In this episode, Adam sits down with athletic trainer and performance specialist Tyler Lesher to explore what it truly takes to build a meaningful career beyond the constraints of the training room. Tyler shares lessons from his journey through Division II athletics, UCLA, the NBA, and now the private sector—revealing how consistency, identity shifts, and entrepreneurial thinking reshape what’s possible for sports medicine professionals. This conversation is a blueprint for anyone ready to expand their impact and design a career with more autonomy, longevity, and purpose.

In this episode, Dr. Courtney Johnson — known as The Female Athlete Doc — breaks down the overlooked connection between pelvic health, performance, and long-term athletic longevity. She explains why common symptoms like leaking, core tension, and chronic tightness aren’t “normal,” and how proper breathing, pressure management, and strength training can transform how female athletes move and feel. Courtney also shares her journey building a thriving virtual practice and reshaping the future of women’s health and rehab.

Modern soccer has outgrown total distance and basic workload tracking. In this episode, Adam Loiacono sits down with MLS performance scientist Adam Parr to break down why load management is shifting toward smarter GPS metrics like acceleration load, deceleration profiles, and true work-rate intensity.

Dr. Garrison Draper, Vice President of Sport Performance & Health for FC Cincinnati and co-founder of the PSPA, joins Adam to explore how sports science is redefining recovery, training, and athlete longevity. Together, they unpack lessons from Messi, MLS, and the evolving world of sports technology, data, and human performance.

In this episode, Dr. Adam Loiacono sits down with sports physical therapist and former soccer coach Dr. Matt Midkiff to unpack the challenges facing youth soccer today. They discuss the dangers of overtraining, the impact of the pay-to-play model, and how better collaboration between coaches, parents, and providers can keep young athletes healthy and thriving.

This episode explores how leaders and teams perform when pressure peaks—from the Premier League to the World Cup and beyond. Steve Tashjian shares lessons on how alignment, systems, and people-first leadership turn chaos into clarity in high-performance environments.

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Dr. Jennifer Reiner-Marcello joins Adam to break down the myths of posture, the complexity of movement, and how to navigate performance training with pro athletes. From archetypes to asymmetries, this episode redefines how we think about movement in sport.

What if a simple wearable device could upgrade how we recover from injury and training? In this episode, Adam Loiacono talks with Firefly Recovery founder Anthony Kjenstad about the science of circulation and the power of portable NMES to accelerate healing and performance.

Nate Barry joins the show to break down how elite athletes are using functional and precision medicine to improve performance and longevity. Learn practical strategies anyone can apply to optimize their recovery, health, and daily rhythm.

Former Army Rangers doctor and CEO of Preamble Medicine, Dr. Jesse Greer, joins Finding Small Wins to discuss how preventative medicine, performance optimization, and Medicine 3.0 can improve longevity and resilience. He and Adam dive into the future of healthcare, metabolic health, elite performance strategies, and how military medicine has shaped his approach to optimizing health.

Adam Loiacono sits down with Alex Hubelbank, former NBA physical therapist turned private sports rehab expert, to uncover the realities of athlete care at the highest level. They discuss the differences between team and private rehab, the evolving role of performance specialists, and how players can take control of their health and longevity.

Want to improve your performance and recovery? Start with your gut! In this episode, Maggie Awad, NP joins Adam Loiacono to explore the gut-brain connection, how overtraining impacts digestion and immunity, and the best supplements for performance like colostrum and creatine. Listen now to learn how gut health fuels energy, recovery, and overall performance!

In this episode of Finding Small Wins, Adam sits down with Natalie Collars, a top-tier performance coach and founder of Fortis, to pull back the curtain on NFL offseason training. From her days at EXOS to running her own elite training business, Natalie shares her unique perspective on athletic preparation, sports science, and nutrition.

In this episode, Dr. Austin Schoen breaks down the evolution of MMA training, from the impact of the UFC Performance Institute to the latest advancements in strength, conditioning, and injury prevention for fighters. We also rethink heart rate zone training, exploring how different training modalities—like running, biking, and swimming—affect conditioning for combat sports.

In this episode of Finding Small Wins, Adam sits down with Brady Howe to discuss his journey from the G-League to the NBA and back to college athletics. They dive into career growth, mental performance, leadership in sports, and how NIL is reshaping college athletics. Tune in for insights on navigating the world of sports performance and rehab!

Charles Ashford’s journey from Texas Tech to the Dallas Mavericks. The Quadrant Nutrition system: Adapt, Perform, Prime, and Recover phases. The role of flexibility in nutrition planning for elite athletes. How environmental and daily stressors shape nutritional needs. Insights into carbohydrate, protein, and fat adjustments for game days vs. recovery days. Addressing trends like collagen supplementation and plant-based diets in sports nutrition. The importance of tailored nutrition strategies using objective data like blood work. Common nutrition pitfalls athletes and the general population should avoid. Practical tips for building meals based on activity levels and goals. How to access Charles Ashford’s book, Quadrant Nutrition.