Best Jeff Burridge Podcasts (2024)

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Season 2, Episode 6: Dr. Laurie Whitsel 49:12

2d ago49:12

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In this episode of the Medical Fitness Podcast, Dr. Laurie Whitsel, a leading policy expert from the American Heart Association and advisor to the Physical Activity Alliance, explores the intersection of public policy and healthcare in promoting physical activity. She discusses the ongoing efforts to make physical activity assessment, prescription,…

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Season 2, Episode 5: Michael Stack 55:08

16d ago55:08

55:08

In this captivating episode of the Medical Fitness Podcast, hosts David Flench and Jeff Young are joined by Michael Stack, a highly respected exercise physiologist, health entrepreneur, and advocate for the fitness industry. Michael's career spans over two decades, and he has made significant strides in elevating the role of fitness professionals w…

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Season 2, Episode 4: Dr. William Kraemer (Part 2) 1:01:25

1M ago1:01:25

1:01:25

In this continuation of our conversation with Dr. Bill Kraemer, a leading figure in strength and conditioning research, we explore several key concepts that are crucial for both practitioners and clinicians alike. Dr. Kraemer discusses the significance of periodization in resistance training, emphasizing the need for flexibility and individualized …

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Season 2, Episode 3: Dr. William Kraemer (Part 1) 1:02:35

1M ago1:02:35

1:02:35

Join us as Dr. William Kraemer shares his incredible journey from aspiring football player to world-renowned sports scientist, offering insights into the evolution of strength training and the importance of evidence-based programming - citing his recently published book, "Developing the Athlete: An Applied Sport Science Roadmap for Optimizing Perfo…

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Season 2, Episode 2: Dr. Jonathan Bonnet, MD 57:11

2M ago57:11

57:11

Join us for this episode with Dr. Jon Bonnet; David Flench and Jeff Young as they talk about Lifestyle Medicine and the importance of disease prevention and overall wellness in our healthcare system. Dr. Jonathan Bonnet is board-certified in family, sports, obesity, and lifestyle medicine. He is an associate professor (affiliate) at Stanford Univer…

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Season 2, Episode 1: Renee Rogers, PhD 45:39

2M ago45:39

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Episode 1: Dr. Renee Rogers Interview with David Flench & Dr. Thomas Hammett Dr. Renee Rogers is a Senior Scientist at the University of Kansas Medical Center and a Consultant and Strategist for Ideal Consulting. She is an expert in developing bio-behavioral healthy lifestyle interventions for obesity treatment with special focus on physical activi…

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Season 1, Episode 16 - Kelli Brower, PA-C Successful Weight Loss 48:46

10M ago48:46

48:46

In this episode, Kelli gives great insight into how she goes about designing primarily weight loss programs for her clients, many of whom have gotten caught up with unsuccessful yo-yo dieting, quick fixes, and other unsustainable methods with her clients. She also discusses topics such as: how she addresses lack of adherence if it becomes an issue,…

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Season 1, Episode 15 - David Flench, President and CEO of the Medical Fitness Association 1:09:25

1y ago1:09:25

1:09:25

In this fun and informative episode, David Flench, the President and CEO of the Medical Fitness Association, shares his insight and experience on building a successful career; the state of medical fitness in the US today; the need to build trust between clinicians and fitness professionals, and ways to accomplish it; examples of highly collaborativ…

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Season 1, Episode 14 - Karli Burridge, PA-C Obesity Medicine Discussion 58:00

1y ago58:00

58:00

In this episode of The Medical Fitness Podcast, Karli Burridge, Physician Associate, presents a broad and interesting insight into her background and what led her to the field of obesity medicine. She explains how she incorporates the four pillars of clinical obesity treatment into her practice; what she recommends in terms of physical activity and…

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Season 1, Episode 13 - Jeff and Sheila Hautbois, PA-C: Connecting Medicine and Fitness 52:41

1y ago52:41

52:41

In this episode I interview my friend and colleague, Sheila Hautbois, PA-C. Sheila gives insight into her patient visits -- how she goes about discussing lifestyle medicine and exercise. She also talks about how she determines which patients are candidates for referral; how she uses her own progressive strength program to plant seeds, intrigue, and…

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Season 1, Episode 12 - Jeff Young & Dr. Thomas Hammett: Merging Physical Therapy and Fitness 47:14

1y ago47:14

47:14

In this episode, Thomas and I begin discussing what I like to call the 'six components to needed to create a healthy musculoskeletal system' – a topic I cover in most of my presentations, including a recent presentation for the National Strength and Conditioning Association’s Personal Trainers National Conference. But our talk ended up evolving int…

