Podcast appearances and mentions of andrew nauenburg

Cody Goessl joins Andrew Nauenburg and Zac Dominguez on Episode 21.Cody is a behavioral scientist with research interests in health literacy, health disparities, diabetes prevention, lifestyle interventions, and sports medicine. He completed his Ph.D. in 2019 at the Department of Health Promotion and Disease Prevention at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. Since joining Marshfield Clinic Research Institute as the Frank B. and Betty J. Koller Postdoctoral Research Scholar in November 2019, Dr. Goessl has been involved in several projects examining disease prevention in rural populations, most notably using data from a rural, primary-care based behavioral weight-loss trial that Marshfield Clinic participated in with the University of Kansas and University of Nebraska Medical Centers (RE-POWER Study).Over the last 30 years, several large trials have studied the impact of weight loss on the prevention of type 2 diabetes and other chronic diseases in adults with obesity. These studies have been conducted in various settings and with mixed success over time. Little is known about their relevance to specific patient subgroups, most notably those who live in rural areas, as well as those who are simultaneously managing common obesity comorbidities such as mental illness or chronic pain.Website: heycoachpodcast.com/codyFollow: Facebook.com/AndrewNauenburgFacebook/com/heycoachpodInstagram.com/AndrewNauenburgInstagram.com/ZacDominguezInstagram.com/heycoachpodTwitter.com/AndrewNauenburgTwitter.com/ZacDominguezTwitter.com/heycoachpod

In this episode, Andrew Nauenburg and Zac Dominguez talk with Hope Bonar about how to develop athletes physically and mentally. Hope has a Psychology Degree from Creighton University where she also played D1 softball. Hope spends a lot of time helping her athletes learn how to be mentally strong so they can learn to handle adversity and enjoy their time being an athlete. Full show notes can be found at heycoachpodcast.com/hope.

Jeremy Montoya (@whatupjeremy) joins Andrew Nauenburg and Zac Dominguez on the show. Jeremy brings an awesome perspective to coaches, parents, and athletes. Jeremy's unique perspective comes from his time spent helping people set and achieve big, moon-shot goals. There is so much good stuff that comes from this conversation, we can't wait to hear what you think.Listen online and get full show notes and transcription here: heycoachpodcast.com/jeremy

Mike Green joins Zac Dominguez and Andrew Nauenburg on the show.Mike's goal is to empower you to live your best life. I have over 15 years of experience in counseling students, professionals, athletes, children, couples, and families. His aim is to help you meet your goals in a relaxed and comfortable setting.His specialties include behavioral modification with children and adolescents, depression, anxiety, trauma, sports/performance counseling, interpersonal relationships, stress management, and life transitions. My clients come from very diverse populations throughout the state.While earning his Bachelor's degree from the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, he played football for the Nebraska Cornhuskers as an offensive lineman. He then went on to earn my Master's degree from the University of Nebraska, Omaha (2005). His clinical experience includes outpatient therapy, adolescent treatment group homes, and family services agencies.Full show notes: heycoachpodcast.com/mike-green

Mike Gonzalez joins Zac Dominguez and Andrew Nauenburg on the show.Mike has been coaching soccer for 20 years.  He began coaching at YMCA in 1999 and is currently coaching the American Leadership Academy High school's Boys & Girls varsity team. Michael work is a Project manager and Kitchen designer.  He has been married for 17 years and a father of three.  He has trained several teams and coached in recreational and competitive programs through YMCA, MSC, AZSC, and FC Barcelona Arizona.  He currently holds a National USSF “D” license certificate for coaching and has taken multiple coaching courses in Barcelona Spain.Listen online and get full show notes and transcription here: heycoachpodcast.com/mike

On the show this week, Andrew Nauenburg and Zac Dominguez welcome Coach Dan Ripa.Dan brings a unique perspective to coaching, establishing trust, and crafting your message to best resonate with your athletes.Dan is the owner of Dan Ripa Fitness.Full show notes: heycoachpodcast.com/danripa

