Peter Marcasciano's guest appearances

Peter Marcasciano

Revive Yourself Podcast With Ryan Martin

The Steven Sulley Study Podcast

Ruben Tabares

Paul Chek

Anthony Joshua

Scott Nelson

Rick Simpson

Brian Hoyer

Thomas Cowan

Jessica Peatross

Nick Berry

Sal Di Stefano

Richard Branson

Zach Bush

Chris Masterjohn

William Davis

Joe Kennedy

OwlTail

Today I have a particularly special guest on the show for many reasons. Peter Marcasciano (also affectionately known as Yoda by his close friends and those in the know) is not only one of the best and most knowledgeable strength and conditioning coaches I have ever had the pleasure to meet, he is also the mentor to my original mentor Ruben Tabares. This means I can safely say that without Pete being around, myself and Ruben wouldn’t be the coaches, and probably even the people we are today  Pete is also a self confessed introvert, who shuns the limelight and interviews, so the fact we have him on today is a real coup.A little research into Peter’s background would tell you that he has been a specialist in physiotherapy and strength and conditioning for nearly 30 years, overseeing the wellbeing of number of athletes and high-profile clients. He specializes in sports-specific rehabilitation, bio-mechanics, stretching, strength, and power generation, fat loss, and nutritional strategies for optimum well-being and performance.Peter has been a regular guest speaker for the country’s top training providers for over 20 years designing and delivering training courses for aspiring personal trainers and sports therapists, many of whom now hold key positions in the health/sports/fitness industry.His list of clients ranges from world champions to celebrities, as well as delivering bespoke training packages to teams, athletes, and blue chip companies. His unique, holistic methods of training and nutrition are keenly sought, particularly when traditional dealing with difficult or perplexing health and fitness issues have failed.In the episode we discuss: 	How Peter got into being a strength &amp; conditioning coach 	How comic influenced his style of training  	How he was the first coach to introduce weight training to boxing athletes 	His time teaching and writing the first courses for Premier  	Why being a pioneer in the personal training world led to him facing ridicule  	Why he would rather mentor someone with character over qualifications  	Why it’s important not to trust someone just because they have been given expert status 	The way that society is now, and how a lack of personal responsibility is affecting people &amp; much much more. Talking to Pete was a pleasure. In fact we could have gone on all day.  I will definitely be aiming to get him back on the show to go deeper into this, and other topics.   You can find Peter here:http://www.rubentabares.com/?page_id=16Enjoy the show and don’t forget to share it with your friends and family, as well as writing a comment, or a review on iTunes.To Your Health &amp; HappinessRyan

Today I have a particularly special guest on the show for many reasons. Peter Marcasciano (also affectionately known as Yoda by his close friends and those in the know) is not only one of the best and most knowledgeable strength and conditioning coaches I have ever had the pleasure to meet, he is also the mentor to my original mentor Ruben Tabares. This means I can safely say that without Pete being around, myself and Ruben wouldn’t be the coaches, and probably even the people we are today   Pete is also a self confessed introvert, who shuns the limelight and interviews, so the fact we have him on today is a real coup. A little research into Peter’s background would tell you that he has been a specialist in physiotherapy and strength and conditioning for nearly 30 years, overseeing the wellbeing of number of athletes and high-profile clients. He specializes in sports-specific rehabilitation, bio-mechanics, stretching, strength, and power generation, fat loss, and nutritional strategies for optimum well-being and performance. Peter has been a regular guest speaker for the country’s top training providers for over 20 years designing and delivering training courses for aspiring personal trainers and sports therapists, many of whom now hold key positions in the health/sports/fitness industry. His list of clients ranges from world champions to celebrities, as well as delivering bespoke training packages to teams, athletes, and blue chip companies. His unique, holistic methods of training and nutrition are keenly sought, particularly when traditional dealing with difficult or perplexing health and fitness issues have failed. In the episode we discuss: 	How Peter got into being a strength &amp; conditioning coach 	How comic influenced his style of training  	How he was the first coach to introduce weight training to boxing athletes 	His time teaching and writing the first courses for Premier  	Why being a pioneer in the personal training world led to him facing ridicule  	Why he would rather mentor someone with character over qualifications  	Why it’s important not to trust someone just because they have been given expert status 	The way that society is now, and how a lack of personal responsibility is affecting people &amp; much much more. Talking to Pete was a pleasure. In fact we could have gone on all day.  I will definitely be aiming to get him back on the show to go deeper into this, and other topics.    You can find Peter here: <a href="http://www.rubentabares.com/?page_id=16" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.rubentabares.com/?page_id=16</a> Enjoy the show and don’t forget to share it with your friends and family, as well as writing a comment, or a review on iTunes. To Your Health &amp; Happiness Ryan

