Vin Mangione's guest appearances

Vin Mangione

Boston's StrongCast

Michael Ray

Jason Beck

Jacob Tsypkin

Quinn Henoch

Jason Tremblay

Jeremy Loenneke

David Coughlin

Tim Gabbett

Mike Tuchscherer

Josh Gibson

Josh Rohr

Jeremy Hartman

Robert Frederick

Keith Davids

Austin Baraki

OwlTail

John Flagg

In this episode, Kevin joins Vin Mangione of Kenmore Barbell &amp; Fitness and John Flagg of Clinical Athlete to discuss coaching, culture and its effects on athlete performance. John and Vin are both athletes on Team PPS, but between the three coaches, they coach over 150 athletes worldwide. HIGHLIGHTS: 3:30: Variability between and amongst lifters during training 11:00: Specificity in exercises and individual differences within those exercises 18:00: Ability to make adjustments using accommodating resistance 19:30: Utilization of variations in place of cueing 26:00: When do we fix technique and when do we focus on weight lifted? 39:00: Long-term program planning to fix technique and habits 48:30: Relative progress and social media55:30: Ecological dynamics of online and in-person powerlifting coaching 1:04:00: The importance of movement variability and “evidence-based” science Vin Mangione holds an associate’s degree in Business from Niagara County Community College and a BA in Nutrition &amp; Health from the State University at Buffalo. In 2015, he opened Kenmore Barbell &amp; Fitness after spending time at his high school alma mater as a strength and conditioning coach. He’s recognized as a USAPL Club Coach, coaching 30+ local, national, &amp; international athletes. John Flagg holds a BS in Athletic Training from Salisbury University and MS in Public Health Education and Promotion from the Pennsylvania State University. He offers online strength sport coaching and currently works for Clinical Athlete as a provider. Let us know that you like this episode by giving us a 5-star rating or a review on Apple Podcasts! We are always looking for feedback to make the episodes even better. If you’re interested in being on the show or know someone who would make a great guest, you can email us at alyssaliftsthings@gmail.com. Interested in coaching for any level of powerlifting in any corner of the globe? Check out Precision Powerlifting Systems all over the web: Website Instagram You can follow Kevin on Instagram at @kwcann and Alyssa at @alyssaliftsthings. Intro/outro music from freemusicarchive.org Artist: MELLViNS Track: Way Down Below

In this episode, Kevin <a href="https://ia601403.us.archive.org/29/items/episode92mixdown/Episode%2092_mixdown.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">joins</a> Vin Mangione of Kenmore Barbell &amp; Fitness and John Flagg of Clinical Athlete to discuss coaching, culture and its effects on athlete performance. John and Vin are both athletes on Team PPS, but between the three coaches, they coach over 150 athletes worldwide. HIGHLIGHTS: 3:30: Variability between and amongst lifters during training 11:00: Specificity in exercises and individual differences within those exercises 18:00: Ability to make adjustments using accommodating resistance 19:30: Utilization of variations in place of cueing 26:00: When do we fix technique and when do we focus on weight lifted? 39:00: Long-term program planning to fix technique and habits 48:30: Relative progress and social media55:30: Ecological dynamics of online and in-person powerlifting coaching 1:04:00: The importance of movement variability and “evidence-based” science Vin Mangione holds an associate’s degree in Business from Niagara County Community College and a BA in Nutrition &amp; Health from the State University at Buffalo. In 2015, he opened Kenmore Barbell &amp; Fitness after spending time at his high school alma mater as a strength and conditioning coach. He’s recognized as a USAPL Club Coach, coaching 30+ local, national, &amp; international athletes. John Flagg holds a BS in Athletic Training from Salisbury University and MS in Public Health Education and Promotion from the Pennsylvania State University. He offers online strength sport coaching and currently works for <a href="http://www.clinicalathlete.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Clinical Athlete</a> as a provider. Let us know that you like this episode by giving us a 5-star rating or a review on Apple Podcasts! We are always looking for feedback to make the episodes even better. If you’re interested in being on the show or know someone who would make a great guest, you can email us at alyssaliftsthings@gmail.com. Interested in coaching for any level of powerlifting in any corner of the globe? Check out Precision Powerlifting Systems all over the web:<a href="http://www.precisionpowerlifting.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Website</a> <a href="http://www.instagram.com/precision_powerlifting_systems" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> You can follow Kevin on Instagram at <a href="http://instagram.com/kwcann" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@kwcann</a> and Alyssa at <a href="http://instagram.com/alyssaliftsthings" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@alyssaliftsthings</a>. Intro/outro music from <a href="http://freemusicarchive.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">freemusicarchive.org</a> Artist: MELLViNS Track: Way Down Below

