Podcasts about athlete story

Welcome to the New Levels Coaching Podcast. As coaches, we want to share our knowledge and expertise with the running, triathlon and endurance sports community.Each week, our host Lewis Moses, former Team GB International Athlete turned Coach, will be joined by a special guest and together they will aim to educate and inspire our audience to help them find their own potential. We want people to listen, engage, take the best bits and LITERALLY RUN WITH THEM!Episode 37 - Athlete Story, Team NLC Athlete Jamie WrightIn episode 37 Lewis is joined by an athlete he used to coach and who is part of the NLC community, Jamie Wright. Jamie has a great story. After bonking in his first ever marathon and running outside of 4 hours, he one day wanted to break the magical 3 hour barrier. When this was achieved he banked a Boston Qualifier in the process, but he decided he wanted to pursue another one of his passions with NLC, his Triathlon.Jamie has since transitioned to working with coach Kirsty Hillier, who has done a fantastic job at progressing him to one of the highest levels in the sport. Jamie has become an International Age Group representative and recently had the race of his life at the European Championships.We know you will find inspiration in this story, there is something for everyone and we hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoyed putting it together. Be sure to leave us any feedback as we would love to hear from our amazing community and don't forget to like, share and subscribe to the New Levels Coaching Podcast.If you would like to find out more about our 1:1 coaching services you can do so on our website: www.newlevelscoaching.co.uk

Lili and I talked about all things athletics! She shares her athlete story and her journey with softball, as well as what led her to study a masters in sports psychology. We discussed the importance of mental performance training in athletes as well as coaches !I apologize the audio is not perfect!! It's still amazing info!If you're interested in mental skills training sessions with Lili, don't be afraid to reach out !https://www.instagram.com/lilbelt17?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==My websitehttps://Myosynergy.com

Welcome to this energizing episode of Teeter Talks! Today, I am excited to be joined by the incredible Phylicia George. She is remarkable (you'll see)! There's so much to admire about Phylicia. She is a three-time Olympian, having competed in the 100m hurdles at two Summer Olympics and earning a bronze medal in Bobsleigh at the Winter Olympics. Beyond her athletic achievements, Phylicia is a passionate writer, artist, and inspirational speaker. Her remarkable strength and authenticity empower others, leading them to realize their full potential and gain new perspectives. Don't miss this chance to hear from such an accomplished and multifaceted force of nature. Join us today as we dive into these topics:Phylicia's early love for sports, exploring how her childhood experiences and significant milestones shaped her path to success.Navigating through failures and disappointments, how resilience in the face of challenges can lead to greatness.The importance of embracing new experiences and trusting your inner fire to discover your passions.  Motivation behind Phylicia's decision to join and compete in bobsleigh and being brave. Seeing great leadership as having authority, the ability to instill confidence, and allowing someone to believe in themselves. It is not everyday I leave a conversation feeling fueled and excited to chase my dreams. If you too felt encouraged, be sure to show Phylicia and this podcast some love and support as well. Your feedback is so valuable, so please leave a rating or review wherever you're tuning in from! Phylicia's Links:Instagram: @phyliciageorgeCanFund:Instagram : @canfundWebsite: CAN FundMarissa's Links:• Marissa's Website• Marissa's Instagram• Teeter Talks Instagram• Marissa's LinkedIn

In this week's episode I share my transformative journey from facing personal health challenges to becoming an Adirondack 46'er and creating the Great Range Athlete training programs.I'll dive into the pivotal moments that tested my resolve, like tough climbs up McKenzie Mountain and Big Slide, and how these experiences ignited a passion to help others prepare for the mountains.Hear how the decision to change my lifestyle led to unexpected adventures, including starting this podcast, writing books, and guiding other hikers up the same mountains that once broke me.Great Range Athlete isn't just about getting fit; it's about building a community of Adirondack enthusiasts who climb mountains for both the joy and the challenge.Life is wild and you'll never know how one decision you make can change the trajectory of your life in an amazing way.Pick up a GREAT RANGE ATHLETE training program here to get you in mountain-ready so your ADK hiking adventure can be an overwhelming success!Visit my website: www.46OUTDOORS.comFollow on Instagram & Facebook@46of46podcast@jamesappleton46Order my new bookAdirondack Campfire Stories: Tales and Folklore From Inside the Blue LinePre-Order LinksAmazon LinkBarnes & Nobles LinkIndieBound LinkVisit 46outdoors.com to explore our latest offerings and learn how we're supporting the Adirondack outdoor community in new and innovative ways.