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Season 1, Episode 11 - A Holistic Integrative Physical Therapy Model of Care 40:20

1+ y ago40:20

40:20

I’m excited to post this podcast because I’ve been working in clinical, rehab settings for nearly 20 years in very traditional settings, where the primary goal is pain management and “fixing the person’s broken part.” I, like many people, including most physical therapists, assumed this was the norm. . And then I met an exercise specialist named Jo…

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Season 1, Episode 9 - Jeff and Thomas Discuss Resistance Training Programming 48:25

1+ y ago48:25

48:25

Resistance training programming. . So many clinicians and fitness professionals want to know more, be better at discussing it, be better at prescribing it, and just generally feel more comfortable about it. . A big reason why there's a disconnect between medicine/rehab and fitness is because so many fitness professionals SCARE clinicians with their…

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Season 1, Episode 8 - Jeff Young and Dr. Thomas Hammett 57:18

1+ y ago57:18

57:18

This episode was the first of what will be many where Jeff and Thomas discuss their perspective on various topics. It provides an opportunity to listen to a seasoned clinician and seasoned exercise specialist discuss their views on building the bridge between medicine, rehab, and fitness from a very unique perspective. Both Jeff and Thomas either h…

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Season 1, Episode 7 - Dr. Rick Howard 57:43

1+ y ago57:43

57:43

Dr. Rick Howard is an assistant professor in Applied Sports Science at West Chester University in Philadelphia, PA and holds a PhD in Health Promotion and Wellness. In this podcast Rick does a masterful job of merging his education and experience as he discusses the importance of making fitness fun from childhood to old age as a primary way to impr…

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Season 1, Episode 6 - Jeff Jeran 1:01:10

1+ y ago1:01:10

1:01:10

Jeff Jeran is the Chair of the Board of Directors of the Medical Fitness Association for a reason – he is an ALL-STAR in this space. Jeff has opened SIX successful, award-winning medical fitness facilities over the past 18 years, which are a testimony to his amazing ability to build fitness centers which cater to the 80% of the population that don’…

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Season 1, Episode 5 - Dr. Thomas Hammett 50:31

1+ y ago50:31

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Just shy of 2.5 years ago I was introduced to Dr. Thomas Hammett, DPT. A week or two later he live-streamed me in to a presentation he gave to a couple dozen physical therapists, where he explained to them the importance of going well beyond “fixing pain” as the standard treatment approach, and instead, looking at patients through a lens of lifesty…

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Season 1, Episode 4 - Dr. Jessica Matthews, Behavior Coach Expert 1:03:34

1+ y ago1:03:34

1:03:34

Dr. Jessica Matthews is an industry leader who I could have on the podcast a dozen (or more) times to talk about completely different topics that she’s become a subject matter expert on. We revolved this talk around health coaching, and more specifically, behavior change. This topic is something she’s very passionate about, and during the interview…

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Season 1, Episode 3 - Jeff Young, Host 53:26

1+ y ago53:26

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Before my co-host Thomas and I get too deep into our podcast series we thought it would be a great and commonsense idea to interview each other so viewers and listeners can have a better idea of who we are and why it's worthwhile to subcribe and tune in! Thomas interviewed me first, so this podcast is a dive in to my background, the evolution of my…

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Season 1, Episode 2 - Mike Stack, Medical Fitness Industry Expert 47:31

1+ y ago47:31

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Episode Description: I am very fortunate to have connected with Mike Stack in 2020 during the pandemic and to have since become friends and colleagues. As you can see from his biography below, Mike brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table, being deeply involved in several sectors of the industry at the national and local levels. He …

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Season 1, Episode 1 - Dr. Amy Bantham, President, Physical Activity Alliance; CEO Move to Live More 46:29

1+ y ago46:29

46:29

Few people in medicine, rehab, and fitness realize that there's an entire movement going on "behind the scenes" to increase physical activity in the U.S. (a national physical activity plan), improve and in some cases, create policy and system changes (i.e., strategies for health care, education, recreation, transportation, and other sectors of the …

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Bartolomeo: Preparing your ISS space mission 11:23

4y ago11:23

11:23

Find out how Airbus’ payload hosting platform Bartolomeo allows customers and researchers to test space technologies 400 km above Earth. Named after Christopher Columbus’ younger brother, Bartolomeo offers the only unobstructed view from the International Space Station (ISS) towards our planet and into outer space. That’s why the platform is ideall…

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Airbus Quantum Computing Challenge - Meet The Finalists 19:32

4y ago19:32

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In this special podcast Airbus announces the finalists for the Airbus Quantum Computing Challenge. Joining Rhys Phillips are external judges Elham Kashefi and Iordanis Kerenidis, Thierry Botter from Airbus Blue Sky and Lee-Ann Ramcherita from Airbus' Flight Physics department. Tune in now to find out more about the problem statements set for the ch…

