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Breathing, pain and performance for men under pressure. From a health scientist who has been in the cage. Everyone tells you to push through. Nobody sits in your corner and tells you what's actually going on. Daily episodes from health scientist and breathing performance trainer Shaun Tucker, on the thing nobody taught you: how to read what your own body is saying. The tight neck that isn't a neck problem. The back that keeps coming back. Gassing out when you're fit. Lying awake with your brain still going at eleven at night. Your body has been telling you something the whole time, in the only language it has. You're not switched on too much. You're switched on too hard. And the fix isn't more discipline, it's learning what the signal means and changing it at the breath. Between rounds, every fighter gets a man in his corner. Most blokes never get one at all. This is that. shauntucker.com.au
Unknown Host hosts Man In Your Corner with Shaun Tucker, a health show with 197 episodes published.
You've been stretching your hips for two years. So why, by lunchtime, are they tight again? You've done all the right things — followed the advice, been consistent — and it feels good during the stretch. But by the end o
You already know how to drop your shoulders and pull them back and down. So why, ten seconds later, are they up around your ears again? This one's about the patterns underneath — and why the tension you hold in your neck
You're not gassing out. You're just not breathing properly. They're not the same thing — but bad breathing will gas you out sooner. When the pressure hits (the cage, a sparring round, any perceived threat), the first thi
Count your sighs and you'll see how overloaded you really are. It's a free measure you can run anywhere: not the deliberate breaths you take on purpose, but the involuntary ones — the ones where your nervous system is qu
You're not an insomniac. You're carrying something. When you wake at 3am and can't get back to sleep, it's usually not a sleep disorder — it's the load you're carrying showing up when everything else goes quiet. This one
You grind your teeth at night because your body never got the all-clear during the day. When you're chronically stressed and there's nowhere for it to go, the body finds the easiest place to release it — your jaw. This o
Your body knew before you did. In Shaun's first-ever cage fight he was TKO'd in 16 seconds — but the signals were flashing long before the bell. This one's about the red flags your body throws up early, why the mind even
Your pain keeps coming back because no one's asking why. The symptom gets treated, the appointments keep coming, but the root never gets touched. This one's about the pattern underneath your pain — movement, emotion, and
The best thing you can teach your kids is how to breathe when it's scary. But here's the catch — you can't teach it. Regulation is caught, not taught. Your kids learn to steady themselves by watching you steady yourself.
That thing you call "stress" — the tight shoulders, the headache, the queasy belly — is a signal, not a label. And the second you slap the word "stress" on it, you stop listening. This one's about sitting with the signal
That 3pm crash isn't a discipline problem — it's your body sending a signal. Reaching for caffeine just borrows energy from future you. This one reframes the afternoon dip and the whole idea of recovery: you don't need m
You're not unfit. You're just not refilling. Recovery isn't ice baths and macro-counting — it's whether you can modulate your breathing to drop into rest on command. This one hands you the Tucker breath: a dead-simple te
That tight neck isn't a neck problem. Where you feel the pain usually isn't where it's coming from — it's the surface of something deeper, and your breath is what reveals it. This one reframes pain as a message, and teac
No is a complete sentence. If you're the man who says yes to everything and feels guilty saying no, this one's for you. It's about holding the boundary without over-explaining — because that's where self-respect actually
Shaun sits down with his close friend Tim Beanland — video content producer, sharp salesman, and someone who's lived the highs and lows of bipolar II. It's a wide-ranging, honest one: why effort beats AI shortcuts, how t
Your kids won't remember the hours you worked. They'll remember how you made them feel. This one's for the provider dad running on empty: why ten regulated minutes beats hours of distracted presence — and why your kids a
Eight hours' sleep and you still wake up exhausted? It's not a sleep problem — it's a rest problem. Quality rest beats quantity every time. This one's the free, no-supplement protocol Shaun uses with clients to access de
You're not stuck. You're just loyal to an old version of yourself. There's a version of you still playing out in your reality right now — and holding onto who you think you are is exhausting. This one's about letting tha
You're not lazy. Your stress bucket is full — and that's why you don't look like you lift. This one reframes gains and recovery: performance only happens when the environment allows it, and a chronically stressed system
Most people quit one moment before it pays off. You're often one step from what you set out to achieve — but you pull out, because you were committed to the goal, not to yourself. This one's about choosing it consciously
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Man In Your Corner with Shaun Tucker is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Health (entrepreneurship) and has published 197 episodes.
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