Podcasts about Alpine skiing

This week we're recapping a successful Bates Carnival for the skiing teams. Some first-years impressed in their collegiate debuts, and some more experienced skiers also scored crucial points for the Bobcats. Plus, Max Cory and the men's swimming team turned in some big performances Sunday against Middlebury, and track and field competed in their first meet of 2025. That's this week, on the Bates Bobcast! Interviews this episode: 1:34 -- Sage Grossi '28 and Greta Hendrickson '28, Nordic Skiing. (Bobcats of the Week) 23:35 -- Jaelie Hovey '25, Alpine Skiing. 31:53 -- Alannah Ardrey '27, Women's Track and Field. 44:28 -- Max Cory '26, Men's Swimming.

We ring in the new year with a preview of the Bates Carnival, hosted by the alpine and Nordic skiing teams this Friday and Saturday at Sunday River and Black Mountain. Plus, Lewiston's own Chiwer Mayen put on a show for Bates men's basketball fans against Saint Joseph's, and our Bobcats of the Week impressed against Division I opponents. That's this week, on the Bates Bobcast! Interviews this episode: 1:29 -- Sarah Hughes '27, Women's Basketball. (Female Bobcat of the Week) 6:47 -- Chiwer Mayen '26, Men's Basketball. 17:01 -- John Weigel '27, Men's Swimming. (Male Bobcat of the Week) 26:10 -- Sequoia Anstine '25, Kenzie Arnott '25, Nic Hotermans '25, and Kyle Kagan '25, Alpine Skiing captains. 40:20 -- Eva McDonough '25, Nordic Skiing captain.

Chris Duffin is joined by Alex Miller, a dedicated innovator transforming the fitness tech landscape. They'll dive into the groundbreaking features of the Lift Lab app—a cutting-edge training tool designed to bring personalized coaching right to your phone. From sophisticated AI that analyzes your movement to a uniquely adaptable coaching system, the Lift Lab app is changing the game by focusing on simplicity and effectiveness. Alex Miller will share insights into the advanced pose estimation models, the importance of personalized stress management, and how the app leverages years of data to deliver hyper-personalized training. Chris and Alex will also discuss the thoughtful methodology behind data collection and the app's user-friendly approach, ensuring that complexity doesn't hinder your progress. Whether you're preparing for a competitive powerlifting meet or looking to enhance your everyday workouts, this episode explores how the Lift Lab app can help you achieve your fitness goals with precision and ease.   Download the LiftLab app today and find the optimal balance between effort and recovery: https://www.liftlabapp.com   This episode of the ARCHITECT of RESILIENCE podcast is available on Apple, Spotify & YouTube, and is sponsored by @naboso_technology : The Foundation of Movement.

Marcel Hirscher to Miss Rest of Alpine Skiing Season Due to Knee Injury

Alpine Skiing Legend Mikaela Shiffrin Out for at Least Several Weeks for Injury

Alpine skiing is one of the core sports on today's Winter Olympic program, but it wasn't even an event at the very first Winter Olympics at Chamonix in 1924. Instead, the only skiing that mattered was cross-country, ski jumping, and Nordic combined. Was there drama? Of course! And it started in qualifications. We've got the full story here, including Mother Nature's revenge, an incorrect podium, and the man who created technology that would forever change the sport of skiing.  Alison's got the full details in this episode! For a transcript of this episode and full source list, please visit http://flamealivepod.com.   Thanks so much for listening, and until next time, keep the flame alive!   Keep the Flame Alive: Games History Moment with hosts Jill Jaracz & Alison Brown is released monthly. In 2024, these episodes explore the first Winter Olympic Games at Chamonix, France in 1924. Look for our regular episodes every week, with daily editions during the Olympics and Paralympics. Support the show: http://flamealivepod.com/support Bookshop.org store: https://bookshop.org/shop/flamealivepod   Hang out with us online: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/flamealivepod Insta: http://www.instagram.com/flamealivepod X: http://www.twitter.com/flamealivepod Facebook Group: hhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/flamealivepod Newsletter: Sign up at https://mailchi.mp/ee507102fbf7/flamealivepod VM/Text: (208) FLAME-IT / (208) 352-6348              

Winter sports fans are still descending on the south for the final week of the 11th annual Winter Games.  Hundreds will take part in the largest snow sport event in the Southern Hemisphere, based around Queenstown.  D'Arcy catches up with Alpine Skier Piera Hudson to preview her event.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Betar talks Region F athletics, shares the excitement of sending one athlete to Italy next March for Alpine Skiing at the Special Olympics World Games, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

