Richie hosts this episode as DPT William Schopp joins the podcast to talk about all the different ways to know your body. We start with a killer interview with William, learning about what got him into Physical Therapy and his passion behind it to open his own practice.

Derek also accomplishes the monumental goal he's been chasing for almost 8 months, and the boys ask about the different stages of that journey. He also shares about the tough mental aspects during the journey and the rollercoaster it was to get here.

Check out William's Instagram (and all other socials): @themovementschopp

Show Notes:

• Do movement snacks! Get up a move for a bit, stretch, etc. especially if you are a desk jockey/weekend warrior.
• Consistency is key (or as Richie says, Consistency Compounds): learn the correct movements, and do them for decades.
• 4 pillars of health: Sleep, Stress, Nutrition, Movement (+ a psuedo-fifth pillar: Relationships)
• Book recommendations from William: Killing Comfort by Jerred Moon, and for entrepreneurs, read The E-Myth by Michael E Gerber
• Functionally fit IG pages/coaches William recommends: The Ready State (@thereadystate), Squat University (@squat_university), Institute Clinical Excellence (@icephysio), Mitch Babcock (@dr.mitch.dpt), Barbell Physio (@thebarbellphysio)
• Check out the Uncaged Clinician: https://www.uncagedclinician.com/

Weekly Challenge: Get in some of those titular Movement Snacks

Brenton Cosden joins The Baguette Boys to discuss the importance of the age-old adage "You Are What You Eat", but the conversation veers off into another fun topic... sleep! You could say this episode is about the "input" you give your body - both food and sleep.

With the turn of a new month, The Baguette Boys set new goals; all of us are shaking it up pretty big this month by dropping or adding some huge goals.

Show notes:

• DM us if you'd like Derek to do the Big Mac Rap and post it on Instagram
• Healthy foods/snacks we like: veggie/fruit juice, peanut butter toast (with or without avocado and olive oil), smoothies (w/Collagen, Green Superfood powder), toasted oats with peanut butter, berries, milk and chia seeds
• Brenton's moral philosophy: stoicism
• Fad diets aren't sustainable, favor exploration, health, and happiness
• Drinking alcohol affects your recovery, willpower, and performance for many days afterwards (even just one drink!)

Weekly Challenge: Eat food you didn't like in the past OR try new food you've never eaten before.

The Baguette Boys come back triumphant over their first Spartan Race! We talk about the experience and look ahead to the next one in June with some lessons learned.

The topic for this episode is Competitive Health, drawing on both the Spartan Race and past experiences in competition to fuel our way forward to both health and success.

Weekly Challenge: Compete with your friends/family in something! Physical, mental or just for fun - get into the spirit and go for glory!