Clinic Gym Radio

Joseph Cohen is our guest on today’s episode of Clinic Gym Radio. Joseph is the CEO of SelfHacked, SelfDecode, and LabTestAnalyzer. It’s his mission to give individuals access to cutting-edge techniques to help them optimize their health. Joseph will be discussing the power of genetics. This is important because although we can’t change our DNA, […]

Today we’re joined by Nick and Nate Baker plus Keith Yoho from Total Performance. Our three guests share insight into their hiring process, the specific pain threshold they would feel comfortable having their personal trainer assist with, and what happened in their practice when their lead trainer decided to quit and start her own business. […]

Joining us for this episode of Clinic Gym Radio is Bryce Henson from Fit Body Boot Camp. This program is the fastest growing indoor training program in North America, and its home base is in Los Angeles. Bryce is here to discuss what Fit Body Boot Camp is, how he went from a coach to […]

Let’s welcome Rett Larson this week. He is the strength and conditioning coach for the German Women’s National Volleyball team. This is his second year with this particular team, but he’s worked with other women’s volleyball teams including the Dutch and Chinese. Today he’s sharing his best tips for establishing effective, engaging, and creative warmup […]

This time, you’ll learn about the best floor plan for your clinic gym hybrid model. The floor plan is an often-overlooked part of this business model, but it shouldn’t be. It’s important to use every square foot to your advantage, and exactly how to do that is discussed throughout the episode today. “Your exercises that […]

This episode of Clinic Gym Radio sees Brad Martineau sit down to discuss automation and why it’s essential in service-based industries. Brad is co-founder of SixthDivision, a company that helps businesses level up their automation, so he’s an expert on this topic. “If you haven’t proven that your business model will work in an Excel […]

On this episode of Clinic Gym Radio we’re joined by Lindsay Mumma, owner of Triangle Chiropractic and Rehabilitation Center in Raleigh, NC. Lindsay opens up about her career and how she gained a special interest working with prenatal, pregnant, and postpartum women. She also talks about the benefit of women training in a way that […]

Dr. Justin Rabinowitz joins as a return guest on the podcast today. Dr. Rabinowitz is the owner of the Strive 2 Move clinic in New Jersey. He tells us all about the fundamental business practices for chiropractors and shares information to help chiropractors find greater success, which starts with changing the structure of their business […]

Wondering whether challenges or assessments would be a better fit for the clients in your clinic gym business? In this episode, Josh discusses the pros and cons of both challenges and assessments, and also breaks down how these tools can support your clients and help you run your business effectively. “Again, I would recommend to […]

This episode of Clinic Gym Radio covers another basic element of the clinic gym hybrid model, which is how to set up your membership levels. This is part of the third phase of building a clinic gym hybrid model, and there are definitely some important factors to consider before you jump in to creating your […]

This episode of is focusing on one particular question: what the hell are you trying to do? The intention of this question is to help reframe and refocus the bigger picture of the clinic gym connect model so you can build a space that meets your end goal. “So many times, people are like ‘I […]

In this episode, we’re talking about the three phases of the clinic gym hybrid model: offering exercise, hiring a trainer, and selling memberships. This episode also covers how the clinic gym hybrid model can benefit you, your patients, and your business. “You could be off marketing. You could be off doing a promotion event. You […]

Mel Davis from RP (Renaissance Periodization) Strength is our guest in this episode. She’s here to tell us all about what RP Strength is, why it’s important to try something new and get out of your comfort zone, the importance of sleep hygiene, and the keys to balancing your lifestyle with your wellness goals. “Just having a sense of humor about what you’re doing and understanding that perfection isn’t necessary to make progress is one of the most important factors that I’ve noticed.” – Mel Davis Topics Covered Include What RP Strength is all about Why you need to operate outside of your comfort zone The importance of taking something from impossible to possible What Mel learned when she first started coaching others The challenges of digital coaching and how to overcome them The part of recovery that often gets neglected How to practice better sleep hygiene How sleep actually acts as a marker of success Mel’s accomplishments in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu The pros and cons of moving to a small town The people

This episode of Clinic Gym Radio is about finding the perfect person — the key player (or players) that every clinic gym model needs to have. During this episode, you’ll learn what their qualifications are, where to find them, and how you can use them to your advantage. “What you want to do is have an, at least, three-step hiring plan or application plan, and at some point along there, you want to make sure that your staff has an ability to vote yay or nay.” – Dr. Josh Satterlee Topics Covered Include Why Josh is intentionally doing some solo podcast episodes Where the idea of using a well-trained personal trainer as a chiropractic assistant came from What the 80/50 rule is Who the perfect person is not (and why) The worst type of personal trainer you can hire How to use your existing team to source potential new trainers The worst way to go about hiring people The type of person Tom Plumber said can sell more memberships than anyone When you might want to consider switching insurance companies The bes

