Fearfullymadefit Podcast

In this episode we speak with Lauren D’Errico about calling out the inner critic and steps to take massive actions towards your goals and dreams. Work with Lauren at www.teamlocofit.com and find her on IG @laurenderrico.

Karey Northington is a former nurse and stay-at-home mom turner serial entrepreneur. She is the owner of Karey Northington Fitness, Northington Fitness and Nutrition, and ProteinHouse Gilbert. She has built a multiple-6-figure earning fitness business and 7-figure grossing restaurant concept. Karey has been teaching others to do the same as a business coach which coincides with her coaching as a fitness coach. In this episode, we talk health strategies to implement during quarantine and beyond.

Lindsey McCoy is a Registered Dietitian and owner of Crave Nutrition. In this episode we talk about diabetes and it’s prevalence in the United States, exercise and it’s effects on diabetes, as well as prevention tips for millennials. Find Lindsey on Instagram at @cravenutritionrd, her website www.cravenutritionrd.com, and on her podcast Crave Nutrition. Please share on your Instagram stories. Find coaching services and other resources at www.fearfullymadefit.com

Katy Hall CSCS shares her history as a collegiate track athlete and how that has translated to her success in coaching youth athletes. We discuss the importance of trying new sports, overcoming barriers, and what it takes to adopt a winning mentality. Find her at www.altitudefitness307.com or on Instagram at @coach_katyhall

Gretchen graduated with her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Regis University in 2007. Gretchen’s area of expertise is in Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy. More specifically, she provides specialized care during the prenatal and postpartum period in a woman’s life as well as issues related to pelvic pain and incontinence. Gretchen also works as an adjunct faculty member at the University of Wyoming Department of Kinesiology and WWAMI Medical School. She more recently has started her own women's health coaching business to help guide women on their path to wellness. She is also a volunteer coach and co-director for Healthy Kids Rx, a non-profit afterschool youth fitness program. In her leisure time, Gretchen enjoys CrossFit, Running, Yoga, Kettlebells and spending time outdoors with her husband, Jon, and two children. In the podcast, we discuss the value of strength training in each pregnancy period, challenges new mothers face, and pelvic floor rehab. Resources: www.highcountrypt.com www.drgretchenclaude.com

I am excited to be a guest on the Fitness Lifestyle for Busy People Podcast. I talk with Dr. Meredith Butilis about intuitive eating, methods to transition out of tracking macros, and alternate ways to progress towards fitness goals without using a calorie counting app.

Is there a best meal frequency? No! What matters is your personal meal frequency preference, availability to eat meals, quality of food intake, and overall caloric consumption based on your personal nutrition goals. The best one is what works best for you!

Personal Trainer Patricia Tripp-White shares her personal testimony of how her faith and fitness has helped her overcome sexual abuse and how she is making a positive impact in her community.

Dr. Meredith Butulis is a sports medicine physical therapist for Twin Cities Orthopedic and has worked with clientele including the Twins, Minnesota Vikings, and numerous collegiate and high school athletes around Minnesota. She talks about her journey to health through fitness competitions. She addresses periodization, the importance, and tips to avoid spinning your wheels in a gym.

Registered Dietitian Alli Rivera shares her history of poor gut health and how nutrition can transform the microbiota in healthy individuals.

Kathleen Apodoca is a group fitness instructor and wine expert known as “The Fit Sommelier”. In this episode we talk about her story, address food pushers in the work space, and teach how wine can be incorporated into a healthy diet. Find Kathleen on IG @kathleenjanefit. Be sure to subscribe to FearfullymadeFIT Podcast for updates on new episodes each week. Find more at www.fearfullymadefit.com

UW dietetic student Hope Martine shares her story overcoming an eating disorder, shares current statistics and resources on the topic, and discusses the importance of having a positive body image. You can reach her at hopemartine@hotmail.com. For more of my content, visit www.fearfullymadefit.com or @kierstonmills on Instagram

In episode 16, I interview William Grazione in a Q & A format. We go over the concept of flexible dieting, reverse dieting, and other tactics to ensure a successful fat loss and post fat loss phase. We also touch on coaching red flags, keys to a healthy lifestyle, and reasons for coaching success. Reach Will on IG @william_grazione or www.metabolicevolution.com. Will’s Bio: I am William Grazione, Husband, father of 4, physique coach, Pro natural bodybuilder, with a B.S. in Exercise Science. I live in Lutz, Florida with my beautiful wife Tanya who also shares a passion for fitness and being a birth doula. I started playing competitive sports at 12 years old, I excelled in football. After high school I received an athletic scholarship and played football for Bacone College in Muskogee, Oklahoma for a few years until injuries would plague me. After my third knee injury I decided it was time to give up playing football, and continue on with the passion that I truly loved which was weight lifting. Closing on

Chase Chesterman shares his path towards becoming a Registered Dietitian and shares nutrition strategies for losing bodyfat or gaining quality weight for performance and sport. Find him on Instagram at @chasechesterman.

Stephen Beaugrand of Team Pro Physique discusses burnout and lack of motivation and how coaches and clients can set themselves up for success. Find Steve on IG @stephenbeaugrand or www.prophysique.com

Find Murphy and her Wellness Packet by emailing murphyebooth@gmail.com. Always seek mental health counseling from a licensed counselor or practitioner if needed.

John Beedle is a final year doctor of chiropractics student. In this episode, we chat about what chiropractics is, the benefits of seeing a chiropractor for health and sports performance, and tips to keep our bodies functioning well. Here is the Biophysics link https://cbpnonprofit.com/publications/ Here are the links to stroke and other things talked about https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2271108/?fbclid=IwAR3lwQWQCKEcQFYBtc3uFAKsIlF6m3Lx9gVv2G8jQm4XQLfhA_-scAEesrY https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4794386/?fbclid=IwAR1KXygTYookg31LfiejMMNVNCMcEVWINqWwvlHVYT_hdRUmvAQLJ9xV09A Here is the link to my schools academic curriculum https://www.nwhealth.edu/academics/chiropractic/ Contact info is jbeedle@nwhealth.edu 307-287-2467

Dan Garcia DPT CSCS fills us in on lessons from physical therapy school, importance of patient centered care, blood flow restriction training benefits, and choosing a career. Find him on Instagram: @5unnydpt or North Platte Physical Therapy in Cheyenne WY.

Denise Druce discusses her battle with breast cancer and how she and her family overcame the challenge through mindfulness, exercise, and living life to the fullest. Find her at www.denisedruce.com

Marty and Hally Killion discuss their passion for competitive powerlifting as well as the adversity they have faced with injuries and coming back stronger. We also talk about women in powerlifting as well as what it means to have an athlete mentality. Find them in Instagram: @martyandhally