• Toxic past, beautiful present, the Northern Lights and much more, with Justin Moore

  • Nov 25 2021
  • Length: 2 hrs and 20 mins
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  • Listen. Learn. Leverage. by Fractal Biomechanics is a podcast focusing on and sharing the human side of some of the best coaches and practitioners in the industry.

    This is the 13th episode of the podcast and the guest of the podcast is Justin Moore, Strength & Conditioning Coach, Physical Preparation Coach and Education Coordinator at Parabolic Performance & Rehab, USA.


    In this episode we discuss:

    1. Career shift and the coaching industry

    2. Injuries and setbacks,

    3. Toxic relationship,

    4. Being married,

    5. Witnessing the Northern Lights

    ...and lot more.


    Instagram IDs:

    Justin Moore: https://www.instagram.com/jmsb_strengthtraining/

    Ankoor Bhattacharjee: https://www.instagram.com/fractal.biomechanics/


    I hope you enjoy listening to the episode, as much as we did recording it. Hope you learn a thing or two from it as well.

    See you soon, with a new guest, with some interesting stories of his/her life.


    Credit:

    Intro and End music: Anchor.

    Rapid Fire music: Stay (Sting) by Otis McDonald (YouTube Music Library).

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