What topics do you have the most unique opinions, methods, or expertise around?

Rob Pizem

I have unique opinions, methods, and expertise in teaching, climbing technique and training methods, and mentoring.

Benjamin Kessel

Working with athletes, specifically an endurance athlete, requires blending strength and performance-based training programs. This involves looking at both the physiological and musculoskeletal systems to ensure the athlete can move in an efficient, powerful, and safe way. This knowledge is based on a background in strength conditioning and endurance coaching, as well as experience growing up in a chiropractic office observing posture and kinesiology. The result of this expertise is a strong athlete that can control their workouts.

Lesley Tomlinson

I think I can offer unique and useful opinions on being an athlete in the real world, and how to maximize workouts while managing limitations and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. It is important to keep a focus, whether chronologically young or old, and to remember to make it fun.

Be Fuller

I have unique experience and expertise in coaching effective and efficient movement techniques, with a particular focus on helping athletes with disabilities make the most out of their climbing.

Marko Malvela

I have a special skill of exploring different fields such as evolution theories, science of exercise, psychology, and anthropology to understand how things work and why people are successful. I also use this knowledge to better understand my dog's behavior.

Allan Weitz

My unique expertise lies in photography, specifically camera technology and lenses. I also have developed my ways of interviewing people on my podcast, by having an initial script and then going off in a direction that feels right.