More Train, Less Pain; Engineering the Adaptable Athlete

More Train, Less Pain; Engineering the Adaptable Athlete

Hosted by: Dr. Michelle Boland & Dr. Tim Richardt

The More Train, Less Pain podcast is hosted by Dr. Michelle Boland and Dr. Tim Richardt and is specifically designed around engineering the adaptable athlete. The podcast will bring you the most knowledgeable guests...

Episodes

S5E22: Breath Book Review: Nasal Breathing Advantage

Season #5

On today’s episode I help Tim out with a book review - Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art by James Nestor. In this episode expect to learn how nasal breathing can impact sleep, low and high intensity exercise, what...
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S5E21: Surgery Sucks; 5 Ways to Make It Suck Less

Season #5

In this episode, we count down Dr. Tim’s top 5 recommendations for optimizing post-operative recovery. From the efficacy (?) of icing and maintaining the right mindset to challenging outdated time-based protocols, we...
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S5E20: Derek Hansen- Should ALL Runners Sprint?

Season #5

What can distance runners learn from sprinters? Speed expert Derek Hansen joins us to break it down. We dive into his 10x10 protocol for hamstring recovery, the power of “up” vs. “push” in sprinting, and the balance...
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S5E19: Reframing 3 Narratives Holding Your Clients Back

Season #5

On today’s episode Michelle and Tim explore narratives in the fitness industry that can both help facilitate change or create limitations. In this episode we discuss how your clients create stories around an identity,...
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S5E18: Sarah Scozzaro - Strength Training for the Endurance Athlete

Season #5

On today’s episode Michelle RUNS through topics related to strength training for endurance athletes with Pro Coach Sarah Scozzaro. Sarah specializes in ultrarunning while both coaching athletes and competing in...
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S5E17: Top 10 Business Mistakes for Trainers & Therapists - Money, Strategies, & Having a Vision

Season #5

On today’s episode Michelle and Tim sit down to hash out past business mistakes, lessons, and advice for other fitness pros and physical therapists. We love diving down biomechanical rabbit holes and talking about...
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S5E16: Adam Loiacono on NBA life & Scaling Specificity

Season #5

On today’s episode Michelle sits down with Adam Loiacono, owner of Loiacono Performance Therapy in Scottsdale, AZ. Adam has over 15 years of experience providing rehabilitation and performance training to professional...
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S5E15: Lance Goyke on Gorillas, Kangaroos, and Debugging Humans

Season #5

Back almost 3 years after his first appearance on More Train, Less Pain, Lance Goyke rejoins Tim to talk simplifying velocity based-training, designing workouts for busy people, leaving the (full time) fitness...
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S5E14: Ryan Patrick on Speed Training Strategies for All

Season #5

On today’s episode Michelle gets PEAK FAST with Ryan Patrick, owner of Peak Fitness & Sports Training in Erlanger, Kentucky. On today’s episode, expect to learn how Ryan realized that max strength wasn’t...
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S5E13: David Grey on Curiosity, “What Tends to Work”, & Accuracy of Movement

Season #5

Michelle steals David Grey as a guest on the podcast from Tim’s lineup and talks about his curiosity, decision making, and how he prescribes his knowledge. On today’s episode expect to learn how David helps his...
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S5E12: Coaching Cues We Hate

Season #5

Michelle and Tim discuss their top three most hated coaching cues. Coaching cues are meant to anchor an exercise, provide a focal point, and represent intent. Cues aren’t meant to be applied to all, so Michelle and...
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S5E11: 100 Mile Ultramarathon Plan with Michelle Boland

Season #5

Michelle sits down with…herself and takes you through her 100 mile ultramarathon goal. In this episode, she discusses why she is pursuing this goal, her nine-month macro programming plan, her pre-race schedule,...
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