There’s not one test that can measure your level of athleticism, but today you’re going to learn about what it takes to improve your strength, move better, and recover faster. No matter your preferred exercise or sport, this interview will help you take your skills to the next level.
Today, our guest is Mike Guevara, also known as Coach Mike G. He is a world-class performance coach, entrepreneur, and founder of GBG Hoops, a training app built to help basketball players at any skill level improve their skills, enhance mobility, and so much more. Coach Mike G works with everyone from youth athletes to NBA stars, and today he’s sharing his knowledge and experience with you.
In this conversation, you’re going to learn what it means to be athletic and how to train for injury prevention. We’re going to cover the power of adding isometric exercises into your routine, the benefits of barefoot training, and the importance of play. Coach Mike G is also sharing his top 5 tips for becoming more athletic and fit. I hope you enjoy this episode of The Model Health Show!
In this episode you’ll discover:
- What it means to be athletic. (3:48)
- How injuries actually occur. (6:42)
- The link between fatigue and injury. (8:21)
- How nutrition impacts performance and recovery. (11:16)
- Why you should train for injury prevention and resilience. (20:30)
- The benefits of isometric exercises. (23:25)
- Why you should train barefoot, and how to get started. (34:41)
- How rebounding can stimulate your lymphatic system. (51:56)
- The importance of play in training. (57:35)
- 5 specific things everyone can do to become more fit. (1:01:04)
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