This week we're talking with Nordic skiing senior captains Olivia Cuneo and Cal Schrupp, after both recorded top-10 performances at the Dartmouth Carnival, with Cuneo earning a spot on the podium! Plus, junior Truman Williams broke a Bates track and field record that had stood since before he was born, and women's basketball gears up for the NESCAC tournament. All that and more, on the Bates Bobcast! Interviews this episode: 1:19 -- Cal Schrupp '24 and Olivia Cuneo '24 (Female Bobcat of the Week), Nordic Skiing captains. 20:56 -- Avery Leonard '24, Alpine Skiing captain. 28:24 -- Truman Williams '25, Men's Track & Field (Male Bobcat of the Week). 37:44 -- Marrich Somridhivej '26, Men's Swimming & Diving. 44:17 -- Alison Montgomery, Head Coach, Women's Basketball.

On the latest Bobcast, we're taking an inside look at one of the most thrilling plays in Bates women's basketball history! Plus, we have multiple "multi" interviews for you from our track and field team, and Bates athletics is gearing up for the installation of a digital display in Alumni Gymnasium, with the hopes of establishing a long-awaited Hall of Fame. Meet the alum. whose passion for Bates history has helped lead to this moment. All that and more.... Interviews this episode: 2:01 -- Alexandra Long '25, Women's Basketball. (Female Bobcat of the Week) 14:20 -- Livia Kozick '24, Women's Track & Field. 23:17 -- Carson Moellering '26, Men's Track & Field. (Male Bobcat of the Week) 31:11 -- Juliette Hoder '27, Women's Alpine Skiing. 38:23 -- Olivia Cuneo '24, Women's Nordic Skiing. 51:41 -- Tia Billimoria '27, Women's Squash. 60:00 -- Ira Waldman '73

This week we're catching up with three generations of women's basketball players and coaches, all of whom are part of what is quickly becoming a remarkable season for Bates. Plus, we chat with a pair of squash players and track athletes who secured key victories over the weekend. All that and more... Interviews this episode: 1:29 -- Adrienne Shibles '91, Elsa Daulerio '26 (Female Bobcat of the Week), and head coach Alison Montgomery, Women's Basketball. 25:03 -- Seneca Moore '27, Men's Track & Field. (Male Bobcat of the Week) 30:07 -- Carli Ciavarelli '26, Women's Track & Field. 37:28 -- Max Cory '26, Men's Swimming & Diving. 47:15 -- Max Good '25, Men's Squash. 60:02 -- Navya Gupta '27, Women's Squash. 71:11 -- Kurt Simard, Head Coach, Alpine Skiing.

У Кубку Світу з біатлону сьогодні стартує класичний етап у Обергофі, а це означає, що позаду уже третина активного біатлонного сезону. Саме про це і говоримо з коментатором біатлону на Суспільне Спорт, Андрієм Сухецьким. Як стартувала наша збірна, у чому проблематика чоловічої збірної, і чи пройшла уже зміна поколінь у жіночій збірній України з біатлону.

Welcome to episode 126 of Sports Management Podcast. Sarah Lewis OBE OLY is a highly respected international sports leader with an extensive network across the Olympic Movement and sport industry. Sarah became an Olympian in Alpine Skiing, representing Great Britain at the Calgary 1988 Games. From 1998 to 2020 she was Secretary General of the largest international winter sports federation, FIS. Currently, she is running her own company Sarah Lewis Global Sports Leader, providing services to sport, business, and society. In 2018 Sarah was awarded the Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire on the Queen's New Year Honours List for services to sport. Get ready to learn: How she was the only British Olympic skier who didn't live abroad The importance of multi-tasking What it means to Sarah to be an Olympian Receiving an OBE from the late Her Majesty the queen The termination of her role as Secretary General Her best advice to young women in sports And much more! WATCH ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/RlLIoVZ1_8c 00:00 Intro 02:11 Sports for Social Change 03:17 Getting into Sports 08:16 Becoming an Olympian 11:30 Transitioning into Sports Business 16:25 GB Snowsport 21:21 Secretary General for FIS 24:50 Growing the Game of Skiing 29:06 Secretary General of AIOWF 33:00 Her Abrupt End at FIS 39:45 Senior Strategic Advisor for Chinese Winter Sports 45:05 Sarah Lewis Global Sports Leader 48:10 Receiving Her OBE 50:16 Best Advice for Women in Sports 54:00 Outro  Follow us on social media Instagram Twitter LinkedIn YouTube Sign up for the newsletter! www.sportsmanagementpodcast.com

