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SPORT VITAMINS is back with episode 34! Today's guest is Mike Guevara, a.k.a. Mrdoitmoving! As a performance coach for over 10 years, Mike has worked with some of the world’s top basketball players, including Anthony Davis, Jrue Holiday and Mike James. Some of the topics that we covered with Mike are: - how to create a "comfortable" environment - movement strength - motivating athletes Hosted by Roberto Iezzi, every week SPORT VITAMINS takes you behind the scenes of professional sports! Chapters : 0:00 Background 6:30 Training athletes of different sports 11:40 Training age 13:45 Creating a “comfortable” environment 17:00 Movement strength 20:00 Improving stability 26:00 Floating heel concept 29:00 Progressions and regressions - allow your athletes to success 34:30 Motivating athletes - “dog days” 38:00 Importance of continuing education 39:43 Rapid Fire Questions

Coaches, it is my pleasure and my privilege to introduce you to the passionate and kind-hearted Mike Guevara. Coach Mike G serves the competitive playing field that is the NBA. During our conversation, he dives into his athletic background and experience moving into the world of professional sports. If I've got any aspiring pro basketball players listening, then this episode is definitely for you because Mike and I discuss the process of being drafted into the NBA. Coach Mike G exudes qualities that all great personal trainers should have: compassion, kindness, and overall caring nature. During our talk, he talks to me about client-trainer relationships and how things such as trust and compliance need to be earned. It is important to meet your clients where they are at when they are celebrating and in pain. We also went into early specialization and accessibility. We all know that not every one has access to high-level sports clubs and teams growing up. Mike and I talk about how someone can be resourceful getting their younger athletes beneficial training and inspire their kids to be the best athletes and people they can be. In this episode, Mike and I discuss: - How proper training makes a true impact...which includes properly preparing your own child in grade school sports. - Compliance, trust, and the importance of interpersonal communication. - Why you should not do personal training solely for money. Don't forget to sign up for my upcoming free live training : FitBiz Bootcamp . The training begins on January 3rd. Join me, and learn to master the same pillars of performance that have helped me and my clients generate consistent $10k-$40k months. Don't forget to leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. About Today's Guest Mike Guevara started coaching in the performance field in 2008. Upon graduating from Cal State Northridge with a B.S. in Exercise Science in 2010, he worked as a performance intern and ultimately a coach at The Factory Training for 5 years. He was then offered ownership and served as Director of Performance at The Factory Training where he oversaw and serviced multiple NFL, NBA, and MLB athletes along with youth, high school, and college athletes. In late 2011 to 2013, Mike received an opportunity to work and travel with Belarusian pro tennis player Victória Azárenka as her personal Performance Coach. After 2 1/2 years, Victória captured 51 weeks of a world #1 ranking and two Australian Open Titles among many other career accomplishments. He was asked to return to the team in Jan 2016 and helped her achieve the “Sunshine Double” which only two other woman in WTA histo This is a public episode. If you’d <a rel="payment" hr

For today's Spotlight episode, I'm excited to welcome Mike Guevara to the show. Mike is a performance coach and the co-owner of GBG Hoops, where he helps top-level athletes elevate their game. Mike is considered one of the best top-performance coaches within both the NBA and NFL communities. In the NBA alone, he has worked with Anthony Davis, Rajon Rondo, and Jrue Holiday, to name a few. Today we're going to get a glimpse into how Mike went from coaching girls' youth soccer to coaching NBA/NFL players. In this episode, we discuss: - Growing up in a military household - Being overlooked as an Asian American athlete in high school and college - What exactly does a performance coach do? - Movement is essential to a healthy lifestyle - How to get professional athletes to buy into the program - How being the underdog as an athlete prepared him in his professional career - What separates a great athlete from an average one? - The best piece of advice - Where Mike sees himself in the next five years. You can follow Coach Mike on Instagram at @mrdoitmoving . Support the show

This episode is a awesome one down that we did down in Zapata as we just got off the water from fishing Falcon Lake. This episode we talk how elite was kind of form and shaped and how it is today. We talked screen printing, fishing, lake break down, and some funny stories.