The Progressive Performance Podcast Bryce Calvin

In Episode 73 of the P2 Podcast, Bryce and Chris share advice that they wish they could give their younger selves about fitness and training — from avoiding common pitfalls to understanding the importance of long-term progress. This discussion condenses decades of practical knowledge and experience into a few bullet-points that can make (or break) your training.

In episode 72 of the P2 Podcast - and the second of a two-part series - Bryce and Chris run through their favorite exercises for every major muscle group. They discuss the rationale behind their choices, share anecdotes from their own training as well as that of their clients’, and provide insights into the practical applications and best-practices when it comes to programming for hypertrophy.

In episode 71 of the P2 Podcast, Bryce and Chris run through their favorite exercises for every major muscle group. They discuss the rationale behind their choices, share anecdotes from their own training as well as that of their clients’, and provide insights into the practical applications and best-practices when it comes to programming for hypertrophy. This is the first of a two-part series - make sure to keep your eyes peeled for Part 2!

From before-and-afters to “A Day in the Life” vlogs, episode 70 of the P2 Podcast breaks down the usefulness of recent trends in fitness content and marketing. Join Bryce and Chris as they pull back the curtain on popular industry tactics - exploring the good, the bad, and the questionable which dominates your social media feed.

In honor of the 69th episode of the P2 Podcast, Bryce and Aaron spend an hour being absolutely unproductive — so if you also enjoy wasting your time, this one's for you!
And for those of you curious about who this Aaron Kong fella is, unfortunately we can’t help you:
“I’ve known Aaron for over a decade and I still have literally zero idea what he does for a living.” - Bryce Calvin

In episode 68 of the P2 Podcast, Bryce and Chris discuss the level of responsibility consumers have to stay informed and protect themselves against potentially bad-actors looking to take advantage of them - in the fitness space and beyond. Under that contextual umbrella, they dive deeper into how one can accurately assess the credibility of coaches and content creators, as well as the consequences of blindly following the masses.