
Off Stage: The Crosstraining for Performing Arts Podcast
All things strength and flexibility crosstraining for performing artists. Resources and discussions to give you the resources you need to feel confident training outside the studio, and get the results you want to see on stage.
Podcasting since 2023 • 41 episodes
Off Stage: The Crosstraining for Performing Arts Podcast
Latest Episodes
Ep #41: Vocal arts and the crossover in athletic training with Samyukta Ranganathan
In this episode, I've invited the knowledgable Samyukta Ranganathan to share her experience in the vocal arts world. She holds a masters degree in Indian Classical Pedagogy, years of experience performing, and coaching other practitioners of In...
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Ep #40: What should your "split" be?
There are SO many ways to design a strength and flexibility program. You may have heard your bodybuilder friends talking about their "upper/lower split", and wondered if that's right for you. Or perhaps you've seen professional athletes doing a...
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Episode 40
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Ep #39: Sex worker forward approach to exercise science with MedusaMamiii
If you've ever mused over the talented MedusaMamiii, and noticed how her flow sequences don't seem like sequences at all, but rather pre-existing choreography straight from the soul...She's gonna reveal a ton of absolute gems in how you ...
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Ep #38: Spine training and getting back to backbending after injury
What if I told you that the same concepts that are going to help you get over the hump of that back tweak, are the same tools you're going to use to better your backbends? I'll tell ya all about it in this episode. Mentioned in this...
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Season 2
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Episode 38
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Ep #37: Should pole & dance athletes do OrangeTheory?
OrangeTheory and other circuit training style classes have benefits and detriments. Here are the specific variables to consider when discerning if these classes are right for your pole and dance goals:-The "chronic underload issue" in pole ...
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Season 2
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Episode 37
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