Jason Strout: Striking Coach, Senior Analyst and Commentator

American Glutton

Health & Fitness

4.9 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 5 June 2023

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Today on American Glutton, Ethan is speaking to Jason Trout, who is known for being one of the top striking (boxing, kickboxing/Muay Thai) coaches in NYC with over 20 years of training experience. Jason has gathered knowledge first hand as a professional boxer and kickboxer and utilizes his experience to successfully coach professional and amateur boxers, kickboxers and MMA fighters in UFC, Bellator, Glory Kickboxing and many other promotions.

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0:00.0	Hi, I'm Ethan Sopli, welcome to American Blood. Outside of acting, my two favorite things
0:08.4	to do are diet and eat. I have a very complicated relationship with food and on this podcast,
0:14.0	we're going to talk about all of it. Food is entertainment, food is sport, food as fuel.
0:21.0	I'll talk to experts and the average person, just like you and me.
0:25.2	I hate to ask you to do anything, but if you're enjoying the show,
0:28.8	please take a moment to like, subscribe, rate, review, all of the above on whatever app you're getting
0:35.6	in front. Jason Strout is an artist, a Muay Thai fighter, and one of the head coaches at Killcliffe.
0:44.4	You can find him on Instagram at Coach Strout. Jason Strout, welcome to the American
0:51.2	Glutton podcast. Well, welcome. Thank you for being here, dude. I'm excited. You
0:59.1	train some of the most high end athletes on earth. Yeah, I guess I guess I do. I don't
1:05.6	I guess when you say it like that, I guess I do. I mean, you do, I mean, I really do, yeah.
1:10.0	Yeah, there's a lot of top-top guys that get to work with every day. I mean, to me, it just feels
1:16.2	like playing, but I guess it's my job. Yeah, I want to say to people that I have done playing with you,
1:23.8	this is like heavy quote unquote playing, and all that that did for me was lead me to limp for a
1:31.0	few days. A lot, a lot of leg kicks in your playing. Yeah, I like to kick people on the leg.
1:35.6	I guess it's just playing to me. I mean, you look like you were having fun. I have the greatest time.
1:39.7	I had the greatest time ever, and I felt like I got a leg workout. Yeah, yeah. It's amazing. It's a
1:44.4	thigh conditioning never hurt anybody. Yeah. Is there anything about training guys like that that
1:55.5	requires motivation above and beyond just somebody going to work, or even just doing something they
2:02.0	enjoy? I mean, it's nice when you're working with somebody that wants to be there, and they're
2:08.4	excited to be there, and they want to learn, and they want to get better at what they do. So that
2:14.0	kind of makes what I do a little bit easier. I'm not really there to convince them, or
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