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Tim Riley hosts fitness experts Zack Telander and Alec Blenis in an eye-opening discussion about what really matters in fitness. The trio dives deep into the often overlooked importance of cardiorespiratory fitness, revealing shocking mortality statistics that challenge traditional fitness culture.

They tackle the myth that cardio kills gains, expose the limitations of nutrition-obsessed approaches, and question the evolving definition of the "hybrid athlete." This episode cuts through fitness industry noise with evidence-based insights on training intensity, overtraining, and consistent effort over optimization hacks.

From Austin's fitness culture to practical training advice, this conversation offers actionable wisdom for athletes at all levels who want to focus on what truly matters for long-term health and performance.

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Join host Tim Riley as he interviews Alexa McAuliffe, assistant coach for women's rowing at the University of Texas. Alexa shares her remarkable journey from coaching Crossfit, Reviving Texas Rowing and becoming a Rowing gold medalist. They dive deep into proper rowing technique, coaching philosophies, and the mental fortitude required to excel in competitive rowing.

Learn why rowing is actually a pushing sport (not pulling!), how to properly set your damper settings, and what it takes to coach elite athletes. Alexa also opens up about her challenging transition from athlete to coach, including a difficult chapter living in St. Thomas before finding her way back to Texas as a coach.

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In this episode of the Coach 'Em Up Podcast, Tim Riley interviews jiu-jitsu star Nick Rodriguez. Nick shares his journey from wrestling to elite grappling and entrepreneurship.

Nick details how his wrestling background gave him a competitive edge in jiu-jitsu, leading to rapid success, including a World Championship silver medal in his first year. He explains his unique "anti-jiu-jitsu" style that leverages physicality and strategic positioning, emphasizing the mental toughness gained through wrestling.

Beyond the mat, Nick discusses leveraging his jiu-jitsu fame into business ventures like co-founding B Team Jiu-Jitsu, investing in Few Will Hunt apparel, and launching Carnejerky.com, his beef jerky company. He offers insights on social media branding, entrepreneurship, and balancing training with business pursuits.

The conversation explores the evolution of jiu-jitsu, the significance of mental presence during training, and provides practical advice for wrestlers transitioning to jiu-jitsu. Nick's work ethic and strategic mindset provide lessons for athletes and entrepreneurs alike.

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