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I go through my journey as an athlete and WOW I didn't know that is would get so RAW and EMOTIONAL with tears sharing my experience with being an athlete. I share in detail about my high school and collegiate athlete experience! I know there is so much mental and emotional struggle that comes with this experience of being an athlete, and I want to share this story to show how these trials have gotten me to where I am today in my athletic and professional career!

In this episode, we're talking about the incredible athlete story of Steve Lovelace and what it takes to overcome incredible adversity and injury to become a paratriathlon pioneer. In 1982, Steve was a healthy athletic college freshman ready to make my mark on the world. Little did he know that shortly after his fist year of college he would be involved in a near death accident that left him paralyzed below the waist. Three years after his accident he went on to became the second-ever disabled athlete to complete a quarter Ironman triathlon. He became pioneer of triathlon/paratriathlon in 1986 when the sport of triathlon was in its infancy. Due to his humble nature, Steve didn't share much from his endeavors back in the 80's because as a disabled athlete he feared that he would not be allowed to compete. He says there were very few disabled athletes to emulate, unlike today. Now Steve is one of them and shares how he blazed his own trail and nothing was going to stand in his way.  In this episode: Steve describes how he became paralyzed He talks about what motivated him to recover and walk out of the hospital What motivated him to become a paratriathlon athlete Steve talks about how he has started to share his athlete story more using social media and his book Why books are such a great way for athletes to build their athlete brand Greg shares athlete branding advice for athletes who want to tell their story on social media How Steve turned finishing in last place into his athlete story Steve talks about the importance of goal setting Greg share advice for how athlete's can get media coverage Show links: Mark Spitz https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Spitz USA Triathlon Foundation http://usatriathlonfoundation.org/ University of Oklahoma https://www.ou.edu/ Colin Cook https://www.instagram.com/colinwesleycook/?hl=en Pliable Athlete Branding  https://www.pliablemarketing.com/athlete Connect Instagram: @splovelace  Twitter: @sp_lovelace liv2glf@gmail.com   

In this episode, we're talking about training for elite athletes and what it takes to achieve success at the highest level. Today's guest is Olympian Tyler Jewell. After graduating from Boston College as a Division I lacrosse player, Tyler was a 12-time member of the United States National Snowboard Team and competed in both the Torino and Vancouver Winter Olympic Games. In 2013, Tyler earned Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist and USA Weightlifting certifications. After years of building a foundation from the athletes perspective, he gained practical coaching experience at the Naval Tactical Athlete Program, the United States Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs and the Red Bull High Performance Training Center working directly with 300+ elite national and international athletes spanning across 108 disciplines. Tyler, welcome to the Athlete Brand Advisor podcast… In this episode: Why Tyler admires speed skater Olympian Dan Jansen Tyler talks about facing adversity in high school and how he found a personal training with Victor Terra Tyler and Greg share a laugh about working at Nashawtuc Country Club Why Tyler thinks gymnastics if important for young athletes Tyler talks about working with athletes from Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School Tyler's shares his mentors that helped him get to the Olympics, including his parents, Victor Terra and Per Lundstam, Redbull Director of Performance Tyler talks about working for Redbull and working with the best athletes in the country Why New England is special to Tyler  Tyler shares a favorite memory of playing for legendary Lincoln-Sudbury football coach, Tom Lopez Tyler talks about the value of media training Why integrity matters to Tyler and is one of his core personality traits Why an athlete's social media matters to Redbull How Tyler started to realized the value of athlete branding and chronology of being an athlete Tyler talks about training sessions and underlying themes that he weaves into his training sessions. Tyler describes his opening ceremony experience at the Olympics  in 2006 Greg talks about working with luge athlete, Olympian Julia Clukey Tyler talks about the mental health challenge for athletes when the Olympics are over. Insights from Tyler on early specialization in sports Greg talks about identifying an athlete's passion and how it helps them build their brand faster Show links: Athletic Tutor AthleticTutor.co Tyler Jewell's website TylerJewell.com Pliable Athlete Branding  https://www.pliablemarketing.com/athlete   Connect with Tyler @athletictutor.co

