The InnerFight Podcast
InnerFight's Marcus Smith is a high performance coach that gets results. In his podcast he talks performance with a range of people. From some of the worlds leading health and fitness gurus to those searching to get more out of their life.
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In this deeply vulnerable conversation, Eduan Viljoen—now an InnerFight Strength & Conditioning Coach—shares the inflection points that shaped him: a late surge into sport, losing (and rebuilding) confidence, navigating a complex childhood, and discovering why doing hard things matters far beyond the gym. We unpack emp
In this episode of the InnerFight Podcast,Marcus Smith sits down with Dr. Geoffrey Mount Varner — a Harvard-trained ER physician, former Assistant Chief Medical Officer for Washington D.C., and a three-time cancer survivor. Through 30 years on the front lines of emergency medicine, Dr. Geoffrey has learned that overthi
In this episode of the InnerFight Podcast, Marcus Smith sits down with Rob Jones for a heartfelt conversation on making good decisions fast as a parent. Rob shares how everyday choices — from the clothes his daughter wears to redefining what “success” means for his family — have reshaped his perspective. It’s an honest
In Episode 990 of the InnerFight Podcast, Marcus Smith talks with Pete Moore about the powerful crossover of sport and business—and why both depend on high performance. From the idea that a CEO is the goalie to Pete’s concept of “Business Ball”, this conversation highlights how health, resilience, and team dynamics cre
Chad Dunn’s story is one of transformation, resilience, and purpose. From his early days as a nationally ranked BMX racer to becoming a passionate performance coach and founder of Move Human Performance, Chad has dedicated his life to helping others unlock their potential. In this episode of the InnerFight Podcast, Mar
Episode 988 of the InnerFight Podcast with Marcus Smith takes a deep dive into the difference between balance and alignment. While many chase the idea of “work-life balance,” Marcus argues that life is too dynamic for balance to truly exist. Instead, he explores the power of alignment—matching your actions with your va
