Tue, 26 May 2020
Andrew Huberman, PhD runs a neurobiology lab at Stanford University and talks today with Joe De Sena about the brain science behind many of our moods and behaviors. How can you trigger the chemical releases, naturally with behaviors, that will help you sleep better, control stress, and achieve more? It turns out napping is great for memory, recovery, and health, that a simple breathing technique can immediately reduce stress, and dopamine can help you achieve your goals. Dive into what your brain chemicals are actually doing and how to control your internal reward mechanisms. This episode is full of invaluable tips!
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TIME STAMPS 0:00 Sefra + Joe social distance intro this episode 1:15 HONEYSTINGER.COM intro 2:30 Neuroscience of napping 3:30 changing your brain & 3 types of rest 5:00 Slow wave sleep + deep recovery 6:00 Carwash for the brain 7:20 How to sleep better 8:20 Behvaior diet + supllemnation 9:20 Setting biological timers 11:40 why to avoid bright lights at night 14:30 benefits of evening light 16:20 patterns of 24 hour cycles 17:20 how diet effects sleep 19:20 Is melatonin good? 23:20 Fasting + it effects on sleep 24:45 Yoga nidra + respiration patterns 26:30 HONEYSTINGER.COM break 30:30 Working with military communities 34:00 Neural burn rate + neuro-chemicals 36:30 internal reward mechanisms 38:40 The how. 40:45 Gratitude vs. compliancy 43:30 Dopamine Reward Prediction error 47:15 Stress mitigation + horizon viewing 48:30 Optical flow 50:00 De-stress breaths 51:15 Joe + Sefra debrief about neural lessons learned 56:45 HONEYSTINGER.COM close
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CREDITS: Producer – Marion Abrams, Madmotion, llc. Hosts: Joe De Sena & Sefra Alexandra. Johnny Waite & Colonel Nye are currently social distancing. Synopsis – Sefra Alexandra | Seed Huntress Production Assistant - Andrea Hagarty
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Sat, 23 May 2020
Anthony Constantino is the co-founder of Sticker Mule, one of the fastest growing internet companies. They count Microsoft, Netflx and Twitter among their clients. In this episode, Anthony talks about how to use principles to guide decision making. Enjoy it folks!
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Tue, 19 May 2020
Fitness entrepreneur Hannah Eden, founder of PumpFit, arrived in America with a wild, dark destructive party streak. When she found CrossFit she was able to translate that obsessive behavior into something healthy and positive. Later she created her own program, accessible to all, called PumpFit. Hannah used painful events in her life to fuel her, pushing her limits in challenges like a human-powered 828 mile trip around Iceland. Today she is determined to help people become their best by using their energy effectively to attract attention positively and NEVER QUIT! How do you get started? Find a protocol - make a plan the night before for the day ahead, structure will change your life! Enjoy this episode, forget excuses, and always take time to focus on you!
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Sat, 16 May 2020
Gene Zanetti is the founder and CEO of Wrestling Mindset, a mindset training company that works with wrestlers of all ages (youth - Olympians) to fine-tune the conversation that goes on between the ears. The focus of our conversation is how to avoid common mental pitfalls, such as self-pity, negative self-talk, and judging success based on wins and losses. Enjoy it, folks!
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Wed, 13 May 2020
Our society really struggles with comparison. We scan and we scroll through the social feeds of others and often wind up putting ourselves in a position of comparison. If insecurities within us get activated, which normally happens, we can wind up feeling pretty poorly about ourselves. There are a few things to do that can help you move away from comparison, including understanding it’s root and really asking yourself what you’re looking for when you find yourself going down that rabbit hole.
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Sat, 9 May 2020
Dan Gable is the most popular American wrestler of all time. As a wrestler, he was undefeated through high school and college before losing his last collegiate match. He rebounded to win a world title in 1971 and the Olympics in 1972 without surrendering a single point. He was the head coach at the University of Iowa for 21 years and during that time, won 21 straight Big 10 titles and 15 NCAA titles. In this episode we focus on Gable’s loss to Larry Owings and how that shaped and molded the rest of his career.
