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Mind Pump: Raw Fitness Truth

907: Cory Schlesinger

Mind Pump: Raw Fitness Truth

Sal Di Stefano, Adam Schafer, Justin Andrews, Doug Egge

Exercise, Health & Fitness, Health, Fitness

4.811.8K Ratings

🗓️ 22 November 2018

⏱️ 108 minutes

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Summary

Episode 907: Cory Schlesinger

  • Cory shares the painful experience of tearing his Achilles. (4:24)
  • What lead him to become the Sports Performance Coach of Stanford Basketball? (6:06)
  • How to be a GREAT strength coach, you have to COMPETE in something. (10:51)
  • What does he mean when he says kids are coming in as “broken toys”? (13:28)
  • Finding his value and being an identifier when it comes to his athletes. (18:13)
  • What are some of the most common imbalances he sees with his athletes? (21:09)
  • How does he revert the major lifts and balance risk/reward with his athletes? Replace the compound lifts with his athletes? (23:30)
  • Using wearable tools to monitor and track an athletes practice load. How does he use the data as a coach? (30:51)
  • The importance of strength training during the season. (43:00)
  • Safety nets for safety nets. How does he monitor the output by his athletes based on the data he receives? (46:25)
  • Understanding the dynamics of his athletes in the outside world. (49:24)
  • Does he have a favorite kind of athlete? Least favorite? (51:45)
  • Does he watch a lot of basketball or is he in it too much? (56:58)
  • What are some of the biggest mistakes he sees strength coaches make on all levels? (1:00:54)
  • His take on early specialization in one sport. (1:02:40)
  • What are some of his favorite education tools/certifications for coaches to research? (1:08:13)
  • The major backlash ahead dealing with activity levels and social media with our youth. (1:13:45)
  • What does the future evolution of professional sports look like? (1:20:43)
  • How does he feel about the early start to the current season? (1:31:07)
  • His take on the Freshman 4 over at Duke? (1:31:57)
  • Does he have any favorite NBA teams/players that he follows? (1:33:25)
  • Is he a talent acquisition or leadership guy? (1:36:44)
  • His take on college athletes getting paid? (1:39:10)

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0:00.0

If you want to pump your body and expand your mind, there's only one place to go.

0:06.0

Mite, op, mite, op with your hosts.

0:09.0

Salda Stefano, Adam Schaefer, and Justin Andrews.

0:13.0

Yeah, so Corey Schlesinger, does he say his name right?

0:17.0

Schlesinger?

0:18.0

He said it right this time.

0:19.0

Okay, I said it right. Thanks. Good thing Doug didn't record the first one.

0:21.0

Yeah, it's good.

0:22.0

You met him first, Justin.

0:23.0

I did. I was able to go up to Stanford, and I feel like I already said this before.

0:26.0

But yeah, I was like hanging out and we got to see his facility, and he just kind of broke down the way that he programmed for these athletes.

0:34.0

And I was so impressed with, you know, what he's doing up there that I thought he'd be a great guest.

0:38.0

So he's what the coach, the strength coach for?

0:41.0

Yes, that's a strength coach for the men's basketball team.

0:44.0

And also I was connected to him from Jordan Shalos.

0:46.0

I knew that Jordan Shalos wouldn't just throw any Schlob our way, right?

0:49.0

That's right.

0:50.0

No, he's great dude.

0:51.0

Very cool guy.

0:52.0

And you know what we get into this episode, we get to talk about those you guys that are like sports.

0:56.0

You guys, if you like the the PJF performance, you'll love it.

1:00.0

It's a great follow up to that.

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