240. Brett Jones on seeking mastery and Athletic trainers vs Physical therapists / Sifu Mimi Chan

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SFG Chief Brett Jones discusses athletic trainers vs physical therapists and seeking mastery of a skill.

It’s always great to welcome back my recurring guests like SFG Chief Brett Jones. We discuss the philosophy behind seeking mastery and having skills like the coach’s eye when working with online training.

Brett is an athletic trainer who currently teaches Functional Movement Systems (FMS), and kettlebells as the Director of Education for StrongFirst. Brett is a wealth of information on all things fitness, so I picked his brain on the differences between athletic trainers and physical therapists. We discuss the future of personal training and how regulations for coaches may evolve over time.

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Discussed in this episode
FMS
Gray Cook
Ed Thomas

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