Jeremy Scott Fitness

Playing off a great little post Bret Contreras threw up on his IG about the difference then fitness in the 2000's vs. fitness now in the 2020's. I thought it was eye opening to say the least and found it to be painfully true for how young fitness pros today vs. years ago. I now I sound like an old timer phrasing it that way but the game has changed in fitness, some of it for the better some of it for the worse. I dig into detail how things are evolving and what I suggest for the young fitness pros and fitness consumers out there. 

Catching up with the Queen of Workouts and my long time friend Alexia Clark on this episode of the podcast. We dig into all things health, fitness, nutrition, mindset and the crazy emergency surgery she underwent to start 2021. We have worked together for many years on numerous projects from Men's Health Magazine to Reebok traveling around the U.S. together in this unique career we are in. What I can say is she is a constant professional always working, learning and trying to perfect her craft to help those who follow her. Above all else she is a humble, kind, genuine human being that I am happy to call a friend. If you enjoy fitness and motivating people with a positive mindset this episode is for you. 

I used to hate the process....playing off a great message from my man Tommy Baker. Just a simple set of reminders that you must find joy in the process and journey to reaching your goals. I wouldn't be where I am at today if I hated training, eating right, and coming into work daily. Understanding the love for the process is everything change the game for me and we uncover that in this episode. 

Quick chat on 10 things to think about when it comes to success. Playing off a message from my homie Pat Rigsby we dig into what habits successful people tend to possess and what success means to each of us. 

Talking all things real estate with Luxury Real Estate Agent Raul Siqueiros is the man when it comes to slangin’ Luxury Real Estate. But he also happens to be the first “client” I had when I started Jeremy Scott Fitness over 12 years ago...and he stuck with me ever since.  On top of being the best at what he does he has become a close friend to Heather Scott and I over the years. He is a special human with a very unique story of how hard work can pay off that I think you guys will really enjoy. We are proud and humbled to call him a friend.    More about the man himself...   He has earned accolades as the top sales producer for international real estate brands throughout his career. He has closed millions of dollars in real estate transactions and has been recognized with several industry awards. Raul started his career in the mortgage banking industry than quickly moved into new development, working with respected builders, selling thousands of new homes throughout Greater Phoenix. A

Heather Scott joins me in answering the question many of my fellow online fitness friends and entrepreneurs have been asking me for years; "why do we still own a brick and mortar gym?"  Considering 2020 would have been the year to get out of the physical location gym game we wanted to answer the question from the base to the deepest levels. There are multiple reasons why we still love owning this space but for many of you I think this episode will be insightful and eye opening. 

Quick rant about making the most of your 86,400 seconds daily. Playing off a little gem Tommy Baker put together I had to drop this on you all for some added motivation. 2020 might have been a dumpster fire but the past is the past we can't change it, but what we can do is go 100% all in our dreams and goals moving forward. Enjoy and don't waste another second not chasing your bliss. 

Chopping it up today with the Co-Founders of movement restoration and Balunsd my homies Trisha Haws and Brynn Martin. Diving deep into all things recovery, massage therapy, cold plunges, flotation therapy, infrared sauna, fascial stretching and more.  We also chat about the struggles of running a small business during this past year the good, the bad and the ugly of it all. If you are interested in recovery and learning about the best practices to take care of your body  this episode was made for you.  These are the people Heather Scott and I trust to help us recover and feel our best. I think you will get a ton of knowledge bombs from this episode to implement in your training to help make you move and feel your best.   Movement Restoration is a massage therapy concept that focuses on restoring natural movement back to the body through individualized massage treatments.  Each of Movement Restoration’s soft tissue and specialty massages are designed to improve an individual’s range of

We are talking all things cardiovascular diseases on today's episode, which is the #1 killer of people both men and women globally. CVD's are a group of disorders of the heart and blood vessels and they include: coronary heart disease – disease of the blood vessels supplying the heart muscle; congenital heart disease – malformations of heart structure existing at birth; deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism – blood clots in the leg veins,  which can dislodge and move to the heart and lungs. We dig into all of these and much more playing off the CDC's most recent statistics on heart disease and the behavioral changes we can make to be healthier as a nation. 