Today, Josh is covering the model of the Clinic Gym Hybrid. He gets a lot of questions about this in his inbox all the time, so he thought this episode giving an overview was more than past due. It’s the start of the year, and Josh has already done 4 consultation calls with people looking to make the switch. On one hand it’s great, but on the other, it makes him think it may have been a while since he explained exactly what the Clinic Gym Hybrid model is. “Clinical rehab, to me, is using your space with the tools of exercise… but you are using it in a clinical setting.” -Dr. Josh Satterlee Topics covered include: The purpose of today’s episode. What are the 2 main parts of this model? About the clinic aspect. Transitioning to clinical rehab and what that means for you and your patients. The 80/50 rule and what it means. Why personal trainers aren’t always the best coach hires. What can coaches do in your clinic to help both you and your patients? When to have patients see coaches versus seeing doctors. Insur

Today, Josh sits down on his own to talk about why he started this podcast. This is the perfect way to kick off the new year because it’s a chance to reflect on the idea of easy money in your clinic, including what easy money is, why you should have more of it in your schedule, and how it can transform your clinic. “Man, it is sometimes tough to be a chiropractor. And man, it sucks to be broke. I have been broke as a chiropractor, and it sucks bad. I hate seeing broke chiropractors. I would say that in the world of chiropractic, no one publishes the cheat codes.” – Dr. Josh Satterlee Topics Covered Include What motivated Josh to start this podcast Why he talks often about the clinic gym model Why easy money is important in a 1-1 service model business Satterlee’s clinic set up and business model Why he ended up having to move his clinic How evaluations can bring in easy money The type of clients that are typically attracted to their business Why it’s important to work easy money opportunities into your

In today’s special episode, Josh is going to be doing a look back at his year. This year has been full of ups and downs, so Josh is going to share the best and worst things that he has been through in 2021. We’ll also get some details about some things that are happening in 2022. Topics covered include: The best things that have happened in the business this year. Why speaking at Parker Seminars was such a memorable highlight. Finding more progressive voices in the industry. Learning a multi-step hiring process that is repeatable and easy. Why the highest-paid person shouldn’t be doing interviews. Being able to put together more technology for the practice. The best things to happen in Josh’s personal life, including being closer to family. Being where you are meant to be location wise. Buying and moving into a new house. The worst business things to happen this year. Not being able to renew the clinic lease. The steep learning curve involved with launching the Clinic Gym Connect software. The worst things t

In this week’s show we’re welcoming Dr. John Schultz. He is one of the founders of the Centeno Schultz Clinic in Colorado which specializes in orthobiologics. John believes in addressing his patients’ pain-management with integrity. He loves seeing his patients win and shares some of their stories on the podcast today, as well as the many ways in which his clinic approaches pain differently. “In the last three months we have personally helped three people obtain a goal. Like, a life-changing goal. There was a 75-year-old who had… he called it a trophy elk hunt. That’s all he’s been talking about for the last three years, but he had this sciatica. But he kept saying ‘I’m gonna do it, I’m gonna do it.’ And he did it.” – Dr. John Schultz Topics Covered Include Where John’s career began and what inspired how he has approached pain at his clinic. Why it’s important to seek alternatives to orthopedic surgery. Recent wins that clients have had inside the clinic. The role orthobiologics play for patients who h

Guido Van Ryssegem is our guest in this episode, a strength conditioning specialist from Oregon. Guido has worked with major baseball teams, worked at universities, and created a school for sports science and sports medicine in China. Guido returns to the show to discuss proprioception as well as widening fields of study. “The relationship between the 3 senses, effort, force and heaviness, are always related to each other and constantly change. That’s a beautiful thing because we can manipulate it.” – Guido Van Ryssengem Topics covered include: A refresher on how Guido got into strength conditioning. Cultivating curiosity. What is new and exciting in the world of strength training and conditioning? The difference between balance and proprioception. Effort, force, and heaviness: the missing parts of proprioception. The difference between sense and skill. Defining proprioception. How cultural differences inform our prediction models. How research can affect and change modalities of treatment for individuals. H

In this episode we’re welcoming Dr. Joseph LaVacca, a PT by trade who believes that strength, fitness, and wellbeing can be combined. Joseph joins us today to discuss how he came to a more integrated practice, using CBD as a supporting part of treatment, and overcoming the stigmas surrounding cannabinoid use. “When you learn something new, your first instinct is to try it on everybody… My suggestion is to start with new people on your schedule. How I start to approach the conversation on CBD is that I follow people through their history and act as a guide.” – Dr. Joseph LaVacca Topics covered include: How Joseph created an integrated practice. Refusing to tow the unethical company line and how it led to where he is now. Focusing on patient forward care. Understanding that communication is key. How Joseph came to use CBD as a supportive part of treatment. Overcoming the negative stigma surrounding CBD. The difficulty in getting funding for cannabinoid related research. The problem with lack of regulation in t