<![CDATA[Patience Athletics Podcast]]>Patience Athletics Podcast explores the philosophy behind coaching, performance, and human development. Rather than focusing on prescriptive programming or chasing the latest training trends, each conversation asks a deeper question: Why?

Through interviews with coaches, trainers, therapists, athletes, and leaders across the health and performance industry, we explore the principles that shape great coaching, the decisions behind effective training, and the experiences that influence how professionals think.

Whether we're discussing Olympic weightlifting, strength and conditioning, rehabilitation, or leadership, the goal remains the same; to better understand the people behind the profession and the philosophies that stand the test of time.

Because great coaching isn't just about knowing what to do. It's about understanding why it matters.

]]>https://www.instagram.com/patienceathletics/Riverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Tue, 25 Aug 2026 08:33:21 GMTSat, 01 Aug 2026 23:14:45 GMT60Isaiah Gutierrez<p><b>Patience Athletics Podcast</b> explores the philosophy behind coaching, performance, and human development. Rather than focusing on prescriptive programming or chasing the latest training trends, each conversation asks a deeper question: <b>Why?</b></p><p>Through interviews with coaches, trainers, therapists, athletes, and leaders across the health and performance industry, we explore the principles that shape great coaching, the decisions behind effective training, and the experiences that influence how professionals think.</p><p>Whether we're discussing Olympic weightlifting, strength and conditioning, rehabilitation, or leadership, the goal remains the same; to better understand the people behind the profession and the philosophies that stand the test of time.</p><p>Because great coaching isn't just about knowing what to do. It's about understanding <b>why</b> it matters.</p>episodicIsaiah Gutierrezgenerationfpod@gmail.comno<![CDATA[Episode 3: Mobility Doc's Dr. John Giacalone Jr.]]>The conversation covers Dr. John Giacalone's background in sports, weightlifting, and physical therapy, as well as the evolution of Mobility Doc and Lehigh Valley Barbell Club. It also delves into the challenges of avoiding noise and trends in the fitness industry. The conversation covers the principles of movement assessment and the four key elements of flexibility, force, stability, and work capacity. It also delves into the psychological aspects of movement assessment and the importance of self-care and self-maintenance. The discussion concludes with a philosophical exploration of the practitioner's motives and the problem-solving nature of their work.

Takeaways

  • Sports, Weightlifting, and PT Background
  • Evolution of Mobility Doc and Lehigh Valley Barbell Club
  • Challenges of Avoiding Noise and Trends in the Fitness Industry Principles of movement assessment
  • Psychological aspects of movement assessment
  • Importance of self-care and self-maintenance
  • Problem-solving nature of the practitioner's work

Chapters

  • 00:00 Introduction and Personal Background
  • 02:56 Transition to Professional Topics
  • 06:59 Evolution of Mobility Doc and Lehigh Valley Barbell Club
  • 27:59 Challenges of Avoiding Noise and Trends in the Fitness Industry
  • 35:26 Principles of Movement Assessment
  • 39:10 Psychological Aspects of Movement Assessment
  • 42:04 Importance of Self-Care and Self-Maintenance
  • 01:11:33 Problem-Solving Nature of the Practitioner's Work
]]>4162d2b3-9730-4d56-99c8-5c7d57f546a2Mon, 17 Aug 2026 01:32:31 GMT<p>The conversation covers Dr. John Giacalone's background in sports, weightlifting, and physical therapy, as well as the evolution of Mobility Doc and Lehigh Valley Barbell Club. It also delves into the challenges of avoiding noise and trends in the fitness industry. The conversation covers the principles of movement assessment and the four key elements of flexibility, force, stability, and work capacity. It also delves into the psychological aspects of movement assessment and the importance of self-care and self-maintenance. The discussion concludes with a philosophical exploration of the practitioner's motives and the problem-solving nature of their work.</p><p></p><p>Takeaways</p><ul><li>Sports, Weightlifting, and PT Background</li><li>Evolution of Mobility Doc and Lehigh Valley Barbell Club</li><li>Challenges of Avoiding Noise and Trends in the Fitness Industry Principles of movement assessment</li><li>Psychological aspects of movement assessment</li><li>Importance of self-care and self-maintenance</li><li>Problem-solving nature of the practitioner's work</li></ul><p></p><p>Chapters</p><ul><li>00:00 Introduction and Personal Background</li><li>02:56 Transition to Professional Topics</li><li>06:59 Evolution of Mobility Doc and Lehigh Valley Barbell Club</li><li>27:59 Challenges of Avoiding Noise and Trends in the Fitness Industry</li><li>35:26 Principles of Movement Assessment</li><li>39:10 Psychological Aspects of Movement Assessment</li><li>42:04 Importance of Self-Care and Self-Maintenance</li><li>01:11:33 Problem-Solving Nature of the Practitioner's Work</li></ul>no01:02:123Episode 3: Mobility Doc's Dr. John Giacalone Jr.full<![CDATA[Episode 2: Yohannes Habtu from Havok 365]]> Instagram - Havok_365