No matter at what age you enter a sport, your attitude is what cements your success. Today's guest and the first woman to join the Saudi Arabia Alpine Skiing Team, Sharifa Al-Sudairi, epitomises courage in competition. The 36-year-old athlete only took up professional ski racing in 2020 and admits that she has a long way to go. But Sharifa has already become a trailblazer among Arab women for her “never give up” mindset, which she has consciously been training since becoming an athlete. From growing up tackling the slopes of Switzerland as a child to enduring crashes as a forerunner, Sharifa has kept picking herself back up to push on in the sport and competed in her first official competition at Ski Dubai last November, which we get into in the show.We also discuss the huge potential in winter sports that is building in the Kingdom, now that Saudi Arabia has won the bid to host the 2029 Asian Winter Games and the reception that women from the region have been receiving world over for making a mark in a range of sports. Sharifa's perspective and lessons through skiing resonate with us, and we hope they do with you too!Enjoy! To follow Sharifa, head to @sharifa_skiTo find out more about the Saudi Snow Sports Federation, visit @sssfksa and wintersports.saToday's episode was supported by the awesome and adventurous team at Deep Dive Dubai, the world's deepest pool. Check them out for some truly awe-inspiring scuba and freedive experiences. Visit www.deepdivedubai.comOur wider support team for this episode includes Editor JJ Thompson and our Artwork is by the talented Alexandra Hickey of Studio Theodore. For more info, visit www.themettleset.com , and follow us on @themettlesetDawn & Afshan @dawnable @afshahmed

Georgia Simmerling is a Bronze Olympic medalist and a 4-time Olympic Athlete. Georgia was the first Canadian athlete to ever compete in a different sport in three different Olympic Games; Alpine Skiing in Vancouver 2010, Ski Cross in Sochi 2014, and Team Pursuit Cycling in Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020. She remains Canada's only 3-time multi-sport Olympian, and she takes Alex and Meredith through her journey. She created a female-powered sports agency called AG Sports, where she aims to generate positive change and equity in the sports landscape. In Part 1, Georgia shares her story of injury, recovery, change, growth, loss, and unwavering determination.— How Alex and Meredith met Georgia— Georgia's Olympic Career— Dealing with Injury: Broken Neck, Broken Back, Broken Legs, Concussions, Shattered Wrist, and a Nearly Torn Tongue— Winter Olympics and Summer Olympics— Support Systems & Healing: Fiancée Stephanie Labbé's Impact— Exploring Different Sports— Self-Determination and Athleticism— Creating AG Sports— Working with project8 as Director of Global Partnerships— Female Representation in Sports Resources Mentioned in This Episode:Follow Georgia Simmerling on IG Learn about Georgia's Olympic CareerRead About Georgia's Story────────────────────────────Want to work with Tactic Functional Nutrition? Check Out Our Services Learn More About Us Here and be sure to follow Tactic Nutrition on IG!Stay in the loop with us by signing up for our email list!

Mike, Manny and Dan return to talk random Hextall-era players, best-on-best competitions, could the Flyers buy us out, winning a Cup in a one-off vs long term success, Flyers carnival activities, more!

"If I set my mind to something, I won't stop until I achieve it. I'm willing to sacrifice and continue to work long past what everyone else is willing to do in order to achieve my goals.”Over an inspiring 18-year career Lindsey Vonn transcended the sport of alpine skiing. 82 World Cup race wins, Olympic gold and World Championship titles in both the Downhill and Super G disciplines made Lindsey one of the greatest racers of all time, but her career wasn't without setbacks, and she is also known for an unrelenting grit that allowed her to bounce back from failure and injury alike. In this episode of Mind Set Win, Lindsey shares with host Cédric Dumont just how crucial grit was in helping her achieve her goals, and Cédric then discusses two powerful equations from Lindsey's favourite book that we can incorporate into our own daily lives. For more, check out www.redbull.com/mindsetwinGet in touch with us @cedricdumont & @lindseyvonn

