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The Ready State Podcast

David Joyce: The Modern Super Coach, Good (Not Best) Practices, and Curating the Environment for Others to Succeed

The Ready State Podcast

Kelly Starrett & Juliet Starrett

Fitness, Health & Fitness

4.9623 Ratings

🗓️ 28 October 2021

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

David is an internationally recognized leader in human performance, strategy and decision making. He holds Masters degrees in both Sports Physiotherapy and Strength & Conditioning, as well as an MBA. He has worked with hundreds of elite athletes, including multiple world and Olympic champions and in multiple sports around the world. Nowadays, Dave’s focus has shifted much more towards enabling major sporting organizations, corporations and start-ups navigate through the choppy seas of complexity, and set themselves up to thrive in an increasingly uncertain future. He has written and co-edited 2 internationally best-selling textbooks on high-performance and rehabilitation, and the new edition of High Performance Training For Sports has just been released to critical acclaim around the world. • This episode of The Ready State Podcast is sponsored by LMNT, our favorite electrolyte drink mix. It was created based on a science-backed electrolyte ratio, with no sugar, no coloring, no artificial ingredients, or any other junk. Everyone needs electrolytes, but if you’re an active person and/or on a low-carb diet, you really need electrolytes to feel and perform your best. We drink LMNT every single day and it is our go-to drink for mountain biking. For more info and to get a free sample pack (just pay shipping), click thereadystate.com/FreeLMNT!

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0:00.0

Hey everyone, I'm Dr. Kelly Starrett.

0:06.9

And I'm Juliette.

0:08.1

And you're listening to the Ready State podcast.

0:16.0

This episode of the Raystay podcast is brought to you by LMNT Element.

0:22.2

So this is literally our favorite electrolyte drink that we have probably two or three every single day.

0:28.8

I can describe it as an electrolyte drink. That's not why I drink it.

0:31.0

No. You drink it because it tastes so good.

0:33.4

Check this out, Jay. I was just traveling and teaching. And one of the things I don't do a lot of is I don't eat before I have to get up on stage for four hours. I kind of do this thing like, let me be fast and a little hungry, like a little feral wolf up there. You mean a big old turkey sandwiches and help you perform better on stage. I do not eat the food log burrito. But what I do and has changed my life here is I always am chronically hypohydrated. I set up three or four

0:56.9

little of those bottles that they give you and I just dump an element in each one and I guarantee

1:00.6

you I am sharper and I felt better than I have in forever. If you are doing time restricted eating

1:07.8

or fasting, keto, low carb, or you're sweating hard on the peloton or in your cross-foot workout, you need to add

1:16.6

the salt back. It changes the game. It's also like really good for people who are breastfeeding

1:21.2

or have certain other health conditions. We have heard anecdotally. Yeah. You just aren't getting

1:26.3

enough salts. Look at your body as a electrical charge system.

1:32.3

Look at elements as plugging that thing back in.

1:34.6

I promise you high quality salts make you drink more and you will feel better.

1:38.9

I wasn't kidding when I said we are literally drinking it every day.

1:41.8

You want to get some element.

1:43.0

Right now you can order a sample

1:44.2

pack for just the price of shipping, which is $5 in the U.S. Their sample packs include eight packets

1:49.5

so you can try each of their eight flavors. Go to the readystate.com slash free element. That's free

1:56.1

LMNT to check it out. This may sound crazy, but last year, I kind of tried to clone my husband. Awesome. Only kind of, though. You see, Kelly gets dozens of requests every day for help. And even though he wants to give everyone his personal attention, there just aren't enough hours in the day. So I typed in how to clone a human being into Google. Just kidding. But in seriousness, what we did do was create our virtual mobility

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