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Your kids are copying everything you do, including how you treat fitness.

In this episode, Josko and Brandon talk about why the most active kids usually have the most active parents. They share stories from their lifeguarding days, what they've seen at jujitsu, and the small things you can do as a family to build a culture of health without forcing it on anyone.

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Pickleball is exploding in popularity and so are the injuries.

In this episode, we talk about why so many people go from feeling amazing to dealing with elbow pain, knee issues, calf tightness, and Achilles problems after starting pickleball.

This conversation started with a real story about Brandon’s dad. Retired, played pickleball for hours every day, then slowly broke down. The fix wasn’t stopping pickleball. It was learning how to train so his body could actually handle the volume.

We cover:
Why pickleball injuries are so common
Why playing more usually makes things worse
How lack of strength turns stress into tendon and joint pain
The mistake most recreational athletes make
How to think about training without needing a complicated program
Why load management matters more than intensity

This episode is for anyone who plays pickleball, coaches people who play, or is wondering why a “low impact” sport is suddenly wrecking so many bodies.

Train so you can be an athlete.
Not the other way around.

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Motivation feels good, but it never lasts. In this episode, we talk about what actually keeps you consistent long-term and why most people get this part wrong.