Our friend (and wildly accomplished artist & designer), Geoff McFetridge, came to CB to pay us a visit, and after two great days of skiing, Geoff and Jonathan sat down in Blister HQ to talk telemark vs alpine skiing; ski graphics (and Geoff's favorite graphic on a ski in Blister HQ); broadening outdoor media; Blister swag; and more.TOPICS & TIMES:Coming to CB (3:29)Telemark vs. Alpine Skiing (17:56)Balancing Work & Skiing (26:27)Talking about skiing with non skiers (34:50)Favorite Ski Graphic in Blister HQ? (43:17)Pharell & Powerful Graphic Design (48:11)Blister Swag (53:19)Broadening Outdoor Media (1:04:38)RELATED LINKS:Become a Blister + Spot MemberOur Other Podcasts with Geoff:Blister Podcast ep 116Blister Podcast ep 129Blister Podcast ep 125: How to TeleGEAR:30 ep 95: Telemark Ski GearGeoff is on CRAFTED on 3.1.23SEE OUR OTHER PODCASTS:CRAFTED Bikes & Big IdeasOff The CouchGEAR:30Happy Hour Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Чемпіонат Світу з гірськолижного спорту 2023 позаду. Розбираємо детально всі події Чемпіонату. Хто здивував, а хто розчарував. Що там в українському спорті? Що чекати від закінчення сезону. Та короткий апдейт по іншим зимовим чемпіонатах світуНовини з Чемпіонатів Світу з фристайлу, сноубордингу та лижного спорту; Яким був цей Чемпіонат Світу з гірськолижного спорту для збірної України;Найяскравіша чемпіонка з Канади, та вдалий чемпіонат для Шифрін;Марко Одермат та Алексі Пінтуро - герої чоловічої частини чемпіонату;Що там ще залишилося у сезоні?Подкаст про гірськолижний спорт - Білий Цирк Як і в минулих сезонах, зимові види спорту обговорюють Віталій та Інна Волочай.Підпишіться на телеграм канал White Circus, все найцікавіше про гірські лижі в одному каналіПідпишіться на наш патреон, і підтримайте Спортхаб на авторів

This week we are recapping a "Berry" fast NESCAC Championships for men's swimming, where senior captain Nathan Berry won a pair of conference championships, and made history in the 100-yard backstroke. Plus, we preview the baseball and men's lacrosse seasons. All that and more... Interviews this episode: 1:01 -- Nathan Berry '23, Men's Swimming captain, NESCAC Champion: 100-backstroke and 100-freestyle. 15:13 -- Mathias Boudreau-Golfman '25, Nordic Skiing. 22:25 -- Crawford Jones '23, Alpine Skiing captain. 31:35 -- Erika Parker '23, Women's Squash captain, Epps Cup Champions. 37:54 -- Derek Shen '23, Men's Track and Field sprinter, 60-meter dash: school record 6.92 seconds. 48:05 -- Dan Annino, Head Coach, Men's Lacrosse. 56:19 -- Jon Martin, Head Coach, Baseball.

Podcast series from the Met Office investigating climate - the underlying science and the challenges we face from a warming planet. Mostly Climate - The future of snow and ice: Alpine skiing How do resorts prepare snow for the ski season? What are the differences between natural and man made snow? And what is the future for Alpine resorts as global temperatures rise? As part of our series looking at the future of global snow and ice Rosie Oakes talks to snow scientist Carlo Carmagnola. Music: Dan Autiero Nebula by Stepic5 | Free Listening on SoundCloud The Met Office is the United Kingdom's national weather service. Our website carries the latest UK and global weather forecasts, detailed information on weather types and climate science and UK weather records for previous months, seasons and years. www.metoffice.gov.uk

Cindy Ehnes was the first American woman to win Gold in a Winter Paralympics. Her speed might have been a result of being a Bonne Bell girl, the sporty, outdoor group of girls that skied fast and sold cosmetics. If she lost a race the man got to kiss her. Then Cindy earned a law degree and launched a high-profile career in the healthcare field that included serving as Director of California's Department of Managed Health Care under Governor Schwarzenegger. How did turn perception of disability upside down? How didn't she?

The Bates alpine and Nordic skiing teams host the Bates Carnival this Thursday through Saturday. Plus, meet the walk-on who has become a crucial cog in the women's basketball team's defense, and we chat with our Bobcats of the Week, both of whom played huge roles in the swimming program's dramatic dual meet sweep of Middlebury on Sunday. That's this week, on the Bates Bobcast! Interviews this episode: 1:12 -- Alexandra Long '25, Women's Basketball. 7:56 -- Marjorie McLeod '24, Women's Swimming and Diving. (Female Bobcat of the Week) 16:16 -- Nate Sommer '23, Men's Swimming and Diving captain. (Male Bobcat of the Week) 26:46 -- Grace Schierwagen '23 and Crawford Jones '23, Alpine Skiing captains. 39:05 -- James Upham, Interim Head Coach, Nordic Skiing.

