Just Fly Performance Podcast
Latest Episodes
390: Logan Christopher on Breath Training and Breaking Mental Barriers in Human Performance
Strongman, Logan Christopher, on deep breathing, mental training, and visualization for optimal sports performance.
389: Dave Kerin on Curvilinear Sprinting and Rotational Dynamics in Athletic Movement
David Kerin talks on curvilinear sprinting's elements and implications for high jump and general athletic movements, and much more.
388: Devin Hayes on Multi-Lateral Throwing Development and the Road to High Velocity
Devin Hayes on his shift from baseball to javelin, discusses coaching intervention, and relaxation techniques for enhanced performance.
387: Chris Bramah and JB Morin on Sprint Biomechanics and Advancing Injury Risk Factors
Chris Bramah and JB Morin discuss biomechanics, injury prevention, and factors influencing sprinting.
386: Sam Wuest on Elasticity, Tension-Relaxation and Keys to Athletic Longevity
Sam Wuest goes into the ideas of movement quality, elasticity, stress, breathing, therapy, and more that can help us achieve better movement capabilities, later into life.
385: Alex Lee on Hangs, Isometric Holds and Neurological Efficiency in Human Performance
Alex Lee goes into aspects of long isometric holds on a physical and mental level, and how he incorporates them in his training programs.
384: Hunter Eisenhower and Mike Sullivan on Exploring Elasticity and Athletic Force Production
Hunter Eisenhower and Mike Sullivan on key markers that highlight usable athletic force production, centering around altitude drops onto force plates.
383: Mat Boulé and Jeff Moyer on A Neurological Approach to Posture and Athletic Movement
Jeff Moyer and Mat Boul on how they assess and train clients using principles of neurological elements that can contribute to performance.
382: Tyler Yearby on Fueling Aliveness in Athletic Performance and Skill Development
In this episode, Tyler Yearby goes into important topics that cross the worlds of motor learning and coaching in general and much more!
381: Alex Effer on Force Production Strategies, Lunge Dynamics and Base of Support Concepts
Alex Effer on how humans produce force in movement, how the internal and external rotation of joints creates effective motion, and more.