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Andrew Takata from HNL Movement discusses anything and everything related to optimizing human performance so that you can improve the quality of your life. Learn comprehensive ways to take care of your body, achieve better health, and elevate your performance so you can achieve your true potential. Andrew shares valuable information covering topics of rehab and injury prevention techniques, movement efficiency, strength and conditioning, and ways to create sustainable nutrition habits so that you can level up your performance in sports, daily activities, and life. He has over a decade of experience working with people of all ages, activity levels, training backgrounds, as well as helping people successfully return to activities following injury. Join Andrew and his passion to learn, understand, and share how health, nutrition, lifestyle, and movement collectively contribute to human performance. It will be a mix of interviews, great conversations, and solo episodes that you won’t want to miss. Hit subscribe, and get ready to optimize your human performance.
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In this episode, Andrew sits down with Naya to discuss her volleyball journey from a young athlete in Hawai‘i to competing at the Division I level. Naya shares how she first discovered volleyball after trying several sports as a child, the impact of club volleyball and travel tournaments on her development, and how competing alongside and against high-level athletes helped her realize that playing collegiate volleyball was possible. She also reflects on growing up in Hawai‘i's year-round voll...
In this episode, Andrew breaks down the concept of the Acute:Chronic Workload Ratio (ACWR) in a practical and easy-to-understand way for athletes, coaches, parents, and practitioners. Rather than getting lost in complicated formulas or sports science jargon, this discussion focuses on the bigger coaching and performance lesson behind ACWR — why sudden spikes in workload can become problematic when athletes are not properly prepared for the demands being placed on their bodies. Andrew explains...
Many athletes judge the quality of a workout by how tired they feel afterward. If they’re exhausted, breathing hard, and drenched in sweat, it must have been productive. But fatigue and progress are not the same thing. In this episode, Andrew breaks down the important difference between fatigue and adaptation, and why simply chasing exhaustion doesn’t necessarily improve performance. Fatigue can come from many sources during training — metabolic stress, muscle damage, energy depletion, and ne...
Life doesn’t slow down when you’re trying to improve. Schedules get packed, stress rises, sleep drops, and motivation fluctuates. And when that happens, you don’t suddenly become more disciplined — you fall back on your habits. In this episode, Andrew breaks down why performance under stress reveals your default behaviors, not your intentions. Goals are important, but they don’t protect you when things get hectic. Habits do. The athletes who continue to improve through busy seasons aren’t rel...
As the year wraps up, it’s tempting to overhaul everything — training, nutrition, goals, routines. In this short end-of-year episode, Andrew explains why that approach usually backfires. Progress doesn’t come from drastic changes or emotional overload. It comes from small, intentional improvements executed consistently. The athletes who improve year after year aren’t doing more — they’re doing the basics better. Andrew breaks down the difference between progressive overload and drastic overlo...
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