In this conversation, Jim Beebe interviews Kyle Maynard, a congenital amputee and accomplished athlete, about his drive and resilience in the face of challenges. They discuss the importance of pushing through obstacles, the power of mindset, and the need to prepare for the unknown. Kyle shares his experiences in sports, mountaineering, and public speaking, highlighting the lessons he has learned along the way. They also touch on the impact of supportive parents and the importance of embracing the uniqueness of each individual. The conversation explores the themes of resilience, personal growth, and the importance of learning from adversity. It emphasizes the need to handle pain and adversity in order to become stronger and more confident. The conversation also touches on the importance of critical thinking and problem-solving skills, especially for young athletes. It highlights the challenges of teaching responsibility and accountability to young athletes who have not been taught how to handle problems on their own.

Shaney Lipscomb is a former D1 Volleyball player who just finished up her professional career in Peru. In this conversation Shaney shares her journey as a volleyball player and the commitment it took to reach the professional level. She shares stories about her time at both Hawaii University and New Mexico State. Shaney later joined a professional team in Peru where she had to learn a new team dynamic. Shaney talks about her love for the weight room and how it revolutionized her ability to perform on the court.

In this episode of The Athlete Builder Podcast we are joined by Liane Blyn. Liane is the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach for Arizona State Hockey. Liane is a x14 USAPL National Champion Powerlifter, x4 IPF World Champion and 2022 NSCA College Strength Coach of The Year. She brings tons of knowledges and shares her journey with us. Don't miss Ep. 49 with Liane Blyn.

In this conversation, Jim Beebe and Lucas Lorian interview Chad Coy, a former strongman and powerlifter. They discuss Chad's journey as an athlete and coach, his experiences in different strength sports, and his favorite events and contests. Chad shares stories from his childhood, his time as a walk-on football player at Purdue University, and his transition into strength training. He also talks about the importance of perseverance and finding your passion in life. Chad Coy discusses his career with Parisi Speed School and the importance of building athletes. Parisi Speed School is a youth-based performance company that focuses on movement, speed, and strength development. Coy emphasizes the importance of teaching speed as a skill and helping athletes build confidence and self-esteem. He shares his passion for coaching and helping athletes achieve their dreams. Coy also discusses the challenges and benefits of working with high school coaches and forming relationships with other schools. The conversation highlights the importance of discipline, hard work, and continuous learning in building successful athletes. Chad Coy emphasizes the importance of consistency and leading by example in coaching.

In this conversation, Jim Beebe interviews Navy SEAL Mike Getka. They discuss Mike's background in the Navy, his experience in the SEAL program, and his current work as a mindset coach. Mike shares his journey from the CBs to the SEAL teams and talks about the importance of mental and physical preparation. They also touch on the topics of nature versus nurture, the power of decisions, and overcoming fear and unknowns. Overall, the conversation highlights the mindset and resilience required to become a Navy SEAL. In this part of the conversation, Mike Getka discusses his experience in the first phase of BUD/S training, including Hell Week and the physical challenges he faced. He emphasizes the importance of staying mentally strong and not falling back in any task. Mike also talks about the impact of meditation on his mindset and how it helped him cope with the intense training. He shares his approach to training athletes for BUD/S and the importance of taking them out of their comfort zone to build teamwork and mental fortitude. The conversation also touches on the cold water training in BUD/S and the different backgrounds of candidates who make it through the program.

In this conversation, Jim Beebe interviews Caleb Corey and Ian Urchel, who are both involved with Purdue's crew team. Caleb is the head freshman coach, while Ian is a rower for the team. They discuss the recruitment process for rowers and the qualities they look for in athletes, such as work ethic and coordination. They also talk about the differences between rowing in an eight-man boat and a four-man boat, and the importance of teamwork and synchronization. The coxswain's role in the boat is also highlighted, as they provide guidance and keep the team accountable to the race plan. The conversation explores the challenges and strategies involved in coaching and training a rowing team. It delves into the role of the coxswain in synthesizing data and making adjustments to increase power and efficiency. The conversation also touches on the importance of building trust and camaraderie within the team, as well as the role of the coach in motivating and pushing athletes to perform at their best. The coaches discuss the process of going from zero to 100 with inexperienced athletes and the importance of developing good habits and a growth mindset. They also discuss the significance of strength and power in rowing and the training methods used to improve these aspects. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the importance of enjoying the sport and the mental and emotional growth that comes with it.

Evie Kevish, a certified juice therapist, shares her journey from being a holistic, crunchy mama to becoming a juicing expert. She explains the benefits of juicing as a potent medicine that provides essential nutrients to the body. Evie emphasizes the importance of finding what works for your body and being your own advocate. She discusses the role of juicing in healing the body, improving skin health, and boosting energy levels. Evie also addresses common concerns about protein intake on a plant-based diet and highlights the need for balance and individualization in nutrition.

Mimi Mahon, a former college athlete and coach, shares her journey from playing multiple sports to becoming a strength coach and opening her own gym. She emphasizes the importance of working hard, being intentional in training, and having confidence in oneself. Mimi's experiences have taught her the difference between working out and training with a purpose, and she now focuses on providing personalized training programs to meet individual goals. She also highlights the significance of family support and the impact it has had on her athletic career. Mimi Mahon shares a big mistake she made in her early coaching days and how she has grown since then. She emphasizes the importance of stability exercises and proper movement patterns in training, especially as you age. Mimi discusses the future of strength and conditioning and her vision for her gym, Mahan Strength and Fitness. She also opens up about her experience donating a kidney to her mother and the impact it has had on her life. Mimi and Jim Beebe discuss the importance of being an energy giver and making a positive impact on others. In this conversation, Jim Beebe and Mimi Mahon discuss the importance of continuous growth and progress in fitness. They talk about the value of testing and benchmarking in training programs, as well as the need for discomfort and pushing oneself to achieve desired goals. Mimi shares her vision for the future of her gym, including expanding to two facilities and focusing on youth athletes. They also discuss the impact of giving and the importance of surrounding oneself with good training partners. The conversation ends with a discussion on favorite quotes and ways to connect with Mimi and her gym.