching velocity.