On the show this week, Andrew Nauenburg and Zac Dominguez welcome Coach Terry Pettit.Terry Pettit brings a unique perspective to championship coaching, team building, and leadership training.As the former Director of Leadership Academies at the University of Denver and Colorado State University, Terry served as a mentor coach to over one hundred coaches, team captains and emerging leaders. He also presents and conducts workshops on leadership and team building for some of the most progressive athletic departments, and corporations in the country. He prepared himself well.For twenty-three years Terry was the head coach of one of the most successful athletic teams in NCAA history. Under Terry's leadership the University of Nebraska's women's volleyball team won twenty-one Big 8 and Big 12 conference championships while leading the nation in both All American and Academic All American selections.He directed the Nebraska volleyball team to forty-three NCAA tournament victories and the school's first National Championship in women's volleyball 1995. Terry earned National Coach of the Year honors in 1986, 1994 and 1996 before becoming a mentor coach to the University of Nebraska Athletic Department in 2000. In 2003 he began his current passion, Terry Pettit Coaching Enhancement.What makes Terry Pettit's coaching and mentoring success even more unique is his ability to communicate a philosophy of leadership and team building that reflects his experience as a poet, journalist and championship coach. It is not often that a presenter on leadership is as comfortable drawing examples from modern poetry, architecture and contemporary films as he is from a game plan to beat Oklahoma.Full show notes: heycoachpodcast.com/terry

Joey Bellus joins Andrew Nauenburg and Zac Dominguez. Joey runs optimal performance training in Mesa, AZ. His education and training systems are built on evidence-based research and best practices in exercise science, meditation, and personal growth. He works with all sorts of athletes from MMA to MLB and so on. What you'll really like about Joey is how he never hesitates to think outside the box or try new things to help the individual athlete. He's got his own podcast, the Joey B show, check it out: Full show notes: heycoachpodcast.com/joey

Zac Dominguez and Andrew Nauenburg sat down with Caleb Coyle and Corbin Nirschl and chatted about athlete development, relationships between athletes and coaches, and the upcoming Senior World Team Trials event happening on September 11-12, 2021 in Lincoln, Nebraska.Full show notes: heycoachpodcast.com/hard

Gary Ditsch (garyditsch.com) joins Andrew Nauenburg and Zac Dominguez in an awesome conversation about sports performance, using technology, setting goals and maintaining good habits, and athlete mental health and wellness. Gary is an exercise physiologist and endurance coach that turned a passion for technology and data into a second career, sports continued to be a major factor in his personal life and his professional ambition. The underlying question he helps athletes, individuals, and organizations think through is how can we use technology to improve our behaviors and actions. I'm super pumped to have him on the show because of how he approaches habits and behavior as the foundation of happiness. He emphasizes developing new habits, starting new behaviors, in order to create a lifestyle that enables them to be successful. Gary's experience will have a profound impact on your life as a coach and athlete. He's currently building KeyFrame Sports (keyframesports.com) - a product to help soccer coaches at all levels.Full show notes here: heycoachpodcast.com/garyFollow UsFacebook.com/AndrewNauenburgFacebook/com/GetKeppaInstagram.com/AndrewNauenburgInstagram.com/ZacDominguezInstagram.com/GetKeppaTwitter.com/AndrewNauenburgTwitter.com/ZacDominguezTwitter.com/GetKeppa

Pam Slim (pamelaslim.com) joins Andrew Nauenburg in a unique conversation about coaching, sports, community, and how we can improve our approach and attitudes toward obstacles. Pam is an author, community builder, consultant, and former corporate director of training and development at Barclays Global Investors. She focused her first decade in business on creating and delivering training programs for large companies such as HP, Charles Schwab, 3Com, Chevron, and Cisco SystemsPam is best known for her book Escape from Cubicle Nation (named Best Small Business and Entrepreneur book of 2009 from 800 CEO Read) along with her follow-up book Body of Work. Both were published by Penguin/Portfolio. Her next book, The Widest Net, will be published by McGraw Hill in October, 2021.Full show notes on heycoachpodcast.com/pamFollow UsFacebook.com/pamela.slimFacebook.com/AndrewNauenburgFacebook/com/GetKeppaInstagram.com/PamSlimInstagram.com/AndrewNauenburgInstagram.com/ZacDominguezInstagram.com/GetKeppaTwitter.com/PamSlimTwitter.com/AndrewNauenburgTwitter.com/ZacDominguezTwitter.com/GetKeppa

