Just Fly Performance Podcast

Just Fly Performance Podcast


Latest Episodes

318: Pat Davidson on Aerial and Terrestrial Factors in Athletic Performance Training
August 04, 2022

Todays episode features Pat Davidson, Ph.D.. Pat is an independent trainer and educator in NYC. Pat is the creator of the Rethinking the Big Patterns lecture series, is a former college professor

317: Jeff Howser on Speed Training Wisdom From the Dark Side of the Moon
July 28, 2022

Todays episode features track and sport performance coach, Jeff Howser. Jeff has been coaching track and field since 1971, and was himself a 6x ACC champion, named as one of the ACCs top 50 track a

316: Simon Capon on Present-Moment Awareness and Flow-State Cultivation
July 21, 2022

Todays episode features sports psychologist, Simon Capon. Simon is a hypnotherapist, Master NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) practitioner, as well as the author of the book Its Time to Start Win

315: Rick Franzblau on Sprint and Strength Training Optimization Based on Athlete Structural Type
July 14, 2022

Todays episode brings back Rick Franzblau, assistant AD for Olympic Sports Performance at Clemson University.

314: Alex Effer on “Jacked Shoulders” in Sprinting, Athletic Squatting Mechanics, and Rotational Dynamics of Locomotion
July 07, 2022

Todays episode brings back Alex Effer. Alex is the owner of Resilient Training, and has extensive experience in strength & conditioning, exercise physiology and the biomechanical function of the bod

313: Joel Smith Q&A on Exercise Selection, Sport Speed Concepts, and Jump Training Setups
June 30, 2022

Todays episode features a question and answer session with Joel Smith.

312: Rob Gray on Higher Athletic Ceilings with Differential Learning and Optimized Variability Training
June 23, 2022

Todays episode welcomes back to the show, Rob Gray, professor at Arizona State University and host of the Perception & Action Podcast.

311: Kyle Dobbs on “Macro-to-Micro” Thinking in Strength, Speed and Corrective Exercise
June 16, 2022

On the show today, Kyle Dobbs will speak on where and when we tend to get overly complex, or overly regressive in our training and programming.

310: Andrew Sheaff on A Fusion of Track and Swimming Concepts in Athletic Speed Development
June 09, 2022

Todays episode features swim coach Andrew Sheaff. Andrew is an assistant swimming coach at the University of Virginia, winners of the last two NCAA womens championships.

309: Rob Assise on Plyometric Complexes, “Crescendo Sets” and Variability in Speed and Power Training
June 02, 2022

Todays episode features Rob Assise. Rob has 19 years of experience teaching mathematics and coaching track and field at Homewood-Flossmoor High School