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In this old Episode Mahan and his good friend Felix go through their experiences as coaches, how they got introduced to the fitness industry, and what are their takes on what makes one successful as a coach.

In this episode with our returning guest, Eric Bugera, and we try and break our curse and actually talk about the positive side of the fitness industry and how it exists on social media. But also digging deeper into what makes Eric, Eric! and talking about tough times in life and stories that might not see the light as much. As per brand we don't actually remember what we discussed, so you have to listen and find out.

In this episode Mahi is joined by Coach Danai Sisouphanh. We talked about Danai's travel plans. His training, how he prepares for races as well as advice he would have for other people wanting to get into running. If you are interested in getting your running shoes out, listen to this one!

In this episode Mahi is joined by none other than Jordan Jiunta, co-founder of Pre-script. The goal of the episode was to try and get through the entire episode without discussing the fitness industry. So we went through travel, camping and life stories instead. Have a listen and hope you enjoy :)

In this episode Mahi and Louie are joined by Zizi a registered associate nutritionist and we get to talk everything nutrition and food controversy. Again I don't remember what actually was said, so have a listen and let us know what you think.

I don't remember what was said, so listen and tell me how it was. He said something about being irritably moral I think.

Join Mahi and Louie as they have random chat with the only valuable takeaway focusing on having a systematic way of thinking. Being able to un marry ones-self from a specific style of training allows coaches to be able to program better and ultimately provide more value to clients. Enjoy this episode. Thank you for listening to Majoring in the Minors.

In this episode of Majoring in the Minors Mahi gets to talk to Katie Roberts, an IPF/British Powerlifter, online Coach and personal trainer and the founder of Wild pursuits. Katie at first glance might look like a composed and shy person but she has lived an adventurous life and ten times over! We get to talk about her early life, her travels to different countries and the life she led there and the type of work she has done. I was super happy to have this chat with Katie! She is a super interesting person and I can’t get enough of chatting with her.

In this episode, Mahi is joined by his good friend Flavia Russo. A KCL Graduate and talks to her about his fear of big charities and how in his little mind he doesn't find them trustworthy. Flavia works with a number of collaborative charities such as "LAFF Charity" and even has started her own; "Expanding Horizons". We managed to cover topics such as: -How she got started working alongside charities -Her past experiences, helping charities dealing with Immigrants and Refugees. -Collaborative Charities. -Her work with LAFF, Expanding Horizons, and the Otherside Foundation. If you would like to get involved or have any questions, you can find them on social media: You can find Flavia's own charity @expandinghorizons_chairty And lastly, you can find LAFF @laffcharity As always thank you for listening to Majoring in the Minors podcast.

In this episode. Mahi is being a Grinch and Louie is trying to console him. That is all.

In this episode, Mahi had the pleasure of talking to Lil Bianchi Kimble. Bianchi is an Elite Powerlifter, world-class coach, a very driven person, and extremely fascinating. She is also the Head coach and founder of OTG Method where you can take everything training to the next level. Bianchi and Mahi got to talk about her introduction to the fitness world, her influences in strength and conditioning, her competition days, and also her addiction and how she overcame it. You can find Bianchi on Instagram @lil_bianchi_ You can find OTG Method on Instagram @otgmethod As always, thank you for listening to Majoring in the Minors

In this episode, Mahi is joined by Tom Henderson, yet another Pre-Script Coach, a very good friend, and the co-host of the Multifarious Podcast. Tom and Mahi get to talk about their common interest which is comic book movies, especially, the newest Spider-Man movie. You can find Tom on Instagram @t.m.henderson and you can listen to Multifarious podcast on different platforms and find them on Instagram @themultifariouspodcast As always, thank you for listening to Majoring in the Minors

In this episode Mahi is joined by a good friend, and a walking Tricep muscle, Denzil Cruz. The episode started by discussing Bulgarian Split Squats and discipline and martial to deeper conversations like insecurities and anxiety. Topics covered in this episode were: -Pushing yourself to your absolute limit -Discipline and Martial arts -Validation and social anxiety -Expressing your feelings -Great friends -And much more Enjoy this episode. And as always thank you for listening to Majoring in the Minors.

Mahi and Louie are back with a long-overdue episode having both of the captains steering this mad ship. We start the episode talking about where Louie has been and immediately get into nutrition habits and talk of things that might help people build better eating habits. Enjoy this short yet sweet episode. And as always thank you for listening to Majoring in the MInors.

In this episode, Mahi is joined by two of his clients Charline and Alex who have had a very interesting journey. As someone who has moved from Iran to the UK, Mahi knows a thing or two about being a minority and having to deal with discrimination at every turn. But what was interesting is that both Charline and Alex made the opposite journey and moved from the west to east and China for this instance where they became friends and how they also had to deal with -in their own way- with being a minority. this was a chat between people who have experienced similar troubles in life and how each one has found their own unique way of dealing with it. As always thank you for Listening to Majoring in the Minors.