Diving into my own personal specific nutrition and training program thus far in 2021. Many of you have requested an updated version of this from the previous one I did in 2018 so here it is, I jump into my typical eating and training schedule weekly. Enjoy and if you have any questions or requests post listen please just ask. 

Talking about fitness in the future and the need for real human interaction. Playing off a a message my man Pay Rigsby shot over about the future of fitness in response to a recent Fast Company article. I do believe the future of the industry is changing like most industries, but the need for great coaches and programs will only grow. Some gyms will fade away just as some restaurants and barbershops will but certainly not the good ones. Now more than ever people have a need for accountability and healthy relationships which is exactly what a great gym delivers plus so much more. Enjoy the episode. 

Interview with Real Estate Investor Chris Hanson who I just nicknamed "The Money Man"  Chris is the dude when it comes to real estate investing, and just happens to be a good friend of ours as well as being a Jeremy Scott Fitness athlete. So, I wanted to bring him on to chat all things real estate, flipping homes the good, the bad the ugly of it. We dig into past mistakes he has made, hard money lending, the current market climate, how things might be looking for the future, and his best real estate advice. More about Chris: Chris has been actively involved in real estate since 2008 when he formed Hanson Capital Group, LLC, which originally operated as an auction bidding service provider for the public and later institutional clients.  After successfully acquiring 1500+ single family residences, Hanson saw the opportunity to scale business through the facilitation of acquisition funding and started Hanson Capital, LLC in 2009, which to this day operates as a licensed bank in multiple states and whic

Chatting with my better half today Heather Scott on 8 Ways to Be A Better Partner in 2021. Playing off an article from huff post we dig into 8 ways you can show up better for the partner in your life. We chat some of our personal struggles and successes over the past pandemic year. Hopefully these tips are helpful to you and your partner, if nothing else you might get a few laughs in during the episode. Enjoy and as always we value your feedback. 

Is your health and fitness routine broken? If you have found that the pandemic has made eating right and exercising even more of a challenge this podcast was made for you. Heather Scott is back and we breakdown simple steps to help you anchor your yourself to get back on the path to living your healthiest happiest life. Playing off a PN article by Jason Bonn and Alisa Bowman, we dig into the new challenges of living healthy lifestyle and how to create systems to bring you big results moving forward. 

Talking mindset tips with Heather Scott on today's podcast. Often times the biggest difference between those who succeed and those who don’t happens to be their mindset. We dig deep into 5 tips to help you push through any mental road blocks that might be holding you back from living your healthiest happiest life. 

The Stages of Fat Loss Breakdown: What do you need at where you are at in your fat loss journey From 100lbs to 10lbs. Playing off a message from my homie Travis Merritt, we dig into how you should move forward in our fat loss journey based on how much you have to lose. Basic tips to keep you making progress towards all goals perfect for beginners all the way up to those looking to get in the absolute best physical shape possible. 

Answering your questions from social media and email requests on all things health, fitness, nutrition, finances and everything in between on todays episode. Enjoy and if you have future requests or topics you would like us to cover please send them our way, these podcast episodes are created just for you.

David DeLorenzo started his career at his (then) dream job for Warner Bros. in L.A. while also running his own marketing company that promoted artists and bands. When the industry began to change with the rise of technology and streaming services, DeLorenzo returned to Phoenix where he started working for his father’s insurance company. It was here that he discovered his true passion for the restaurant and hospitality industry, which developed into his own niche within the insurance profession. DeLorenzo created the Bar and Restaurant Insurance division of The Ambassador Group, his father’s company which he later purchased in 2009. Throughout 2020, DeLorenzo has experienced his own set of challenges as the pandemic threatened to demolish his company (80 percent of his clients are in the food and beverage industry) and he contracted the virus himself twice. Using his personal mantras to propel himself through setbacks to get back on top, he decided to share his experiences in the hopes of helping others. We si

Talking about six different ways to make progress in the gym if you find yourself in a training rut, or if you feel you are plateaued in your workouts. We dig into six tactics you can implement into your current program to kick start you into making massive progress in the new year. 

Heather Scott and I jump onto the topic of Habits to drop in 2021 taken from a little article from Fast Company. We dig into the best ways to attack the new year while leaving your old baggage behind you where it belongs.