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Always Adaptive
Hosted by Randall · EN
Dive into trending health and fitness topics with Evidence Based Coach, Randall James. Having a background in many different exercise modalities, he looks at all exercise through the lens of health AND performance and so provides a unique perspective that's hard to find elsewhere.
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DEBUNKING the TOP Chiropractic Myths with Dr Alex Ruth Ep.07
Jan 7, 202501:06:23Tap to summarizeIn this episode of the Always Adaptive Podcast, Dr. Alex Ruth and Randall James delve into the world of chiropractic care, addressing common myths, the science behind adjustments, and the philosophy that underpins their practice. They explore the concepts of proprioception and subluxation, the role of chiropractic in overall health, and the rigorous training chiropractors undergo to earn their titles. The conversation emphasizes the importance of evidence-based practices in chiropractic care and the collaborative relationship between chiropractors and medical doctors. Through personal anecdotes and scientific insights, they highlight the transformative potential of chiropractic adjustments in enhancing the body's innate ability to heal and adapt.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Chiropractic Philosophy04:26 Understanding Proprioception and Subluxation08:48 The Role of Chiropractic Adjustments13:20 Chiropractic Education and Training18:07 Chiropractic Care Beyond Back Pain22:34 Safety and Risks of Chiropractic Adjustments34:42 Refining the Craft of Chiropractic Adjustments37:19 The Commitment to Mastery in Chiropractic40:06 Evidence-Based Practices in Chiropractic Care44:19 Case Studies and Real-World Applications49:15 Collaboration Between Chiropractors and Medical Doctors51:58 Understanding Chiropractic Beyond the SpineChiropractic, Proprioception, Subluxation, Chiropractic Adjustment, Evidence-Based Practice, Myths, Health, Wellness, Chiropractic Care, Medical DoctorsCoaching inquiries email me at randall@alwaysadaptive.com or visit alwaysadaptive.com
Transcribe →BONUS SEGMENT - Is Fitness Just Toxic Masculinity?
Jan 2, 202500:14:34Tap to summarizeIn this bonus segment, Randall James discusses the concept of mental toughness and its relationship with toxic masculinity, as critiqued by journalist Jill Stark. He argues that different approaches to mental health, including endurance sports and fitness, can be beneficial for many individuals. The discussion emphasizes the importance of community, resilience, and the need for men to connect and support each other in their mental health journeys.Coaching inquiries email me at randall@alwaysadaptive.com or visit alwaysadaptive.com
Transcribe →New Years Intentions and Insights - 2 Coaches Give YOU some TIPS for 2025 ft. Les Raymond Ep.05
Dec 24, 202401:40:47Tap to summarizeIn this episode of the Always Adaptive Podcast, Randall James interviews Les Raymond, owner of Coreworks Gym and host of the Mindful Movement Podcast. They discuss Les's journey from personal trainer to overcoming alcoholism, the impact of quitting drinking on his life and training, and the importance of empathy and understanding in coaching. The conversation also touches on the balance between addiction and health, as well as the significance of self-reflection in personal growth. In this conversation, Les Raymond and Randall James delve into the themes of movement, personal growth, and the importance of connecting with one's motivations for health and fitness. They discuss how understanding the foundational aspects of movement can lead to better physical competency and overall well-being. The conversation emphasizes the significance of finding one's 'why' in pursuing fitness goals, the underrated benefits of walking, and the role of journaling in tracking progress and mental health. Through their dialogue, they provide insights into creating sustainable habits that align with personal values and long-term health aspirations. In this conversation, Randall James and Les Raymond explore various aspects of health and fitness, emphasizing the importance of celebrating personal wins, the role of journaling in understanding one's health, and the impact of stress on diet and digestion. They discuss the significance of carbohydrates in a balanced diet, the misconceptions surrounding low-carb diets, and the connection between gut health and overall wellbeing. The conversation also touches on personal growth and upcoming projects in the realm of mindfulness and fitness.00:00 Introduction04:16 Les Raymonds Journey to Personal Training and Overcoming Alcoholism10:57 Exploring Fitness and Endurance Sports15:33 Addiction and Balance in Health and Fitness21:43 Learning from Struggles and Empathy in Training32:16 Exploring Movement42:42 New Years Tip #1: Connecting with your Why48:19 New Years Tip #2: Find an Activity that You Really Like55:48 New Years Tip #3: The Power of Walking01:03:25 New Years Tip #4: The Importance of Journaling 01:16:06 New Years Tip #5: The Power of Carbohydrates01:23:24 New Years Tip #6: It's Dangerous to Dip your Toe into the FAD Diets!!01:30:05 Navigating Dietary Choices and Stress
Transcribe →Woman too OBESE to SAVE her child, David Sinclair and the LONGEVITY SCAM, State of the STEROID INDUSTRY and MORE! Ep.04
Dec 17, 202400:42:00Tap to summarizeIn this episode of the Always Adaptive Podcast, host Randall James discusses various topics related to fitness, health, and the fitness industry. He critiques the current state of the fitness industry and discusses the implications of steroid use.The conversation also covers the significance of strength training, effective workout principles, and the myths surrounding longevity and supplements. Additionally, Randall addresses the misconceptions about standing desks and the safety concerns related to using wrist weights during workouts.00:00 Introduction04:28 Greg Doucette/Telander on the State of the Fitness Industry09:39 Woman too overweight to save child12:55 General Fitness advice to get started22:17 David Sinclair, Resveratrol, and the Longevity Space27:02 Creatine33:13 Standing Desks Bad?37:21 Wrist Weights while Walking
Transcribe →Criticizing the FAT ACCEPTANCE MOVEMENT, Ozempic Woes, Dealing with Back Pain and MORE Ep.03
Dec 10, 202400:44:15Tap to summarizeRandall shares his thoughts on several topics going on in the health and fitness world today including an overweight CPT that is tired of being shamed, a deeper dive into Ozempic, a discussion on pain, power development, protein intake, and more. Leave a like and subscribe if you enjoy this episode!00:00 Introduction and Topics01:40 Should a Personal Trainer look the part?07:30 Understanding Ozempic13:45 Tim Pool Sucralose Origin21:50 Power Development in Fitness30:41 Understanding Pain and Inflammation36:35 Typical Day of EatingMake you to leave a comment letting me know your thoughts! I release a new episode every Tuesday and as always, I'm definitely open to feedback. If you found the episode informative then please like and subscribe.You can follow me @alwaysadaptive on all social media
Transcribe →PRO BOXER TELLS ALL Nutrition in athletics, REDS Syndrome, Protocols and more ft. Amelia A. Moore Ep.02
Dec 3, 202401:01:43Tap to summarizeRandall sits down with form Olympic Athlete and Professional Boxer Amelia Moore. They talk about many topics including nutrition in athletics, nutrition deficiencies like REDS Syndrome, Overtraining, and much more. Leave a like and subscribe if you enjoy the podcast!
Transcribe →STEROID USE TAKES ANOTHER LIFE, Enrich Aerobic Exercise Blood Pressure Trial, NYT RFK jr. FACT CHECK Ep.01
Nov 20, 202400:43:53Tap to summarizeRandall discusses some interesting news and research he's come across including the loss of yet ANOTHER fitness influencer to steroid abuse, RFK jr's continual received criticism, a couple different studies, and much more!0:00-Introduction04:02-Steroids Take Another Life09:10-Enrich Blood Pressure Trial13:30-RFK JR In the News19:44-The NYT Fruit Loops Story23:59-Weighting in on Warming Up Before Training28:02-Weighting in on Functional Movement35:34-Regulating Personal Training38:26-Random Question of the Week
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