In this episode of Longevity in Motion, the Progressive Motion team sits down to unpack a question many athletes, coaches, and clinicians are asking right now: Why are bodies breaking down faster than ever, even when people are training harder and “doing everything right”? Dr. Joey, Dr. Josh Morali, and Dr. Mansour explore what they call the new injury era and why the old standards of care are no longer enough in a post-pandemic world. Together, they discuss how performance today is less about pushing harder and more about resilience, recovery capacity, and understanding the full system that drives health and breakdown. In this episode, we cover: Why performance in today’s world is really about resilience The difference between injury prevention and injury mitigation Why recovery needs to evolve beyond traditional physical therapy models How the pandemic changed immune, hormonal, and connective tissue health Why modern athletes are carrying a “fuller stress bucket” than ever The limits of insurance-based sick care and fast-paced treatment models Clinician burnout and why meaningful care requires more time and trust Overlooked contributors to injury, including environmental toxins, mold, and chemical exposure What true holistic, multidisciplinary performance care looks like in practice This conversation emphasizes the importance of connecting the dots between systems like the nervous system, immune health, biomechanics, environment, and behavior, while keeping the human being at the center of care. This is Part 1 of a deeper conversation. In the next episode, the team continues into diagnostic tools, recovery strategies, and how athletes and high performers can adapt to this new landscape. 🎧 Longevity in Motion is the podcast by Progressive Motion exploring movement, strength, and mindset for a lifetime of performance and wellness. 👉 Subscribe for more episodes on YouTube, Simplecast, and all major podcast platforms. 🔗 CONNECT WITH PMPT 🌐 Website: https://www.progressivemotionpt.com/ 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/progressivemotionpt/ 📘 Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/progressivemotionptherapy 🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@progressivemotion

What does it actually take to keep performing at a high level as you get older, without breaking down? In this episode of Longevity in Motion, we sit down with Dr. Matt, physical therapist at Progressive Motion and specialist in working with high performers and artist athletes, to talk about longevity as a skill and how performers can train for a longer, healthier career. Dr. Matt shares his own background as a breaker (breakdancer) with 15+ years of experience and explains why the goal is not just to “stay loose” or stretch aches away, but to build the habits that help you keep doing what you love for years longer than you think is possible. In this episode, we cover: What “longevity as a skill” really means for performers What an artist athlete is and why it matters How Dr. Matt’s training evolved from stretching to strength and recovery What a well rounded longevity program should include (skill work, strength, mobility, endurance) How strength training supports performance without taking away from the art How to structure training when there is no true “off season” The biggest habits that shorten careers (and the habits that extend them) Why mobility matters and how one joint can create problems somewhere else The role of sleep and recovery in sustainable performance How to build a routine even with limited time, budget, or structure If you are a dancer, performer, artist athlete, or coach, this is your playbook for training smarter and staying in the game longer. 🎧 Longevity in Motion is the podcast by Progressive Motion exploring movement, strength, and mindset for a lifetime of performance and wellness. 👉 Subscribe for more episodes on YouTube, Simplecast, and all major podcast platforms.

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Matt, a physical therapist and lifelong dancer, to discuss the overlooked athlete—performers, dancers, aerialists, and movement artists whose physical demands often rival traditional sports, yet whose recovery needs are frequently misunderstood or minimized. Together, we unpack what it truly means to be an artist athlete, why this label matters, and how the blend of art and sport creates unique challenges around injury, rehab, mobility, and long-term performance. Dr. Matt shares insights from 15+ years as a breakdancer, the injuries that shaped his path into physical therapy, and how redefining performance for artists can unlock both creative longevity and physical resilience. In this episode, you’ll learn: • Why dancers and performers deserve to be viewed — and trained — as athletes • The biggest misconceptions about recovery in the performing arts • The most common injuries in artist athletes (and what causes them) • How strength training and structured variation can extend creative careers • The mindset shifts artists need to sustain long-term movement • Why education, access, and the right PT support are pivotal for longevity If you're a dancer, performer, coach, or someone who blends creativity with athleticism, this conversation will give you a deeper understanding of your body, your training, and the support systems that help you perform at your best — for years to come. 🎧 Longevity in Motion is the podcast by Progressive Motion exploring movement, strength, and mindset for a lifetime of performance and wellness. 👉 Subscribe for more episodes on YouTube, Simplecast, and all major podcast platforms.

In this episode, co-founders Dr. Josh and Dr. Joey share how PM is designing for growth: from launching a brick-and-mortar home base and a gym membership model, to redefining physical therapy as a continuum of care, not a “fix-me” moment. We dig into communicating a new category, scaling culture (think Nike brand energy + Ritz-Carlton client experience), building systems that last, and keeping the human feeling of our product front and center. What you’ll learn: Why PM is reframing physical therapy as a lifestyle and empowerment model How a membership + 1:1 services ecosystem sustains the business and community The hardest part of category creation: clear messaging for “old” and “new” PT mindsets How to scale culture, client experience, and autonomy without losing the soul The tools behind the scenes: Gantt sheets, leadership books (e.g., Rare Leadership), weekly check-ins PM’s long-term “hope dealer” legacy, and why feeling matters as much as outcomes As Progressive Motion enters its next chapter, this conversation reminds us that growth isn’t just about scaling a business. It’s about deepening impact. From redefining physical therapy to building systems and spaces that nurture people, Dr. Josh and Dr. Joey are designing a future rooted in purpose, connection, and hope. Because when movement becomes a lifestyle and leadership comes from within, the ripple effect reaches far beyond the walls of the gym. 🎧 Longevity in Motion is the podcast by Progressive Motion exploring movement, strength, and mindset for a lifetime of performance and wellness. 👉 Subscribe for more episodes on YouTube, Simplecast, and all major podcast platforms.