126 – Revive Yourself – Peter Marcasciano On Training Athletes, Human Health & Performance, Today’s Society & Much More

‘Be kind to yourself and do things by increments, begin by drinking more water and doing some exercise’ In this episode, Steven is in a fascinating conversation with Peter Marcasciano, a personal trainer. Peter shares his extensive knowledge and experience about how we as humans have evolved and how understanding our past is the key to knowing how we should be exercising and eating now. This is a fascinating insight into the science and history behind the foods we eat and the ways we exercise, listen in to find out exactly how what you eat impacts on your body and how you exercise influences fitness.   KEY TAKEAWAYS  Peter Marcasciano ‘Yoda’ is a specialist in physiotherapy,  strength, conditioning and nutrition. He trains and oversees the fitness and well-being of both athletes and high-profile clients. He works with individuals to achieve optimum well-being and performance.  What type of training should the typical individual, who wants to be fit and strong be doing?  As Primates, we are designed for walking and jogging. We are designed to walk or jog all day, there are no other species on the planet designed to do what we do. We are born to squat and throw and climb. No other animal can throw at speed as well as we can. If you walk, jog, squat, throw and climb you will be very healthy. If you are training you want to be fit, strong, powerful and endurable with speed Long term research into wellbeing has shown that people who are successful, healthy and get things done all share the common parameter of regular activity. This is not necessarily exercise, it could be gardening, but it is something continuous, something that increased blood flow. With walking, you are meeting the biological imperative, blood flow. Without blood flow you have nothing.  What should we know about nutrition?  We are omnivores, able to eat anything. We are designed to eat meat, but the organ meats are the most nutrient dense parts of the body. We are not designed to need meat every day, but it is a necessary part of our diets It all comes down to diet, but the most difficult aspect is minerals. If you eat natural food you will have everything you need from that food in a perfect package. We are wonderfully designed, the first thing that anything entering the human body encounters is the acid of the stomach. Your parasympathetic system is regulating and balancing within your body all the time enabling your body to be in homeostasis. Most people now only eat food from 4 different food groups whilst our ancestors as foragers ate from 100 plus different foods. Go back to basics, go back to what we know our ancestors did, it’s very simple  Why should you avoid heating food quickly, using technology?  Microwaves heat from within. In heating from the inside, the cell bursts outwards and is damaged. Microwaves alter the shape of molecules and in rearranging the shape of the molecules and the ability of the human body to use them is destroyed. The best investment you can ever make is in yourself. You have to pursue something that has meaning for you.    BEST MOMENTS At the end of the day if you die in the forest that forest will eat you up’ ‘A sky burial is giving the body back to nature’ ‘Common sense isn’t that common ‘ ‘Personal training is like anything else you get good ones and bad ones regardless of any qualifications they may have’ ‘Try and find the trainer who has their heart in the right place and knows their stuff’   VALUABLE RESOURCES The Steven Sulley Study Podcast Daily Rituals book by Mason Currey Peter Marcasciano Specialist in Physiotherapy, Strength and Conditioning   ABOUT THE HOST The Steven Sulley Study is my take on success. My view is you should have multiple focuses to be a well-rounded individual. Success shouldn't be just one thing like money, for example, it should also consist of a healthy fit lifestyle and thriving relationships. As a person who has made a success in life and also made huge cock-ups I feel I can offer suggestions and tips on how to become successful or at least start your pursuit. My 'Study' has taken resources from reading and education plus being around, my perception, of successful people and I, know a lot of successful people from all walks of life. My 'Study' coming from my experiences in business, investing, sales (my core background), training, boxing and education has enabled me to become well rounded and successful.   CONTACT METHOD http://www.instagram.com/sulley.stevenThis show was brought to you by Progressive Media

