The Macro Perspective

Marcos Rivera and Seamus Sullivan

Join Marcos Rivera and Seamus Sullivan as they share insights about health perspectives including fitness, nutrition, and self-awareness from a macro lens.

  1. Power In Movement with Dr. Grace Schwemmer, Ep 205

    1d ago

    Power In Movement with Dr. Grace Schwemmer, Ep 205

    Power In Movement | Ep. 205 with Dr. Grace Schwemmer 💥 Pain doesn't mean you have to stop moving—it means you need a better plan. In this episode, physical therapist and strength coach Dr. Grace Schwemmer breaks down how to train smarter, recover better, and build a body that's resilient for life—not just for your next workout. 🔥 Top takeaways: ⚡ Your body adapts to the stress you consistently apply. Train with purpose, not just intensity. 🏃 Plyometrics aren't just for athletes. They help build power, improve resilience, and keep you moving well for years to come. 💪 Rehab shouldn't stop your training—it should prepare you to return stronger. The right progression matters. 🧠 Movement variability is essential. If you only move one way, you're more likely to break down over time. Whether you're a CrossFitter, Hyrox athlete, runner, lifter, or just someone who wants to move better and stay active, this conversation is packed with practical advice you can start using today. The goal isn't just to be pain-free—it's to build a body that's strong, capable, and ready for whatever life throws at you. #TheMacroPerspective #PhysicalTherapy #Hyrox #StrengthTraining #Longevity ________________ (00:00) Introduction to Dr. Grace Schwemmer (02:52) Journey into Physical Therapy (05:32) Personal Experience with Knee Rehab (11:22) Understanding Isometric and Eccentric Training (16:22) Plyometrics and Their Importance (26:50) The Role of the Tibialis in Lower Limb Health (30:27) Performance and the Hybrid Athlete (31:30) Adapting to Applied Stress in Sports (34:40) Load Management in CrossFit Training (36:59) Movement Variability for All Athletes (40:09) The Importance of Athletic Preparation (43:10) Plyometrics and Reactivity in Training (50:15) Continuing Education in Physical Therapy ________________ You can find  Grace here: Website Instagram You can find The Macro Perspective and its hosts here: Instagram  Marcos Seamus  TikTok  YouTube Facebook  Apple Podcast  ________________ Grace, in her own words: I’m a Kansas native who relocated to Colorado shortly after completing my education. I earned my Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training and my Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Rockhurst University, solidifying a strong foundation in both fields. In my free time, you can find me at the gym or indulging in my love for board sports. Whether it’s surfing the waves or snowboarding down the slopes, I cherish every moment spent outdoors. With over a decade of experience in the strength and conditioning arena, I have dedicated my career to working primarily with strength athletes, focusing on CrossFit, Olympic Weightlifting, and Powerlifting. My personal journey has been shaped by two major surgeries, which taught me the importance of discipline and perseverance in recovering from significant setbacks. The founding of Power in Movement was born out of my frustration with the inadequate treatments I received from three different providers after my surgeries. I was often told that I would never return to high-level competition and was advised to rest and reduce my activity. These experiences ignited a passion in me to make a difference in the field of physical therapy. My mission is to provide the highest quality care, ensuring that individuals who experience major injuries can return to peak performance levels. .________________ About the Podcast: The Macro Perspective is hosted by Marcos Rivera and Seamus Sullivan, and was born from a simple but powerful mission: to help people take ownership of their health and lives. As performance health coaches, they've spent their careers empowering clients to think critically, stay curious, and make informed choices—not just in fitness, but in all aspects of life. This podcast is an extension of that mission, bringing insightful conversations that challenge, educate, and inspire.

