The KSI Huddle Podcast with Coach Ian King

Huddle #37 – Reflections and Questions Boot Camp 2018 – Part 1 of 3 12.09.2018 16:15 ↓

During our peak annual event, the only time all our top level coaches come together each year, we are involved in some phenomenal professional development experiences. One of these are our round-circle discussions that we call our ‘Huddles’. This Part 1 of  a 3 part audio series gives you insights into the minds of our coaches from all levels as they absorb heir experiences doing the week of the 2...

Huddle #36 – Chat with JL Holdsworth, Former world champion powerlifter and strength coach 07.08.2018 1:04:22 ↓

In this podcast we chat with US powerlifting legend, strength coach and founder of Spot Athletics – JL Holdsworth. With a BA in Exercise Science from Wayne State, Masters work at University of Kentucky in Coaching, a USAW Level-1 coaching certificate and well over 20,000 hours of practical experience, JL Holdsworth is one of the most respected strength coaches in the industry. As a competiti...

Huddle #35 – Living the dream in physical preparation 01.08.2018 29:15 ↓

In the physical preparation industry you often hear reference to a person ‘living the dream’. Is this real, or marketing ploy to attract more into the industry? Are all or most physical preparation coaches ‘living the dream’? And what does ‘living the dream’ mean anyway?

KSI Huddle #34 – Dealing with the frustration of the ‘different’ training directions 30.07.2018 48:53 ↓

We all face ‘frustration’s’ in the work place. For a physical preparation coach (as well as many other service consultants) some of this frustration can come from the realization that many people do not agree with what you believe in, despite the fact that you are a ‘professional’.

Huddle #33 – Chat with Dr Ken Kinakin, SWIS Founder and Chiropractor 29.06.2018 1:15:04 ↓

Ken is a Canadian chiropractor and the founder of the Society of Weight-Training Injury Specialists (SWIS) which is focused on the prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of weight-training injuries. The mission of SWIS is to “bring therapeutic professionals and professional weight lifting trainers together. The goal is to create a win-win-win relationship between the doctor/therapist, the...

Huddle #32 – Wanting to know the why of training, not just the what 27.06.2018 1:05:12 ↓

Todd Wilkins joined the US Military at the age of 17 years and training has played a been big part of his life.  Some are happy to just train; others want to know the ‘why’ of training. Todd is one of those with a thirst to know why. Ten years ago as part of his search for answers, he reviewed all the strength training books in two local libraries and settled on the Book of Muscle, in which he fou...

Huddle #31 – Bicep Tears and Other Things 14.06.2018 51:45 ↓

Muscle tears are another strength training related injury that have increased substantially during my four decades in coaching to what I would describe as almost epidemic. At this rate it will be the odd-person who has not had one. Yet that are for the most part an injury of choice. After learning that US former American college football player and KSI Coach Justin Green had become another victim...

Huddle #30 – KSI from a complementary medicine perspective 12.06.2018 55:14 ↓

Huddle #30 – The KSI way, the future of the industry and much more – Chat with Darren Manser, Australian N aturopath, Acupuncturist and Kinesiologist