51 min
A conversation with Greg Roskopf Think Fit. Be Fit.
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This episode of TFBF features a pioneer in manual therapy Greg Roskopf. As the author of the Roskopf Principle and The Jumpstart into MAT book and the founder of Muscle Activation Techniques, he not only developed the MAT program but also created a curriculum for this technique that has been taught to students all across the globe.
Greg has devoted his career to the study of the “cause and effect” of the muscular system and how it relates to pain. Greg has worked as a consultant for various professional sports teams including the Denver Broncos, Utah Jazz, and Denver Nuggets.
Beyond this, Greg works with clients at all physical capability levels who are looking to address challenges they experience due to injury, stress, or trauma to their muscular system. Greg started his career in California as a Strength and Conditioning Coach at Fresno State University from 1985-1988. Greg left his full-time role as a strength coach in 1988 to develop a business in personal training and sports performance, yet continued to work with Fresno State’s medical staff, as a consultant, until he was hired to work full time with the Denver Broncos in 1997. Greg currently lives in Denver, Colorado with his family
Check out The Jumpstart Book and MAT to learn more about this technique.
Topics discussed:
Bryson Dechambeau strength before turning pro Working with professional athletes How MAT evolved over time Biofeedback and Greg’s head injury from a car crash Systemic inflammation The Jumpstart into MAT book
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This episode of TFBF features a pioneer in manual therapy Greg Roskopf. As the author of the Roskopf Principle and The Jumpstart into MAT book and the founder of Muscle Activation Techniques, he not only developed the MAT program but also created a curriculum for this technique that has been taught to students all across the globe.
Greg has devoted his career to the study of the “cause and effect” of the muscular system and how it relates to pain. Greg has worked as a consultant for various professional sports teams including the Denver Broncos, Utah Jazz, and Denver Nuggets.
Beyond this, Greg works with clients at all physical capability levels who are looking to address challenges they experience due to injury, stress, or trauma to their muscular system. Greg started his career in California as a Strength and Conditioning Coach at Fresno State University from 1985-1988. Greg left his full-time role as a strength coach in 1988 to develop a business in personal training and sports performance, yet continued to work with Fresno State’s medical staff, as a consultant, until he was hired to work full time with the Denver Broncos in 1997. Greg currently lives in Denver, Colorado with his family
Check out The Jumpstart Book and MAT to learn more about this technique.
Topics discussed:
Bryson Dechambeau strength before turning pro Working with professional athletes How MAT evolved over time Biofeedback and Greg’s head injury from a car crash Systemic inflammation The Jumpstart into MAT book
SUBSCRIBE: Subscribe to the podcast to make sure you never miss an episode.
You can find us on a variety of podcast apps:
Spotify
Pandora
iHeartRadio
Amazon music
TuneIn
Google podcasts
Connect with Jennifer Schwartz:
Website
Instagram
Twitter
The episode landing page: https://www.thinkfitbefitpodcast.com/greg-roskopf/
WRITE A REVIEW and WIN: Leave us a rating and a written review on iTunes so more listeners can find us.
Check out our April giveaways on Instagram.
Screenshot and send it to hello@thinkfitbefitpodcast.com
51 min