    56 min
  2. Silent Moves, Loud Results with Kris Rugolski, Ep 204

    Jun 22

    Silent Moves, Loud Results with Kris Rugolski, Ep 204

    🤫Silent Moves, Loud Results 🗣️ with Kris Rugolski, Ep 204  What does it take to become a Hyrox World Champion, run 100-mile races, and compete among the best in the world... while still working a full-time job? This week, we sat down with Kris Rugloski, one of the most accomplished endurance athletes on the planet, and her answers might surprise you. 🔥 Being a world champion changes less than you think. The real reward is who you become in the process. ⏰ You don't need more time—you need better priorities. Kris has built an elite career through consistency, planning, and discipline. 🍎 Recovery isn't complicated. Eat. Drink. Sleep. Master the basics before chasing the latest hack. 🧠 Performance starts in your mind. Kris believes in being kind to yourself, focusing on effort over perfection, and playing the long game. This episode is packed with lessons on fitness, mindset, resilience, and building a life that supports high performance—not just for a season, but for decades. Your potential is bigger than you think. The question is: who are you becoming with the work you're putting in today? #HyroxTraining #EnduranceSports #FitnessMindset #TrainForLife #HighPerformanceHabits __________________________ 00:00 — Chasing High Performance and Lifestyle 03:06 — Training for Hyrox and Endurance Events 05:58 — Logistics of Competing at a High Level 08:56 — Time Management for Athletes 11:57 — Mental State and Recovery in Training 15:09 — Minimum Effective Dose for Training 18:09 — Nutrition and Hydration for Performance 26:35 — The Impact of Tracking Metrics on Performance 29:31 — Balancing Data and Intuition in Athletic Training 31:33 — Recovery Protocols and Their Importance 42:41 — The Journey to Athleticism: Personal Growth Through Sports 51:22 — The Psychology of Winning and Losing 52:31 — The True Meaning of Achievement 55:28 — The Pressure of Performance 58:22 — Emotional Resilience in Sports 01:00:17 — Personal Growth Beyond Titles 01:02:02 — The Journey of a Champion 01:06:27 — Lessons from the Top 01:09:07 — Looking Ahead: Future Aspirations __________________________ You can find  Kris Rugolski here: LinkTree Instagram You can find The Macro Perspective and its hosts here: Instagram Marcos Seamus TikTok  YouTube  Facebook Apple Podcast  __________________________ About Kris Rugolski: Kris Rugloski is the rare athlete who makes elite performance look effortless. A 2022 Hyrox World Champion, Elite 15 competitor, ultramarathoner, and obstacle course racing standout, she has built a reputation as one of the toughest and most versatile endurance athletes in the world. She was also the first female athlete to complete 100 miles at the World's Toughest Mudder. What makes Kris especially fascinating is that she didn't grow up playing organized sports. Raised in rural South Texas, she discovered endurance competition later in life and steadily transformed herself into a world-class athlete through consistency, discipline, and an unwavering love of the process. Despite waking up around 3 a.m. most mornings to train before work, Kris is known for her laid-back approach to performance. She prioritizes effort over perfection, focuses on becoming better than she was yesterday, and believes that titles and podiums matter far less than the person you become in pursuit of them. Whether she's racing Hyrox, tackling 100-mile events, or balancing training with everyday life, Kris embodies the idea that extraordinary results come from ordinary habits repeated over time. __________________________ About the Podcast: The Macro Perspective is hosted by Marcos Rivera and Seamus Sullivan, and was born from a simple but powerful mission: to help people take ownership of their health and lives. As performance health coaches, they've spent their careers empowering clients to think critically, stay curious, and make informed choices—not just in fitness, but in all aspects of life.

    1h 5m
  3. Slow is Fast with Greg Casey, Ep 203

    Jun 16

    Slow is Fast with Greg Casey, Ep 203

    🎙️ Episode 203: Slow Is Fast with Greg Casey What if the fastest way to get where you want to go... is to slow down? In this episode, we sit down with coach, cancer survivor, artist, father, and  motivationalist Greg Casey. From overcoming multiple cancer diagnoses to building deep relationships through coaching, Greg shares the lessons that have shaped his philosophy on life, fitness, resilience, and purpose. This conversation is packed with wisdom, perspective, and the kind of reminders we all need from time to time: 🔥 Slow is fast. Big goals are achieved through small, consistent actions repeated over time. 🧠 Growth doesn't come clean. If you're chasing growth, expect discomfort, mistakes, and a little blood, sweat, and tears along the way. ❤️ Build relationships, not transactions. The strongest impact we can have comes from genuinely connecting with people and investing in them. 💪 Heavy doesn't mean impossible. Whether it's cancer, parenting, business, or life, hard things don't have to stop you—they can shape you. One of our favorite lines from the episode: "If there ever is a doubt, there is no doubt." Give this one a listen and let us know your biggest takeaway . #Podcast #SlowIsFast #Mindset #Resilience #PersonalGrowth  You can find  Greg Casey here: Instagram  You can find The Macro Perspective and its hosts here: Instagram  Marcos  Seamus YouTube  Facebook  Apple Podcast  About Greg Casey: Slow Is Fast: A Biography of Purpose, Scars, and Gratitude as a discipline From the outside,  life can appear linear. From the inside, it never is. This life—shaped by patience, resistance, and an unwavering commitment to joy—has always understood that movement forward does not require speed, but intention. “Slow is fast” is not a slogan here; it is a discipline. A belief that the biggest visions are not rushed into existence, but built deliberately, day by day, with hands steady and eyes fixed on something almost dream-like in scale. At the center of this philosophy is a paradox: the grandest ideas demand the smallest, most focused actions. Every day is approached not as a race, but as a contribution—one brick laid toward a vision that feels closer to imagination than reality. The kind of vision people reference with a smile, calling it “Disneyland-like,” not because it is naïve, but because it dares to believe that wonder, joy, and craft can coexist with discipline and hard work. This belief did not come from comfort. It came from experience. Life, as understood here, is not a promise. It is a test. And every test demands an answer. About the Podcast: The Macro Perspective is hosted by Marcos Rivera and Seamus Sullivan, and was born from a simple but powerful mission: to help people take ownership of their health and lives. As performance health coaches, they've spent their careers empowering clients to think critically, stay curious, and make informed choices—not just in fitness, but in all aspects of life. This podcast is an extension of that mission, bringing insightful conversations that challenge, educate, and inspire.

