35. Mark Reifkind: A Journey of Movement, Coaching, and Optimizing Personal Fitness for Health | Part 1 of 2
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Mark Reifkind website: https://giryastrength.com/
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Training, competing, and obsession with movement have been Mark's passions for 50 years. When he stepped foot in a gymnastics gymnasium at age 14, he knew he had found a home. Gymnastics taught him a love of pure movement and an appreciation for what the human body can do. Endurance training taught him to breathe and keep going, no matter what. Strength training and powerlifting taught him focus, power, and intent. Now back full circle with kettlebells. Back to swings and the weightlessness of gymnastics. Coaching and teaching have always been as natural to Mark as breathing. He loves to help others experience the joy of strong movement and physical courage.
During the Part 1 of 2, we discuss:
- 🏆 Mark's journey of sports and fitness: from being an elite athlete -gymnastics, marathon, ultramarathon, triathlon, iron man, bodybuilding, powerlifting - to the gym owner, coach, professional trainer
- 1️⃣ N = 1 vs. the theory of everything
- 🤸🏼♀️ Gymnastics for understanding movement vs. competitive gymnastics
- 🤕 Dealing with setbacks and injuries
- 💯 Mindset to succeed
- 🌟 Standing on the shoulders of giants, choosing your coaches and mentors, and learning from the best
- 👑 Mentioned in this podcast Louie Simmons, Scott Willson, Kurt Thomas, Christopher Sommers, Paul Chek functional fitness, Kelly Starrett, Pavel Tsatsouline
- 🧑🏼🔬 Science vs. 🏋️♀️Understanding the body as a coach and athlete
- 💪 Importance of strength for health
- 🧑🎓 Difference between a client and a student
- 🏃♂️ Primal patterns of movement and qualities
- 🧱 Building your foundation & base
- 🦸♂️ What's the action hero
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