574. Improving Your Health and Fitness with Stick Mobility: A Conversation with Dennis Dunphy

Published: Jan. 2, 2024, 7 a.m.

In this discussion, Dr. Parker talks with Dennis Dunphy, co-founder of Stick Mobility, about the birth of the fitness system and its evolution since it was launched back in 2015.

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Dennis was born in Seoul, S Korea and feels extremely lucky and fortunate to have been adopted by a loving family when he was just 3 years old. His formative years were spent in Buffalo, NY where he first became interested in fitness. Dennis soon became passionate about helping people move better, team sports, travel and of course eating great food. He moved to San Jose, CA in 1997 to begin a new chapter in his life, what better place to feed his passions than in the San Francisco Bay area. Dennis's first endeavor in his professional career, and in the fitness world, began in 1999 at 24-HR Fitness. He holds an extensive background in several modalities such as kettlebells, Animal Flow, Indian Clubs, and mace training to name a few. It didn\u2019t take him too long to quickly realize that he needed to break out of the corporate gym setting and start his own business, Diamond Physique. He is going on 17 years of doing something that he absolutely loves. His greatest reward comes from the gratification he receives from helping other people improve themselves both physically and mentally. He helps people enjoy a better quality of life - there is no better reward. His journey has led to an ever increasing knowledge of the human body and how all the body's systems work in unison. Stick Mobility is a result of that journey. Neal and Dennis are proud to bring you a system that will revolutionize your life.

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Dennis' Links:

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https://stickmobility.com

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Intro Music by Wordsmith: www.wordsmithmusic.com

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Time Stamps:

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00:01\xa0Introduction and Background of Stick Mobility

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00:34\xa0The Journey and Growth of Stick Mobility

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02:10\xa0The Importance of Mobility and Stability in Fitness

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03:46\xa0The Role of Mobility in Aging and Independence

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06:30\xa0The Challenge of Promoting Mobility to the Younger Generation

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09:03\xa0The Shift in Perspective Towards Mobility

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09:21\xa0The Importance of Active Mobility Work

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10:52\xa0The Difference in Discussing Mobility with Trainers vs General Population

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11:59\xa0The Connection Between Stick Mobility and Body Awareness

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15:24\xa0The Role of Consistency and Effort in Mobility Training

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17:41\xa0Turning Deficiencies into Strengths

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18:08\xa0The Role of Psychology in Training

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18:49\xa0Walking the Talk: Demonstrating Exercises

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19:12\xa0The Importance of Consistency and Effort

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19:50\xa0Learning from Different Cultures: The 90 90 Position

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20:20\xa0The Journey to Enjoying the 90 90 Position

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21:02\xa0The Importance of Mobility in Athletic Populations

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21:19\xa0The Role of Stick Mobility in Recovery

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23:05\xa0The Importance of Availability in Professional Sports

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26:49\xa0The Role of Mindset in Injury Recovery

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28:04\xa0The Correlation Between Mobility Work and Injury Reduction

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29:44\xa0The Importance of Ground Work

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32:28\xa0Learning More About Stick Mobility

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