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Welcome back for Part 2 of our conversation with Jan Hudec. In Part 1, we explored Jan’s battles with injury, fear, identity, and the mindset required to keep moving forward when everything seemed stacked against him. In Part 2, Jan takes us through one of the most remarkable chapters of his career…
The biggest mistake in performance training may not be a bad exercise — it’s losing sight of what actually moves the needle. Coaches and clinicians can get trapped chasing technology, data, complexity, or outdated beliefs while missing the fundamentals that consistently produce better athletes. Aft…
The fitness industry has never had more information, yet most people are still getting weaker, less active, and increasingly confused about what actually works. The biggest problem isn't a lack of exercises, research, or technology — it's losing sight of the simple fundamentals that work for decade…
Pain is rarely as simple as the place that hurts. When clinicians chase symptoms without understanding the nervous system, movement, force distribution, and load, they can miss the factors actually driving the problem. In this episode, we break down a practical approach to better assessment and cli…
Experience is supposed to make you better, but it can also make you rigid and blind to what has changed. The real risk isn't a lack of knowledge; it's becoming so attached to what worked before that you stop seeing what people actually need now. Thomas Plummer has spent five decades in the fitness …
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