Natalie talks about her career as a Student-Athlete and now with COVID’s harsh symptoms months after contracting the virus, wondering if she will ever be able to run again.With an impressive record on 800's at 2:17.62 on a Division II Concordia University in Irvine, California. In early July, she and five other college friends went camping in the woods about an hour from Eugene, as a way to celebrate their graduation, thinking it was the safest way to get together. But soon after they returned home, one of the six, who had traveled from Seattle, tested positive for COVID-19 so everything change. Contact us: https://isportsrecruiting.com/consultation When considering athletics scholarships, you need to examine three primary organizations. The three primary avenues for athletics scholarships are through the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), and the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA). Within these organizations, there are further divisions based on the size of the institution. All of these organizations combine education and athletics to deliver the experience of a lifetime to the committed student-athletes playing and studying under this umbrella.

“In 1996, Derrick Adkins came back to his elementary school on Long Island and showed everyone the gold medal he had won. I was in the crowd. I got to see it. I got to talk to him and touch the medal. I was immediately enthralled by the sport that I went home and talked to my mom about signing up for track. That left a really lasting impression on me because I know that he may not have wanted to go back to his elementary school a month after winning the Atlanta Olympics but he did it out of an obligation to his community. Whenever I’ve been invited to speak at camps or schools or any event, I always try to think of the fact that there’s a little kid there who may be sent on a different path just because he had the opportunity to hear my story.” My guest for today’s show is Kyle Merber and this is his exit interview. He spent the past seven years running for the New Jersey-New York Track Club and just a few weeks ago took to Instagram to announce that he's not done running but done getting paid for it. He finishes his professional career with personal bests of 1:47.23 for 800 meters, 3:34.54 for 1,500 meters and 3:52.22 for the mile. I wrote in my newsletter: He made an impact on the current generation of American distance running by bringing humor, transparency and personality to the track and social media. He’s arguably one of the funniest professionals to follow but also posted with honesty when things weren’t going so great in his attempted comebacks from a series of injuries. You’ll get that from this conversation we recorded this week as we go through his career but also his vision for change and fixes within the sport.

Marc Hauser's inspiring journey to draw attention to renewable energy of the jet stream through a record breaking skydive into the jet stream shows the benefits of setting the bar high. It also shows how you can overcome fears through taking action and moving forward even with a goal that seems endlessly far away and take the path which has risk and requires bravery. Because that’s “where the magic happens.” The post Setting the bar high appeared first on Anja Bolbjerg.

Marc Hauser's inspiring journey to draw attention to renewable energy of the jet stream through a record breaking skydive into the jet stream shows the benefits of setting the bar high. It also shows how you can overcome fears through taking action and moving forward even with a goal that seems endlessly far away and take the path which has risk and requires bravery. Because that's “where the magic happens.” The post Setting the bar high appeared first on Anja Bolbjerg.

Hi guys!Today I had the pleasure of chatting with former swimmer turned dietician Kara Wilson . In this episode Kara discusses nutrition after sport and what its really like setting up your own business. "If you like pizza then eat pizza! But eat one slice instead of teh whole box!" We chat about;How she found swimming amongst all the other sports she tried.How her transition out of sport wasn't as traumatic as some athletes and that is OK too.How the nutrition advice (or lack of it) as an athelte affected her life after sport and inspired her business.How you can get your nutrition after sport right.The biggest mistakes she sees athletes making in their nutrition post-sport and how you can avoid them.The biggest challenges she has faced as a new business owner and how her career as an athlete is helping her.Get your nutrition under control with a free 30min consult with Kara! book your call now. Book your FREE 30 minute call with Kara to kick-start your journey out of sport and/or get a grip of your nutrition struggles. Got a question for Kara or just want to find out more? You can find her on Instagram @karawilsonnutrition. Get a behind the scenes look at how I’m building my empire and how you can too by following me on Instagram @rachboardman Looking to build your own gold medal winning business?  Access my awesome community of athletes turned entrepreneurs. http://bit.ly/athleteentrepreneuracademyfacebookgroup P.S. Don't forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode and leave a 5 star review if you enjoyed the show!

