Champion Living with Doug Champion

Doug Champion, Logan Corbett, Paul Lloyd

dougchampion@championlivingfitness.com

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Booking Overview

A performance-first coaching show focused on what it really takes to win in training, nutrition, and mindset—built around lessons from rodeo and elite competition. It mixes practical coaching with selective expert interviews, making it a strong platform for credible fitness, recovery, and performance specialists.

Metrics

Episodes: 300

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.9/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Male

Location: USA

Instagram: 26.0k followers

Contact Information

dougchampion@championlivingfitness.com

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Host

Doug Champion - CSCS; CEO of Champion Living Fitness; host of the Champion Living Podcast. Focuses on training, nutrition, recovery, discipline, and high-performance mindset informed by elite athletics/rodeos and ...

Logan Corbett - CSCS; co-host on Champion Living Podcast, contributing expertise in training and performance coaching aligned to the show’s high-performance, disciplined lifestyle framework.

Paul Lloyd - Co-host on Champion Living Podcast, supporting the show’s emphasis on mindset, movement, and practical performance strategies across fitness and competitive life.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium
Typical Credentials:  
Practicing fitness/performance professionals (e.g., CSCS-style backgrounds), evidence-informed recovery/nutrition clinicians or researchers, or recognized experts/credible practitioners with real-world competitive experience. Mission-driven athletes/advocates are also viable when tied to active living, adaptive equipment, and measurable impact.
Required Achievements:  
Runs or leads a training/performance organization (e.g., 'fitness' studio/practice), Demonstrated expertise in recovery optimization (blood work, inflammation, injury recovery), Competitive endurance/athletic background with documented challenge-to-growth story, Involvement with foundations/initiatives that expand access to equipment or adaptive activity

Recent Guest Discussions

JR - Spartan Race Resilience And Mindset; Teamwork/accountability; Adversity Reveals Hidden Potential; Commitment To Growth; Mission Behind Spur Your Way Out Foundation.

Eric Lore - Peptides And Glp-1s For Performance/recovery; Risks And Evidence; Foundational Health Habits; Inflammation; Injury Recovery; Nervous System Function; Nutrition; Blood Markers; Gut Health.

Recent Topics

Sports Performance, Fitness, Strength, Recovery, Nutrition

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Champion Living with Doug Champion
:

The Hardest Thing We've Done Outside the Arena | Spartan Race Recap

June 01, 2026

What happens when you willingly sign up to do something that seems impossible? In this episode of the Champion Living Podcast, Doug Champion welcomes JR back to the show to relive their recent Spartan Race experience—a challenge that tested far more than physical fitness. From brutal carries and slippery climbs to deep mud bogs, barbed wire crawls, and a dramatic finish through the fire pit, this race became a powerful lesson in resilience, teamwork, mindset, and discovering what you're truly...

Peptides, GLP-1s & Real Performance Optimization with Eric Lore | Champion Living Podcast

May 25, 2026

In this episode of The Champion Living Podcast, Doug sits down with Eric Lore of Lore Fitness to break down the truth behind peptides, GLP-1 medications, recovery protocols, blood work, gut health, and real performance optimization. The fitness industry is flooded with misinformation around compounds like BPC-157, TB500, semaglutide, and GLP-based therapies. Eric explains what these compounds actually do, where they may help, the risks involved, and why foundational health habits still matter...

The Problem Isnt Discipline: Most Rodeo Athletes Lack Structure

May 18, 2026

In this solo Champion Living Podcast episode, host Doug Champion explains why high performers aren't more motivated—they're more structured. He breaks down how motivation is an emotion that fades when life gets chaotic, and why athletes (especially in rodeo) often live reactively based on how they feel, creating inconsistency and burnout. Doug argues that structure creates freedom by removing daily self-negotiation, and that real transformation is repetitive, built through small decisions and...

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