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PA Radio – Episode 199: Jay Dawes

  Training for the truly unknown This week we welcome back Jay Dawes, PhD [@dawesjay]. Jay keeps…

Author: John

Offal Good Meatloaf

The end justifies the means.  You’ve all heard the saying; it basically means the good outcome excuses…

Author: John

Top Reasons to Eat Organ Meat

If you’ve been hanging around the Paleo community long enough, you’ve no doubt had a run in…

Author: Leah Kay

PA Radio – Episode 197: The Crew

  Pull Your Head Out Of Your Ass. Let this week’s Power Athlete Radio episode be a…

Author: John

Chicken Liver Pate

Organ meat.  You know it’s good for you.  You know you should eat it on a regular…

Author: John

Getting Started with Bedrock

Bedrock is a performance program designed for beginners without the bullshit. Start an athlete on Bedrock when…

Author: Carl Case

PA Radio – Episode 196: Stacey Torman

  Training for Life.  The world needs more coaches like Stacey Torman [@UAB_athletics]. Stacey has built her…

Author: John

Power Coach: Potential

No better quote describes the 4th Quarter of Super Bowl LI AND final play that decided the…

Author: John

PA Radio – Episode 195: Jon Andersen

 Creating the Opportunity. It’s amazing the personalities that are attracted to the world of Strength and Conditioning….

Author: John

Developing Healthy Eating Habits in Kids

I recently was presented with a question on whether or not our Leaning Protocol could or should…

Author: Leah Kay