Podcast appearances and mentions of aimee everett

After a tough start to their first WSL campaign, Crystal Palace captain Aimee Everett is here to give us the lowdown on how they've steadied the ship, what's surprised her most about the league and what it means - as a 23-year-old woman - to be a leader at this level. Plus, Aimee reveals which team she watches in her spare time - even if she is forced to - and tackles the all-important question: will Chloe be invited to their end of season party?Follow us on X, Instagram, and YouTube! Email us show@upfrontpod.com.Sign up for the Football Ramble Patreon to get ad-free Upfront shows and more: patreon.com/footballramble.***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!*** Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our 2016 conversation with Aimee is up now in episode 3! Aimee's coaching perspective is unique, well informed, and obviously effective. She had accomplished a lot before this conversation, and has done even more since!

Danny really opened up on this episode of the podcast, explaining what exactly went on with Mattie Rogers leaving his gym and moving to train under Aimee Everett, as well as how he sees the future under his new and rising athlete, Meredith Alwine!Coaches Only | https://www.weightliftinghouse.com/shopusa/coaches-only-feb21/Follow Danny https://www.instagram.com/camargo_oly/http://www.olyconcepts.com/

Aimee Everett, coach and co-owner at Catalyst Athletics, is our guest for episode 132 of Black Flag Athletics Black Flag Radio. One of only 3 female International Coaches in USA Weightlifting, she has devoted almost 25 years to the sport of Olympic Weightlifting as an athlete and a coach. As we find out in this episode Aimee’s goal is to help people become better in life and sport through mental work, strength, health and happiness—in and outside of the gym. On this episode we uncover her sixth sense when working with athletes; the power of intuition and self belief, the importance of having a personal connection, adaptability, ability to recognize emotions and communicate our feelings, showing our true strength, and always giving a little extra of yourself, enjoy!

In this week's episode of the Forza Athletics Life & Coaching Podcast I got the chance to speak with the 2018 Olympic Weightlifting Jr. Female Lifter of the Year Juliana (Jules) Riotto. Julia is also the 2018 Jr. World Silver Medalist, as well as the 2018 Jr. Pan American Champion. Juliana began her weightlifting career about 6 years ago when she won the teenage division power clean event of the Crossfit Games a few years ago. From there she began to focus more on Olympic Weightlifting where she took the world by storm in 2018 as a junior lifter. Now at 21, Juliana has her sights set on the 2024 Olympic Games. In this episode Juliana shares how she got into Olympic Weightlifting, what happened with the Crossfit Open power clean competition, her initial contact with USA Weightlifting, training with Dane Miller and Garage Strength, making the decision to put college on hold, traveling all over the world to compete, how she mentally prepares for competition, and the advice she has for people who want to pursue their passions. Juliana competes under the watchful eye of Aimee Everett and the Catalyst Athletics team. You can learn more about Catalyst Athletics You can learn more about Garage Strength You can learn more about Earth Fed Muscle

Adee Zukier Cazayoux is founder and CEO of Working Against Gravity, who is also known as the “Barbell Gypsy”. You can find Adee weightlifting, bobsledding, powerlifting, or competing in the NPGL or the CrossFit open. In 2016, she took a Bronze Medal at the Canadian National Weightlifting Championships. Adee has a BAH Psychology, and Masters in Teaching. She is also a Precision Nutrition Level 1 coach, and is currently completing her Masters in Nutrition and Human Performance. As an athlete Adee has studied/trained under many renowned coaches, most notably Aimee Everett, national champion, Travis Mash, world champion powerlifter, and Steve Sandor, Hungarian national champion. Adee is married to Michael Cazayoux, co-founder of Brute Strength, and host of Brute Strength Podcast. It was at Adee and Michael's house that I began developing The Strong Coach program. Talking to both her and Michael helped get clarity on what is needed in the industry and how we can best serve that role. There is no one way to be a coach, and Adee was my first client that I was not coaching as an athlete. She has exemplified organization and systems as a means of impacting people though her coaching. It's a real joy to have someone who used to be my student, now teach me many things. In this episode, Adee talks about how she created her business, Working Against Gravity, which now has 28 coaches on team! We also dives into all things coaching: Coaching as problem solving, the process for training coaches, mistakes made over the years, how to communicate authentically with clients, how to onboard new clients, how to receive feedback from your clients to improve your coaching, how to create accountability with your clients, how to give advice your clients actually take, and much more.