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Fri, 8 May 2020
On this special Mother's Day episode Joe De Sena talks with Janine Shepherd. She was training with the Australian Ski Team, positioned to be headed towards the Olympics, when a tragic accident sent her to a spinal ward for 6 months. She was forced to shift everything she thought defined her. She has led her life by the concept that a broken body is not a broken person. Through her dedication to Hope Theory- where hope is a cognitive skill- based on goals, pathways and agency- she guides us to cultivate resilience within ourselves. At the end of the episode hear what Joe De Sena and the rest of the Spartan Up team learned from their mothers! What does Janine advise to thriving in the difficult times we are facing? One way is to create goals with soul. You want to be striving towards something that you really look forward to and that has you racing out of bed. Be optimistic and have gratitude towards the work that you GET to do. Remember, those around you especially your kids are learning their models of resilience by watching you. Next - start your day with a gratitude practice. Morning is best because it sets your day on the right track EARLY. Then ask - what would make today great? An last, strength is not just about the body, it’s truly about the mind. It’s important to practice “self-compassion” breaks and realize that with dedication and positivity you can Accomplish anything. Janine has become a mother of three, an extremely accomplished pilot and a true shining beacon of resilience. Refrain your brain, develop a ritual of gratitude - especially for the mothers out there on this special Mother's Day episode!
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LINKS https://janineshepherd.com
TIME STAMPS 0:40 ATHLETICBREWING.COM intro 1:30 “Janine the Machine” + the Australian Ski Team 3:00 surrendering to the accident + seeing a sign 4:00 What is strength? 5:00 The mind + creating a resilient life 7:00 Hope Theory 8:00 Ritual of gratitude 11:15 The importance of self-compassion breaks 11:45 ATHLETICBREWING.COM break 12:55 Interview begins with tree huggin’ 15:00 Becoming a pilot 16:00 Goals, pathways + agency 18:00 Goals with Soul 21:00 The richness of painful times 22:30 social distancing as a privilege 23:30 Optimism, positive + gratitude 25:30 The podcast team discusses Janine’s interview 29:00 The podmates discuss the greatest lessons from their moms 36:50 ATHLETICBREWING.COM close
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Wed, 6 May 2020
Each and every one of us is on this planet for a reason, and we all have a unique contribution to make. In today’s climate of comparison, we can often get caught up in what others are doing and attempt to emulate them, whereby ignoring what our own contribution might be or how our individuality matters. It is important that we all recognize that it IS the uniqueness of each of us that matters and in order to meet your own purpose you must show up fully for who you are rather than attempt to be someone else. LESSONS: We each have a unique contribution to make in this world. When you compare ourselves to others and attempt to be like someone else, the world not only loses out on who you are but you also lose out on the benefit of true authenticity. During these times, remember that your contribution matters - no matter how small you think it might be. We need to you to show up for yourself so that you can show up for others. SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpShow YouTube: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpYT Google Play: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpPlay FOLLOW SPARTAN UP AND DR. L: Spartan Up on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/spartanuppodcast/ Spartan Up on Twitter https://twitter.com/SpartanUpPod Dr. L on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/drlarapence/ CREDITS: Production Team: Heather Knox, Knox Creative; Marion Abrams, Madmotion, llc. Host: Dr. Lara Pence Synopsis: Dr. Lara Pence © 2020 Spartan |
Tue, 5 May 2020
At 13 years of age Logan lost his arm in a wakeboarding accident - has that limited his life? Nope- not at all! You may not be able to control the adversity you face, but that doesn't mean you don't control your destiny! In this interview, he discusses how he will never accept the expectations of others and is dedicated to spreading awareness and opportunities through education. Logan says you have to accept the reality of the situation, be grateful for the abundance that you have, be mindful what you focus on, and always keep learning. As he states, “the deterrent or the interest (of what I do) does not come or stem from having one arm or what I'm capable of doing- it’s just what I'm interested in and I will figure out the rest later.” As his mom said right after the accident- “Logan, it’s just an arm.” You are more capable than you believe and can conquer any obstacle on the course or in life.