In this episode, Rachel Boardman talks about her physical difficulty in trying to become a professional swimmer. She also touches on the mental struggle of not knowing what to do with her life after sport, which led her on an illuminating journey halfway across the world. The post Breaking up with your sport – and staying friends appeared first on Anja Bolbjerg.

In this episode, Rachel Boardman talks about her physical difficulty in trying to become a professional swimmer. She also touches on the mental struggle of not knowing what to do with her life after sport, which led her on an illuminating journey halfway across the world. The post Breaking up with your sport – and staying friends appeared first on Anja Bolbjerg.

Hi guys!Today I had the pleasure of chatting with  Former Pro-Footballer and USA Olympic Bobsledder Johnny Quinn. In this episode Johnny discusses how he uses stories from his sporting career to inspire others and gets paid for doing so. "If you're breathing air, you have a story to tell." We chat about;What it is like to be a Bobsledder and his journey from football to the ice.How he got into speaking during while playing semi-pro football  and managed to build it into a career post sport.How you can use the skills you learnt in sport to help make speaking a profitable business.The number 1 fear every speaker has and how to overcome it.What makes a good story and how you can craft yours.the 1st steps you need to take if you want to become a profitabel speaker.His biggest challenges being a speaker. Got a question for Johnny Quinn or just want to find out more? You can find him at JohnnyQuinnUSA.comWant to learn how to get paid to speak? Check out Johnny's course here Get a behind the scenes look at how I’m building my empire and how you can too by following me on Instagram @rachboardman Looking to build your own gold medal winning business?  Access my awesome community of athletes turned entrepreneurs. http://bit.ly/athleteentrepreneuracademyfacebookgroup P.S. Don't forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode and leave a 5 star review if you enjoyed the show!

“Transitioning into employment after sports is tough. Sometimes you need a mentor to help you describe the values you have as an ex-athlete. " says Pernille Vaaben Nielsen on this episode of Athlete Story Podcast, who took on a mentor. she tells us how having a mentor aided her professional development following retirement from handball. The post What can having a mentor do for you? appeared first on Anja Bolbjerg.

“Transitioning into employment after sports is tough. Sometimes you need a mentor to help you describe the values you have as an ex-athlete. " says Pernille Vaaben Nielsen on this episode of Athlete Story Podcast, who took on a mentor. she tells us how having a mentor aided her professional development following retirement from handball. The post What can having a mentor do for you? appeared first on Anja Bolbjerg.

Hi guys!Today I had the pleasure of chatting with 2x Olympic Mogul Skier turned life after sports coach and host of the Athlete Story podcast Anja Bolgerg. In this episode Anja discusses her unique journey to the top and the rollercoaster that followed. "Until you find a new mission it's going to be confusing." We chat about;How family holidays sparker hers and her brothers love of skiingher unique journey to the top of her sportHow the loss of her brother effected her leading up to her first OlympicsHer transiition out of skiing and how she fond closure.Her top tips for building a businessThe biggest challenges she has faced.Get Access to the Successful After Sports summit for FREE between April 14-17th.Got a question for Anja or just want to find out more? You can find her on Instagram, Facebook or at www.athletestory.com. Get a behind the scenes look at how I’m building my empire and how you can too by following me on Instagram @rachboardman Looking to build your own gold medal winning business?  Access my awesome community of athletes turned entrepreneurs. http://bit.ly/athleteentrepreneuracademyfacebookgroup

Hi guys!Today I had the pleasure of chatting with former softballer turned CEO, Jordan Ray. In this episode Jordan discusses er journey from star athlete to brain surgery Survivor to CEO before age 21. "Negativity is its own disease." We chat about;The rigours of playing softball on a travelling teamHow blacking out after running for a routine play to 3rd base ultimately changed her life.What is was like going through the diagnosis process for her hereditary condition called Chiari malformation.What is is what like having her sport ripped away from her at 17 and how she coped.How softball helped her get overcome these challenges.How her mum's and her own experiences inspired her medical log book business.The challenges she faces at running a business at such a young ageTop tips for starting a businesss. Got a question for Jordan or just want to find out more? You can find her on Instagram @jordanray25,Check out the Limitless Medical logs here or hereGet a behind the scenes look at how I’m building my empire and how you can too by following me on Instagram @rachboardman Looking to build your own gold medal winning business?  Access my awesome community of athletes turned entrepreneurs. http://bit.ly/athleteentrepreneuracademyfacebookgroup

