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Dr. Andreo Spina interviews a diverse group of educators, athletes, and industry leaders in health & fitness. About Dr. Andreo Spina… A published author, and international speaker on the topics of joint health, human movement, sports performance, and injury management, Dr. Spina's training and manual therapy systems are currently utilized by practitioners world-wide including medical professionals and dozens of professional sports organizations, athletes, and performers in the NBA, NFL, NHL, MLB, MLS, NCAA, UFC and more.
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Thursday Feb 05, 2026
Thursday Feb 05, 2026
Training NFL athletes isn’t about chasing perfect programs. It’s about making the right decisions inside real-world constraints.
This conversation isn’t about drills or programming trends. It’s about building and maintaining physical qualities during an NFL season — when athletes are competing weekly, managing injuries, absorbing collisions, and still expected to improve.
Phil Matusz, former Head Strength and Conditioning Coach for the Pittsburgh Steelers, breaks down what the role actually demands: progressing strength within tight time windows, adjusting around injuries, and balancing performance with recovery week after week.
We’ve known Tusz since his time as Head Strength and Conditioning Coach at Boston College. His perspective comes from years operating in elite locker rooms, where programming is dictated by reality — not theory.
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