Wired2Win Radio

Most people are breaking under pressure — but the world’s best are training for it. In this episode of Chasing Greatness Radio, performance consultant Rich DeVine reveals the science and strategy behind becoming STRESSPROOF — how Tier 1 warfighters, elite athletes, and $100M founders build mental armor, emotional regulation, and decision-making dominance in the middle of mass uncertainty. This isn...

In this episode, Chase delves into the complexities of imposter syndrome, revealing it as a neurological malfunction rather than a mere mindset issue. He discusses the biological underpinnings of this phenomenon, emphasizing the role of the nervous system and brain regions involved. Chase provides practical tools and strategies to overcome imposter syndrome, focusing on identity anchoring, neuropl...

In the 1970s and 80s, the Soviets weren’t guessing when it came to building Olympic giants — they were engineering them. While the West focused on general nutrition and growth charts, Soviet sports scientists were applying advanced hormonal protocols, targeted neuromuscular loading, and precision adaptogen timing to manipulate height potential. This wasn’t random. It was deliberate, controversial,...

🔥 THE “GO” PHRASE. YOUR NEURAL SWITCH TO SAVAGE PERFORMANCE 🔥 There’s a reason the world’s best athletes, UFC world champions, and $100M founders all have a “GO” phrase. One sentence… One trigger. One identity loaded command that instantly overrides fear, fatigue, and hesitation. It’s not motivation it’s neural conditioning. Your brain is hardwired to respond to cues. And when we stack a Go Phra...

Most people don’t lose because of talent. They lose because their cognitive code is outdated. They hesitate when the game of life speeds up. They overthink when pressure spikes. In this episode, we broke down exactly how elite performers train their brain like a high-speed processor—rewiring their neural pathways to handle chaos, decode patterns faster, and execute decisions at warp speed. Your br...

In this conversation, Chase Jackson discusses the critical role of resting heart rate in recovery and performance for elite athletes. He shares 25 proven strategies to lower resting heart rate and enhance recovery, emphasizing the importance of smart recovery techniques, breathing methods, training approaches, sleep enhancement, and nutrition. The conversation highlights how these practices can le...

In this conversation, Chase Jackson discusses the importance of mastering pressure for high performance. He emphasizes that failing under pressure reveals weak training rather than building character. Chase shares five actionable drills that can help individuals perform better under stress, focusing on techniques such as cognitive override, stress inoculation, and visualization. He encourages list...

In this conversation, Chase Jackson emphasizes the critical role of environment in achieving peak performance. He discusses how subtle daily influences, from morning routines to social circles, shape our mental state and capabilities. Jackson provides a comprehensive 15-point environmental audit designed to help individuals assess and optimize their surroundings for better performance. He highligh...

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In this episode, Chase Jackson explores the advanced nutritional strategies that separate elite athletes and high-performing individuals from the average. He discusses the importance of fueling the body based on specific demands, such as training load and cognitive tasks, rather than adhering to a one-size-fits-all approach. Key topics include glycemic modulation for optimal neural drive, nutrient...

Summary In this conversation, Chase Jackson introduces his unique coaching program, Epic, which he describes as 'neural warfare' aimed at high performers. He emphasizes the importance of community, collaboration, and personalized coaching to optimize performance. The program focuses on nervous system optimization, identity development, and belief systems, providing a comprehensive approach to pers...

Summary In this episode, Chase Jackson discusses the critical role of glucose control in elite performance, emphasizing that it's not just about talent or coaching, but mastering blood sugar management. He outlines ten daily habits that world-class performers adopt to optimize their glucose levels, including tracking glucose in real-time, meal sequencing, and the importance of hydration and sleep....

Summary In this conversation, Chase Jackson interviews Stephanie Grubbs, the Major League Strength and Conditioning Coach for the Houston Astros. They discuss the importance of belief in performance, building relationships with athletes, and the transition from college to professional sports. Stephanie shares insights on metrics and technology in strength training, the evolution of performance tea...

Belief isn't just a mindset—it’s your biological operating system, determining how your nervous system responds under pressure. This episode unveils ten transformative strategies used by elite performers to build an unshakable belief system. From daily identity rehearsal and environmental triggers to breath-paired dialogue and structured delusion, discover how to rewire your brain for peak executi...

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What separates raw talent from true greatness? In this special episode of Chasing Greatness Radio, NBA legend Cuttino Mobley pulls back the curtain on what it really takes — the unseen layers of talent development, elite-level self-mastery, and the brutal psychological shifts needed to thrive at the highest levels. Latest neuroscience confirms: greatness isn’t found — it’s forged through deliberat...

Most athletes and high performers are unknowingly conditioning themselves to get slower. The traditional model of “grind until you drown in lactic acid” is not just outdated — it’s actively sabotaging your nervous system’s ability to generate real speed and explosiveness. Inside this 12-minute tactical breakdown, we unpack the new science: why training your body to survive fatigue is the fast lane...

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In this episode of Chasing Greatness Radio, NHL performance consultant Tony Greco shares his journey from a champion martial artist to a fitness consultant. He emphasizes the transformative power of fitness, not just for physical health but also for mental well-being. Greco discusses the cognitive benefits of exercise, the importance of mindset in achieving goals, and the tools he uses to help cli...

keywords performance psychology, David Goggins, cookie jar, inner power, personal growth, motivation, overcoming challenges, mental resilience, success, self-improvement In this mini episode Chase emphasizes the importance of mental resilience and the ability to create inspiring internal conditions. Drawing from David Goggins' 'cookie jar' concept, he illustrates how recalling past victories can e...

Tired of those same old, tired warm-up routines? So are we. This isn't your grandma's pre-workout stretch session. In this episode, we dive into the cutting edge of performance science, revealing why activating your feet and triggering your fight-or-flight response are the ONLY things you need to prime your body for peak performance. Forget static stretches and endless foam rolling. We're talking...

In this episode, Chase discusses the concept of 'champions biochemistry,' a term popularized by Tony Robbins, which refers to the optimal balance of testosterone and cortisol for peak performance. He explains how many individuals unknowingly sabotage their biochemistry, leading to suboptimal performance. The episode outlines five actionable strategies to optimize this hormonal balance, including c...

In the 1980s, renowned performance psychologist Jim Loehr revolutionized the way we understand peak performance in tennis by focusing not on what happens during the points—but on the moments in between. This often-overlooked time, Loehr discovered, is where the best separate themselves from the merely good. In this episode, we dive deep into the science and psychology behind the time between point...