Audio interviews with noted professionals
In this, part two of my conversation with nutrition expert, Brian St. Pierre we cover some unusual and controversial topics including:
My guest this week is nutrition expert,Brian St. Pierre.
Brian is a Registered Dietitian. He attended the University of Maine, where he earned his Master’s in Food Science and Human Nutrition. He is a Certified Sports Nutritionist (CISSN) as well as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS).
This week my guest is strength and conditioning coach Mike Brown.
Mike has spent the past decade splitting time between coaching in the weight room and on the field. After graduating from the University of Utah, Mike went to work for Dan John at Juan Diego Catholic High School.
My guest this week is Kevin Larrabee http://thefitcast.com
In this weeks show I chat with a young woman on a mission. Marana Weber is one of the most focused and determined people I have ever had the pleasure of meeting.
Marana has clearly defined goals and eagerly seeks out the knowledge she needs to achieve them.
Some of what we discuss includes:
This week’s show features the second half of my conversation with my good friend Randy Roach. Some of the topics we discuss include:
additionally Lisa joins us with another interesting article
This week I have a conversation with my Canadian brother, Randy Roach.
www.randyroach.ca
At virtually the same time I was discovering bodybuilding here in Florida, Randy, also with limited vision was discovering it in Canada.
My guest this week is Allison Kuslikis http://kalecuties.com.
Allison is a young mother who decided right from the start that her children would live and eat in a healthy way.Both she and her husband Todd are plagued with food allergies so she has had to learn to be very creative in the kitchen. Allison is an engaging and charming lady who is sincere in wanting to help others raise their children in a healthier manner.
Some of the interview highlights include:
Mike Katz is truly a man with a big heart. He did not make it in bodybuilding without a serious effort. As he trained for his competitions, he worked as a high school teacher. He always had his eye on the top prize in the sport and his unwillingness to give up on that quest served to inspire everyone he came in contact with from his students to his fellow competetors.
My guest this week is Marc Halpern http://findtimeforhealth.com Marc likes to lift heavy things because of what it enables him to do elsewhere in life, like skiing and hiking. He doesn’t eat egg whites and lettuce for breakfast, he eats real food.