Build Beyond Podcast

christopher.netley

The purpose of the Build Beyond Podcast is to challenge and guide, so that people can meet their full potential.

  1. 4d ago

    #98 - You Don't Have to Live With It: The Truth About Pelvic Floor Therapy with Michelle Carlstedt PT, DPT

    Pregnancy and childbirth change the body—but many women are told that leaking urine, pelvic pain, or difficulty returning to exercise is simply "part of being a mom." Is that really true? In this episode, Chris sits down with Dr. Michelle Carlstedt, PT, DPT, a Doctor of Physical Therapy specializing in pelvic floor rehabilitation, to discuss what pelvic floor physical therapy actually is, who it can help, and why more women should know it's an option. Together, they explore common postpartum concerns, the myths surrounding pelvic floor therapy, why Kegels aren't always the answer, and how individualized rehabilitation can help women confidently return to running, lifting, CrossFit, and the activities they love. They also discuss the importance of addressing the whole person—from sleep and nutrition to stress and movement—and why recovery after pregnancy looks different for everyone. Whether you're pregnant, postpartum, or years removed from childbirth, this conversation offers practical insights and hope for anyone looking to better understand pelvic health and recovery. Disclaimer: Pelvic floor physical therapy is outside the scope of Dr. Chris Netley's practice. This episode is intended to educate listeners about the specialty and the potential benefits of working with a qualified pelvic floor physical therapist, such as Dr. Michelle Carlstedt, PT, DPT. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to pelvic floor physical therapy and its misconceptions 03:57 Common postpartum issues and how pelvic PT can help 10:00 The process of pelvic PT and what patients can expect 20:09 Systemic barriers and the need for better integration in healthcare 30:12 Success stories and the potential for full recovery 39:52 The importance of personalized, goal-oriented care 50:06 How to find and choose a pelvic floor physical therapist 01:00:09 Closing thoughts: Pelvic PT as a vital part of women's health Where to find Dr. Michelle Carlstedt PT, DPT: VersatileFitnessPT.com Instagram: @versatilefitnesspt Where to find Chris Netley: BuildBeyondHealth.com Instagram: @BuildBeyondHealth YouTube: @chrisnetleyDC X (formerly Twitter): @chrisnetleyDC  Facebook: Build Beyond Health, PLLC Music licensed through Soundstripe. Code: BOJ63GFRLL3BOFW6

    #98 - You Don't Have to Live With It: The Truth About Pelvic Floor Therapy with Michelle Carlstedt PT, DPT
  2. Aug 8

    #97 - What I Do When My Back Goes Out (And Why It Works)

    Low back pain affects nearly everyone at some point—but what should you actually do when it strikes? In this episode, I share my own experience with recurring low back pain and walk you through exactly how I manage those painful flare-ups. You'll learn why I prioritize movement over bed rest, how walking and simple exercises help me recover, the triggers I've identified over the years, and why I don't automatically seek chiropractic adjustments when my back "goes out." We also discuss common myths about low back pain, why imaging doesn't always provide the answers people expect, and how maintaining a positive mindset and staying physically active can make a huge difference in recovery. Whether you're dealing with low back pain right now or want to be prepared for the future, this episode is packed with practical, evidence-informed strategies you can start using today. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Low Back Pain and Personal Experience 01:02 Description of the Pain and Its Impact 02:05 Statistics and General Information on Low Back Pain 03:04 The Feeling of Spasms and Managing Pain Levels 04:29 Sleep Difficulties and Morning Pain 05:23 Expected Duration of Low Back Pain Episodes 06:51 Preparation and Morning Routine to Manage Pain 07:47 The Importance of Movement and Small Wins 08:45 Health Risks of Reduced Physical Activity 09:44 Daily Mobility Practices and Stretching 10:41 Expanding the Pain 'Box' with Movement 11:11 Psychological Aspects and Maintaining a Positive Attitude 12:28 Key Strategies: Keep Moving and Stay Positive 13:28 Triggers of Low Back Pain and How to Avoid Them 15:26 Early Signs and Managing Stiffness 16:20 Proactive Measures and Lifestyle Factors 17:19 My Views on Chiropractic Adjustments 18:17 Myth Busting: Spinal Alignment and Adjustments 19:42 When to Seek Emergency Medical Care 20:00 Empowering Yourself with Knowledge and Control 20:31 Closing Remarks and Resources Where to find Chris Netley: BuildBeyondHealth.com Instagram: @BuildBeyondHealth YouTube: @chrisnetleyDC X (formerly Twitter): @chrisnetleyDC  Facebook: Build Beyond Health, PLLC

