Evan Marcus's guest appearances

Evan Marcus

Elitefts Sports Performance Podcast

Agents of Innovation

Refined Savage Podcast

Woodgym with Petrone

Tertulia by Fordistas

Samson Strength Coach Collective

Joe Kenn

Tom Palumbo

Laura Vanderkam

Brian Cain

Dan Lesniak

Andrew Smith

Mark Jones

Mike Boyle

Daniele Bolelli

Jack Carr

James Clear

Simon Sinek

Ross Hamilton

Isaac Morehouse

Shawn Baker

OwlTail

This episode features Assistant Strength Coach for the Cleveland Browns, Evan Marcus. 

This episode features Assistant Strength Coach for the Cleveland Browns, Evan Marcus.

Evan Marcus | Episode 2

Evan Marcus is the head strength and conditioning coach for the Cleveland Browns.  The post #195 – Evan Marcus appeared first on Blind Dog Gym.

Evan Marcus is the head strength and conditioning coach for the Cleveland Browns.  The post <a href="http://blinddoggym.com/2020/05/20/195-evan-marcus/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#195 – Evan Marcus</a> appeared first on <a href="http://blinddoggym.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Blind Dog Gym</a>.

#195 – Evan Marcus

On this episode of Woodgym with Petrone, Charlie has a special guest. His good friend and and one of the strength coaches for the Cleveland Browns, Evan “Big Man” Marcus. Discover the 3 great things he and Charles have in common, and much more.

On this episode of Woodgym with Petrone, Charlie has a special guest. His good friend and and one of the strength coaches for the Cleveland Browns, Evan “Big Man” Marcus. Discover the 3 great things he and Charles have in common, and much more.

Evan Marcus: Cleveland Browns Strength Coach

Joseph Velasquez

On this episode of Tertulia: we explore art as a tool for bringing attention to some of the most important issue of our day and giving voice to overlooked people. Our guests are Evan Marcus – PHD student and researcher at FIU’s School of International &amp; Public Affairs,  and Joseph Velasquez – artist and professor at FAU who specializes in traditional printmaking techniques.

S02Ep09 - Evan Marcus and Joseph Velasquez

The Agents of Innovation podcast features conversations with entrepreneurs, philanthropists, and artists, hosted by Francisco Gonzalez. Episode 27 (May 2017) features an interview with Evan Marcus, co-owner of a Delivery Dudes franchise in midtown Miami. This episode features the song, "Cry" by Paul Pfau. Find his music at: www.paulpfaumusic.com. Find the Agents of Innovation podcast on Facebook at www.facebook.com/agentsofinnovationpodcast and on Twitter @AgentInnovation.

The Agents of Innovation podcast features conversations with entrepreneurs, philanthropists, and artists, hosted by Francisco Gonzalez. Episode 27 (May 2017) features an interview with Evan Marcus, co-owner of a Delivery Dudes franchise in midtown Miami. This episode features the song, "Cry" by Paul Pfau. Find his music at: <a href="http://www.paulpfaumusic.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.paulpfaumusic.com</a>. Find the Agents of Innovation podcast on Facebook at <a href="http://www.facebook.com/agentsofinnovationpodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.facebook.com/agentsofinnovationpodcast</a> and on Twitter @AgentInnovation.

Episode 27 Evan Marcus Delivers a Franchise, Dude

Evan Marcus Head Strength &amp; Conditioning Coach Minnesota Vikings Topics Covered in this Podcast How Coach Marcus got started  Getting an edge in athletics D3 to DI Meeting Rock Gullickson Not just Xs and Os but communicating with Athletes  Challenges at coaching at the professional level. No matter what level, coaches are there to help athletes Character Development Your assessments, the biggest issues you face with athletes  Don't assume anything Breaking everything down to its implest terms   Communication with private sector coaches  Player would preferably train with former college coaches Expectations with more buy-in  Communication with the Medical Staff  Point A to point B Overall goals for the players  Training before and during OTAs  Working with professionals Knowing what to expect "Go-to" exercises with progressions and regressions Giving freedom to choose exercises Focusing on movement speed for older athletes  In-season training  Maintain = good enough Being the strongest during the season  Technology in terms of readiness Staff development  No mixed messages for athletes The trust factor with staff Everyone believes in the same things  Advice for young strength coaches.  Just because you are in the NFL doesn't make you a good strength coach Taking advantage opportunities Young coaches don't want to pay their dues Trying out what you read   The Evan Marcus File Having joined the Vikings in 2014 as Head Strength and Conditioning coach, Evan Marcus enters his 9th NFL season this fall and has been in the field for 25 seasons. In Marcus’ first offseason with the Vikings, he oversaw a complete transformation of the club’s weight training facility and revamped the strength and conditioning philosophies. Under Marcus’ direction, the club now uses a free weight based program, which places an emphasis on power, speed and quickness. During his NFL career, Marcus has been a part of 2 Division Champions- New Orleans in 2000 and Miami in 2008. The 2000 Saints won their NFC Wild Card playoff game over St. Louis at the Superdome to give the franchise their 1st playoff win in the 34-year history of the club before advancing to the NFC Divisional Round against Minnesota. The NFC West title for the Saints was their 1st since the 1991 season and marked the 1st winning season for the club in 8 years. The 2008 Dolphins went 11-5 to win the AFC East, completing one of the great turnarounds in NFL history after going 1-15 the previous season. The 10-win improvement tied the biggest single-season jump in NFL history. The AFC East championship was the Dolphins’ 1st Division title since 2000. Marcus oversaw strength and conditioning efforts at Virginia from 2011-13 as Director of Football Training and Player Development for the Cavaliers, marking his second stint in Charlottesville, the first coming as Head Strength Coach from 2003-06. Combined with his leadership at UVA, Marcus was head strength coach for the Miami Dolphins from 2008-10 and held the same position in 2007 with the Atlanta Falcons, where he worked with then DC Mike Zimmer. Marcus began his NFL coaching tenure from 2000-02 as an assistant with the New Orleans Saints. His start in the field came at the college level with positions at Arizona State (1991-92), Rutgers (1993), Maryland (1994), Texas (1995-97) and Louisville (1998-99). A 1990 graduate of Ithaca College, Marcus earned his bachelor’s degree in exercise science. As a student-athlete he lettered 3 times as an OL with the Bombers and was a starter on the NCAA Division III national championship team in 1988. A native of Union, NJ, Marcus attended Cranford High School. He earned his master’s degree at Arizona State in 1992. Marcus and wife, Lori, have a son, Jake, and daughter, Anna. Bio from Minnesota Vikings

