In this episode of the Champion Living Podcast, Doug sits down with coaches Logan Corbett and Megan Walker to break down what the off-season should really look like for rodeo athletes. From rebuilding strength foundations to developing power, mobility, and injury resilience — the team covers the full roadmap for setting up a successful season ahead. They dive deep into progressive overload, proper movement mechanics, and how to structure training phases that actually translate to better performance in the arena. The coaches also tackle one of the biggest myths in western sports — that strength training makes female athletes bulky — and explain why it's one of the most misunderstood areas in performance training. Topics Covered: The purpose of the off-season and how to rebuild your base Why progressive overload matters more than volume How to transition from strength → power safely The role of mobility and recovery in staying injury-free Common training mistakes rodeo athletes make Building a support system through the Champion Living Fitness App Whether you're a bull rider, barrel racer, or just someone looking to get stronger for life, this episode is your blueprint for training smarter — not harder. 🎧 Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube. 🤝 Special Thanks to Our Sponsor This episode is brought to you by RodeoNow — the app built to connect rodeo athletes, committees, and fans like never before. Download the RodeoNow App today and keep up with the latest events, standings, and rodeo action all in one place!

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