In this episode, Dr. Joey and Dr. Josh, Progressive Motion’s founders and coaches, discuss leadership from both sides: what it means to lead others and what it takes to lead yourself. They reflect on: 💡 How their definition of leadership evolved as PM grew ⚖️ The balance between freedom, accountability, and culture 🧭 Lessons learned from early mistakes and growing a team 🔁 Why systems and structure are the backbone of sustainable leadership ❤️ How emotional awareness, consistency, and self-work shape how they show up every day If you’re a coach, leader, or entrepreneur building something bigger than yourself, this conversation is full of hard-earned lessons you can apply to your own journey. This is a candid look at the behind-the-scenes of Progressive Motion’s growth, with practical takeaways for anyone building a business, leading a team, or thinking about scale. 🎧 Longevity in Motion is the podcast by Progressive Motion exploring movement, strength, and mindset for a lifetime of performance and wellness. 👉 Subscribe for more episodes on YouTube, Simplecast, and all major podcast platforms.

In this episode of Longevity in Motion, co-founders Dr. Joey and Dr. Josh pull back the curtain on the early days of Progressive Motion—and the hard lessons they learned about running a business without systems. From forgetting to pay rent, to tracking profit by looking at the bank account, to eventually building culture codes, SOPs, and check-ins—they share how they transitioned from “winging it” to building a sustainable company that could scale. You’ll hear: ✅ The reality of running a clinic with zero systems in place ✅ How hiring coaches (and eventually working with Young Han) shifted their approach ✅ The impact of creating a culture code that still guides their business today ✅ Why standard operating procedures (SOPs) and check-ins transformed their team ✅ How to know when it’s time to bring in outside support to scale ✅ The difference between being good leaders vs. becoming strong managers This is a candid look at the behind-the-scenes of Progressive Motion’s growth, with practical takeaways for anyone building a business, leading a team, or thinking about scale. 🎧 Longevity in Motion is the podcast by Progressive Motion exploring movement, strength, and mindset for a lifetime of performance and wellness. 👉 Subscribe for more episodes on YouTube, Simplecast, and all major podcast platforms.

In this episode of Longevity in Motion, we sit down with Dr. Bryan Mai, physical therapist and coach at Progressive Motion, to dive into the power of resets, breathwork, and posture for long-term performance. Bryan explains why “resetting” your body before training is essential—not just for recovery, but for building resilience and avoiding overload. You’ll learn: Why stacking stress without resets leads to pain and breakdown How breathwork primes your nervous system for better performance Simple reset routines anyone can integrate before workouts The role of posture and awareness in finding your strongest, most efficient alignment Practical drills like 90/90 breathing, hamstring engagement, and box breathing How to shift between “fight or flight” and “rest and digest” states for recovery This episode is packed with actionable tools for athletes, busy professionals, and anyone wanting to move better, recover faster, and train smarter. 💡 Whether you’re rehabbing, training, or just trying to feel better in your body, these resets are the missing link. 👉 Tune in now and start building a body that lasts. 🎧 Available on YouTube, Simplecast, and all major podcast platforms.

Welcome to Longevity in Motion, the podcast exploring what it really takes to move well, feel strong, and stay active for life. In this episode, Dr. Josh Morialli and Dr. Joey Salgado, co-founders of Progressive Motion, share the journey that led them to build a new model of physical therapy and performance. You’ll hear: ✅ Why the traditional rehab model is broken (and how insurance hijacked client care) ✅ The turning point that pushed Josh & Joey to build Progressive Motion ✅ How DNS, PRI, and performance-based approaches reshaped their philosophy ✅ Why “fixing people” isn’t the goal — empowerment and education are ✅ The culture, mentorship, and mindset that make Progressive Motion different At PM, movement isn’t just rehab. It’s about building resilience, reclaiming ownership of your health, and using breath, locomotion, and strength as tools for a long, fulfilling life. If you’ve ever felt stuck in the old PT model or wondered how to bridge rehab and performance, this episode is for you. 🔔 Subscribe to Longevity in Motion for more conversations at the intersection of movement, recovery, and mindset. 🔗 CONNECT WITH PMPT 🌐 Website: https://www.progressivemotionpt.com/ 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/progressivemotionpt/ 📘 Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/@Progressivemotionptherapy 🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@progressivemotion 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/progressivemotionpt/

In this episode, Dr. Josh Moreali (co-founder of Progressive Motion) breaks down the power of rituals over routines and how creating systems of intention can transform your long-term health. You’ll learn: → The difference between routine and ritual (and why it matters) → Why discipline beats motivation every time → How to build consistency when life gets busy → Practical strategies to anchor wellness habits into your daily life → The role of environment, accountability, and intention in sustaining rituals → Real examples from Dr. Josh’s own training, recovery, and family life ✨ Key takeaway: You don’t rise to the level of your goals, you fall to the level of your systems. Build rituals that last, and you’ll have a foundation for strength and longevity at any age. Subscribe for more expert conversations from the Progressive Motion team. 💪 🔗 CONNECT WITH PMPT 🌐 Website: https://www.progressivemotionpt.com/ 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/progressivemotionpt/ 📘 Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/@Progressivemotionptherapy 🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@progressivemotion 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/progressivemotionpt/

In this episode of Longevity in Motion, Dr. Brian Mai breaks down why breath and posture are the real foundation of strength, recovery, and movement longevity, especially if you're dealing with chronic aches or performance plateaus.

In this episode of Longevity in Motion, Dr. Josh Morialli (co-founder of Progressive Motion) breaks down why strength training is non-negotiable as we age, and how to adapt your workouts to stay strong, mobile, and resilient for life.