Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
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According to historians at the heart of our strides in innovation is our thirst for novelty. Consider the first time humans discovered how to make fire, and the experiments in pyrotechnics that followed.
If we use novelty like a flint to spark our fitness habits, we might surprise ourselves at just how well the flame burns.
For personal trainer Tasha Louie, who found her passion and calling in fitness late in life (relatively speaking), she’s taken to it like a scientist to laboratory.
#unconventionaltraining #mobility #creativity #creativetraining #flexibility #fizzYcaL
00:00 - 03:44 Intro.
03:44 - 06:30 Thought Experiment.
06:30 - 08:40 Conventional vs Unconventional Lifts.
08:40 - 10:25 Avoiding Boredom.
10:25 - 12:32 Policing Form.
12:32 - 16:45 Personal Training Clients.
16:45 - 20:44 How Tasha Learns Moves.
20:44 - 21:49 Risk/Reward of Movements.
21:49 - 23:10 Creative Capacity and Background.
23:10 - 24:49 Needing Creativity as we Age.
24:49 - 28:21 Life Before PTing Prepared Tasha.
28:21 - 33:18 Pain and Culture.
33:18 - 37:40 Handling Injuries.
37:40 - 42:43 Making Seniors Strong.
42:43 - 44:26 Fitness Industry Fear Mongering.
44:26 - 48:44 Approach to Nutrition.
48:44 - 50:35 If Tasha Wasn’t a PT.
50:35 - 52:33 Work from the Inside Out.
52:33 - 53:50 Outro and Byes.
Thanks to Vivobarefoot get 20% off their full price items when you use our affiliate code VIVOxFIZZYCAL20 - vivobarefoot.com
Commission earned funds the production of our upcoming audio documentary featuring Tasha.
According to historians at the heart of our strides in innovation is our thirst for novelty. Consider the first time humans discovered how to make fire, and the experiments in pyrotechnics that followed.
If we use novelty like a flint to spark our fitness habits, we might surprise ourselves at just how well the flame burns.
For personal trainer Tasha Louie, who found her passion and calling in fitness late in life (relatively speaking), she’s taken to it like a scientist to laboratory.
#unconventionaltraining #mobility #creativity #creativetraining #flexibility #fizzYcaL
00:00 - 03:44 Intro.
03:44 - 06:30 Thought Experiment.
06:30 - 08:40 Conventional vs Unconventional Lifts.
08:40 - 10:25 Avoiding Boredom.
10:25 - 12:32 Policing Form.
12:32 - 16:45 Personal Training Clients.
16:45 - 20:44 How Tasha Learns Moves.
20:44 - 21:49 Risk/Reward of Movements.
21:49 - 23:10 Creative Capacity and Background.
23:10 - 24:49 Needing Creativity as we Age.
24:49 - 28:21 Life Before PTing Prepared Tasha.
28:21 - 33:18 Pain and Culture.
33:18 - 37:40 Handling Injuries.
37:40 - 42:43 Making Seniors Strong.
42:43 - 44:26 Fitness Industry Fear Mongering.
44:26 - 48:44 Approach to Nutrition.
48:44 - 50:35 If Tasha Wasn’t a PT.
50:35 - 52:33 Work from the Inside Out.
52:33 - 53:50 Outro and Byes.
![Partner Sessions (Partner Exercises) - A Flashback Friday [circa 2011]...
Taken from our old YouTube channel this Flashback Friday was filmed in 2011. fizzYcaLs Ify teamed up with Shaka Lish to record some partner training ideas and Stevie B (miss you Bro) the man behind the cam captured it!
Exercises featured are:
FIREMANS SQUATS: Hamstrings, Quads and Glutes.
TO ME TO YOUS: Chest and triceps.
BROKEBACK MOUNTYS: Full body (Ok, the forms a little off but you get the idea)
HORSE CRUNCHES: Standing partner - legs and core. Crunching partner - legs, abs and lower back.
STATIC PUSH-UPS: Chest, triceps and core.
PUSH-UPS: Chest, triceps and core.
TABLE DIPPING: Grounded partner - Shoulders, triceps, lowerback, core, glutes and hamstrings. Dipping partner - Triceps and shoulders.
LEAN ON MES: Grounded partner - Triceps, shoulders and core. Pressing partner - Chest, core and triceps.
DEADLIFTS: Hamstrings, lowerback and shoulders.
ONE ARM ROWS: Biceps and back both partners.
INVERTED ROWS: Pulling partner - Biceps and back. Standing partner - Legs.
SHOULDER PRESS: Shoulders and upper chest.
PIGGYBACK LUNGES: Legs and glutes.
SQUAT ROWS: Squatting partner - Legs, back and core. Laying partner - Biceps.
PRESSURE PUSH-UPS: Chest and triceps.
LEG PRESSES: Legs and glutes.
PLANK N PUSH: Push-up planking partner - Core, chest and triceps. Pushing partner - Chest, triceps and core.
HYPEREXTENSIONS: Moving partner - Lower back and hamstrings. Grounded partner - triceps, shoulders and core.
Music: La, La, La by Segun Bucknor and His Revolution. Partner Sessions (Partner Exercises) - A Flashback Friday [circa 2011]...](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/sct7pHZuQMs/mqdefault.jpg)


![MENTAL HEALTH improved with OBSTACLE COURSE RACING
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Shylla Duhaney came to obstacle course racing (ocr) at a relatively late age compared to other competitors. However, Shylla’s background in sports, and a determination to overcome her fears has made her one to watch in the sport. Shylla’s passion for ocr was sparked when she appeared on, and won the reality tv show ‘SAS: Who Dares Wins’ and later competed on ‘Ninja Warrior UK.’
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![Healthy Fitness: Andrew Stemler #StraightTalking
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[This interview took place in 2012 and has been re-uploaded from our old channel. The full interview is here - https://youtu.be/JiTU4OM4OMY]
CrossFits growth has been phenomenal and with that phenomenal growth it has naturally gained its critics.
Andrew Stemler owner of CrossFit London UK caught our attention because of his colourful history and equally colourful personality. But it was his teaching style that ran counter to the negatives often levelled at CrossFit that really peaked our interest.
His willingness to see things from a beginners perspective makes him a superb communicator, awesome teacher and great spokesperson for CrossFit.
Heres what he says about being healthy:
The problem is too many people go to a gym. Too many strong guys go to gyms and lift heavy weights. Too many flexible guys go to gyms and they do stretching. Too many fast guys go to running tracks and they run up and down.
What should happen is the fast guys need to go and do some stretching. The strong guys need to go and do some stretching. The stretchers need to sod off into the weights room and pick up some heavy weights as do the marathon runners. So heres this thing, everyone tries to get the edge by being a specialist when in fact to get healthy you need to be a generalist.
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