
Parkinson’s: An Athlete’s Journey is for athletes navigating Parkinson’s, the coaches and clinicians who train them, and anyone who wants real-world strategies for performance and longevity. Hosted by Eric Von Frohlich and Todd Vogt, the show focuses on tactical takeaways: how to train, recover, manage symptoms, and stay consistent when the rules keep changing. Expect honest conversations, tested ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FitnessHealth & Fitness | |||

Greg Schaefer is used to long races. Kona, Ironman, and years of knowing what his body could do.
When that started to change, he noticed.
In 2023, he was diagnosed with Young-Onset Parkinson’s. He still trains and races, but the approach is differe... more
Eric and Todd check in on training, setbacks, and where things are at right now.
Eric shares how rethinking his heart rate approach has allowed him to start pushing intensity again. Todd talks through the cycle of trying to return to running and enc... more
Brendan Cusick wanted to do something big for his 50th birthday.
That idea led him to ocean rowing, a four-man team, and eventually a 2,800-mile row from Monterey to Kauai. Patrick Morrissey came into the picture as Brendan’s friend, a fellow endura... more
Mike McCastle doesn’t talk about strength the way most people do.
His definition of strength was shaped by watching his dad live with Parkinson’s. Watching the effort, patience, and composure it took to get through everyday moments most people barel... more
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if you were into Fitness in New York City 25 years ago, you knew that Eric was a legend in the field. I was too intimidated to take one of his spin classes, but then one day I did. He stopped by my bike and he turned up the resistance. I mouthed to him that I couldn’t do it and he replied yes you can. he was right. I could and I did. I’ve never forgotten that one interaction and how he instilled confidence into a complete stranger. Now that I face the same Parkinson’s diagnosis as he doe... more
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Content centers around athletes living with Parkinson's disease, focusing on both personal stories and practical advice. Episodes often feature discussions about training methods, symptom management, and mental health, highlighting the unique challenges faced by those with this condition. The hosts provide insights into their lives as athletes navigating physical limitations, as well as their innovative approaches to maintaining fitness and motivation. Notably, there is an emphasis on community support, self-acceptance, and overcoming adversity, making it a potentially inspirational resource for listeners in similar situations.
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Parkinson's: An Athlete's Journey launched 3 months ago and published 15 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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