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Designs For Sport
Leaders in Sport
The Leaders in Sport Podcast examines the strength and conditioning, nutrition, supplementation, and mental practices of some of the best minds in the world of performance.
We interview everyone from professional athletes to leading researchers to the coaches that make sport possible. Our goal is to pull out the principles and strategies they have utilized for success for our listeners to incorporate in their own training and working with their clients.
If you are involved in the world of sports - at any level - this podcast is for you!
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Amazing insights on cycle syncing!
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“Loved your episode with Dr. Stephanie”
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05/25/23
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Published 02/08/24
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