    #97 - What I Do When My Back Goes Out (And Why It Works)
  3. Aug 1

    #96 - The Health You Can't Measure with Josh Good

    In this episode, Chris sits down with Josh Good, lead pastor at Hillsdale United Brethren Church, for a thoughtful conversation about one of life's biggest questions: What is spiritual health? Together, they explore how spiritual health compares to physical health, why it can be so difficult to define, and whether it can be cultivated through daily habits and intentional discipline. They discuss the relationship between faith and fitness, the role of joy and gratitude, the importance of purpose, and how seemingly small habits can create lasting transformation. Whether you're deeply rooted in your faith, searching for answers, or simply curious about the connection between mind, body, and soul, this conversation will challenge you to think more deeply about what it means to live a healthy, purposeful life. Topics include: What spiritual health really is Can physical health strengthen your faith? The role of discipline, fasting, and daily habits Why joy may be one of the greatest signs of spiritual maturity Finding your purpose and reaching your full potential How small, consistent actions create lasting change Chapters (00:00) - The importance of wearing headphones and technical considerations (02:21) - Pastor Josh's journey to his current role in Hillsdale (07:20) - The analogy of the Sherpa in spiritual guidance (10:17) - The emotional burden of relationship severance in spiritual mentorship (12:16) - Characteristics of successful, long-term pastors (18:02) - Difficulty in defining and measuring spiritual health (20:56) - The imagery of vine and branches in spiritual fruitfulness (27:30) - The role of disciplines like fasting in deepening spiritual life (30:47) - Parallels between physical strength training and spiritual resilience (36:34) - Gratitude, joy, and the significance of relationship with God (43:42) - The influence of physical health and lifestyle choices (52:54) - Small habits and seismic shifts in spiritual growth (55:52) - The concept of managing "balls" in life for health (64:45) - The necessity of Jesus for complete spiritual health (70:49) - The importance of biblical familiarity and reflection (72:49) - Resources and ways to connect for further discussion Where to find Josh Good: Email: josh@hillsdaleub.org Where to find Chris Netley: BuildBeyondHealth.com Instagram: @BuildBeyondHealth YouTube: @chrisnetleyDC X (formerly Twitter): @chrisnetleyDC  Facebook: Build Beyond Health, PLLC

    #96 - The Health You Can't Measure with Josh Good
  4. Jul 25

    #95 - CrossFit Kids: Building Strong Kids, Not Just Better Athletes with Matt Davis

    Whether your child dreams of playing college sports or simply living a healthy, active life, the foundation starts long before high school. In this episode, Chris sits down with Matt Davis, CrossFit Level 2 Trainer and CrossFit Kids coach, to discuss why developing coordination, balance, confidence, and general athleticism matters more than early sport specialization. Together, they explore how CrossFit Kids helps children build movement skills, resilience, and self-confidence through fun, age-appropriate training. They also tackle common misconceptions about youth strength training, discuss the growing decline in youth physical activity, and explain why exposing kids to a wide variety of movements can reduce injuries, improve athletic performance, and set them up for lifelong health. If you're a parent, coach, teacher, or simply care about raising healthier, more capable kids, this conversation will change the way you think about youth fitness. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to CrossFit Kids and its benefits 02:01 Chris's journey into CrossFit and coaching 04:50 What makes CrossFit Kids unique and effective 07:51 Fundamental principles and structure of CrossFit Kids classes 11:18 How CrossFit supports sports performance and injury prevention 15:19 Exposing weaknesses and building confidence in kids 20:11 The importance of physical activity for mental health and aging 23:15 The role of fun, play, and social interaction in youth fitness 27:45 Early skill development and its impact on future athletic potential 32:55 The integration of strength training in youth sports 36:48 The mental benefits of CrossFit and physical challenges 40:01 Teaching resilience and growth mindset through exercise 44:08 Class structure and engaging kids in learning movements 50:05 The importance of foundational movement skills and injury prevention 55:00 The societal impact of early physical activity and fitness 59:58 Overcoming barriers to implementing youth fitness programs 01:04:00 Research and stories supporting physical activity's benefits 01:07:20 The importance of lifelong physical literacy and confidence 01:09:08 Closing thoughts and encouragement for parents and coaches Where to find Matt Davis: Matt’s Instagram: @mpdavis22 CrossFit Timoro: @cftimoro   Where to find Chris Netley: BuildBeyondHealth.com Instagram: @BuildBeyondHealth YouTube: @chrisnetleyDC X (formerly Twitter): @chrisnetleyDC  Facebook: Build Beyond Health, PLLC

    #95 - CrossFit Kids: Building Strong Kids, Not Just Better Athletes with Matt Davis
  5. Jul 19

