In the final installment of our How to Create Change series, we’re bringing it all together—diving deep into how to program training with purpose. This episode is all about building effective mesocycles tailored to the athlete’s end goal—whether that’s raw power, sustained endurance, or refined skill.

We break down how to sequence training phases for long-term development and explore the why behind progression.

Expect nuanced conversations around volume, intensity, recovery windows, connective tissue prep, and the hidden variables that make or break athletic development. If you want to learn how to design training that actually drives adaptation—this is the one to tune into.

In Part 2, we go deeper—into the joint space, connective tissue, and the overlooked foundations of real, lasting change. This episode explores why progress stalls when we ignore these structures, and how revisiting the beginner mindset unlocks untapped potential. It’s not just about muscles—it's about restoring movement where it’s been lost, and training tissue that’s never truly been challenged. If you want to create change, this is where it starts.

Stuck in a plateau? This episode breaks down why progress stalls and how to reboot it by shifting your perspective. We dive into the science of stagnation, tissue and joint accommodation, and the hidden internal components that drive lasting results. By revisiting how our bodies adapted when we first started training, we uncover the key: targeting untrained tissue, not just repeating exercises with names. Learn how to break the cycle by training from the inside out—rethinking movement, rebuilding intent, and reigniting change.