I have found this podcast and amazing team at the right time for me! I am 35 and have lived with hip osteoarthritis for 17 years. I’m really hoping to get to a better place with this condition, so I can live a more comfortable and full life! I have already learned so much and I just started binge consuming a few days ago! Thanks for your help and expertise!

This couple has some good information in their area of expertise, physical movement, but they check their science brains at the door when they give a platform to quacks with no scientific validity. Promoting the ideas of eugenicists like Weston A. Price—a man trained in the 1800s before many of the tenets of science were established—and marketers with a wonder product to sell that will cure cavities or nearsightedness makes me doubt their own intentions. I now question their ability or interest in vetting science when it interferes with their reach and profits. They are part of the wellness misinformation machine when they do this.

It was an honor to be a guest on this podcast a while back. But I started back listening to podcasts recently and just have to say…I loved episode 327. Great information and NOT what you typically hear/see on social media. Thank you for this.

As a PM&R doctor I am a huge believer in the power of physical therapy. Dr Jen and Dr Dom are incredibly skilled in their practice and provide a wealth of free information through their Instagram pages and this podcast. Health and having an “optimal body” requires a multimodal approach, and they discuss many of those other factors here. This podcast is an incredible resource!

I’m going to be brutally honest and I really hope you take my feedback into consideration. I want to continue listening to your podcast, but it drives me crazy how you both sneakily add in product placement or selling your online health platform. At times the podcast just feel like one long infomercial. For example, the podcast on muscle cramps felt like one long advertisement for the electrolyte product you use and are pushing to sell. I had to stop listening to that episode because I found it so irritating. I know you need to sell products, but I’d much rather you took commercial breaks during the podcast (This product is brought to you by…) than try to sneak it into the episode or base an episode around a product. The same goes for some of the guests you have on the show (like the doctor’s who made the vitamin). Sadly, it makes you both sound like salesman rather than physical therapist. I hope you consider making this change and just creating episodes based on helpful information (for example, top exercises for osteoporosis etc). Thank you for reading.

Jen and Dom are able to attract interesting guests. They are total cheerleaders and constantly affirm each other and their guests, sadly not adding any nuance or critical thinking. Hope they can deepen the conversation with more debate and discussion of the controversial sides of the topics they discuss.

The quality and variety of information shared on this podcast is super helpful. The variety of guest interviews keeps it interesting too, though Jen and Dom are great by themselves! Their other accounts on IG and YT are totally worth following, too! I have learned so much invaluable information about exercising form and body mechanics.

I stumbled across docjenfit as a new grad physical therapist. It helped shape my treatment approach with patients and also helped me understand my own body more—especially the importance and “how to” of engaging the core during all activities. This year I got my mom a yearly subscription from docjenfit and she is loving it! Definitely been recommending docjenfit on a variety of platforms including this podcast to patients, friends, and family!

Jen and Dom do a great job presenting information in a way that empowers me to help myself.

The Optimal Body podcast has been so insightful in my fitness journey, I’ve learned so much on how to improve my lifestyle not to mention how enjoyable they are to listen to🙌