The Fitness Industry Podcast

Strength and mobility masters Ryan Hurst and Andy Fossett shoot the breeze with The Fitness Industry Podcast’s Alisha Smith about movement capability leading to ability; creating systems to prioritise goals; and the importance of practicing skills without placing timeframes on ourselves.

Physiotherapist and kinesio taping instructor Thuy Bridges chats with The Fitness Industry Podcast’s Bel Fong about PTs performing orthopaedic tests on clients, back pain, how the internal organs affect the musculoskeletal system, and the complexity of pain.

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Personal training franchise entrepreneur Andrew Simmons chats with The Fitness Industry Podcast’s Oliver Kitchingman about systemising personal training; inadvertently creating a blueprint for a fitness franchise; what it takes to upscale your PT business; and his diverse industry career, from presenting at, to now co-owning, the FILEX fitness industry convention.

Performance coach and personal trainer Susy Natal talks about strength training females of every life stage, rigidity of thinking, and assessing physical and mental suitability for the demanding realities of body comps, with The Fitness Industry Podcast’s Bel Fong.

Naturopathic doctor and sports nutrition director Dr Marc Bubbs discusses the ketogenic diet, protein and satiety, thyroid dysfunction, and the critical role of sleep in enhancing performance, with The Fitness Industry Podcast’s Bel Fong.

Renowned trainer, coach and industry educator, Todd Durkin, chats with The Fitness Industry Podcast’s Alisha Smith about the life-changing effect of discovering your true purpose, overcoming turbulence en route to soaring, the power of daily routines, contagious enthusiasm and much, much more.

In this episode, performance coach Matt Truscott talks meeting clients where they need to be met, why we need to help clients move before we load them up, and why PTs should specialise to become experts in a niche area, with Network’s Kathryn Weihen.

In this episode, exercise physiologist Tony Boutagy talks how to enhance health and prolong life by expanding the volume of mitochondria in your body, what type of training is most effective for doing this, and the role that nutrient timing can play in the process, with Network’s Oliver Kitchingman.

In this episode, physical therapist and movement coach John Polley, aka, JP, talks psychological, emotional and behavioural performance, meeting the six human needs, and responding to the human being not the human body, with Network’s Alisha Smith.

PT studio leader Luke Carlson talks personal training-centric club culture, constant team learning, customer intimacy, and why great PTs shouldn’t be ‘promoted’ to PT managers, with Network’s Oliver Kitchingman.

The UK’s leading female health and fitness educator, Jenny Burrell, talks pelvic floor screening, moderating nutrition to match metabolic changes, and the need for self-compassion, with The Fitness Industry Podcast's Rachel Livingstone.

Branding expert Derek Barton talks low cost club refreshes, over-delivering on your marketing promise, and why plain walls aren’t the inspiration your members are looking for, with Network’s Oliver Kitchingman.

The legendary ‘fascia man’ Thomas Myers talks kinaesthetic skills and grounding the body, training the forgotten body parts, and the miracle of human movement, with Network’s Alisha Smith.

Nutrition scientist and dietitian Dr Joanna McMillan talks saturated fats and coconut oil, the low fat vs low carb farce, the war on sugar, and how paleo and vegan diets have more in common than we might realise, with Network’s Rachel Livingstone.