Evan Marcus Head Strength &amp; Conditioning Coach Minnesota Vikings Topics Covered in this Podcast How Coach Marcus got started <ol> <li>Getting an edge in athletics</li> <li>D3 to DI</li> <li>Meeting Rock Gullickson</li> <li>Not just Xs and Os but communicating with Athletes</li> </ol> Challenges at coaching at the professional level. No matter what level, coaches are there to help athletes Character Development Your assessments, the biggest issues you face with athletes <ol> <li>Don't assume anything</li> <li>Breaking everything down to its implest terms </li> </ol> Communication with private sector coaches <ol> <li>Player would preferably train with former college coaches</li> <li>Expectations with more buy-in</li> </ol> Communication with the Medical Staff <ol> <li>Point A to point B</li> <li>Overall goals for the players</li> </ol> Training before and during OTAs <ol> <li>Working with professionals</li> <li>Knowing what to expect</li> <li>"Go-to" exercises with progressions and regressions</li> <li>Giving freedom to choose exercises</li> <li>Focusing on movement speed for older athletes</li> </ol> In-season training <ol> <li>Maintain = good enough</li> <li>Being the strongest during the season</li> </ol> Technology in terms of readiness Staff development <ol> <li>No mixed messages for athletes</li> <li>The trust factor with staff</li> <li>Everyone believes in the same things</li> </ol> Advice for young strength coaches. <ol> <li>Just because you are in the NFL doesn't make you a good strength coach</li> <li>Taking advantage opportunities</li> <li>Young coaches don't want to pay their dues</li> <li>Trying out what you read</li> </ol>  The Evan Marcus File Having joined the Vikings in 2014 as Head Strength and Conditioning coach, Evan Marcus enters his 9th NFL season this fall and has been in the field for 25 seasons. In Marcus’ first offseason with the Vikings, he oversaw a complete transformation of the club’s weight training facility and revamped the strength and conditioning philosophies. Under Marcus’ direction, the club now uses a free weight based program, which places an emphasis on power, speed and quickness. During his NFL career, Marcus has been a part of 2 Division Champions- New Orleans in 2000 and Miami in 2008. The 2000 Saints won their NFC Wild Card playoff game over St. Louis at the Superdome to give the franchise their 1st playoff win in the 34-year history of the club before advancing to the NFC Divisional Round against Minnesota. The NFC West title for the Saints was their 1st since the 1991 season and marked the 1st winning season for the club in 8 years. The 2008 Dolphins went 11-5 to win the AFC East, completing one of the great turnarounds in NFL history after going 1-15 the previous season. The 10-win improvement tied the biggest single-season jump in NFL history. The AFC East championship was the Dolphins’ 1st Division title since 2000. Marcus oversaw strength and conditioning efforts at Virginia from 2011-13 as Director of Football Training and Player Development for the Cavaliers, marking his second stint in Charlottesville, the first coming as Head Strength Coach from 2003-06. Combined with his leadership at UVA, Marcus was head strength coach for the Miami Dolphins from 2008-10 and held the same position in 2007 with the Atlanta Falcons, where he worked with then DC Mike Zimmer. Marcus began his NFL coaching tenure from 2000-02 as an assistant with the New Orleans Saints. His start in the field came at the college level with positions at Arizona State (1991-92), Rutgers (1993), Maryland (1994), Texas (1995-97) and Louisville (1998-99). A 1990 graduate of Ithaca College, Marcus earned his bachelor’s degree in exercise science. As a student-athlete he lettered 3 times as an OL with the Bombers and was a starter on the NCAA Division III national championship team in 1988. A native of Union, NJ, Marcus attended Cranford High School. He earned his master’s degree at Arizona State in 1992. Marcus and wife, Lori, have a son, Jake, and daughter, Anna. Bio from Minnesota Vikings