How does Camille Leblanc-Bazinet, Katrin Davidsdottir & Brooke Wells handle their nutrition? They call Adee Zukier Cazayoux. Adee is the founder of a nutrition program called Working Against Gravity that is used by a TON of high level athletes as well as thousands of other people. On Episode 198 Adee drops by to talk to us about the importance of tracking macros, why calories DO count, how remote coaching is awesome and why being balanced is almost impossible if you are chasing greatness and much much more. This is a great one gang. Make sure you check it out. Adee Zukier Cazayoux is known as the "Barbell Gypsy," you can find Adee weightlifting, bobsledding, powerlifting, or competing in the NPGL or the CrossFit open. In her childhood, Adee struggled with her weight and found herself at 16 years old, 45 lbs overweight and leading an unhealthy and unhappy life. After some encouragement from her mother she decided to make a change. With the help of Natalie Bean-Sole (Nutrition Forever), she gained control of her body and diet and discovered a new passion — nutrition. More recently, Adee has gained an immense amount of knowledge from working with other nutrition consultants known for creating "macro counting" diets and helping athletes lose fat. Continuously advancing her knowledge, Adee has completed her Precision Nutrition Level 1 and is constantly researching and studying to become better in her field. As an athlete Adee has studied/trained under many renowned coaches, most notably Aimee Everett, national champion, Travis Mash, world champion powerlifter, and Steve Sandor, Hungarian national champion. You can find Adee here: https://www.instagram.com/adeecazayoux/ http://www.workingagainstgravity.com/

Aimee Everett from Catalyst Athletics is on the podcast this week. Aimee's story is one of the most admirable examples of true dedication and persistence. Coming from two heroin addict parents, it's hard to imagine the inspiration and influence she would later have in countless lives in the world of weightlifting. In this episode we’ll be talking about women in weightlifting, motivation, loving your body, as well as her far from normal childhood and finding her path to Coach Mike Burgener. Enjoy the show. Brute Hotline: (801) 449-0503 Want a chance to get featured in a future episode? Call in and leave us a voicemail with some questions regarding training, nutrition, mindset, etc. Topics of discussion: [1:20] Being yourself [3:20] Coloring your feelings; adult coloring book [5:50] “Raised by wolves” [16:20] Young athlete career [24:30] Coaching from the soul [33:40] Finding balance as a Coach [42:10] W.A.G. nutrition Review: If you LOVE this podcast, please click HERE to leave me a review. It energizes me to keep doing these as well as pushes us higher in the rankings. Thank you all for the support. Follow us on Instagram @brute.strength

Known as the "Barbell Gypsy," you can find Adee weightlifting, bobsledding, powerlifting, or competing in the NPGL or the CrossFit open. More recently, Adee has gained an immense amount of knowledge from working with other nutrition consultants known for creating "macro counting" diets and helping athletes lose fat. She has just completed her Precision Nutrition Level 1. As an athlete Adee has studied/trained under many renowned coaches, most notably Aimee Everett, national champion, Travis Mash, world champion powerlifter, and Steve Sandor, Hungarian national champion. Starting out in the episode, Adee shares to us about the interesting story behind how she and Michael decided to get married. Moving on she shares about how she got into nutrition, weightlifting and becoming an entrepreneur. Next, we hear about the community, Working Against Gravity (WAG) and how the program has helped hundreds of people successfully hit their goals. Next, we dial in more on different types of diet, its impact on athletes, practical tips and her personal experience on the ketogenic diet. Then we discuss a little more on the psychological side of things as we talk about the association of food and insecurity, and how Adee practices and benefits from meditation. Wrapping up, Adee talks about what’s next for her and her greatest achievement so far with WAG. We then close our episode with 6 from 6. Great conversation guys. We hope you enjoy it True Pride is a wealth creation service who works with ambitious individuals & families looking to take control, worry less & get ahead. If you’re looking for a way to take control, worry less and get ahead when it comes to your money, True Pride is a wealth coaching business that will provide you with the tools you need to fast track this. Head to www.truepride.com.au/ADVF the get joining fee of $297 waived when you book a call via the website. Carve is a company that specializes in anything digital from building apps, designing a logo, automating your business down to setting up your next event. Carve is the partner to be when you want to have more time to focus on the things you love and scale your business. Get 10 hours free on any project by heading to www.carve.ph/advf. This podcast is proudly supported by AdventureFit Travel. AdventureFit Travel is an adventure travel company for the fitness community. Head over to www.adventurefittravel.com to check out all our trips, all our blogs from our blogging team, special offers and more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Projekt Possible we sat down with two of the best female weightlifters the U.S. has ever seen, Jessica Lucero and her coach Aimee Everett. Aimee shares how being raised and coached by Mike Burgener set her up for success in lifting, business, and even love. Jess tells us about her new goals now that the 2016 Olympics are out of the question. If you're struggling with the mental part of weightlifting, Jess and Aimee have advice for you. If there's jealousy amongst athletes in your gym this dream team explains how they create a perfect environment for progress.Jessica and Aimee can both snatch around 200 lbs, clean and jerk around 250 lbs, and squat around 360 lbs, and when girls have numbers like that, you probably want to sit down, ask great questions, and listen - and that's exactly what we did. We hope you love it!Jess has a Facebook page - Jessica Lucero. You can find her on Instagram @jessicalucero9 and snap chat jessicas979.Aimee tells you what's what on Instagram @aimees2cents and you can check out their website catalystathletics.com.Sign up for our newsletter and for the latest updates on the show.Check us out on Facebook: Projekt PossibleInstagram: @villains_sc, @idealisticisabelSnapchat @bkozack, @idealistisabelCheck out Brittney's blogs at idealisticisabel.com.

Snatch, Clean & Jerk.  When it comes to these lifts Greg is one of the most respected minds in the sport.  We traveled to Sunnyvale, CA to visit Greg's gym Catalyst Athletics to interview him and his wife Aimee.