Розбираємо найцікавіші моменти і тенденції третини поточного сезону, а також визначаємо приємні сюрпризи і розчарування. Як наздоганяти календар і куди переносити відмінені гонки? Як зберегти баланс між швидкісним і технічними видами?Як змінився склад учасників у новому Олімпійському циклі, хто вішає лижі на цвях і коли себе проявить молодь?Наскільки присутня інтрига в окремих видах і в цілому? І чого нам чекати напередодні Чемпіонату СвітуЦе та інше пробуємо вмістити у шкільний урок на фоні віртуальної Новорічної ялинки)Як і в минулих сезонах, зимову формулу-1 обговорюють Віталій та Інна Волочай.Підпишіться на телеграм канал White Circus, все найцікавіше про гірські лижі в одному каналіПідпишіться на наш патреон, і підтримайте Спортхаб на авторів

Andrew Haraghey might ski better than he walks. The Paralympic athlete with Cerebral Palsy turns perception of disability upside down by being a speed specialist. Even with compromised leg strength, he loves the fastest events. Clean-cut and soft spoken, you'd never know that his greatest joy is going like his hair is on fire.

Минулий сезон у зимових видах спорту закінчився поза нашою увагою через повномасштабне вторгнення країни-терориста, але саме тому у цьому сезоні ми спробуємо надолужити та ще активніше знайомити вас з зимовою Формулою-1.Уже 22 жовтня в австрійському Зольдені стартує Кубок Світу 2022/23 з гірськолижного спорту. Нові обличчя, молоді надії, а також досвідчені фаворити у боротьбі за кришталеві глобуси нового сезону.Говоримо про нові локації в розкладі Кубку та про гірські лижі в Каліфорнії. Детально про зміни виробників лиж, травми, повернення, а також дебюти. Як і в минулих сезонах, зимову формулу-1 обговорюють Віталій та Інна Волочай.Підпишіться на телеграм канал White Circus, все найцікавіше про гірські лижі в одному каналіПідпишіться на наш патреон, і підтримайте Спортхаб на авторів  

This week, Gigi talks to the legendary alpine skiing Olympic champion, Lindsey Vonn. Lindsey talks about near-death crashes, the mental toll that comes with starting from ground zero after an accident, how she weathered insomnia and anxiety on the slopes, and why she has no regrets. Lindsey also gives us tips to cultivate mental resilience and how to keep our cool under pressure! Produced by Michael Lane Jingle by Rhys Tivey Follow Gillian on Instagram and Twitter: @gilliansagansky Follow Lindsey on Instagram: @lindseyvonn A Type7 podcast https://type7.com/. A RecTag production.

Aaron Herber is a senior at HHS and is a 2023 Raider graduate. Throughout high school he has participated in numerous sports such as football from 9th-10th grade, Cross Country from 10th-12 grade, Alpine Ski from 7th-12th grade, and baseball from 9th-12th grade. Aaron has been All-conference in Alpine Skiing and a 4 time state qualifier. This year he hopes to qualify again and become all-state. Aaron has great insight into the positive roles coaches can play in an athlete's life.

In July 2009, Kevin Mather was on a training ride in the foothills of Los Angeles with a group of friends when he was hit by a truck. His athletic pursuits continued on. Like a story in a book, his athletic career went through various chapters. Early on, he focused on competing in marathons, triathlons, and even Ironman competitions. He would finish first in his category at the L.A. Marathon in 2012 and then finished second that year at the Ironman World Championship in Kona, Hawaii. Afterwards, he would pursue alpine skiing and was a member of the U.S. Paralympic ski team. In 2017, he got serious about archery and would win the gold medal at the Paralympic Games in Tokyo.

David Kiley, aka DK, began his love affair with basketball straight out of the womb. Raised in Costa Mesa in SoCal, DK played the sport from morning to evening on the hoop his dad hung from the garage roof or on any outdoor court that he could walk or ride his bike to. Playing and practicing solo and alone was a habit he enjoyed and while dreaming of the time he'd possibly be playing at UCLA or being a pro with the Lakers. However, spinal cord injury rocked his world at this time while he was inner tubing in Southern California mountains at Big Bear. Devastated, DK entered rehabilitation at Rancho Los Amigos Hospital, in Downey, CA. What would follow over the years would be playing for the USA in four different decades winning 9 Paralympic Gold Medals, 2 Silvers and 2 Bronze in three different sports i.e. Basketball, Track and Alpine Skiing. 8 NWBA National Championships and 6 MVPs (the most won by a player) World Championships and much more that will be left unsaid. David Kiley was also the first wheelchair athlete to appear in Sports Illustrated and to his joy, he was pictured with his two children Justin and Danielle. Married to a loving and supportive wife, Sandy, DK is now a grandfather, a role he embraces like no other and feels "life couldn't get any better."