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FREE NUTRITION ASSESSMENT FROM SPORT NUTRITION PROFESSIONALS!! https://compeatnutrition.typeform.com/to/K8iY8Q Emily Kempson. As soon as we saw her story as The youngest Ultraman Champ, we had to lock her down for a chat. At just 26, to accomplish such a feat is simply incredible. She puts a perspective on individual endurance achievements that is rare to hear, with a maturity well beyond what could ever be anticipated. We apologise for the sound quality of parts of this conversation. We have done our best to improve it as much as possible, but we are still unsure of what went wrong! Enjoy!! Em's future endeavours can be followed on her instagram - @emkemp_yep

FREE NUTRITION ASSESSMENT FROM SPORT NUTRITION PROFESSIONALS!! https://compeatnutrition.typeform.com/to/K8iY8Q There isn't many under 30 year olds that can say they have raised $50000 for a cause and started a non-for-profit, but this cyclist is one of them. Nick is a National Road Series rider for Suburu Anchorpoint, who in his ‘spare time' plans and conquers some incredible challenges all in the name of awareness for Dementia. After losing his Dad at just 61yo to Early Onset Dementia, Nick is on a mission with purpose. Using his skills on the bike for a bigger cause and sharing an important message along the way. We also chat through changing careers from AFL to Cycling, his journey over the past 10years and all that he has learnt along the way. A raw and inspiring chat from an individual that has been a pleasure to welcome into our crew.

In this Athlete Story with former competitive dancer, Chrissy Papetti. we talk about retiring from sports when you are no where near ready for it. In fact, that's a very common scenario - that either injury or lack of results or finances make that decision for you as an athlete. That leads to a sense of unfinished business that you have to deal with. The post Retiring from sports – against your will appeared first on Anja Bolbjerg.

In this Athlete Story with former competitive dancer, Chrissy Papetti. we talk about retiring from sports when you are no where near ready for it. In fact, that's a very common scenario - that either injury or lack of results or finances make that decision for you as an athlete. That leads to a sense of unfinished business that you have to deal with. The post Retiring from sports – against your will appeared first on Anja Bolbjerg.

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Storyselling is the main theme for this Athlete Story episode with former bobsled pilot, Tom Johansen. Inspired by the Walt Disney movie, Cool Runnings based on the startup of a Jamaican bobsled team, Tom decided to build a Danish Bobsled Team. He already had a career in sales, but was so inspired by this pioneering adventure that he took action. The post Story Selling as Athletes – A way to generate value from your sports career appeared first on Anja Bolbjerg.

Storyselling is the main theme for this Athlete Story episode with former bobsled pilot, Tom Johansen. Inspired by the Walt Disney movie, Cool Runnings based on the startup of a Jamaican bobsled team, Tom decided to build a Danish Bobsled Team. He already had a career in sales, but was so inspired by this pioneering adventure that he took action. The post Story Selling as Athletes – A way to generate value from your sports career appeared first on Anja Bolbjerg.

I love ending the year with this episode with my friend, Emmy Award winning Michael Baltierra from ESPN's storytelling show, E:60.I really do believe that one of the most important assets you have as a world class athlete is the journey you've been on, going above and beyond – and even deep down under - to become the best at your sport. You may have won a medal or a title and that's awesome – but it's the investment you put in and the lessons you got back that will stay with you – and that you can use and contribute with to help other people if you want to share. That's the basic philosophy of Athlete Story and what I'm here to help you tap into. The post Storytelling for athletes appeared first on Anja Bolbjerg.

I love ending the year with this episode with my friend, Emmy Award winning Michael Baltierra from ESPN's storytelling show, E:60.I really do believe that one of the most important assets you have as a world class athlete is the journey you've been on, going above and beyond – and even deep down under - to become the best at your sport. You may have won a medal or a title and that's awesome – but it's the investment you put in and the lessons you got back that will stay with you – and that you can use and contribute with to help other people if you want to share. That's the basic philosophy of Athlete Story and what I'm here to help you tap into. The post Storytelling for athletes appeared first on Anja Bolbjerg.