The conversation delves into Johannes' journey in martial arts, competition, coaching, and the transition to strength and conditioning. It explores the evolution of training philosophy, mentorship, and the art of coaching. The importance of assessment, communication, and filtering out noise in training is emphasized, along with the psychological aspects of assessment and training. The conversation delves into the coaching philosophy and training methods, emphasizing the importance of sticking to the basics if they are working. It also highlights the significance of asking questions to understand an athlete's training and performance, as well as the impact of mentors on coaching philosophy.

Takeaways

  • Assessment is crucial for effective programming
  • Communication and trust between coach and athlete are essential for success Coaching philosophy: Stick to the basics if it's working
  • Importance of asking questions to understand an athlete's training and performance
  • The significance of coaching autonomy and the impact of mentors on coaching philosophy

Chapters

  • 00:00 Psychological Aspects of Assessment and Training
  • 38:34 Coaching Philosophy and Training Methods
]]>e781b42e-5e4b-48be-9dcc-67ef3815fff4Sat, 15 Aug 2026 02:46:53 GMT<p><a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.instagram.com/havokstrong_365/" target="_blank"> Instagram - Havok_365</a></p><p></p><p>The conversation delves into Johannes' journey in martial arts, competition, coaching, and the transition to strength and conditioning. It explores the evolution of training philosophy, mentorship, and the art of coaching. The importance of assessment, communication, and filtering out noise in training is emphasized, along with the psychological aspects of assessment and training. The conversation delves into the coaching philosophy and training methods, emphasizing the importance of sticking to the basics if they are working. It also highlights the significance of asking questions to understand an athlete's training and performance, as well as the impact of mentors on coaching philosophy.</p><p></p><p>Takeaways</p><ul><li>Assessment is crucial for effective programming</li><li>Communication and trust between coach and athlete are essential for success Coaching philosophy: Stick to the basics if it's working</li><li>Importance of asking questions to understand an athlete's training and performance</li><li>The significance of coaching autonomy and the impact of mentors on coaching philosophy</li></ul><p></p><p>Chapters</p><ul><li>00:00 Psychological Aspects of Assessment and Training</li><li>38:34 Coaching Philosophy and Training Methods</li></ul>yes01:12:332Episode 2: Yohannes Habtu from Havok 365full<![CDATA[Episode 1: Stephen Powell from Palmetto Weightlifting]]>The conversation begins with a discussion about unique weightlifting artifacts and a strength museum, leading into a detailed account of Stephen's introduction to weightlifting and his early experiences with training and coaching. The conversation then transitions to Stephen's influences and coaching philosophy, highlighting the impact of influential mentors on his approach to coaching. The conversation delves into the influence of coaches, understanding weightlifting training, influential coaches and training techniques, the philosophy of coaching, the concept of Padref, martial arts and coaching, diverse training approaches, interpreting weightlifting techniques, individualized coaching approach, misinterpretation of weightlifting techniques, and the importance of experienced coaching. The conversation delves into the role of training in improving performance, the debate on EMOMs in weightlifting, the impact of weightlifting on personal growth, and the definition of technique in weightlifting.