    1h 31m
  4. Science Communication with Dr. Eric Helms, Ep 202

    Jun 8

    Science Communication with Dr. Eric Helms, Ep 202

    EPISODE 202: SCIENCE COMMUNICATION WITH DR. ERIC HELMS 🚨 What if the biggest problem in health and fitness today isn't misinformation... it's not knowing who to trust? This week on The Macro Perspective Podcast, we sat down with Dr. Eric Helms—researcher, coach, science communicator, co-founder of 3DMJ and MASS Research Review, author of the Muscle & Strength Pyramids, and one of the most respected voices in evidence-based fitness. With over two decades of experience coaching athletes, conducting research, and helping people navigate the ever-changing world of health and performance, Eric breaks down why science seems so confusing, how social media has changed the way we consume information, and what it actually means to be "evidence-based." Some of our biggest takeaways: 🧠 "People have cynicism masquerading as skepticism." Being skeptical is healthy. Automatically dismissing information because of who it's coming from isn't. 📚 Science isn't a collection of facts—it's a process. The goal isn't to be perfectly right. It's to become a little less wrong over time. 🎙️ The best information doesn't always win. Great storytelling, marketing, and communication often outperform expertise in today's social media landscape. 🏗️ Before chasing the latest supplement, peptide, or health hack, make sure your foundation is solid. Sleep, nutrition, training consistency, and lifestyle habits still matter most. This conversation goes far beyond fitness. It's about critical thinking, navigating uncertainty, and learning how to make better decisions in a world overflowing with information. #EvidenceBasedFitness #FitnessEducation #ScienceBasedCoaching #EricHelms #MASSResearchReview  __________________ (00:00) Introduction to Evidence-Based Practice (02:28) Navigating Social Media and Fitness (05:14) Understanding Evidence-Based Medicine (08:01) The Confusion of Science and Pseudoscience (10:40) Cynicism vs. Skepticism in Science (13:00) The Role of PhDs in Fitness and Nutrition (15:41) The Importance of Communication in Science (18:19) The Future of Science Communication (32:47) The Role of Sales in Science Communication (33:18) Debating Nutrition: The Power of Storytelling (36:00) The Evolution of Science Communication in Academia (38:31) Navigating the Challenges of Academic and Public Engagement (42:36) The Investment in Content Creation and Education (44:10) The Journey of Influencers in the Fitness Industry (49:31) Understanding the Complexities of Peptides and Health Claims (55:28) The Gray Market of Peptides (57:21) Anecdotes vs. Scientific Evidence (01:00:31) The Role of Pharmaceutical Companies (01:03:44) Understanding Peptides and Patents (01:10:38) Wrapping Up: Insights and Reflections __________________ You can find Eric Helms  here: Instagram Website  You can find The Macro Perspective and its hosts here: Instagram  Marcos Seamus TikTok  YouTube  Facebook Apple Podcast  __________________ About Eric Helms: Eric Helms, PhD, CSCS, AccredSpNut, is a science communicator, sport science/nutrition researcher and coach. He is a co-founder and reviewer for MASS Research Review and the co-director of the Sport Research Institute New Zealand (SPRINZ) at the Auckland University of Technology (AUT) where he conducts strength and physique sport science and mentors masters and PhD students. A trainer and coach for competitive and recreational drug-free strength and physique athletes at all levels for two decades via Team 3D Muscle Journey since 2009, where he is the science officer and co-founder. As a lifter, he is a WNBF pro natural bodybuilder and competes in strength sport. About the Podcast: The Macro Perspective is hosted by Marcos Rivera and Seamus Sullivan, and was born from a simple but powerful mission: to help people take ownership of their health and lives. As performance health coaches, they've spent their careers empowering clients to think critically, stay curious, and make informed choices in all aspects of life.