Tyler Carter is a 3x Team USA Paralympian who competed in Alpine Skiing. Tyler is a Berks County native, growing up in Reading, PA! After competing in three different Paralympics, we are thrilled to hear Tyler's perspective on disability and accessibility--not only in competitive sports--but in all activities across the globe. Connect with Tyler Carter:TwitterFacebookInstagramWebsiteWant to be a guest on our show?  Connect with us at:WebsiteFacebookLinkedInTwitterInstagram

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As a cancer survivor, he races for all those who cannot...His credits his mother as the most influential person in his life and career.

Today's podcast showcases the sport of Alpine Skiing - actually the first official sport Tracy Chamberlain Higginbotham started at the age of 6. Come along to the slopes for a ten minute ride podcast. 

How did a Junior World Slalom Champion become a 3x Olympian, 3x World Cup Winner and 11x podium finisher in Downhill? It all started with a $10 pair of stretch pants from the ‘90's. At forty years old, through the injuries and the disappointment, Steven still prepares so that he can ski with conviction on the razor's edge, speeds approaching 100 mph and jumps approaching 300 feet, that is Downhill skiing.

Outside of technology, Lars Grønnegaard is an avid cyclist. He stats that if you've been to Copenhagen, where his from, you would know that a lot of people do cycling. He is into road or mountain biking, along with Alpine Skiing - but he does the latter outside of Denmark, in Norway or South Austria. He is a family man, with 3 kids, and he takes his kids cycling with him. Along side of this, he likes to cook for his family. He claims he has a full life, between a startup, family, children and hobbies - and he needs no more.Prior to his current venture, Lars was primarily a product guy. And in running product, he cared deeply about the impact that strategic business moves made on the business. He also saw that claiming revenue was less empirical, creating human error and bias. After not finding a solution to solve his problem, he decided to create a platform to find out the truth around revenue data.This is the creation story of Dreamdata.Find out more about B2B Attribution here: https://dreamdata.io/b2b-attributionSponsorsImmediateOrbitPostmarkStytchVerb DataWebapp.ioLinksWebsite: https://dreamdata.io/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/larsgroennegaard/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/code-story/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

  Born with limb difference but having the drive and determination to become something more than her "disability". Being told she may never walk and having the will to prove everyone wrong. Daring to dream big and pushing the boundaries of being an athlete with limb difference comes the story of Roni Sasaki, Gold medalist in Alpine Skiing, author, speaker, and entrepreneur.  This lady has accomplished a lot, but it was a rough road as a child with limb difference. Listen in as Roni tells us what it was like to look different as a child, overcoming the fears of fitting in, and then dreaming so big her dreams seemed out of reach and silly, back then.  Be inspired by her story and how dreaming big and having faith, beyond measure, saved her and gave her purpose to push forward against the odds, accomplishing those dreams...and more! Roni on the slopes using a normal ski and boot with outriggers Roni also has a podcast called, "A Leg Up On Life", which you can listen to HERE . And you can even hear me being interviewed by Roni in Episode #44 on her site as well! What an incredible journey and story Roni has shared with us. I hope you find her as inspiring as I have to live your best life and to never give up on a dream. Roni, thank you for spending time with me and giving my audience some amazing words to live by. You are a true warrior and a blessing to know.     As always and until next week, BE Healthy, Be Happy, Be YOU!!!! Much love, Angie

The two RMISA champion Nordic skiers talk about their Olympic experience with Team USA in Beijing and look ahead to the NCAA Championships Utah is hosting the NCAA Skiing Championships at Park City Mountain Resort and Soldier Hollow March 9-12. Host Mike Lageschulte is joined by Ute Nordic skiers Novie McCabe and Luke Jager to preview the competition. They also look back on a whirlwind couple of months that included racing with the U.S. Olympic team at the 2022 Winter Games in Beijing. Both returned to the Utah team to compete at the RMISA and NCAA West Regional Championships, where McCabe won both women's Nordic events in the freestyle and classical while Jager captured the men's 20K freestyle.

Олімпійські Ігри у Пекіні вже стартували, і сьогодні в подкасті ми ділимся враженнями і очікування від змагань гірськолижників. Хто стане чемпіоном, хто провалиться, якою буде погода, що взагалі очікувати від схилів у Янцині!Інна Волочай та Віталій Волочай про Олімпійські Ігри 2022 року у Пекіні.

