Brian Gurney's guest appearances

Brian Gurney

Ali Fitness Podcast

Meat Dave

Worship Leader Essentials Podcast

Bert Kreischer

Mark Allen

Brian Hoyer

Mike Bledsoe

Todd White

James Clear

Chris Kresser

Niraj Naik

James Swanwick

Diane Sanfilippo

Malcom Reed

Gabby Reece

Andy Galpin

Lindsay Taylor

Sarah Ballantyne

OwlTail

Ben Madden

Dave announces his "America, Meat Dave" Tour which kicks off in May, presented by Bear Mountain BBQ!  Brian and Ben joined Dave on Super Bowl weekend for a special "Big Game Live Stream" which was also presented by Bear Mountain!  Follow me on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/davewcomedy/ This podcast was edited by Xchel Hernandez http://instagram.com/hisilentx

Dave announces his "America, Meat Dave" Tour which kicks off in May, presented by Bear Mountain BBQ!  Brian and Ben joined Dave on Super Bowl weekend for a special "Big Game Live Stream" which was also presented by Bear Mountain!  Follow me on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/davewcomedy/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/davewcomedy/</a> This podcast was edited by Xchel Hernandez <a href="http://instagram.com/hisilentx" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://instagram.com/hisilentx</a>

Ep 48 - Brian Gurney of Bad Bones BBQ and Ben Madden from Bear Mountain BBQ

Often times the phrase "Liturgy" gets lumped into other terms like "boring" or "rote." Brian Gurney, pastor of worship and leadership in Manassas, VA helps us see that we all actually have a liturgy - it just depends on how intentional we are with it. Also, Brian helps us navigate leadership in politically divisive environments like the greater D.C. area where he serves. Enjoy!

Often times the phrase "Liturgy" gets lumped into other terms like "boring" or "rote." Brian Gurney, pastor of worship and leadership in Manassas, VA helps us see that we all actually have a liturgy - it just depends on how intentional we are with it.  Also, Brian helps us navigate leadership in politically divisive environments like the greater D.C. area where he serves. Enjoy!

Leading Through Liturgy - An Interview with Brian Gurney

Being sidelined due to injury is a struggle for athletes of all skill levels. The ability to move well and achieve peak performance is part of who you are, and it is beyond frustrating to feel like you may never get that back. Finding the right practitioner—be it a physiotherapist, chiropractor or osteopath—can be just as challenging. What certifications should you be looking for? What modalities are the most effective? How much one-on-one time will your therapist be willing to spend learning about you and your condition? Dr. Brian Gurney is a physical therapist and personal trainer at beFIT, a clinic founded on the philosophy that every client deserves the full attention of their therapist. Brian is a licensed Doctor of Physical Therapy and certified Sports Clinical Specialist, and his area of expertise is movement disorders related to sports and spine injuries. Before beFIT, he was the head of a large private practice in New York City, and he has treated a number of high-profile clients including NFL, NHL, MLB and IFBB athletes as well as professional dancers. Today, Brian explains how his love of sports and movement led to his decision to become a physiotherapist, helping athletes recover from injury and return to high-level performance. He shares his approach to working with clients, discussing why manual therapy and exercises are the best treatment options. Brian offers insight on avoiding injury with hip mobility exercises and regular movement throughout the day. Listen in for Brian’s take on body weight strengthening exercise as the best route to overall health and learn what to look for in a physiotherapist, chiropractor or osteopath—because the approach is more important than the title! Topics Covered [1:12] How Brian became a physiotherapist    Plan to become aerospace engineer Couldn’t imagine sitting all day Considered teaching, coaching Discovered exercise science Physical therapy good complement  [4:12] How Brian’s approach to strength and conditioning changed over time  ‘Lift as much as possible’ in high school Shift to total body approach, focus on core strength and mobility  [6:35] Brian’s methods for treating a patient  Manual therapy Exercise to correct imbalances  [8:00] Why Brian’s patients do their exercises at home  Educate around cause of injury Emphasize importance of consistency App to facilitate accountability  [11:39] Brian’s take on ultrasound and electrical stimulation  Studies very poor, not proven effective  [12:37] The modalities Brian condones  Dry needling  [13:10] What to look for in a physiotherapist, chiropractor or osteopath  Adequate time to evaluate, educate patient Background in manual therapy, exercise Licensed Sports Clinical Specialist  [16:00] Brian’s insight around the surge in sports injuries  People participate in sports longer Not educated in how to exercise properly Classes may not cater to individual  [18:16] Brian’s advice on the best sport for fitness, health  Body weight strengthening exercises  [20:48] The most common problems Brian encounters  Tightness in hips (affects lower back) Tightness through upper back, shoulders (affects neck) Caused by sitting for long periods  [21:35] Brian’s advice around avoiding injury  Mobility exercises in hips, ankles and shoulders Standing desk Movement every hour  [25:11] A client case study  Body builder with torn patella Couldn’t lift leg after surgery Back on stage after year 2nd place at Arnold  [26:30] Brian’s take on working the uninjured side  Encourage exercise of entire body Neurological connection helps recover Objective measure, desire to match  [28:27] What sets beFIT apart  One-on-one, hour-long sessions Time to evaluate, educate patients Establish connection with clients App available as accountability tool PTs available to answer questions Up front with patient about costs  Learn More About Brian beFIT Therapy beFIT on Facebook beFIT on Instagram Resources beFIT Mobile

