Summary: Today I am very excited to announce our guest, Brian Bradley. Brian has been working with Pete Egoscue, developing the Egoscue Method for 25+ years. Posture and pain are his mission, and he finds bringing this work to the world very rewarding. To see someone go from disability and depression due to chronic pain, and transform into the person they were meant to be is, in Brian’s view, awesome.<br> Recently I spent some time with Brian at the World Golf Fitness Summit 2016 in New Orleans, LA. It was there that I had the chance to experience first hand some of the work that Brian does with clients and patients. His methods for teaching people to overcome their pain and maximize their performance are, to say the least, unconventional. One look at the piece of equipment that he had us working on would’ve made you think we were getting ready to embark on an obstacle course more than get in a “workout.”<br> But it is exactly Brian’s “out-of-the-box” approach that allows him to be so creative and effective in his methods whether working with athletes, armed forces, celebrities, or patients in pain. In this episode we discuss some of our experiences from the World Golf Fitness Summit and some of the amzing impact Brian has had on so many people, including the likes of Tony Robbins, Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player, and many more.<br> If you would like more on Brian’s Background or would simply like to hear the his earlier episode on posture and breathing, you can find that here . . .<a href="http://18strong.com/brian-bradley/"> Episode 18</a>.<br> Brian Bradley’s Background<br> <br> * Brian has been with Egoscue for 25 years.<br> * Met Pete Egoscue when he was working with Jack Nicklaus.<br> * Jack was backing the expansion of Egoscue from their California location and branching into Florida.<br> * Brian has worked with Nicklaus, Player, Palmer, Trevino, Tony Robbins, and many other high profile figures, as well as thousands of other individuals looking to either improve performance or simply take control of their pain.<br> * He is now the Vice President of Egoscue University and speaks all over the world on the topics of pain, posture and performance. He is has worked very closely over the years with TPI and many other governing bodies to share his experience and expertise.<br> * Plus, the guy is just a riot to hang out with