Takeaways

  • Passion for weightlifting and coaching developed from early exposure to the sport
  • Influential mentors like Don Macaulay shaped Stephen's coaching philosophy Coaching philosophy emphasizes individualized training and understanding the emotional constitution of each athlete.
  • The concept of Padref and its application in weightlifting training is crucial for optimizing force generation and technique. Training must aim to improve the lifter's total
  • EMOMs have a place in training for beginners but may not be beneficial for advanced lifters
  • Weightlifting has the power to transform lives and provide a sense of belonging
  • Technique in weightlifting is defined by keeping the bar close to the body's longitudinal axis

Chapters

  • 00:00 The Early Years of Weightlifting
  • 04:23 Discovering a Passion for Coaching
  • 36:07 Influential Mentors and Coaching Philosophy
  • 39:33 The Influence of Coaches
  • 40:58 Understanding Weightlifting Training
  • 41:28 Influential Coaches and Training Techniques
  • 44:34 The Philosophy of Coaching
  • 47:58 The Concept of Padref
  • 48:30 Martial Arts and Coaching
  • 52:42 Diverse Training Approaches
  • 01:00:18 Interpreting Weightlifting Techniques
  • 01:09:06 Individualized Coaching Approach
  • 01:10:05 Misinterpretation of Weightlifting Techniques
  • 01:12:29 The Importance of Experienced Coaching
  • 01:14:29 The Role of Training in Improving Performance
  • 01:16:29 The Debate on EMOMs in Weightlifting
  • 01:24:33 The Impact of Weightlifting on Personal Growth
  • 01:40:02 Defining Technique in Weightlifting

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]]>fe9fb915-3575-497b-a93a-e4e33fe20052Mon, 03 Aug 2026 23:01:53 GMT<p>The conversation begins with a discussion about unique weightlifting artifacts and a strength museum, leading into a detailed account of Stephen's introduction to weightlifting and his early experiences with training and coaching. The conversation then transitions to Stephen's influences and coaching philosophy, highlighting the impact of influential mentors on his approach to coaching. The conversation delves into the influence of coaches, understanding weightlifting training, influential coaches and training techniques, the philosophy of coaching, the concept of Padref, martial arts and coaching, diverse training approaches, interpreting weightlifting techniques, individualized coaching approach, misinterpretation of weightlifting techniques, and the importance of experienced coaching. The conversation delves into the role of training in improving performance, the debate on EMOMs in weightlifting, the impact of weightlifting on personal growth, and the definition of technique in weightlifting.</p><p></p><p>Takeaways</p><ul><li>Passion for weightlifting and coaching developed from early exposure to the sport</li><li>Influential mentors like Don Macaulay shaped Stephen's coaching philosophy Coaching philosophy emphasizes individualized training and understanding the emotional constitution of each athlete.</li><li>The concept of Padref and its application in weightlifting training is crucial for optimizing force generation and technique. Training must aim to improve the lifter's total</li><li>EMOMs have a place in training for beginners but may not be beneficial for advanced lifters</li><li>Weightlifting has the power to transform lives and provide a sense of belonging</li><li>Technique in weightlifting is defined by keeping the bar close to the body's longitudinal axis</li></ul><p></p><p>Chapters</p><ul><li>00:00 The Early Years of Weightlifting</li><li>04:23 Discovering a Passion for Coaching</li><li>36:07 Influential Mentors and Coaching Philosophy</li><li>39:33 The Influence of Coaches</li><li>40:58 Understanding Weightlifting Training</li><li>41:28 Influential Coaches and Training Techniques</li><li>44:34 The Philosophy of Coaching</li><li>47:58 The Concept of Padref</li><li>48:30 Martial Arts and Coaching</li><li>52:42 Diverse Training Approaches</li><li>01:00:18 Interpreting Weightlifting Techniques</li><li>01:09:06 Individualized Coaching Approach</li><li>01:10:05 Misinterpretation of Weightlifting Techniques</li><li>01:12:29 The Importance of Experienced Coaching</li><li>01:14:29 The Role of Training in Improving Performance</li><li>01:16:29 The Debate on EMOMs in Weightlifting</li><li>01:24:33 The Impact of Weightlifting on Personal Growth</li><li>01:40:02 Defining Technique in Weightlifting</li></ul><p></p><p><a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.instagram.com/palmetto_weightlifting/" target="_blank">Instagram</a></p>no01:28:311Episode 1: Stephen Powell from Palmetto Weightliftingfull