George is a Reconnaissance Marine with deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan and was an Instructor at Basic Reconnaissance Course for three and half years. George left his military career behind to become the Head Coach at SOFlete HQ, where he prepares candidates for Special Forces Assessment and Selection. Today, George’s focus is on the tactical athlete, a unique breed who can excel simultaneously in both strength and endurance activities

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Kegan Dillon is an experienced strength athlete and coach who grew up playing baseball and basketball, and has competed in a variety of strength sports including highland games, CrossFit, and powerlifting. Kegan has worked with and learned from some of the best and most respected coaches in the sport. His most recent lifting accomplishments are a 500 pound bench press (2016), 3hr 7min 100k Bike Erg (4th in the world), 1000 cal air assault bike in just over 53 minutes.

@kegandillon

Dave is the CEO/Founder of “SHIFT Movement Science and Gymnastics Education”. This company was started in 2014 to help educate those involved in gymnastics, medical fields, Olympic weightlifting, CrossFit, and more about optimal performance and preventative rehabilitation strategies.

The coaches address the concept of developing your methods and principles by which you approach your programming and working with athletes to elicit the desired performance response.

Join Jay, Ryan, and Dom as they discuss how to work with athletes as fatigue begins to set in. How do you speak to and cue an athlete at this point? Most importantly how does this change from athlete to athlete, as there is never a one size fits all when it comes to programming for and working with individuals.

On todays episode of the podcast, Jay sits down with two other Conquer coaches to discuss the conquer approach to maximizing volume and intensity in training, and more over...maximizing an athletes athletic potential by building the foundational elements needed to excel.