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The U-Rewired Podcast

The U-Rewired Podcast

By: Ashley Martin
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Join me as we dive into the hard truths, real drama, and everything in between in the health and wellness industry.

Each week on The U-Rewired Podcast, we’ll laugh, get uncomfortable, and break down what it really takes to better yourself—physically and mentally—without the fluff, shame, or extremes.

 Exercise & Fitness Fitness, Diet & Nutrition Hygiene & Healthy Living
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  • STRENGTH & CONDITIONING: What is it, actually, and why should you do it?

    STRENGTH & CONDITIONING: What is it, actually, and why should you do it?
    Feb 3 2026

    YOU'VE PROBABLY HEARD THE TERM strength and conditioning” before… but do you actually know what it means?

    Most people assume strength and conditioning is only for professional athletes — but what if I told you it can apply to your life, no matter your age, experience level, or how often you work out each week?

    In today’s episode, join your host Ashley Martin as she sits down with Ralph Nezaire, a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist with over 10 years of experience training everyone from professional and youth athletes to individuals with adaptive disabilities — and everything in between.

    Together, we break down what strength and conditioning truly is, why it matters far beyond sports performance, and how the average person can benefit from training with more purpose, structure, and intention.

    We’ll cover what a real strength and conditioning session looks like, the biggest misconceptions people have, and how this style of training can help you move better, feel stronger, and build a body that supports your everyday life.

    Ralphe's instagram: ⁠@e.zaire_⁠
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    35 mins
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