‘Be kind to yourself and do things by increments, begin by drinking more water and doing some exercise’ In this episode, Steven is in a fascinating conversation with Peter Marcasciano, a personal trainer. Peter shares his extensive knowledge and experience about how we as humans have evolved and how understanding our past is the key to knowing how we should be exercising and eating now. This is a fascinating insight into the science and history behind the foods we eat and the ways we exercise, listen in to find out exactly how what you eat impacts on your body and how you exercise influences fitness. KEY TAKEAWAYS <ul> <li>Peter Marcasciano ‘Yoda’ is a specialist in physiotherapy,  strength, conditioning and nutrition. He trains and oversees the fitness and well-being of both athletes and high-profile clients. He works with individuals to achieve optimum well-being and performance.</li> </ul> What type of training should the typical individual, who wants to be fit and strong be doing? <ul> <li>As Primates, we are designed for walking and jogging. We are designed to walk or jog all day, there are no other species on the planet designed to do what we do.</li> <li>We are born to squat and throw and climb.</li> <li>No other animal can throw at speed as well as we can.</li> <li>If you walk, jog, squat, throw and climb you will be very healthy.</li> <li>If you are training you want to be fit, strong, powerful and endurable with speed</li> <li>Long term research into wellbeing has shown that people who are successful, healthy and get things done all share the common parameter of regular activity.</li> <li>This is not necessarily exercise, it could be gardening, but it is something continuous, something that increased blood flow.</li> <li>With walking, you are meeting the biological imperative, blood flow. Without blood flow you have nothing.</li> </ul> What should we know about nutrition? <ul> <li>We are omnivores, able to eat anything. We are designed to eat meat, but the organ meats are the most nutrient dense parts of the body.</li> <li>We are not designed to need meat every day, but it is a necessary part of our diets</li> <li>It all comes down to diet, but the most difficult aspect is minerals.</li> <li>If you eat natural food you will have everything you need from that food in a perfect package.</li> <li>We are wonderfully designed, the first thing that anything entering the human body encounters is the acid of the stomach.</li> <li>Your parasympathetic system is regulating and balancing within your body all the time enabling your body to be in homeostasis.</li> <li>Most people now only eat food from 4 different food groups whilst our ancestors as foragers ate from 100 plus different foods.</li> <li>Go back to basics, go back to what we know our ancestors did, it’s very simple</li> </ul> Why should you avoid heating food quickly, using technology? <ul> <li>Microwaves heat from within. In heating from the inside, the cell bursts outwards and is damaged.</li> <li>Microwaves alter the shape of molecules and in rearranging the shape of the molecules and the ability of the human body to use them is destroyed.</li> <li>The best investment you can ever make is in yourself.</li> <li>You have to pursue something that has meaning for you.</li> </ul> BEST MOMENTS At the end of the day if you die in the forest that forest will eat you up’ ‘A sky burial is giving the body back to nature’ ‘Common sense isn’t that common ‘ ‘Personal training is like anything else you get good ones and bad ones regardless of any qualifications they may have’ ‘Try and find the trainer who has their heart in the right place and knows their stuff’ VALUABLE RESOURCES <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-steven-sulley-study-podcast/id1434828547?mt=2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Steven Sulley Study Podcast</a> <a href="https://www.amazon.co.uk/Daily-Rituals-Great-Minds-Inspiration/dp/0330512498" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Daily Rituals book by Mason Currey</a> <a href="http://www.rubentabares.com/?page_id=16" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Peter Marcasciano Specialist in Physiotherapy, Strength and Conditioning</a> ABOUT THE HOST The Steven Sulley Study is my take on success. My view is you should have multiple focuses to be a well-rounded individual. Success shouldn't be just one thing like money, for example, it should also consist of a healthy fit lifestyle and thriving relationships. As a person who has made a success in life and also made huge cock-ups I feel I can offer suggestions and tips on how to become successful or at least start your pursuit. My 'Study' has taken resources from reading and education plus being around, my perception, of successful people and I, know a lot of successful people from all walks of life. My 'Study' coming from my experiences in business, investing, sales (my core background), training, boxing and education has enabled me to become well rounded and successful. CONTACT METHOD <a href="http://www.instagram.com/sulley.steven" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.instagram.com/sulley.steven</a>This show was brought to you by <a href="https://progressivestudios.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Progressive Media</a>

Understanding human needs, building strength and conditioning, Peter Marcasciano