In this episode, Andrew chats with Zac about his time in Atlanta at the Olympic Team Camp. The conversation is full of value right from the get-go as they examine the behaviors and habits of Olympic athletes and coaches headed to Tokyo this summer. Our favorite quote from this conversation: "The grind isn't about winning, the grind is about finding your path."Think about that for a moment. You can use this approach to help coach athletes at any age. And that's our goal - help you find ways to improve your own life and the lives around you. Learn more at heycoachpodcast.com and find show notes and the full transcript.--Comment and share with anyone you think could find value in this chat. We appreciate you being here. --Follow Us:Facebook.com/AndrewNauenburgFacebook/com/GetKeppaInstagram.com/AndrewNauenburgInstagram.com/ZacDominguezInstagram.com/GetKeppaTwitter.com/AndrewNauenburgTwitter.com/ZacDominguezTwitter.com/GetKeppa

Crystal is no stranger to the high-paced demands of elite athletes. She is a Board Certified Specialist in Sports Dietetics and graduated from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln with three degrees, including Bachelor's Degrees in Dietetics and Exercise Science, and a Master's Degree in Nutrition & Exercise. Her published thesis research was related to developing and implementing a dysfunctional eating assessment instrument for the athletic department at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.Crystal is the owner of Fierce Fueling & Performance, P.C., a sports nutrition consulting practice through which she works with athletes ranging from youth sports to Olympic competitors. Crystal just completed her third year as a consulting Sport Scientist for the Gatorade Sports Science Institute in their sweat testing program and continues to consult with the Minnesota Timberwolves' developmental program as an NBA Sports Dietitian.Of Note: Just What the Heck is Up With All the Buzzwords and Terms like Macro, Micro, Recovery, etc. [6:43]Sweat, Sweat, and More Sweat (and why it's so important) [7:03]Biggest Issue Crystal Sees When It Comes to Coaches and Nutrition [14:13]How Journaling Can Improve Nutrition and Performance [21:51]

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Andy Wolfe and Andrew Nauenburg, "The A-Team," jump back into the importance of thinking. This episode uses the lens of integrative thinking and how it can greatly impact your life and business.

Joel Salatin said “make haste slowly” and by happy accident, that quote anchors this conversation with Andrew Nauenburg, Andy and Kelsea Wolfe, Pamela Slim, Tami McQueen, and Patrick Tucker from a panel discussion recorded live at EvolveCon 2018 in Omaha, NE. This group of experienced entrepreneurs and successful creatives riff about their journey and share stories and insight that have accelerated their success. It was recorded live with a fantastic and involved audience. Sit back and enjoy! We’re so glad you’re here.

Andrew Nauenburg sits down with LaShonna Dorsey in Omaha, NE. LaShonna is the VP of Business Development and Tech Talent at the AIM Institute. She has made it both her personal and business mission to help change lives for the better. This conversation illustrates how true she is to that. She shares with us a personal tragedy that has fueled her passion for helping people. Her authenticity and grit are remarkable. Find more at ponderproject.co/radio.

Andy Wolfe and Andrew Nauenburg, “The A-Team”, dig into the importance of critical thinking and explore the ways modern life has sabotaged our ability to think. Highlights from the episode: -Most people don’t think deeply enough -Thinking is a skill that needs to be refined -Your brain is like a muscle and needs to be exercised -Assignment: Take time to learn how you think best

A new podcast from Andrew Nauenburg and Patrick Tucker, premiering April 2018.