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Episode 130: Are You Balancing Nutrition, Sleep, and Training for Peak Performance?
Is your training truly optimized for peak performance?
Welcome to another episode of Oak Performance Radio, your ultimate resource for athletic performance and coaching, brought to you by your host, Adam Lane!
In this episode, we delve into wrestling performance with our esteemed guest, Tony Cassioppi, from Roscoe, Illinois. With a bachelor's degree in math and sports and recreation management, Tony shares his insights on achieving optimal performance through a holistic approach.
We explore the essential elements of nutrition, sleep, recovery, and training, emphasizing the balance between fun and hard work. The discussion also highlights athletes' challenges in managing pressure, setting goals, and the critical role of nutrition, sleep, and mental health. Tony sheds light on the importance of intrinsic motivation, progressive training, and the impact of minor improvements over time for long-term success.
00:00 Intro
00:20 Athletic performance, coaching, and optimizing experiences.
7:54 Motivation and intrinsic drive in sports
17:21 High school wrestling goals and mentorship
22:41 Wrestling, strength training, and progress
32:01 Strength training for wrestling, with emphasis on progression and proper technique.
37:02 Motivation and support for athletes.
42:19 Motivation, injuries, and training for college wrestling
50:51 Sleep important for college students and athletes.
54:42 Eating real food for better nutrition and athletic performance.
1:01:00 Wrestling weight classes and the importance of proper nutrition and recovery for an athlete
Are you curious about how small changes can lead to significant results? Tune in to discover the secrets to achieving peak performance!
Connect with Tony:
@tony3735
Welcome to another episode of Oak Performance Radio, your ultimate resource for athletic performance and coaching, brought to you by your host, Adam Lane!
In this episode, we delve into wrestling performance with our esteemed guest, Tony Cassioppi, from Roscoe, Illinois. With a bachelor's degree in math and sports and recreation management, Tony shares his insights on achieving optimal performance through a holistic approach.
We explore the essential elements of nutrition, sleep, recovery, and training, emphasizing the balance between fun and hard work. The discussion also highlights athletes' challenges in managing pressure, setting goals, and the critical role of nutrition, sleep, and mental health. Tony sheds light on the importance of intrinsic motivation, progressive training, and the impact of minor improvements over time for long-term success.
00:00 Intro
00:20 Athletic performance, coaching, and optimizing experiences.
7:54 Motivation and intrinsic drive in sports
17:21 High school wrestling goals and mentorship
22:41 Wrestling, strength training, and progress
32:01 Strength training for wrestling, with emphasis on progression and proper technique.
37:02 Motivation and support for athletes.
42:19 Motivation, injuries, and training for college wrestling
50:51 Sleep important for college students and athletes.
54:42 Eating real food for better nutrition and athletic performance.
1:01:00 Wrestling weight classes and the importance of proper nutrition and recovery for an athlete
Are you curious about how small changes can lead to significant results? Tune in to discover the secrets to achieving peak performance!
Connect with Tony:
@tony3735
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Just fitness A bit of cardio and diet That's it So easy !!!!
Absolutely loved this episode, Adam! Your discussion on the importance of balance and consistency in fitness was spot-on. I've sent you a DM on Instagram - looking forward to connecting! Keep inspiring and sharing such valuable insights. 🌟💪
Great podcast, I love both the guests and the host. The host has a great energy. Thanks for the information
Really isolates the glutes
APPRECIATE YOU FAMM TRAIN 🚆 TAKING THE TIME TO INFORM US KNOWLEDGE IZ THE 🔑 🗝 🔐 KNOWLEDGE, KEEPNN DATT BLOODLINE PUMPNN FACTZZ
Promo SM
Basketball is the only sport I can think of where this guys statement is false af. Embiid started playing at 15, giannis started playing at 13. Try picking up hockey at that age, you wouldn’t even be allowed to play because you can’t skate
You would get more gains going once a week
Couldn't agree more!
stupid - leave this for the diabetics that actually need it
Hey party people. It's a TH-cam short....(it's just a clip) Check out the whole epside here and then let's have a convo:) open.spotify.com/show/5djOFcAYJqy5XchgIPaNtV Episode 089 xoxo
Not true. You cannot reinvent thermodynamics buddy
This is straight up bullshit do not believe this nonsense bro is just talking to talk😂
No. Cardio does not promote fat storage. The only issue with cardio is that the more “steady state” running you do, the more efficient you get at doing it, so you burn less calories. It be similar to lifting a 15 LB dumbbell for the next year, it would get pretty easy to do. The combination of diet, strength training and some sort of cardio is the best course of action
No you keep fat on because you eat more. Calories in, calories out. Like give us multiple double blinded studies.
