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S06E188 The Coaching-Competing Balancing Act: Individual vs Coaching Goals with Guest Bobby Wallum

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What happens when your passion for coaching collides with your desire to compete at the highest level? In this raw and revealing conversation, coaches David Syvertsen @davesy85, Sam Rhee @bergencosmetic and Bobby Wallum @bigbobbybowwow tackle the universal struggle of balancing personal athletic aspirations with professional coaching responsibilities.
The trio dives deep into time management strategies that make both roles possible, challenging the common excuse of "not having enough time." As David pointedly remarks, "I rarely have any sympathy for anyone who says they don't have time... you're probably just wasting a lot of time." Their candid discussion exposes how digital distractions rob us of potential training hours and how disciplined focus can reclaim that time.
Beyond practical time management, the conversation evolves into a profound exploration of purpose versus passion. "Passion brings you to the gym, passion brings you to going to the assault bike and starting the workout. But purpose is what gets you to finish the workout," David shares, illuminating why some coaches maintain their commitment through challenges while others burn out. This distinction between what initially attracts us to fitness and what sustains us long-term offers listeners valuable perspective on their own fitness journeys.
Perhaps most touchingly, these competitive coaches reveal their struggles with prioritization. Despite their competitive drive, they unanimously agree that their coaching impact ultimately provides greater fulfillment than personal accolades. As David poignantly states, "I don't want, at my funeral, to be like 'Do you guys remember that one year Dave made the Games?' I want to be remembered for doing my best for Bison, the community, and helping others compete at a high level."
Whether you're a coach balancing multiple roles, an athlete with competing priorities, or someone trying to fit fitness into a busy life, this episode offers practical wisdom for walking your talk while honoring your personal goals. Subscribe now to continue this journey of balancing fitness, coaching, and life with the Herd Fit team.
@crossfitbison @crossfittraining @crossfit @crossfitgames #crossfit #sports #exercise #health #movement #crossfitcoach #agoq #clean #fitness #ItAllStartsHere #CrossFitOpen #CrossFit #CrossFitCommunity @CrossFitAffiliates #supportyourlocalbox #crossfitaffiliate #personalizedfitness

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Chapters

1. S06E188 The Coaching-Competing Balancing Act: Individual vs Coaching Goals with Guest Bobby Wallum (00:00:00)

2. Welcome to the Herd Fit Podcast (00:00:05)

3. Blending Individual Goals with Coaching Roles (00:00:21)

4. Time Management and Daily Commitments (00:08:44)

5. The Value of Knowing Yourself (00:17:12)

6. Purpose vs. Passion in Training (00:21:27)

7. Group Training vs. Training Alone (00:26:00)

8. Prioritizing Gym Leadership Over Personal Goals (00:30:46)

9. Working with All Levels of Athletes (00:36:23)

192 episodes

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What happens when your passion for coaching collides with your desire to compete at the highest level? In this raw and revealing conversation, coaches David Syvertsen @davesy85, Sam Rhee @bergencosmetic and Bobby Wallum @bigbobbybowwow tackle the universal struggle of balancing personal athletic aspirations with professional coaching responsibilities.
The trio dives deep into time management strategies that make both roles possible, challenging the common excuse of "not having enough time." As David pointedly remarks, "I rarely have any sympathy for anyone who says they don't have time... you're probably just wasting a lot of time." Their candid discussion exposes how digital distractions rob us of potential training hours and how disciplined focus can reclaim that time.
Beyond practical time management, the conversation evolves into a profound exploration of purpose versus passion. "Passion brings you to the gym, passion brings you to going to the assault bike and starting the workout. But purpose is what gets you to finish the workout," David shares, illuminating why some coaches maintain their commitment through challenges while others burn out. This distinction between what initially attracts us to fitness and what sustains us long-term offers listeners valuable perspective on their own fitness journeys.
Perhaps most touchingly, these competitive coaches reveal their struggles with prioritization. Despite their competitive drive, they unanimously agree that their coaching impact ultimately provides greater fulfillment than personal accolades. As David poignantly states, "I don't want, at my funeral, to be like 'Do you guys remember that one year Dave made the Games?' I want to be remembered for doing my best for Bison, the community, and helping others compete at a high level."
Whether you're a coach balancing multiple roles, an athlete with competing priorities, or someone trying to fit fitness into a busy life, this episode offers practical wisdom for walking your talk while honoring your personal goals. Subscribe now to continue this journey of balancing fitness, coaching, and life with the Herd Fit team.
@crossfitbison @crossfittraining @crossfit @crossfitgames #crossfit #sports #exercise #health #movement #crossfitcoach #agoq #clean #fitness #ItAllStartsHere #CrossFitOpen #CrossFit #CrossFitCommunity @CrossFitAffiliates #supportyourlocalbox #crossfitaffiliate #personalizedfitness

  continue reading

Chapters

1. S06E188 The Coaching-Competing Balancing Act: Individual vs Coaching Goals with Guest Bobby Wallum (00:00:00)

2. Welcome to the Herd Fit Podcast (00:00:05)

3. Blending Individual Goals with Coaching Roles (00:00:21)

4. Time Management and Daily Commitments (00:08:44)

5. The Value of Knowing Yourself (00:17:12)

6. Purpose vs. Passion in Training (00:21:27)

7. Group Training vs. Training Alone (00:26:00)

8. Prioritizing Gym Leadership Over Personal Goals (00:30:46)

9. Working with All Levels of Athletes (00:36:23)

192 episodes

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