    1h 16m
  5. Wolf Pack with John Wolf, Ep 201

    May 4

    Wolf Pack with John Wolf, Ep 201

    EPISODE 201: WOLF PACK WITH JOHN WOLF 🐺 Coach John Wolf has been shaping the way people train for years — long before most of it was mainstream. His approach has always been a little different…Less about chasing numbers, more about how you move, think, and show up. This conversation goes beyond workouts. It’s about what actually makes progress stick. 🔥 “Real strength shows up outside perfect conditions.” → If it only works in the gym, it’s incomplete. 🧠 “You always regret not training your weak ranges.” → The stuff you avoid is usually what you need most. ⚡ “Control first, then introduce chaos.” → Build the foundation before adding complexity. 💥 “You become the person who gets the result.” → It’s not just what you do… it’s who you become. This episode connects the dots between training, resilience, and real-life carryover in a way that just makes sense.  #TrainWithPurpose #StrengthInMotion #MindsetMatters #WolfPack #HealthisWealth ____________________________________  (00:00) Introduction to Coach John Wolfe (02:01) The Impact of Onnit Academy Programs (05:49) Unconventional Training Methods and Their Origins (11:04) Integrating Mobility and Strength Training (16:32) The Importance of Movement Variability (22:26) Real-Life Applications of Strength Training (28:14) Education and Open-Mindedness in Fitness (33:47) The Evolution of Fitness and Longevity (38:11) Transitioning from Onnit to Personal Coaching (41:47) The Role of Data in Coaching (49:17) Mindset and Identity in Personal Growth (57:05) The Coach's Role in Personal Transformation ____________________________________ You can find Coach John  here: Instagram Website   You can find The Macro Perspective and its hosts here: Instagram Marcos Seamus   TikTok   YouTube   Facebook   Apple Podcast  ____________________________________ About John Wolf: John Wolf is the founder of Wolf Pack Coaching & Consulting, based in Fair Oaks Ranch, TX. With over 20 years of experience coaching thousands of clients worldwide, John now calls the Boerne area home and is excited to help his local community achieve real, lasting results in health and fitness. About the Podcast: The Macro Perspective is hosted by Marcos Rivera and Seamus Sullivan, and was born from a simple but powerful mission: to help people take ownership of their health and lives. As performance health coaches, they've spent their careers empowering clients to think critically, stay curious, and make informed choices—not just in fitness, but in all aspects of life. This podcast is an extension of that mission, bringing insightful conversations that challenge, educate, and inspire.