Being sidelined due to injury is a struggle for athletes of all skill levels. The ability to move well and achieve peak performance is part of who you are, and it is beyond frustrating to feel like you may never get that back. Finding the right practitioner—be it a physiotherapist, chiropractor or osteopath—can be just as challenging. What certifications should you be looking for? What modalities are the most effective? How much one-on-one time will your therapist be willing to spend learning about you and your condition? Dr. Brian Gurney is a physical therapist and personal trainer at beFIT, a clinic founded on the philosophy that every client deserves the full attention of their therapist. Brian is a licensed Doctor of Physical Therapy and certified Sports Clinical Specialist, and his area of expertise is movement disorders related to sports and spine injuries. Before beFIT, he was the head of a large private practice in New York City, and he has treated a number of high-profile clients including NFL, NHL, MLB and IFBB athletes as well as professional dancers. Today, Brian explains how his love of sports and movement led to his decision to become a physiotherapist, helping athletes recover from injury and return to high-level performance. He shares his approach to working with clients, discussing why manual therapy and exercises are the best treatment options. Brian offers insight on avoiding injury with hip mobility exercises and regular movement throughout the day. Listen in for Brian’s take on body weight strengthening exercise as the best route to overall health and learn what to look for in a physiotherapist, chiropractor or osteopath—because the approach is more important than the title! Topics Covered [1:12] How Brian became a physiotherapist   <ul> <li>Plan to become aerospace engineer</li> <li>Couldn’t imagine sitting all day</li> <li>Considered teaching, coaching</li> <li>Discovered exercise science</li> <li>Physical therapy good complement</li> </ul> [4:12] How Brian’s approach to strength and conditioning changed over time <ul> <li>‘Lift as much as possible’ in high school</li> <li>Shift to total body approach, focus on core strength and mobility</li> </ul> [6:35] Brian’s methods for treating a patient <ul> <li>Manual therapy</li> <li>Exercise to correct imbalances</li> </ul> [8:00] Why Brian’s patients do their exercises at home <ul> <li>Educate around cause of injury</li> <li>Emphasize importance of consistency</li> <li>App to facilitate accountability</li> </ul> [11:39] Brian’s take on ultrasound and electrical stimulation <ul> <li>Studies very poor, not proven effective</li> </ul> [12:37] The modalities Brian condones <ul> <li>Dry needling</li> </ul> [13:10] What to look for in a physiotherapist, chiropractor or osteopath <ul> <li>Adequate time to evaluate, educate patient</li> <li>Background in manual therapy, exercise</li> <li>Licensed Sports Clinical Specialist</li> </ul> [16:00] Brian’s insight around the surge in sports injuries <ul> <li>People participate in sports longer</li> <li>Not educated in how to exercise properly</li> <li>Classes may not cater to individual</li> </ul> [18:16] Brian’s advice on the best sport for fitness, health <ul> <li>Body weight strengthening exercises</li> </ul> [20:48] The most common problems Brian encounters <ul> <li>Tightness in hips (affects lower back)</li> <li>Tightness through upper back, shoulders (affects neck)</li> <li>Caused by sitting for long periods</li> </ul> [21:35] Brian’s advice around avoiding injury <ul> <li>Mobility exercises in hips, ankles and shoulders</li> <li>Standing desk</li> <li>Movement every hour</li> </ul> [25:11] A client case study <ul> <li>Body builder with torn patella</li> <li>Couldn’t lift leg after surgery</li> <li>Back on stage after year</li> <li>2nd place at Arnold</li> </ul> [26:30] Brian’s take on working the uninjured side <ul> <li>Encourage exercise of entire body</li> <li>Neurological connection helps recover</li> <li>Objective measure, desire to match</li> </ul> [28:27] What sets beFIT apart <ul> <li>One-on-one, hour-long sessions</li> <li>Time to evaluate, educate patients</li> <li>Establish connection with clients</li> <li>App available as accountability tool</li> <li>PTs available to answer questions</li> <li>Up front with patient about costs</li> </ul> Learn More About Brian <a href="http://www.befittherapy.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">beFIT Therapy</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/BeFitTherapy/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">beFIT on Facebook</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/befit_therapy/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">beFIT on Instagram</a> Resources <a href="http://www.befittherapy.com/befit-mobile.html" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">beFIT Mobile</a>

A Relationship-Based Approach to Recovering from Sports Injury with Dr. Brian Gurney of beFIT- EP058