    #94 - The Missing Piece Isn't Knowledge—It's Confidence

    Most people don't struggle because they don't know what to do—they struggle because they don't believe they can follow through. In this episode of the Build Beyond Podcast, Chris explores the concept of self-efficacy: the belief that you can make meaningful change. Whether your goal is overcoming pain, losing weight, improving your fitness, or building healthier habits, your confidence in yourself is often a stronger predictor of success than the plan itself. You'll walk through a simple reflection exercise designed to help you identify your strengths, overcome obstacles, build confidence, and focus on the next step instead of the entire mountain. If you've ever felt stuck despite knowing what you "should" do, this episode will give you a practical framework to help you move forward. Chapters 00:00 - Welcome to the Build Beyond Podcast: Focus on motivation and belief in oneself 00:53 - Differentiating general efficacy and self-efficacy: what they mean and why they matter 2:30 - How beliefs about your ability influence success in health, relationships, and career goals 4:10 - Practical exercise: Brainstorming your pathway to change—steps, obstacles, and solutions 7:02 - Recognizing and leveraging your personal strengths to support change 8:20 - How to rate your confidence level and what that tells you about your mindset 10:00 - Revisiting your confidence and strengths to stay motivated throughout the process 10:53 - Final encouragement: Using these exercises repeatedly for sustained growth Where to find Chris Netley: BuildBeyondHealth.com Instagram: @BuildBeyondHealth YouTube: @chrisnetleyDC X (formerly Twitter): @chrisnetleyDC  Facebook: Build Beyond Health, PLLC

    #94 - The Missing Piece Isn't Knowledge—It's Confidence
  6. Jul 11

    #92 - The Two Biggest Reasons People Never Reach Their Goals

    In this episode of the Build Beyond Podcast, Chris explores two of the biggest obstacles that prevent people from reaching their health, fitness, rehab, and lifestyle goals. Whether you're trying to recover from an injury, lose weight, improve your fitness, or make lasting changes to your health, the challenge often isn't a lack of information—it's a lack of consistency. Chris discusses how many people, especially parents, caregivers, and hardworking professionals, spend so much time taking care of others that they neglect themselves. He explains why prioritizing your own health isn't selfish—it's essential if you want to continue showing up for the people who depend on you. The conversation also dives into the impact of work, family responsibilities, and life's constant demands on long-term progress. Chris shares lessons from his time in the Marine Corps, practical strategies for staying on track when life gets busy, and why patience is critical when pursuing meaningful change. Finally, Chris explains why coaching can be a game-changer. In a world where information is everywhere, accountability, guidance, and support are often the missing pieces that help people stay consistent long enough to achieve lasting results. If you've ever felt stuck, frustrated, or unable to maintain momentum toward your goals, this episode is for you. Chapters 00:00 Identifying Barriers to Progress 02:18 The Importance of Self-Care 11:14 Consequences of Neglecting Self-Care 17:36 Taking Responsibility for Health 22:50 The Role of Coaching in Achieving Goals Where to find Chris Netley: BuildBeyondHealth.com Instagram: @BuildBeyondHealth YouTube: @chrisnetleyDC X (formerly Twitter): @chrisnetleyDC  Facebook: Build Beyond Health, PLLC

    #92 - The Two Biggest Reasons People Never Reach Their Goals
  7. Jul 3

    #91 - The Only Biohacks That Actually Matter

    Are you chasing health hacks while ignoring the fundamentals? In this solo episode of the Build Beyond Podcast, Chris breaks down what he believes are the true "100-dollar bills" of health—the habits that consistently move the needle for energy, longevity, injury prevention, and quality of life. After years of experimenting with supplements, specialty blood work, cleanses, fasting protocols, and other popular biohacks, Chris shares why he's become increasingly skeptical of quick fixes and more convinced that the basics still matter most. In this episode, you'll learn: Why daily physical activity may be the closest thing we have to a miracle drug How step counts, cardio, and strength training improve long-term health The critical role sleep plays in recovery, energy, and performance A simple approach to nutrition that cuts through the confusion Why stress management and meaningful relationships matter more than most people realize How faith and a relationship with God can influence overall well-being The difference between "100-dollar bills" and "pennies" when it comes to health investments If you've ever wondered whether supplements, cleanses, or the latest wellness trend are worth your time and money, this episode offers a practical framework for focusing on what truly matters. Health doesn't have to be complicated. Start with the fundamentals, build consistency, and let the basics work for you Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Health Checklist 01:32 The Importance of Physical Activity 06:14 Sleep: The Foundation of Health 07:15 Nutrition Simplified 11:09 Managing Stress and Mental Health 14:00 The Role of Spirituality in Health 18:00 Connecting with Nature for Well-being Where to find Chris Netley: BuildBeyondHealth.com Instagram: @BuildBeyondHealth YouTube: @chrisnetleyDC X (formerly Twitter): @chrisnetleyDC  Facebook: Build Beyond Health, PLLC

    #91 - The Only Biohacks That Actually Matter

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The purpose of the Build Beyond Podcast is to challenge and guide, so that people can meet their full potential.