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EPISODE · Nov 5, 2024 · 45 MIN

Rethinking Fitness: Ian O'Dwyer Explores Controversial Beliefs for Better Health

from Purpose Driven Movement · host Functional Training Institute

Are the fitness trends your clients are following helping or hindering their progress? In this episode, host Vanessa Leone and guest Ian O'Dwyer discuss the controversial elements of fitness and explore a more holistic approach to health and well-being. The two focus on the importance of fascia, the emotional and mental states of individuals in relation to physical health, and the often intimidating environment of gyms. They discuss the evolution of fitness practices towards recovery and functional training, and the changing landscape of masculinity in fitness spaces. The dialogue highlights the need for a holistic approach to movement and wellness, encouraging you and your clients to listen to their bodies and prioritise enjoyment in their fitness journeys.Our favourite quotable moments:“Fascia is a system defined not by anatomical consistency, but by individualised adaptability.” - Ian O’Dwyer"Stress is life." - Ian O’DwyerResources:Feel Soma WebsiteInstagram - @feelsomaFacebook - @feelsomaYouTube - @feelsomaGet 15% off any of our online courses. Simply go to Functional Training Institute and input 'PDM15' at cart checkout.Check out our best selling book Purpose Driven Movement by host Tarek Michael-Chouja and Dan Henderson.Join Our Mailing ListRelated: fitness, fascia, emotional health, gym environment, recovery, masculinity, functional training, mental health, injury prevention, holistic approach, recovery, fitness, priming, restoration, stress, aspirations, goals, movement, wellness, healthAbout Our Guest: Ian O’Dwyer (OD) is an accomplished fitness professional with a 30-year career spanning diverse roles, such as Movement Coach, Personal Trainer, Author, and Mentor. For 24 years, he owned and operated the renowned OD on Movement Performance Studio on the Sunshine Coast, QLD, and has made significant contributions to the fitness industry through ventures like PT on the Net and PTA Global. Currently, as the Co-Founder of Feel SOMA, Ian's innovative approach focuses on guiding and coaching the whole person, encompassing emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual aspects to create positive solutions. His remarkable ability to connect, observe, and facilitate instant change in individuals, groups, and teams is highly esteemed by a global community of clients, friends, family, and colleagues, emphasising his inclusive, practical, and enjoyable approach.About Your Host: Vanessa is a seasoned Movement Therapist with a vast array of skills and experiences in the industry. Her goal is to help as many people find betterment in their lives. She is known as a hybrid trainer, attaining high levels of education, and delivering a quality presenting experience in both group fitness and personal training streams. Attaining betterment drives her knowledge and pursuit for further education for herself and everyone she encounters. Vanessa continues training clients and trainers all over the country and presenting at the International Fitness Conference. Vanessa’s ethos is doing things BETTER.This podcast is produced by Brave Moon Podcasts.

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Are the fitness trends your clients are following helping or hindering their progress? In this episode, host Vanessa Leone and guest Ian O'Dwyer discuss the controversial elements of fitness and explore a more holistic approach to health and well-being. The two focus on the importance of fascia, the emotional and mental states of individuals in relation to physical health, and the often intimidating environment of gyms. They discuss the evolution of fitness practices towards recovery and func...

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