No it doesn't. That's the best cardio because you can recover so much better
NO!! Obviously they're eating too many calories...it's not the cardio!
fat is good. if you get stranded in the woods you already have some energy reserve. last longer than those with low%
Dumbassery
No dog.. calories are a measure of energy. Its math, if you burn what you eat you break even. Not accounting for basal
So this mean that HIIT is the best to do?
No
Bist du behindert?
I would love to read a study supporting this.
Cardio is a good way to cause a calorie deficit without messing up your macros or workout. This is just DUMB.
Having more lean tissue makes your endurance worse but endurance always improves strength unless you overtrain. Think you have it backwards.
What an idiot
I call cap.
Your first issue is using ansaving accpunt to begin with 😂😂😂😂 who are these people
What in the hell is this bullshit
Source: trust me bro
Waffle. If it's true then why are long distance runners the skinniest people around.
Because they are elite athletes that run thousands of miles. They burn through their fat before it even has a chance. Additionally, my guess is they are also doing some form of weight training.. the video is only referring to people who only do cardio.. if you're an average individual who only does cardio and expects to keep the weight off you're gonna be disappointed. Your body's preffered fuel source for steady state cardio is fat. So you will burn FAT off especially at first. But overtime, with no weight training, you're teaching your body to keep fat to fuel your workouts.
@kylelusmann7467 It's just a complete bull. I did the London marathon last year and I used to do the 1500 at school. When I trained at school and for the marathon, all I did was cardio, and I lost tons of weight and maintained it. Your body will burn fat when you're in a calorie defecit. Your body will burn fat when you're in ketosis. The body doesn't decide to burn fat because you're doing cardio. Your body will always burn through glucose and glucosamine first.
@@jonathonsears6269 happy for you. Glad you were able to keep the weight off. But there is always individual variance. Unfortunately I know people capable of running marathons while still being overweight or even obese. When you’re not exercising, about 70% of your ATP is produced from fat and 30% from carbs. When you start low- to moderate-intensity activity, fast and slow glycolysis kick in, and the ratio shifts to nearly 100% carbs. Then, when you exercise longer than 3 minutes, the ratio shifts back to using fat to produce ATP, especially as you reach 30 minutes or longer. So, you're absolutely right. The body does burn glucose first.. Your bodies preferred fuel source is glucose for short bursts of energy while fat is your fuel source for long steady state aerobic excercise and that's inarguable. That's why it does help you lose weight. But that's just one piece of the puzzle.
@@kylelusmann7467 no you don’t.
yeah that's why all marathon runners are highly obese...he is the real dummy...
Man, how’d I get to below 7% bodyfat doing steady state cardio??? This is peak mental retardation
This video is so insanely wrong I reported it for misinformation
Is this true
Yes
@@uglytuco3079no
No, not even remotely. I’ve been bodybuilding contest stage lean, and got there doing a shit load of steady state cardio.
It really depends on your body, some people do lose fat from running or walking and some dont. It is rlly a matter of trying what is best for you, and of course a healthy diet goes hand in hand with it
@@Tcoco30 no it does not depend on your body. That’s is the most absurd thing I’ve ever heard. Expending extra energy without consuming more causes fat loss. 100% of the time. There is no mystery here.
You can say the same about cardio. You can do strength tasks more often because of increased regeneration. Strength, cardio and flexibility all are equally important. This only shows that your are not well informed
Recommending averageness
Put em on the carnivore diet and tell them to fast! Its an unstoppable power to only have to eat once a day and feel amazing
So what tips do you have to hydrate properly?
Double your intake every two days until you get to a gallon a day.
I’d work on getting a little more info in your shorts, this video told me nothing
44 and you still care what others think?!
Just roll a towel up into a roll, lay on the couch and put the towel under the back lf your neck.. easy problem solved.. i do this everyday for 20 mins after work
Man! If only they designed seat in trucks like this! Let’s say maybe air bags in the seat that they could inflate or deflate as needed?? Be right back, gotta go patent something….
hes always tryna dominate💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
What did bro say? 💀
I disagree, I've seen some basketball kids with elite skills and biomechanics and the only thing they lack is body of adult male
Until you get injured on a sport you don’t play
Back squat you can just throw off unless you’re teaching the worst form with weight you know those kids can’t handle. But a front squat? Goodbye to your knees if you fail enough weight and can’t react. I can see why this guy has a problem with that logic.
Be cool if he said why it bothered him
Does it do the same thing? If yes? and 1 is a safer , why are you doing it the unsafe way?
machismo, stubbornness, and not understanding that these are KIDS, THERES A LIABILITY ISSUE god his guy's a dolt
does it do the same thing? no front squat and back squat are 2 different movements for a reason.
@@stijnvanbemmel5827 They are both squats and use the same musculature. Football kids do not care about the minute differences between the two lifts safety is more improtant
Stop