Wild Strength Podcast

In this episode I talk with Cody Rich, an entrepreneur and avid hunter, about his journey in the hunting industry and the development of the Bridger Watch. We discuss the importance of building a life around one's passions, the challenges of entrepreneurship, and the innovative features of the Bridger Watch designed specifically for hunters. Cody shares insights on the technology behind the watch, its target audience, and the future goals for the brand.

In this episode, I welcome Elizabeth Evans back for a conversation about motherhood, hunting, and the challenges of balancing both. Elizabeth shares her journey of becoming a mother, the struggles she faced in her identity as a hunter, and how she navigates the complexities of parenting while maintaining her passion for the outdoors. They discuss the joys of introducing children to nature, the challenges of camping with young kids, and the importance of finding the right gear. Elizabeth offers valuable insights and advice for new parents, emphasizing the importance of trusting one's instincts and embracing the journey of motherhood.

In this episode I chat with Kurt Belding, who shares his journey into hunting and his recent grizzly bear hunt in Alaska. From 13 hours days spent behind the glass, to getting charged and eventually having a grizzly walk by camp, this is a story you don’t want to miss! We also discuss the challenges of hunting, perceptions of success in the hunting community, and the thrill of danger that comes with hunting large predators.

In this episode, I sit down with Shane Pardy and Tyler Jensen and talk about all things hunting, fitness, and the outdoors. We touch on solo vs. group hunting and choosing a good hunting partner, learning how to find elk out West, redefining what success looks like in hunting and how your training and nutrition year-round play a crucial role in your hunting season. The conversation also includes lots of comedy and banter throughout!

In this episode, I talk with Austin Womack, a wildland firefighter and fellow strength coach. We discuss the unique physical demands of wildland firefighting and compare it to hunting in the mountains, the importance of endurance and strength training, and how to balance work capacity in training. Austin shares insights on pacing, the concept of 'periodizing the suck' for effective training, and the role of technology in performance. The conversation emphasizes the need for mental toughness and the ability to push beyond perceived limits in both training and real-life scenarios.