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TIME STAMPS 0:00 Sefra Alexandra introduces this episode at Bob Ross’s lake 0:34 5.11 TACTICAL intro 1:00 Joe introduces this weeks guest 2:00 Losing his arm at 13 3:15 Accepting the reality of the situation 4:30 Dealing with initial disbelief 5:45 It’s just an arm 7:45 Having a supportive community 9:15 Fixed versus growth mindset 11:15 Adaptive athletes in competitions 12:20 5.11 TACTICAL Break 13:40 Weight training & corporate America 15:00 Starting a 3D printing company with prosthetics 16:00 Working to inspire others around health & wellness 17:00 Functional training for quality of life 19:00 Spreading awareness and opportunity for adaptive education 20:40 Demonstrating what’s possible & motivation 22:30 Believing in your capabilities 24:00 A tale from Normandy beach 25:30 Unstoppable ambition 27:00 Adaptive Training Academy goes online 29:50 Sefra the Seed Huntress reviews lessons learned 31:30 5.11 TACTICAL Close
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Sat, 2 May 2020
Mike Barwis is a strength and conditioning guru. He’s trained Olympic athletes in over 40 sports, works with pro teams such as the Red Wings and Mets, and is the CEO of Barwis Performance Centers. On this episode, we focus on the work Mark did with Brock Mealer. Brock was involved in a car accident in 2009 and was paralyzed from the waist down. After 2 years of physical therapy, Brock was unable to walk. Then he met Mike Barwis. Tune in to hear the full story.
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Fri, 1 May 2020
Kwame Christian is a master negotiator, and he is all about helping you become one too. He is the bestselling author of "No One Will Play With Me - Finding Confidence in Conflict", and host of the #1 negotiation podcast in the world, "Negotiate Anything". We cover much more than just business negotiation in this episode, focusing on family and personal dynamics that may be especially challenging in current times.
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Key Takeaways
We are always negotiating Generosity is on of the best negotiation techniques Listening is so important Unarticulated expectations lead to disappointment Negotiation skills can be learned ad practiced Shifting from Fear of Failure to Fear of Regret Best Things in Life are on Other Side of Difficult Conversations
Time Stamps... 1:20 Interview starts 3:00 What drew Kwame to negotiation 4:00 What is Negotiation 5:07 Negotiation skills 6:31 Kwame's Podcasts - A FREE resource, including one specifically for women 7:30 How to recognize a negotiation situation 8:43 How to best approach a negotiation 9:18 Why generosity is one of the best negotiation techniques 10:34 Importance of listening 12:10 How to build reciprocity 14:30 Everything is a negotiation 15:20 Family negotiations during lockdown 16:06 UNARTICULATED EXPECTATIONS 16:45 #1 Reason for Breakdown of Relationships 17:58 Best way to initiate sensitive conversations 19:01 Different communications styles and needs 21:07 Giving somebody something they can't give themselves 21:55 What is empathy and why it matters 25:00 Ike's Question : mistaking my kindness for weakness 27:15 Framing the conversation 29:35 Two Parts of Negotiation : Value Creation and Value Dividing 31:10 Marion's Question : elaborating on how to approach value dividing part 32:08 Example of sticking to your position while still being curious 36:28 How to Practice Your Negotiation Skills 37:30 Asking for Feedback after difficult conversations 39:30 Being successful without being articulate 40:42 Shift from Fear of Failure to Fear of Regret 42:13 Viewing Conflict as Opportunity 44:00 Biggest myth about body language 45:55 Letting go of a bad opportunity to find the right opportunity 47:00 Best things in life are on other side of difficult conversations 50:20 Importance of perspective and space 53:18 Recognizing our patterns of conflict and pre-negotiating challenging situations 54:10 Jen Goodman book : "Freeing Yourself From Conflict" 55:24 Kwame's contact info and resources
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CREDITS: Zoom Session producers – Marion Abrams & Johnny Waite Hosts: Johnny Waite, Marion Abrams, Sefra Alexandra & Colonel Nye
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