In this episode we discuss a neuro-developmental approach to warming up, emphasizing activation and position. Should we be stretching? We go over what people get wrong about warming up and how to test-intervene-retest in a workout to help you know when to stop and when it's safe to keep pushing. Check out the link to our functional warmup, before now only accessible in the clinic.

In this episode, we discuss the less talked about super powers of some animal products while Caroline shows off her late night DJ voice. Plus, hear a few easy, delicious ways to cook up these foods.

In this episode we discuss the lesser known superpowers of everyday produce and yes, why you should be eating more of it. We also talk about what exactly causes some extra weird pee and poo. And, do vegetables have feelings??

In this episode we dive into dietary fats, misconceptions, benefits, and what the new science is telling us.

In this episode we breakdown health, fitness, business and relationships through the lens of The Infinite Game by Simon Sinek. We examine how your desire to win might be keeping you from just that.

By the time you are 25 you have all the fat cells you will have for your entire life, making it so critical to manage body composition during growth. Come along for a deep dive and practical insights on how we fight childhood overweight and obesity together.

In this episode Taylor discusses 4 misconceptions he and many in the field hear on a daily basis that might just change your preconceived notions at your next physical therapy evaluation. Listen on for what a session actually involves, the re-education he provides, what to do if you may need ortho surgery, and why to avoid the dysfunctional "selfie" postures that are becoming so common.

We know BMI and weight are not the best indicators of health risk and longevity, so what are some better metrics we can use to track our progress? How can we improve these numbers? If your hips don't lie and you've got a badonkadonk, you could be at a shape advantage compared to an android (and no, not the phone).