Prison to Performance Coach: Chad Dunn's Story (ep 113)

In this episode of the Pain Free Athlete Podcast, host Dana Jones speaks with Chad Dunn, co-founder and CEO of Move Human Performance Center. Chad shares his transformative journey from overcoming personal adversity, including time spent in prison, to becoming a behavioral change specialist in the field of health and sports performance. The conversation delves into the importance of mindset, behavior change, and resilience in both personal recovery and athletic performance. Chad emphasizes the need for a supportive environment and the role of coaching in developing young athletes' character and critical thinking skills. He also discusses strategies for long-term recovery and the significance of self-identity in navigating the pressures of youth sports.

Chad’s Bio:

After serving two years in federal prison for money-laundering, Chad Dunn rebuilt his life by inspiring others to overcome their limitations. A certified behavioral change specialist with over twenty years of experience in the health, modern fitness and sports performance fields, Chad has worked with NFL players, NBA prospects, and people recovering from catastrophic injuries. He co-founded and built MOVE Physical Therapy & Human Performance Center in Chandler, Arizona with his wife and business partner Jackie.

Email - [e-mail]

Website - mindovervirtuallyeverything.com and moveperformance.com

IG: @moveperformance

FB: @chaddunn

Dana’s Links:

⁠⁠⁠https://www.painfreeathletepodcast.com⁠⁠⁠

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