The Next Chapter

Jon Torine spent 14 years of his career as the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach for the Indianapolis Colts. Jon got to work with some of the NFL's best players on a daily basis, tasked with improving players' performance. Jon shares his story of how, as a college athlete, he decided he wanted to become a strength and conditioning coach and how he ultimately achieved that feat not too long after.  For those interested in learning about what strength coaching is or how to become a strength coach, Jon has you covered. Listen to Jon's episode to hear his story and learn about what we think to be one of the most interesting  jobs in the NFL.  Is strength coaching in your next chapter?Support the show (https://sidelinedusa.securepayments.cardpointe.com/pay?total=0.00&paymentType=cc)

Jordan Anderson lives in Chicago, IL. He is an athletic trainer and board member for Sidelined USA. Jordan Anderson grew up playing sports and was often injured as a result of his activities. He took interest in athletic training after receiving help from, and later shadowing his high school athletic trainer. Jordan spent a great deal of his career working on the sidelines for New Trier High School. Recently, Jordan transitioned into a new role at NorthShore University HealthSystem. Jordan brings valuable perspective as he has a variety of experience in multiple athletic training roles. Jordan also provides helpful insight and advice to those considering athletic training, a role providing medical care while staying involved in 'the game' in your next chapter.Support the show (https://sidelinedusa.securepayments.cardpointe.com/pay?total=0.00&paymentType=cc)

Nick LoGalbo has been coaching high school basketball for the past 15 years and has recently started working with the USA Basketball Junior-National Team. He grew up in inner-city Chicago where he developed a love for basketball. At a certain point, LoGalbo knew he wouldn't be playing in the NBA but was confident in two things: his passion for the game and his passion for teaching and helping people. LoGalbo shares his story and talks about the importance of service in coaching. He talks about the qualities that make a good coach and the steps one might take if they find themselves interested in coaching. LoGalbo currently coaches and teaches at Lane Tech High School in Chicago, IL where he also serves as Head Athletic Director. LoGalbo has generously given out his personal email for those interested in coaching so they may reach out to him with questions and/or for advice. Reach LoGalbo at nicklogalbo@gmail.comSupport the show (https://sidelinedusa.securepayments.cardpointe.com/pay?total=0.00&paymentType=cc)

Clement Townsend, a seasoned sports broadcaster of 17 years shares with The Next Chapter Podcast what a career in sports broadcasting looks like, from sitting behind an anchor desk, to reporting from the sidelines mid-game, to directing sports broadcasts, and even working the camera on a show. Additionally, Townsend shares how to get involved in sports broadcasting no matter what level you're at or how old you are. Listen to the episode to explore the ins and outs of sports broadcasting and see if the field is something that interests you. Perhaps sports broadcasting is in your next chapter?Check out Clement Townsend's book How To Become A Broadcasting Star: Your Step By Step GuideEmail Clement at clement@broadcastingcareermentor.comFacebook and Instagram: ctownsendtvSupport the show (https://sidelinedusa.securepayments.cardpointe.com/pay?total=0.00&paymentType=cc)