#StopTheMayhem, The Wasatch Brutes, and Coaching with Adrian Conway - Ep. 105

The Michael Caz Podcast

English - July 28, 2017 07:00 - 50 minutes - 69.8 MB - ★★★★★ - 1.7K ratings
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Previous Episode: Athlete internal dialogue, energy conservation, and becoming a coach with Chad Vaughn - Ep.104

Next Episode: Getting StrongAF, Neuromuscular Efficiency and Jacob Heppner ft. Nick Fowler - Ep.106

Adrian Conway, my former teammate and team captain to the Wasatch Brutes is on the show. (@adrianconway) We'll discuss how the team came to be, difficulties they experienced, what the driving force behind their success is and their mission to #stopthemayhem. We also dive into topics about coaching—his own experience as a coach over the years and what he has learned about athletes both in person and virtually. Adrian is a wealth of knowledge and an amazing leader, there is a lot of pearls of knowledge in this one. Enjoy the show!

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Topics of discussion:

[1:51] Getting the team together

[8:43] Lessons learned at Wodapalooza

[14:59] Creating accountability within the team

[15:55] Nick Fowler as head coach

[19:40] Becoming and communicating like a team

[22:49] Benefit of having a coach

[24:34] Regionals and pushing the threshold

[26:40] Mutual respect for teammates and developing chemistry

[28:48] Winning the CrossFit Games

[31:16] Adrian as a leader

[35:10] Being a coach and what has changed over the years

[39:29] The curious and passionate athlete

[43:40] Why consistent athletes are better athletes

[46:37] Knowing your athletes and honest assessments

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