    1 hr
  6. 200th Episode Special

    Apr 27

    200th Episode Special

    200 EPISODES. 🤯 Only ~3% of podcasts ever make it this far… and somehow, here we are. What started as “just hit record and talk about this week” turned into 200 conversations, countless lessons, and a platform that’s grown beyond anything we expected. From breaking down health, fitness, and nutrition…To diving into mindset, relationships, and performance…To sitting down with incredible guests like Jaime French, Alan Aragon, Margaux Alvarez, Kelly Starrett and more… This has been one hell of a ride — and we’re just getting started. 4 THINGS 200 EPISODES HAVE TAUGHT US 👇 🔥 Consistency beats everything We didn’t plan for 200… we just kept showing up. One episode at a time. 🧠 Connection > information The best conversations—the ones that change lives—aren’t scripted. They’re real, honest, and human. ⚡ Growth comes from leaning in, not waiting Every opportunity, every guest, every skill we’ve built came from just taking the shot and figuring it out after. 🎯 Perspective is everything Whether it’s health, relationships, or life… the way you frame things shapes your reality. 200 episodes later… We've realized this podcast isn’t just about information. It’s about perspective. To everyone who’s listened, shared, supported, and been part of this journey—we appreciate you more than you know. 🙏 We’re just getting warmed up. #HealthAndPerformance #MindsetMatters #SustainableHabits #LiveBetter ______________________________ (00:00) Celebrating 200 Episodes: A Journey of Growth (02:30) The Evolution of Public Speaking and Communication (05:03) Authenticity in Podcasting: The Shift from Scripted to Free-Flowing (07:38) The Impact of AI on Health and Wellness (10:16) Future of Medicine: Proactive Care and Technology (12:44) Navigating the Challenges of Health Reform (15:34) The Role of AI in Professional Development (18:13) Understanding the Emotional Component of Health Changes (20:51) Creating Autonomy in Coaching (23:41) The Importance of Time in Personal Growth (26:08) Looking Ahead: Goals for the Future (30:10) Unleashing Potential in Health and Wellness (31:17) The Future of Hybrid Fitness (33:49) Shifting Priorities in Fitness and Family Life (35:24) Understanding Athletic Demands and Longevity (39:00) The Importance of Novelty and Enjoyment in Fitness (43:28) Balancing Data and Enjoyment in Health Practices (48:01) Reframing Perspectives in Relationships and Life (53:16) Celebrating Milestones and Future Aspirations ______________________________ You can find The Macro Perspective and its hosts here: Instagram  Marcos  Seamus TikTok  YouTube  Facebook  Apple Podcast  ______________________________ About the Podcast: The Macro Perspective is hosted by Marcos Rivera and Seamus Sullivan, and was born from a simple but powerful mission: to help people take ownership of their health and lives. As performance health coaches, they've spent their careers empowering clients to think critically, stay curious, and make informed choices—not just in fitness, but in all aspects of life. This podcast is an extension of that mission, bringing insightful conversations that challenge, educate, and inspire.

    59 min
  7. Outdoor Athlete w/ Courtenay Schurman, Ep 199

    Apr 13

    Outdoor Athlete w/ Courtenay Schurman, Ep 199

    What does neuroscience have to do with climbing Everest? More than you'd think. We sat down with Courtenay Schurman — mountaineer, neuroscientist, and holistic coach — to dig into what it actually takes to perform at altitude, recover smarter, and build the kind of mental resilience that holds up when things get hard. This one goes deep. 🧠 Brain training isn't just for recovery — it's a performance tool that sharpens focus, improves decision-making, and can be the difference between summit and turnaround 🏔️ Fitness alone won't get you up the mountain — skill, experience, and acclimatization are the real gatekeepers to high-altitude success 🍽️ Nutrition at altitude is a whole different game — caloric density, digestion, and hydration all shift dramatically the higher you go ⚡ Crisis management is a trainable skill — and Courtenay's stories from Antarctic expeditions and electrical storms on the mountain will make you want to start practicing Whether you're an outdoor athlete, a coach, or just someone who wants to think better and move better, this episode delivers. You can find the Guest information here: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/courtschurman/ Website - https://bodyresults.com/ You can find The Macro Perspective and its hosts here: Instagram  https://www.instagram.com/themacropod/ Marcos  https://www.instagram.com/marcoslukerivera/ Seamus  https://www.instagram.com/seamusmatthewsullivan/ TikTok  https://www.tiktok.com/@the.macro.perspec YouTube  https://youtube.com/@themacroperspective?si=tF7I_Xft2YlPYG9y Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/TheMacroPerspective/ Apple Podcast  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-macro-perspective/id1797877565 About Guest: Courtenay Schurman is a Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) certified through the NSCA (National Strength and Conditioning Association) and sees herself as an always-learning brain-based movement coach who inspires her clients and hikers to have more fun and make faster progress by incorporating all 7 key fitness qualities: Load, Capacity, Stability, Control, Coordination, Reactivity, and Perception. She has spent the last quarter-century helping clients thrive, not just survive, in the mountains. Her adventures include eight summits of Mt. Rainier, a climb of Kilimanjaro along the Western Breach route, a trek across the Tongariro Alpine Crossing in New Zealand, and a summit of Mauna Loa, among others. She received the 2025 Service Award, Hike Leader of the Year, and Trip Reporter of the Year through the Seattle Mountaineers. She leads Tuesday hikes in the Cascades, year-round, and is developing online courses so she can expand her influence. She is also a Precision Nutrition Master Health Coach and Nationally Board-Certified Health and Wellness Coach (NBC-HWC). She has written over a thousand fitness-related articles over the past twenty-five years. She wrote the conditioning chapter for Mountaineering: Freedom of the Hills (eds. 7-10) considered worldwide to be the Bible of mountaineering. She is co-author of The Outdoor Athlete (2009) and Train to Climb Mt. Rainier or Any High Peak DVD (2003) with her husband Doug. She penned the quarterly Peak Performance column for the Mountaineers Magazine in Seattle for over a decade. Her weekly blog (July 2021-present) at CourtSchurmanGo.com, motivates, inspires, and gently guides people who want to get unstuck and reach their highest, inspired, best selves. About the Podcast: The Macro Perspective is hosted by Marcos Rivera and Seamus Sullivan, and was born from a simple but powerful mission: to help people take ownership of their health and lives. As performance health coaches, they've spent their careers empowering clients to think critically, stay curious, and make informed choices—not just in fitness, but in all aspects of life. This podcast is an extension of that mission, bringing insightful conversations that challenge, educate, and inspire.

