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In Episode 35, Jarrod Houston talks about overcoming adversity as a child. The trauma he experienced in those early years impacted him greatly in college. He speaks today about how he was able to overcome addictions, finding joy and his journey to becoming a strength and conditioning coach.
Jarrod Houston is a multifaceted strength and conditioning coach with a very diverse background in sports. He is often called “The Go To Guy” because of his innovative and one of kind approach to training. Jarrod Houston’s expertise first comes from his own participation in a variety of sports. He was a nationally ranked wrestler, 3-year college varsity football letterman, and a black belt in karate in which he has over 12 years of experience. His Undergraduate Degree is in Business Management, and he obtained his Master’s Degree in Human Performance Sports Sciences. He then took his love of sports and business savvy and began personal training. Jarrod has composed and ran multiple strength, speed, agility, and flexibility camps for the ages ranging 5-25. He has also worked with professional players in the NFL, FIBA, WNBA, and Minor league baseball.
It only took a few minutes for Jarrod dove into his childhood and we parked on I believe one or two questions for 20 minutes! It was such a pleasure to hang out with Jarrod and see how he is making a huge impact in peoples lives!
Shout out from Jarrod:
Favorite Local Restaurants:
Loves Food and no favorite came to mind
Favorite Non Profits :
Whatever is on his heart at that time.
Local nonprofit of the month
Community Care Fellowship, A Door To Hope, Save Haven Homeless Shelter
You can connect with Jarrod Houston:
Title Boxing
Instagram
Musical Guest:
Ross Holmes
Sponsors for the Podcast
Me….Andrew Buckwalter @ BuckwalterImpactGroup of Benchmark Realty for all your real estate needs
Brandon Hutcheson for all your lender needs @ Legacymutual
David Webber for all your title and closing needs @ Limestone Title & Escrow