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Behind the Podium: Unveiling the CoachAuthor: Jared Cohen & Alexandra Ellis
The key to life is being able to personally apply the advice you give to others. In this show, Jared Cohen, Alexandra Ellis, and guests discuss the struggles, philosophies, and evolving practices of coachingbeing a coach, having a coach, and or any avenue of providing value for another individual that advances his or her life. Using the three EXs as our guide: Experience, Experimentation, Example. Experience - What do you bring to the table both professionally and personally when interacting with clients or creating content for clients? Experimentation - how willing are you as a coach to embrace what you know, what you dont know, and what you dont know you dont know? Example - how well do you personally and professionally uphold your own standard of excellence? Are you practicing what you preach? While we hope to answer some questions - the key to learning and growth is continuing to ask better questions! Keep tuning in in order to get answers to your current questions, spark new questions, and continue to refine your coaching and leading skills. The best coaches cannot do it alone. This podcast hopes to cast a larger net over those coaches interested in the nuances of putting theory to practice. For references of everything mentioned in this episode, head over to www.behindthepodiumpodcast.com. Language: en Genres: Education, Fitness, Health & Fitness, Self-Improvement Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Ep 67: Austyn Layne Nealer and Healthy Skepticism
Sunday, 3 March, 2019
Today we are going behind the podium in person at Oak Park Los Angeles, home of CrossFit LA, with Austyn Layne Nealer, who is a coach, master’s graduate of Cal State Fullerton, certified Athletic Trainer, cockroach hater, runner, yogi, CrossFitter, blueberries enthusiast, beachgoer, coffee zealot, reggae fan, lavender-flavored kombucha drinker, runner, sister, healthy skeptic, rope climber, and, last but not least, a student of mine at Oak Park. Specifically, this guest of ours is one of the Athletic Trainers at UCLA for Rowing and Women’s Tennis. She has previously worked with USA Soccer’s National Team Development program. Her specialties include ACL screening/prevention research, post-activation potentiation, and assisted sprinting research. We cover: How to serve your clients from a physical and mental standpoint Why letting go of perfection can help you move closer towards your bigger purpose Why letting your clients take ownership of their healing can help you help them How to help clients when their motivation is waning Why learning to listen can be your greatest asset Why it’s important to be strong in your weak points Links: anealer@athletics.ucla.edu This episode is sponsored by Procabulary – learn how the words you say and think can upgrade your life with the Core Language Upgrade. New language can uncover possibilities and opportunities to help you break through old patterns. Use the code “podium” at checkout to save $100. Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher | RSS | Google Play Listen Now!
