HeyJaredThe Everyday Athlete Podcast
It’s one thing to win in sport. It’s another to keep winning beyond it. The Everyday Athlete Podcast pulls back the curtain on what it really takes to overcome adversity, grow through sport, and level up in life.
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Ep. 18 - Jeff Williams: The Everyday Athlete (opens the original)
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Jeff Williams is an Operations Director at Eli Lilly, husband, father of two daughters and one of my current Everyday Athlete online coaching clients. Jeff isn't a former college or professional athlete, but he is an Everyday Athlete who takes pride in how he lives, eats, trains and operates daily. Over the years he's followed apps, workout programs and trained on his own, but always knew more was possible. What was missing wasn't effort. It was a structured process built around him specifically
Ep. 17 - Setting a New Standard of Training & Culture: Year One at Relentless Collective w/ Jackson Hayes (opens the original)
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As we approach Relentless Collective’s one year anniversary on July 11th, I sat down with owner, Jackson Hayes, for a real conversation about what this first year has looked like running a gym and sports performance facility for the first time. We get into the raw details of his biggest lessons, biggest challenges, and what he's most grateful for. We talk about what makes us different at Relentless — from our sports performance to adult training — and why people who have experienced other facili
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