Dr. Josh Show Podcast

What an interesting month we've had! Listen to Dr. Josh and Coach Chandler discuss our success stories. 

What can Hip Flexibility mean for you?Dr. Satterlee D.C. and Brian Chandler CSCS, TPI F3 sit down and discuss the benefits of how having flexible hips can improve your overall health as well as any activity you engage, be it spending time with your family, working, working out, hiking, running, golfing, biking and more.

Dr. Josh sits down with the Master of Movement, Gray Cook. Gray tells the story of his early years learning about the body and the experiences that shaped his outlook. He also discusses how Norwegians affected his career,  the development of the FMS and SFMA, and talks about the need of principles in exercise and in life. Want more Gray? Check out wwww.functionalmovement.com, or GrayCook.com

Jason Glass talks with Dr. Josh about why a focus on strength is misguided, and what factors of athleticism are more important. We then dive deeper into Jason's psyche, what guides his coaching, and his stance on intensity. He also brings us up to speed on updates on the TPI tracks, where he's been teaching, and how someone can get even more Glass-action through his Mentorship. For awesome videos with Jason, check  www.labx.tv Tweet him @jasonglasslab  Check out his Junior Development program at www.tourperformancelab.com  Learn from him in theLevel 1 or Fitness tracks at www.mytpi.com

Author, athlete, theologian, and strength guru Dan John spoke about a myriad of subjects recently with Dr. Josh. The conversation starts with the role of a coach, ends with the world's simplest self-assessment, and hits many points in between. Dan's approach to strength training and life is simple yet elegant, and his pearls of wisdom extend far beyond the walls of the gym. Get ready to take notes!Feel free to ask him questions at the "Dan John Q&A" section at Davedraper.com

The best looking man in Golf Fitness, Lance Gill, does a quick question-answer session about the current state of the golf industry, the importance of mental training, and the best place to spend $1000 to improve your game.Lance can be contacted thru the Titleist Performance Institute at www.mytpi.com, or on the road at one of the many TPI seminars across the nation.

Milo Bryant is the head of the Titleist Performance Institute’s Junior Performance Center and the man behind the Coalition for Launching Active Youth (CLAY). He talks with Dr. Josh about the importance of youth training, considerations for injuries, and more. He also talks about his successful quest to get a Jr golfer to the US Open. He shares the secrets to building monsters!!!   Milo can be contacted thru TPI, found across the globe teaching Jr Performance seminars, or at www.moving-the-future.com

We had a conversation with master rehab guru Jimmy Yuan on his approach to treating athletes. He has worked with the biggest names on the PGA (and I mean the biggest), along with NFL, MLB and others, getting them back to play after injuries. He also talks abnout the importance of connecting with the competitive side of athletes and how this increases effectiveness 10-fold. Jimmy can be found at WarriorRestoration.com. Also, for more information about some of the other "gurus" talked about in this episode, follow these links: Dr. Mark Cheng http://chunghuainstitute.blogspot.com/ Dr. Charlie Weingroff http://charlieweingroff.com/ Dr. Craig Liebenson http://www.craigliebenson.com/

Charlie Weingroff, a true Master of Movement, chats with us about all the details surrounding a great training program. The man has more info than anyone and can back it up. His Training = Rehab series is top-notch! Do yourself a favor and listen, but don’t ever try to prove him wrong- you just won’t win.   He also discusses the difference between American and European athletics, and his work with Nike, the United States Marine Corps, and The Roddick School of Tennis. He also served as the Head Strength Coach for the Philadelphia 76ers. The man is amazing! For more info about Charlie, visit CharlieWeingroff.com

Greg LaBelle sits down with the good doctor to talk about the intricacies of the world’s most famous golf school. All the big names come up, including Greg Norman, Adam Scott, Ernie Els, and of course, Tiger Woods. Greg also sheds some light on how to coach a professional golfer, and the future of the sport. Greg also talks about his up and coming players, his Jr golf program, and the chances of Butch and Tiger getting back together.

Jason Glass (the master of Explosive Rotational Power) sits down with Dr. Josh to discuss how to train players for speed, power, and bombing it off the tee. He describes why most "power training" just doesn't work, and gives some solutions. He's fast-paced, witty, and knows his stuff. Besides being the strength coach for the Canadian Jr Golf program, Jason is also the Head of the Fitness Advisory Board at Titleist Performance Institute. He is also the owner of the Jason Glass Performance Lab, where they create Rotational Power in all athletes- golfers, tennis players, even professional snowboarders! Check out his website www.labx.tv or at www.jasonglassperformancelab.com Or Tweet him @jasonglasslab

Dr. Josh was lucky enough to sit down with Lance Gill, Head of Performance at the World Famous Titleist Performance Institute. Lance has been involved in Golf Fitness since before it was cool, and shares some early stories from his experience.   Check out Lance's expertise in the videos on mytpi.com

Charley Hoffman drops by the podcast to talk about life on the tour, his history in the game, and the importance of a strong mental game. What a guy! Find Charley on Facebook or check out his website at www.charleyhoffman.com and support his Foundation, which is doing great work in Las Vegas and San Diego. 

As the Medical Director for Tae Kwon Do British Columbia, Dr Sese knows a thing or two about kicking butt. He also made a name for himself working out on the PGA Tour, providing kick-butt care for touring pros.  Send him a Tweet at @TheGolfingDoc , and email your questions to thegolfingdoc@gmail.com.  

Brian Bradley from the Egoscue clinic sat down with us at the World Golf Fitness Summit to talk about Junior Seau, water balloon fights, and the power of play. He can be reached at bbradley@egoscue.com, or call 800.995.8434. Or check out the clinic at www.egoscue.com

Robert Yang (the king of nutrition) sat down with us to talk about nutrition, hydration, and developing power for golfers. Incredible info! Check out Robert at his website, www.robertyang.net

We were lucky enough to sit down with Liam Mucklow and Tommy Del Favero and talk Golf Swing at the 2012 World Golf Fitness Summit in Orlando Florida.  Liam is the owner of The Golf Lab in Toronto, the most technologically advanced golf facility in Canada. Their goal is to "Quantify Improvement", and they employ every possible tool, including 3-D motion capture, launch monitors, and hi speed video. Check them out at http://www.thegolflab.ca/ Tommy Del Favero is a Golf-specific strength and conditioning specialist. Tommy has worked with 100's of golfers and is the owner of Tom's National Training, providing customized strength training programs for golfers throughout North America. He can be reached at tomsnationaltraining@gmail.com.

We sat down with Coach Vermeil at the 2012 World Golf Fitness Summit.As you may know, Coach Vermeil has won Super Bowl rings with the San Francisco 49'ers and Joe Montana and 5 NBA Championship rings from the Jordan era. Coach Vermeil talks about junior athletics, America's future, and not being a sissy. Link to Mark Comerford (referenced by Coach Vermeil in the show) WARNING! This interview is not for the light-hearted.