    57 min
  8. VO2 Max Essentials with Brady Holmer, Ep 198

    Apr 6

    VO2 Max Essentials with Brady Holmer, Ep 198

    Ep. 198: VO2 Max Essentials with Brady Holmer 🎙️ Brady isn’t just talking theory—he’s lived this from every angle. With a background in Exercise Science, a PhD track in Applied Physiology, and work with Examine.com, he’s spent years breaking down the science of performance and longevity. On top of that? Former Division I cross country & track athlete… and still putting it to the test today as an endurance athlete. This episode is where real science meets real application. If you care about performance, longevity, or just not feeling gassed walking up the stairs… this is a must-listen. VO2 max isn’t just a lab number—it’s one of the strongest indicators of how well you live… and how long you live. Here’s what actually matters ⬇️ 🔥 VO2 max is your body’s ceiling for oxygen use—train it, and everything else gets easier ⚡ If you’re short on time, intensity matters more than perfection (yes, even over zone 2) 🍌 Fueling doesn’t make you superhuman—it lets you actually perform at your potential 🧠 Fitness doesn’t just decline with age… it declines when you stop showing up Most people overcomplicate this, when it is just: Lift. Move. Push your limits sometimes. Stay consistent. That’s the formula. But if you want to truly understand how to improve your VO2 max (and why it matters more than you think)… we went deep on this one. #VO2Max #LongevityTraining #HybridAthlete #EndurancePerformance #TrainForLife _________________ (00:00) Introduction to VO2 Max and Guest Background (03:02) The Evolution of Longevity Perspectives (05:48) Understanding VO2 and Its Importance (08:48) Defining VO2 Max and Its Measurement (11:36) The VO2 Max Testing Experience (14:21) Comparing Treadmill and Bike VO2 Max Tests (21:56) Understanding VO2 Max Variations Across Modalities (27:50) The Confusion Surrounding Zone Two Training (34:37) Performance vs. Longevity in Training (38:44) Unconventional Techniques to Optimize VO2 Max (43:00) Exploring VO2 Max and Fueling Strategies (45:56) The Impact of Heat Training on Performance (48:02) The Importance of Proper Fueling in Endurance Sports (51:59) Understanding VO2 Max Decline with Age (55:40) The Role of Hormones in Longevity and Performance (58:24) Maintaining Fitness and Preventing Decline (01:02:42) Closing Thoughts and Future Directions _________________ You can find Brady here: Instagram LinkTree Book YouTube   You can find The Macro Perspective and its hosts here: Instagram  Marcos  Seamus  TikTok  YouTube  Facebook  Apple Podcast  _________________ About Brady: Brady Holmer has a Bachelor's degree in Exercise Science from Northern Kentucky University and is currently pursuing his Ph.D. in Applied Physiology and Kinesiology from the University of Florida. Brady is a researcher and writer for Examine.com. He was a division I cross country and track and field athlete and continues to participate in endurance sports recreationally. He lives in Austin, Texas with his wife and dog. _________________ About the Podcast: The Macro Perspective is hosted by Marcos Rivera and Seamus Sullivan, and was born from a simple but powerful mission: to help people take ownership of their health and lives. As performance health coaches, they've spent their careers empowering clients to think critically, stay curious, and make informed choices—not just in fitness, but in all aspects of life. This podcast is an extension of that mission, bringing insightful conversations that challenge, educate, and inspire.

    1h 6m

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Join Marcos Rivera and Seamus Sullivan as they share insights about health perspectives including fitness, nutrition, and self-awareness from a macro lens.

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