Train Smarter: Zach Thomas, Bam Adebayo & Top Doctors
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Host: Steve "Goldie" Goldstein, NHL Panthers TV Play-by-Play.
Published: July 8, 2026
Host: Steve "Goldie" Goldstein, NHL Panthers TV Play-by-Play.
Published: July 8, 2026
Weekend warriors may love the competition, but going all out without the right preparation can lead to injuries, heart health concerns and setbacks that keep men from staying active long term. In this episode of Baptist Health Talk, host Steve Goldstein leads a special men’s health panel featuring pro-football hall of famer Zach Thomas; Miami Heat all-star Bam Adebayo; Baptist Health Orthopedic Care sports medicine physician Dr. Luis Rodriguez; and Baptist Health Heart & Vascular Care cardiologist Dr. Sergiu Darbant.
Together, they discuss how men can train smarter, recover better and build healthier habits that last.
In this episode, you’ll hear about:
• Why weekend warriors should avoid jumping straight into intense activity
• Common injuries men experience as they age
• How to tell the difference between soreness, pain and a warning sign
• Why warmups, hydration, sleep and recovery matter
• What athletes like Zach Thomas and Bam Adebayo still prioritize today
• How walking, strength training and consistency can support heart health
• Why mental health is part of overall wellness for men
Whether you are getting back into fitness, staying active after 40 or trying to avoid injury while still competing, this conversation offers practical advice for building a healthier routine.
Host: Steve "Goldie" Goldstein, NHL Panthers TV Play-by-Play.
Guests: Bam Adebayo, Miami HEAT All-Star & two-time Olympic gold medalist.
Luis Rodriguez, M.D. Primary Care Sports Medicine Physician, Baptist Health Primary Care.
Sergiu Darabant, M.D., cardiologist, Baptist Health Heart & Vascular Care.
Zach Thomas, Miami Dolphins Alumni & pro football hall of famer.
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