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SOFLETE Performance
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Welcome to the Die Living Podcast! The SOFLETE gang and their guests discuss a wide range of topics including fitness, nutrition, veteran issues, and philosophies for life. If this is your first time listening, we recommend starting with #26 with Curtis Iovito, #47 with a close friend from a Special Missions Unit, or #63 with Worth Parker.
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125: The Nastiest Conditioning Protocol
1w ago00:47:58Tap to summarizeIn this episode, Giovani and Matt break down the concept of maximal aerobic speed (MAS), exploring its relevance beyond traditional sports into military and first responder contexts. They share practical protocols, discuss the importance of environment-specific training, and highlight how MAS can be a game-changer for tactical performance and endurance.
Transcribe →124: Ohm With Dr Jay Wiles
2w ago00:58:35Tap to summarizeThis one's a banger, team. In this episode, Dr. Jay Wiles discusses the science of psychophysiology, heart rate variability, and how innovative tools like the Ohm lamp can train the nervous system for better resilience, performance, and mental health.
Transcribe →123: Should The Coach Role Be A MOS?
3w ago01:00:26Tap to summarizeThis episode dives into the potential transformation of military strength and conditioning through formalized roles like MOS (Military Occupational Specialty). With insights from experts in military performance, physical therapy, and sports science, we explore how embedding specialized coaches could revolutionize readiness, injury prevention, and long-term career longevity in the armed forces.
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122: Iron Miles
Jun 300:54:52Tap to summarizeExplore the often-overlooked key to performance and injury prevention: targeted strength training rooted in movement fundamentals and tissue resilience. This episode bridges the gap between endurance sports and strength conditioning, revealing how science-backed training enhances performance and durability. We debunk the myth that more volume equals better results for endurance athletes. Discover why forces transmitted through your body dictate training methods. Learn about gait mechanics, force absorption, and sport-specific adaptations like cycling’s pelvis fixation. Matt shares insights on optimizing strength work for ultra-distance athletes and tactical operators. We delve into periodization beyond traditional models, emphasizing power and tissue resilience. Tactical strategies, eccentric protocols, and isometrics are demystified for smarter, safer sessions. Understand the importance of tissue capacity, mobility, and neuromuscular control to reduce injury risk. Learn drills that reinforce essential movement patterns and explore modern tools like pneumatic leg presses for precise training. This episode is essential for endurance athletes and coaches seeking a science-driven approach to strength that enhances performance while safeguarding health.
Transcribe →121: Sweaty Leather Holsters
May 2701:10:00Tap to summarizeThis episode explores the nuances of firearm training, competition, and the culture surrounding tactical sports. Hosts discuss open carry versus concealed carry, the importance of realistic training, and the mental aspects of shooting sports, providing insights for enthusiasts and professionals alike.
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120: Don't Flex Nuts
May 2101:08:43Tap to summarizeIn this episode, Giovani Urrutia, Coach Matt, and Brent explore the nuances of testing in fitness, its appropriate application, and the potential pitfalls of over- or undervaluing it. They discuss real-world examples like CrossFit and High Rocks, the importance of confirmation versus achievement in testing, and how to balance training, monitoring, and testing for optimal performance.
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119: When Everything Old Is New Again
May 1300:58:29Tap to summarizeGiovani Urrutia and Matt discuss the importance of continuous education, practical application of training principles, and emerging trends in human performance and tactical training. They explore how to evaluate training courses, the cyclical nature of fitness trends, and the future of technology in military and athletic performance.
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118: Burnin' Calories With Rescue RD Megan Lautz
May 601:01:20Tap to summarizeIn this episode, Megan Lautz, a registered dietitian with experience in first responders and pro sports, shares insights on nutrition strategies, behavior change, and resource management for high-performance individuals. Topics include caffeine management, hydration, lifestyle nutrition, and practical hacks for energy optimization.
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117: The Ultra Rich Are Coming For Your Kidneys
Apr 2900:58:18Tap to summarizeGiovani Urrutia shares his unique experience at Canyon Ranch, exploring the world of ultra-luxury wellness retreats, innovative neurofeedback devices, and practical applications for everyday performance and recovery. Discover insights into cutting-edge tools, the mindset of high-net-worth individuals, and actionable tips for integrating wellness tech into your routine.Canyon Ranch - https://www.canyonranch.com/Shift Wave - https://shiftwave.com/Ohm Lamp - https://shiftwave.com/ohm-lamp/Voodoo Floss and Mobility Tools - https://roguefitness.com/voodoo-flossBiohacking and Wearable Tech Discussions - https://podcastlink.com/biohacking
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116: Cash, Cookies, & Comms
Apr 2201:02:50Tap to summarizeIn this episode, Giovani Urrutia and Matt delve into energy systems, training specificity, and practical programming strategies for tactical athletes. They explore analogies, training principles, and the importance of understanding individual needs to optimize performance.
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