February 3: Sara Perlman (@saraperlman) and Drew Dinsick (@whale_capper) handicap the Winter Olympics, highlighting value in the Women's Alpine Skiing and Men's Big Air Ski before Corey Parson (@TheFantasyExec) stops by to break down numerous NBA clashes Thursday, including Lakers-Clippers and Suns-Hawks. . Brad Thomas (@MrBradThomas) also drops in to explain how he's buying into Burnley-Watford, as well as Bundesliga matches between Augsburg-Union Berlin and Borussia Dortmund-Bayer Leverkusen. Sara and Drew wrap up the show with their Edge of the Day, with Sara playing Arizona (-6.5) vs UCLA and Drew believing the Bulls and Raptors will go over 222.5 points in Toronto.

Snowboarder Belle Brockhoff is about to become a 3 x olympian. A huge feat achieved by a very minute number of the population. Belle was born into snowsport royalty, Her uncle, Peter Brockhoff competed in Alpine Skiing at the 1960 and 1964 Winter Olympics, and her great aunt, Joyce Brockhoff has a run named in her honour at Mt Hotham, Victoria in recognition of her work promoting the involvement of women in snow sports. Belle was given her first snowboard at the age of ten, and won the national schools snowboarding title within just weeks. Throughout her career, she has faced numerous set backs, including rupturing her ACL twice in the lead up to the 2018 Winter Olympics. She's got a really beautiful outlook on life, and on what the dark places can teach you about yourself. Belle is a huge advocate for mental health literacy. TW: this podcast discusses suicide. you can contact Lifeline on 131114, or Beyond Blue https://www.beyondblue.org.au/ Follow us on Instagram @thefemaleathleteproject Find Belle on instagram @bellebrockhoff This episode is brought to you by Workplace Law [www.workplacelaw.com.au]

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Tyler Carter aka "Captain America" talks about his role at the US Olympic and Paralympic Museum, his Paralympic Journey in Alpine Skiing.