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Why Aeronautics Need Quantum Computing Technology 13:21

4y ago13:21

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In the first of two podcasts, Rhys Phillips presents a documentary around quantum computing technology and its applications within aerospace. Airbus' very own Lee-Ann Ramcherita and Thierry Botter, alongside external experts Iordanis Kerenidis and Elham Kashefi, discuss the benefits that quantum computing can provide to flight physics problems with…

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X3 and RACER: The Winning Formula For Faster Helicopter Flight 22:46

4y ago22:46

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The X3’s legacy lives on with today’s RACER demonstrator, part of the European Union's Clean Sky 2 research programme. RACER improves upon the X3’s simple, proven formula, marrying higher speed with cost efficiency and fuel savings. Flying 50% faster than a conventional helicopter by combining a main rotor with boxed wings and propellers, RACER cou…

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X3: A Secret Project With An Exceptional Team - Dominique Fournier & Jonathan Hubbel 27:33

4y ago27:33

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Creating the X3 required exceptional secrecy and a unique team. Up until its first flight, only a small group knew of the X3’s existence. In this episode, X3 flight test engineer Dominique Fournier explains the tactics that made this possible; from isolating teams, to early-morning truck rides in the cover of darkness. This secrecy also helped crea…

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Off To The ISS With Astronaut Randy Bresnik 32:03

4y ago32:03

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When Randy Bresnik was a young child, all he wanted to do was fly. Fast-forward to 2020 and the retired U.S. Marine has surpassed even his wildest dreams – having distinguished himself both as a fighter pilot and test pilot before making two trips to space as a NASA astronaut. Bresnik discusses a broad range of topics in Airbus’ latest podcast, pro…

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Hervé Jammayrac: On Board The Demonstrator With The X3 Test Pilot 32:12

4y ago32:12

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Over the course of its three-year journey, Airbus Helicopters' high-speed helicopter demonstrator, the X3, performed nearly 200 flights on two continents, while breaking a world record and pulling off incredible stunts – like racing a high-speed TGV train. Guiding the X3 each step of the way was test pilot Hervé Jammayrac. On the tenth anniversary …

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Jean-Brice Dumont: Why It Is Safe To Fly 16:00

4y ago16:00

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In this episode, Jean-Brice Dumont, Executive Vice President Engineering at Airbus explains what HEPA (High-Efficiency-Particulate Arrestor) filters are, and why the air in the cabin is clean with its utilisation. As we take to the skies again, we will continue to provide you with the facts that reassure and dispel any myths around air travel in th…

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Jon Taylor: A400M - Flying Airbus’ Next-Generation Airlifter 8:58

4y ago8:58

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The A400M is the “topic du jour” for Airbus’ latest podcast, including insights from someone who knows this advanced military aircraft inside and out: John Taylor, an experimental test pilot at Airbus Defence and Space. Based at the San Pablo site near Seville, Spain – where A400Ms are assembled – Taylor says it’s a privilege to fly the aircraft an…

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Frank Schubert: CyberSecurity - Protecting Everyday Life 10:44

4y ago10:44

10:44

In our society today, a world without satellite communications, navigation and Earth observation systems is unimaginable. Services provided by space-based systems have become omnipresent - simply think about navigation, TV broadcasts, weather forecasts, climate monitoring or military communications, even the Internet of Things stays connected throu…

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Albert Falke: Defending Earth - Keeping Asteroids At Bay 15:05

4y ago15:05

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Asteroids are not just an abstract danger out of blockbuster movies. They are very real. That’s why Airbus is developing new and innovative technologies to unlock the secrets of asteroids. In this podcast interview Albert Falke, Program and Project Manager of Asteroid detection at Airbus Defence and Space, explains what they are made of and how the…

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Sean Wiid: UP42 - GEOAI For All 13:27

4+ y ago13:27

13:27

Across nearly all major industries, many are looking toward a future of mass adoption of geospatial technologies. But what technical and commercial barriers do we need to break down to truly democratize access to geospatial data and analytics? Globally, institutions and companies have gathered more Earth observation (EO) data than can ever be analy…

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Hervé Foch: Satellite Imagery - Eyes In The Sky 8:50

4+ y ago8:50

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700 km above us, Airbus-built Pléiades satellites are taking high-resolution images of areas affected by Covid-19. This imagery is vital for a project launched by the European Space Agency ESA. It is called RACE – short for Rapid Action on COVID-19 and Earth Observation – and aims at providing information on the state of European society and econom…

