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EPISODE · Nov 21, 2024 · 46 MIN

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In this conversation, the hosts discuss a range of topics from the acquisition of Infowars by The Onion to the rapid evolution of technology and its implications for society. They reflect on the cultural significance of boxing and MMA, the importance of community and connection in fitness, and the impact of loneliness on mental health. The discussion also touches on personal training dynamics, the future of retail in the fitness industry, and the value of human interaction in a digital age. In this episode, Katie Hogan and JHo discuss the complexities of coaching in the fitness industry, focusing on the balance between technical skills and personal attitude. They explore the importance of creating a positive environment for members, the necessity of personal connections over mere efficiency, and the significance of establishing non-negotiables in coaching. The conversation also touches on the future of competitive events in fitness, emphasizing the need for quality experiences over quantity.CrossFit | CrossFit Games | Become a CrossFit Affiliate | Fitt Insider | Club Industry | Athletech News | Associated Press | Professional Coach Newsletter | Onthisday | Forbes | Barbell Spin | Morning Chalk up | Washington Post | Wall Street Journal | NewYork Times | IHRSA | RESET CrossFit | Megawatt CrossFitIG:   @katiehogan777  |  @blacknesssmonsterEmail:  [email protected] | [email protected] questions to Jordan via email or IG dm

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In this conversation, the hosts discuss a range of topics from the acquisition of Infowars by The Onion to the rapid evolution of technology and its implications for society. They reflect on the cultural significance of boxing and MMA, the importance of community and connection in fitness, and the impact of loneliness on mental health. The discussion also touches on personal training dynamics, the future of retail in the fitness industry, and the value of human interaction in a digital age. I...

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