] Mike talks about his career, which splits in two, the training aspect and the online presence. [3:16] Mike shares his experience with professional athletes.[5:45] Mike talks about his experience with pro-soccer athletes.[9:55] How can the team staff best support performance staff when managing an athlete's off-season program?[11:44]  Has Mike ever invited people to train in his space? [12:55] Mike shares advice to improve communication in the Team environment.[16:22]  How can PTs manage or avoid tension between private and team staff?[18:31] How can team and private practice be better integrated?[24:14] How can the next generation of coaches and therapists vet what's out there?[28:09] In Physical preparation, what has withstood the test of time? Smart fundamental training.[30:43]  Is there anything else you used to do from the history of physical performance that has come and gone?[35:58] What are the big pillars of Mike’s program? What does he believe in?  Improving movement efficiency and economy first are Mike’s program pillars[41:55] What would Mike recommend if someone wanted to incorporate data with an athlete, tech data?[50:36] How is Mike helping his clients find the small wins along the way?[54:30] How does Mike find his small wins?[59:22] Mike shares his advice with anyone who wants to upgrade their health and performance.[1:01:34] Mike answers a series of rapid-fire questions.Mentioned in this episode: Learn more about Finding Small WinsFollow  Adam Loiacono on Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, and YouTube.Robertson Training SystemsThe Physical Preparation Podcast