

Braun Performance and Rehab
Dan Braun
Join Dr. Dan Braun, Doctor of Physical Therapy & Personal Trainer for the Braun Performance & Rehab Podcast, where he brings distinguished guests to discuss key topics in sports performance and rehabilitation. Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss out on new episodes every week!
Find us on social media: @braun_pr
For all inquiries: brawnbodytraining@gmail.com
Special thank you to podcast sponsors Pura Health, Firefly Recovery & Engage Movement
Find us on social media: @braun_pr
For all inquiries: brawnbodytraining@gmail.com
Special thank you to podcast sponsors Pura Health, Firefly Recovery & Engage Movement
Episodes
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Apr 10, 2020 • 38min
Episode 3: The dangers of sedentary lifestyles & how to stop being sedentary (with Dr. Jon Harned)
In this episode of the Brawn Body podcast, I welcome my first guest, Jonathan Harned. We discuss the topic of physical inactivity and overall being sedentary. We review the consequences of sedentary behavior, how to split up your sedentary time, if sedentary time is always bad, and more! Show notes will be posted on the Brawn Body blog. Check us out at brawnbodytraining.com or on Instagram @brawnbody. Note: information in this episode is for educational purposes only, and is not intended to diagnose or treat any disease.

Mar 28, 2020 • 47min
Episode 2: Home Gyms 101
With COVID-19 causing many gym closures, many have resorted to purchasing home gym equipment. In this episode, I break down home gyms, things you should consider about them, DIY equipment, and more! Reminder, build DIY equipment at your own risk, I’m not responsible for any injuries. Show notes posted on the brawn body blog! Head over to brawnbodytraining.com to check them out, and check out our Instagram @brawnbody

Mar 19, 2020 • 45min
Episode 1: Biohacking the immune system
In this episode, Dan discusses ways to biohack your immune system for increased protection against COVID-19! *Disclaimer: information in this podcast is meant for educational purposes and is not meant for diagnoses or treatment of disease. Consult all changes in your health habits with your primary care provider.


