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A podcast series featuring thought leaders in healthcare, health and fitness, and communities. We address solutions for chronic disease, obesity and physical inactivity through cross-sector collaboration and innovation.
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An interview with Mark Harrington, Jr., President at Healthworks, Republic Fitness and GymIt So some of the things we look at is, is, how do we get the word out that we"re not we"re not just some company from another city or owned by private equity that is coming in here to make a buck. How can we be out front and tal
An interview with Joe Nadglowski, President and CEO at Obesity Action Coalition In fact, in our advocacy work around comprehensive care, we say people should have access to nutrition, physical activity, mental health, and then, and then medicine, surgery, whatever else they need, like that comprehensive care. And I thi
An interview with Katie Feltman, CEO at American College of Sports Medicine And so we really created this new vision statement about movement as our rallying cry. And when you actually sat down and forced that to be the lens through which everything passes, it was magic. It was truly magic. Katie Feltman American Colle
An interview with David Van Daff, Vice President, Industry Development and Public Affairs at National Academy of Sports Medicine We are consistently trying to prepare, coach and motivate our professionals to achieve success in the space. That, to me, is, is more of that professionalism, not just standard certification,
An interview with Dr. Jessica Bachman, Director of Operations at Stronger U Nutrition And so it"s a really great synergy where the gym is extremely important, and what you"re doing there to move towards your goals, but then we can take over and stay within our scope of practice when we"re talking about health behaviors
An interview with Devin Lebrun, SVP Innovation & Strategic Partnerships, and MV Shook, Healthcare & Innovation Manager, at Orangetheory Fitness There was no lack of care across the people that we talked to and an interest in helping their patients. What we found was there was a lack of tools and support for them to do