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How has your upbringing led you to where you are today? The environment we grow up in has an immense impact on our interests, passions, and ultimately the route we pursue.Today, you will hear Part 1 of a 2 part series about sport specialization and dual sport athletes. In Part 1, I am talking all about the events and lessons that have led me to where I am today. During Part 2, I will be joined by alpine ski racer Valérie Grenier to talk about our similar upbringings.As a child, it is so fun to try different sports and other extracurricular activities. While we build invaluable friendships, skills and lessons from these many activities, we ultimately have to narrow down our favourites as our skills develop and we grow older. Tune in and listen to episode seven of Unspoken Bravery. I talk about my childhood competing in both water skiing and alpine skiing, the lessons that water skiing taught me, why I decided to go all in on alpine skiing, and how elite sports have changed my life. I hope this episode gives you a better understanding of my background and the journey I went through to get to where I am today. Stay tuned for Part 2 with Valérie Grenier!In this episode, you will learn:How I got started in alpine skiing and water skiing (2:15)When I became serious about both sports (11:15)The catalyst event when I was 16 years old (15:06)Why I chose alpine skiing (18:37)How sport has impacted my life (25:43)Let's Connect!InstagramFacebookErinMielzynski.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Giampiero Rinaudo, a passionate Italian sports tech Entrepreneur, Founder & CEO of Deltatre. Being the CEO for the past 35 years, managing the growth over three decades with now a team of over 1,000 technologists, designers, and innovators across the world who are driven by a passion to change the way the world consumes content.    Key Highlights How it started, at the young age of 20 as a student, started to work part time in “timing support” with Olivetti – in Alpine Skiing and F1   In 1986, Deltatre was born, with three partners – continuing to service Olivetti in result and timing systems (manual time spotting at F1)  Olivetti starting to have financial problems, time to be a proper entrepreneur and start offering service to multiple clients  In 1995, about 40 people, growth in second decade driven by growth in media rights fees, especially Football  UEFA Champions League, big new client and opportunity, central results system operator  Staying at the cutting edge, working with top clients who push company to new heights and working globally  Internet and PC boom offering new opportunities, World Championship of Athletics, Gothenburg, 1995 – first real time results on the internet   Building websites and portals for Federations – clear focus to be a service provider, not in competition with our clients  In 2005 (second decade), 110 staff, two offices, heavily focused on 2-3 big clients, UEFA, FIFA, IAAF His own Entrepreneurial journey and learning – software developer turned CEO.  Learning on the job  Third decade, from 5 clients to 70 clients, streaming over the internet and social media, nearly 500 people  First Olympic streaming website for NBC at the Beijing Olympics 2008 – great success  London 2012 – first proper digital Olympics – again involved at a major level  Starting to develop “Products” for broader range of clients with smaller budget (changing from Service to Product culture) New Broadcasters clients, still focused on Europe and a few around the world  Growth funded internally until 2008, looking for growth beyond organic, Italian investor came in and Deltatre saved them during the subsequent global crisis 2016 Bruins Sports Capital (BSC), buys 75%, 25% still held by management – big growth in the US through BSC strong network  First new client(s) in the US, NFL Game Pass, then MLB, MLS OTT growth, now 50% of the business – broadcast clients  Acquisition of Massive Interactive – combining their product culture with Deltatre service culture  OTT – discussion about the evolution, the opportunities and challenge with monetization  Partnerships with Rights Holders, example with DFL (Bundesliga) and Sportec Solutions Beyond sports, a look at entertainment, Gaming & Esports Deltatre and Covid – effects on company & “one company” system & the “new normal” office culture  Look into the future of Deltatre – continued two digit growth, acquisition, etc    About Giampiero Rinaudo “When I was young, I wanted to be a timekeeper for alpine skiing,” says Deltatre's Group CEO, Giampiero. Fascinated by sports, and growing up near Turin, Italy, within easy reach of mountains, it wouldn't have been an unrealistic goal. But Giampiero, known as Gipi, would follow a related, but different, tact. After completing his Computer Science studies at the University of Turin, he took his career dream as a starting point and supercharged it. Setting up Deltatre with two partners in 1986, he combined his interests in technology and sport to produce better fan experiences across the world – an ambition which began with creating ways to record times and other sports data more accurately. “I was a lover of computers and data and I loved sports, so I thought ‘what better than setting up Deltatre?' Computers and sports were my passions,” he says. When he set up the company aged just 27, Deltatre was unsurprisingly a very different place to today. An early project involved developing software to provide more accurate timekeeping for Formula 1, with the company installing transponders within cars to ensure lap times could be measured accurately – a tactic still used to this day. Personal computers were in their infancy, meaning heavy equipment would often be carted to games. “They did the tasks we were doing at that time like record timings and inform about results,” he says. “Now we've moved in a completely different direction.” Gipi could never have foreseen the incredible growth that Deltatre would encounter. From its humble beginnings as a team of just three, to more than 1,000 technologists, designers, and thought-leaders today in 19 offices across the globe. Now a silent partner powering many of the world's most-watched events, including FIFA World Cups, UEFA Champions Leagues, ATP Tennis Tournaments, and NFL Super Bowls – to name just a few. Disruption has remained constant over the past three decades – and Gipi and employees have evolved with it rather than fervently clung on to techniques of the past. With the recent acquisition of software company Massive Interactive, which specialises in the entertainment OTT space, this has never been more true. “When I look back every year, the company is never the same as the year before; it's a constant transformation,” he says. As well as the continued growth of the company, he believes one of his biggest achievements is the culture fostered at Deltatre. “It's a very informal environment and my door is always open,” he says. And how does he want others in the company to view him? “Honest and loyal,” he says, “which I believe are also important sport values.” Outside of work, he enjoys alpine skiing, swimming, and hiking.   Follow us on our social sites for the latest updates Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sportsentrepreneurs/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/marcusluerpodcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/sports-entrepreneurs Website: https://marcusluer.com Podcast: https://marcusluer.com/podcast To get in touch, please email us at podcast@marcusluer.com   Feel Good by MusicbyAden https://soundcloud.com/musicbyaden Creative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported — CC BY-SA 3.0 Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/_feel-good Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/bvgIqqRStcQ

Canadian Ski Cross athlete Courtney Hoffos comes on the podcast to talk about her journey of making the switch to Ski Cross from Alpine Skiing and all of the injuries and experiences she learned along the way! In her young career, she has been on the World Cup podium multiple times and won the Freestyle Women's Rookie of the Year award in 2020! Despite the trouble she's had with her body, she comes back stronger every time and that's what makes her the successful athlete she is today!In this episode we talk about:The variety of injuries she's hadStaying motivated during recoveryManaging expectations and pressureThe impact her team has had on her performanceResources:Courtney's Instagram: @courtneyhoffos_Follow the Podcast on Instagram: @barrierstobreakthroughspodcast