Shoulder Pain, Performance, and the Difference Between Good and Great Coaches w/ Tony Gentilcore, Anders Varner, and Doug Larson — Barbell Shrugged Barbell Shrugged

Tony Gentilcore (@tonygentilcore) is one of the co-founders of Cressey Sports Performance, which really should have been called "Cressilcore Sports Performance" because that sounds like an awesome castle where a wizard lives (and plays sports). He's no longer coaching there, but his legacy remains. Tony's Techno Tuesdays will live on forever.
 
When he’s not picking things up and putting them down himself, he trains people at his studio, CORE, located in Boston, MA. He also contributes to the top fitness magazines and websites around, and sets up a camera in his garage to record his lightsaber skills.
He lives in Boston. With his wife, Lisa, and son, Julian. And cat, Dagny.
 
In this episode of Barbell Shrugged we talk about Tony’s background in fitness, writing for t-nation, how to train baseball players, off-setting pitching with training, taking the demands of the sport translating those into training, what makes and maintains a healthy shoulder, PRI, knowing your scope of practice,  the flow of Tony’s programs, quasi-isometrics, where there’s meat there is movement, and much more.
 
Enjoy!
- Anders and Doug
 
Episode Breakdown
 
0-10: Barbell curls, music, and Tony’s background in fitness
11-20: Writing for T-Nation, meeting the O.G.’s over the internet, and the importance of surrounding yourself with people with a good work ethic
21-30: The pioneers of strength and conditioning forums, leaving room in your life for growth, if you’re going to talk about the trenches you better have experience in them, and the importance of working your ass off
31-40: Finding sports coaches who are supportive of strength and conditioning, how Tony and Eric became “the baseball guys,” becoming “top of mind,” and finding your niche
41-50: How to train baseball players, off-setting pitching with training, taking the demands of the sport translating those into training, and what makes and maintains a healthy shoulder
51-60: How to present information, adjusting technique to fit anatomy, and why you shouldn’t make generalizations
61-70: Focusing on alignment before mobility and stability, breathwork, creating spatial awareness, PRI, and knowing your scope of practice
71-80: Writing the warmup into the program, when to add in breath work, pairing movements with corrective exercises, and the flow of Tony’s programs
81-90: Finding someones trainable window, the separation of the good vs. great trainers, why you can always train, and how Tony writes programs
91-100: Quasi-isometrics, why you should sit in the bottom of a squat, a breathing squat, the lost art of hinging, and why you need to be utilizing exercises that get people strong
101-110: Why your back might not like you, where there’s meat there is movement, where movement should come from, and the progression of movement
111-120: Assessment, what fixes most peoples issues, Tony’s digital product, and where to find Tony
 
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Shrugged Collective is a network of fitness, health and performance shows that help people achieve their physical and mental health goals.  Usually in the gym, but outside as well. In 2012 they posted their first Barbell Shrugged