Episode 92: Coaching, Culture, and its Effects on Athlete Performance ft. Vin Mangione and John Flagg

In this episode, Kevin joins Vin Mangione of Kenmore Barbell &amp; Fitness and John Flagg of Clinical Athlete to discuss coaching relationships and the evolution of their coaching practices. John and Vin are both athletes on Team PPS, but between the three coaches, they coach over 150 athletes worldwide. Vin Mangione holds an associate’s degree in Business from Niagara County Community College and a BA in Nutrition &amp; Health from the State University at Buffalo. In 2015, he opened Kenmore Barbell &amp; Fitness after spending time at his high school alma mater as a strength and conditioning coach. He’s recognized as a USAPL Club Coach, coaching 30+ local, national, &amp; international athletes. John Flagg holds a BS in Athletic Training from Salisbury University and MS in Public Health Education and Promotion from the Pennsylvania State University. He offers online strength sport coaching and currently works for Clinical Athlete as a provider. Highlights include: 04:10: Vin Mangione’s background and path into coaching 06:45: John Flagg’s background and path into coaching 19:40: Meeting lifters in the middle when beginning a coaching relationship 38:00: The benefits of coaches training alongside their athletes  Let us know that you like this episode by giving us a 5-star rating or a review on Apple Podcasts! We are always looking for feedback to make the episodes even better. If you’re interested in being on the show or know someone who would make a great guest, you can email us at alyssaliftsthings@gmail.com. Interested in coaching for any level of powerlifting in any corner of the globe? Check out Precision Powerlifting Systems all over the web: Website Instagram You can follow Kevin on Instagram at @kwcann and Alyssa at @alyssaliftsthings. Intro/outro music from freemusicarchive.org Artist: MELLViNS Track: Way Down Below

In this episode, Kevin <a href="https://ia801501.us.archive.org/33/items/episode80mixdown/Episode%2080_mixdown.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">joins</a> Vin Mangione of Kenmore Barbell &amp; Fitness and John Flagg of Clinical Athlete to discuss coaching relationships and the evolution of their coaching practices. John and Vin are both athletes on Team PPS, but between the three coaches, they coach over 150 athletes worldwide. Vin Mangione holds an associate’s degree in Business from Niagara County Community College and a BA in Nutrition &amp; Health from the State University at Buffalo. In 2015, he opened Kenmore Barbell &amp; Fitness after spending time at his high school alma mater as a strength and conditioning coach. He’s recognized as a USAPL Club Coach, coaching 30+ local, national, &amp; international athletes. John Flagg holds a BS in Athletic Training from Salisbury University and MS in Public Health Education and Promotion from the Pennsylvania State University. He offers online strength sport coaching and currently works for <a href="http://www.clinicalathlete.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Clinical Athlete</a> as a provider. Highlights include: 04:10: Vin Mangione’s background and path into coaching 06:45: John Flagg’s background and path into coaching 19:40: Meeting lifters in the middle when beginning a coaching relationship 38:00: The benefits of coaches training alongside their athletes Let us know that you like this episode by giving us a 5-star rating or a review on Apple Podcasts! We are always looking for feedback to make the episodes even better. If you’re interested in being on the show or know someone who would make a great guest, you can email us at alyssaliftsthings@gmail.com. Interested in coaching for any level of powerlifting in any corner of the globe? Check out Precision Powerlifting Systems all over the web:<a href="http://www.precisionpowerlifting.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Website</a> <a href="http://www.instagram.com/precision_powerlifting_systems" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> You can follow Kevin on Instagram at <a href="http://instagram.com/kwcann" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@kwcann</a> and Alyssa at <a href="http://instagram.com/alyssaliftsthings" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@alyssaliftsthings</a>. Intro/outro music from <a href="http://freemusicarchive.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">freemusicarchive.org</a> Artist: MELLViNS Track: Way Down Below

Episode 80: Evolution of Coaching Practices ft. Vin Mangione and John Flagg