StrongFirst Podcast Episode #12
Summary
In this episode of the StrongFirst Podcast, your host Craig Marker talks with Dr. Chad Waterbury about strength and conditioning.
Show Notes
00:44 – About Dr. Chad Waterbury, who was trained as a neurophysiologist and Doctor of Physical Training.
3:36 – Dr. Waterbury discusses visualization and its benefits.
04:34 – Dr. Waterbury talks about being a PT and a strength and conditioning coach.
09:44 – Dr. Waterbury discusses how his thinking over the years has changed.
19:06 – Dr. Waterbury discusses undulating ladders.
22:30 – Dr. Waterbury discusses high–frequency training.
27:24 – Dr. Waterbury talks about foot health.
32:40 – Dr. Waterbury talks about calf development.
34:50 – Dr. Waterbury discusses corrective exercise.
41:06 – Dr. Waterbury discusses Pavel and his influence on his career.
Tweetable Quotes
Coaching and cueueing proper movement is the key to successful strength conditioning. – Dr. Chad Waterbury Click To Tweet
If you’re going to perform well every day, you have to take care of your feet. – Dr. Chad Waterbury Click To Tweet
Resources Mentioned
ISSA Corrective Exercise Certification
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As a researcher, he understands the cutting edge of strength, sports performance, body composition, and nutrition. As a psychologist, he has focused on research and treatment of anxiety disorders, which positions him to understand the motivation and the fear of making life changes.
Craig’s upcoming book, the The Antifragile Self, takes on the topic of building a stronger person in the mental and physical domains.
As a StrongFirst Certified Elite Instructor, Craig views kettlebells as one tool in the trade of forging a better person.
Visit his intentional community in Atlanta: Strength.University.
