The Progressive Performance Podcast Bryce Calvin

In episode 63 of the P2 Podcast, Bryce Calvin and Chris Beal dive deep into the potential TikTok ban and its far-reaching implications for users, creators, and the social media landscape as a whole. Additionally, they discuss how individual actions can profoundly shape history, the evolving public images of tech moguls, and the implications of heavy-handed regulations on influential social media platforms.

On Episode 62 of the P2 Podcast, Bryce and Chris breakdown the results of two recent studies which seem to show that regional activation of muscles is possible through exercise and rep range variation. Additionally, they discuss the roles of intuition and biofeedback in the gym when it comes to optimizing hypertrophy and avoiding injury.

On Episode 61 of the P2 Podcast, Bryce and P2’s Head of Nutrition, Page Thorla, discuss all-things pregnancy — what to expect, how to adjust habits and mindset, and best practices to ensure a healthy mom and child.
*Page ended up giving birth to a beautiful baby girl a few days after this was recorded!

On episode 60 of the P2 Podcast, Bryce and Chris go over some audience questions on the efficacy of fitness group classes, how to overcome low intrinsic motivation, and appropriate goal-setting. They also present the concept of “Three Laws of Training” — which are meant to parallel Isaac Asimov’s famous “Three Laws of Robotics” — to provide the listener with a better way of conceptualizing the tiers of importance when it comes to making progress with training.

In Episode 59 of the P2 Podcast, Bryce Calvin and Chris Beal wrap up their series on artificial intelligence — specifically, they discuss the ways in which fitness coaches can gain an advantage through using tools like ChatGPT, how to use AI as a business copilot, and what we should expect from these technologies moving into the future.

In Episode 58 of the P2 Podcast, Bryce Calvin and Chris Beal continue their conversation about artificial intelligence — specifically, they discuss the ethical implications of use and misuse, AI's current and future role in fitness-coaching, and the present best practices for getting the most out of these tools.