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Ian Walters: Solar Orbiter - Here Comes The Sun 6:31

4+ y ago6:31

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The Airbus-built Solar Orbiter (SolO) is on an epic journey to unlock the Sun’s secrets. Listen to our latest podcast, which includes insights from Ian Walters, the Solar Orbiter Project Manager. Podcast topics include SoIO’s testing prior to launch in February 2020 and protecting the deep space probe from temperatures exceeding 500°C when it reach…

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Philippe Pham: Aeolus - Forecasting Your Daily Weather 5:34

4+ y ago5:34

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Find out how Airbus’ wind-sensing satellite Aeolus supports meteorologists where aircraft can’t in Corona times. The recent drop in commercial flights has also affected measurements for weather forecasting. But thanks to an Airbus-built satellite launched two years ago for our ESA customer, meteorologists are still able to give reliable forecasts. …

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Marco Gumbrecht: Eurofighter - Present To Future 33:32

4+ y ago33:32

33:32

Traditionally, 2020 would have been a busy airshow year. We were looking forward to updating you on the many new developments and business highlights at various trade shows. As of today, the significant meeting, travel and event restrictions have made physically hosting these shows impossible. In order to adapt to these changes, we will reach out t…

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Colin Paynter: A Glimpse Into Space 20:11

5y ago20:11

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Airbus reaches beyond the skies and into space, and the technologies it builds and develops, keeps vital global communications that we all depend upon, working. Colin Paynter is the Managing Director of Airbus Defence and Space, based in the UK. Colin heads up a workforce of more than four thousand people, most of whom are involved in building comm…

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Didier Delsalle: Reaching The Peak 24:56

5y ago24:56

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We're delving into the fascinating world of Airbus Helicopters and our guide for this episode has been with the company for over 30 years. Didier Delsalle is an experimental test pilot, who spends his days pushing the limits of aviation technology. He is known for being the first and only person who landed a helicopter, the NH90 or Squirrel, on the…

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Till Eisenberg: Waking up CIMON - The Floating Brain In Space 23:17

5y ago23:17

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For many people, Airbus is associated with aircraft, but it also does much more. In all that it does, the company always aims to reach beyond the clouds. Till Eisenberg is one of those who have helped Airbus make its mark in the final frontier of Space. He led an Airbus team that designed a floating electronic brain – called CIMON – that was sent t…

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Shashwath Vummidilakshman: Reach For The Stars 17:24

5y ago17:24

17:24

Being international is at the heart of Airbus – from its European beginnings to its current global reach. And its workforce is no exception! There are more than 130 thousand people working at Airbus, drawn from over 120 countries. Shashwath Vummidilakshman’s journey eventually led him to Airbus. But it wasn’t easy realising his dream, coming from t…

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Fernando Alonso: Testing, Testing, 1, 2, 3 23:35

5y ago23:35

23:35

The introduction to this episode comes from Paris Air Show where aircraft are on display in the air and on the ground. But before they reach Le Bourget’s tarmac, or even go near any runway, they go through intensive testing procedures. “Safety first” is Airbus’s mantra in all it does. Fernando Alonso has been central to this process for three decad…

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Jacques Rocca: A Knight At The Museum 20:41

5y ago20:41

20:41

Jacques Rocca is Airbus’s History Man. He sees the company’s achievements as part of a heritage that should be preserved. His passion to ensure that the past can be put on display now, led him to join the ‘AIRitage Project’ that collects and preserves aviation history from documents to whole aircraft. For the past ten years, he has also been the di…

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Grazia Vittadini: Technically Speaking 23:33

5y ago23:33

23:33

The Paris Air Show is the place where the industry and the public gather every two years to discover what’s new and exciting in the world of aviation. Airbus’s Chief Technology Officer is always in demand during the show, meeting with potential customers and others. The current CTO, Grazia Vittadini had a particularly busy week. Among other things,…

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Barbara Kracht: Badge 007 - Stirred, But Not Shaken 24:00

5y ago24:00

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In this episode Barbara Kracht – one of Airbus’s original employees, number 007 – goes down memory lane, recalling how the company grew from a modest start-up to a global aviation giant. The daughter of Felix Kracht, who was one of the company’s founders, she spent almost 40 years with Airbus, notably as head of Media Relations. Barbara tells us ab…

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Introducing We Make It Fly 1:17

5y ago1:17

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Airbus is turning 50 this year! So join us as we launch a new podcast, We Make It Fly. At Airbus, we make commercial aircraft—you’ve probably been on one. But we also make helicopters, fighter jets, space rockets and even the Mars Rover. In this podcast, you will meet the people who have played a part in turning the company into a global giant in t…

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