Progress Before Performance: Exercise Science for Your Mental Health

David Myers
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Progress Before Performance is a podcast about using exercise to support mental health. Grounded in exercise science, each episode explores how movement can help manage stress, anxiety, and depression, without pressure, perfection, or performance obsession. Through the lens of Start, Adapt, Develop, this podcast helps individuals and fitness professionals make exercise accessible, sustainable, and supportive of real life.

Épisodes

  1. 4 MARS

    Exercise Isn't What You Think

    In this episode, we take a closer look at exercise and why it often doesn’t work the way people expect. Every form of training was designed with a specific purpose—strength, endurance, power, or skill. The problem isn’t effort; it’s choosing the wrong tool for the goal. This episode reframes how to think about exercise so you can find a path that fits your purpose and build consistency from there.

    20 min

  2. 8 FÉVR.

    Why Purpose Comes Before the Plan

    In this first episode, we explore why having a purpose matters more than having a perfect plan, especially when it comes to exercise and personal growth. Using real coaching experience and personal reflection, this episode looks at how purpose gives direction when motivation is low, clarity is missing, or life feels overwhelming. Plans change. Circumstances change. But purpose is what gets you started, and what helps you keep moving when things don’t go as expected. This conversation isn’t about finding a single, lifelong “why.” It’s about understanding that purpose often begins simply, evolves over time, and becomes clearer only after you’ve taken action. If you’ve ever felt stuck waiting for the right plan, the right program, or the right time, this episode is an invitation to choose direction first and let progress unfold from there.

    26 min
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À propos

Progress Before Performance is a podcast about using exercise to support mental health. Grounded in exercise science, each episode explores how movement can help manage stress, anxiety, and depression, without pressure, perfection, or performance obsession. Through the lens of Start, Adapt, Develop, this podcast helps individuals and fitness professionals make exercise accessible, sustainable, and supportive of real life.

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