“As athletes in general we are not very good at asking for help. We’ve had a coach who has always stepped in to see when we needed help if we had an injury etc… but other than that it’s not in our nature. We fight, and even if we keep banging our head on the same wall or knocking on the same door, at the core we know to fight, go for it and push. Asking for help is not one of our strengths.”   Yes, there are lots of Olympians out there, those who have competed in a variety of games and sports, many we can speak about. But I had the specific privilege of speaking with Anja Bolbjerg, who as today’s #Make Your Mark podcast guest, did not necessarily dominate the medal stand at the Olympics, but more importantly, has impacted former athletes and executives in how to find the right physical and mental balance to truly make an impact going forward.   “They asked what size I was in case I qualified for the Olympics. I said, “What, I can qualify for the Olympics?”. That really ignited something in me! Even though I didn’t qualify for the Olympics in ‘94, I wasn’t at the level yet - it set me off saying “ok” in ‘98, I’m going to be at the Olympics and I’m going to be competing. I took a step back and started competing in a lower level in the Euro Cup, and I rented books in the library on sports psychology, and tried to do it the real way. I have this mantra I said all the time-  “I will, I can, I dare.” and I started to win some competitions. That’s when I knew that even though I didn’t have as many kilometres in my legs as my competitors, I had something else to my advantage.”   Anja is such a fine example of the competitive spirit that burns inside of all Olympians. Imagine the pressure of performing at your all time best in that one-minute time span at the Olympics after four grueling years of training. Every Olympian faces that, and with Anja, she has leveraged that competitive spirit to her new endeavor, reaching out to other Olympians and other elite athletes in Europe and elsewhere to get their minds and bodies in the right place to be elite performers once again!   “I felt like i was going uphill trying to push and push. Putting in so many hours and it wasn’t getting me where I wanted to be. I started to look back and reevaluate where is it that people come to me for advice, and that I am the most useful and helpful. That’s how this whole “Athlete Story” was born! I knew I had a lot to offer a lot of value.”   Anja and I cover so much ground in our episode, including the importance of being prepared for the transition between an Olympian and a career after your sport, how random and luck played a big part in becoming an Olympian, and how pivoting at a later age can be instrumental in your career success.  Anja is such a wonderful person to speak with, and for those of you who deal with her directly, lucky you, as she is inspiring and supportive at the same time. Happy listening!   Some Topics we talk about in this episode:   Introduction - 0:00 The start of Anja’s skiing passion- 3:05 Moguls- All in for the challenge -7:28 A whole lot of squatting- Training time- 9:48 A pivotal moment, igniting Anja’s  career -10:45 1998- 13:20    Qualifications- 14:00 Olympics- Going for the gold despite a setback -16:00 Competing for your country- 19:20 A competitive college educated skier -20:03 The transition into a business career- 22:30 Return to Anjas first passion- 23:44 I am a conditioning coach- Athletic training & Fitness- 26:00 The Athlete’s Story -28:00 You change and you adapt to get where you want to go- 30:51    The realization of your value - 32:00 You need something to fall back on -34:00 Where do you find guidance? -36:40 Applying an athlete’s skills -39:34 Hit Your Mark 42:00   How to get involved Be sure to connect with me on Social Media @MarkMoyerCoach and go to my website, www.markmoyer.com to get access to the tips and strategies that my coaching clients get directly. If you’re looking for ways to Make Your Mark, send me an email Mark@MarkMoyer.com and I’ll get you going right away.   If you liked this episode, be sure to subscribe and leave me a quick review on iTunes. Your reviews and ratings will help me reach more people with ways to make their mark in life!

If you are looking for public speaking tips and media training tips for athletes, then this episode of Athlete Story is for you. My guest is world renowned expert in media training, TJ Walker and the media training tips that TJ will give you are tailored specifically to you as an athlete. The post Media Training Tips For Athletes appeared first on Anja Bolbjerg.

If you are looking for public speaking tips and media training tips for athletes, then this episode of Athlete Story is for you. My guest is world renowned expert in media training, TJ Walker and the media training tips that TJ will give you are tailored specifically to you as an athlete. The post Media Training Tips For Athletes appeared first on Anja Bolbjerg.

Olympic gold medallist Joe Jacobi is a whitewater canoe slalom athlete turned executive business coach. He has made a whole framework for business coaching out of the images and physical concepts from his sport. In this episode of Athlete Story he shares the lessons from his beautiful sport of navigating river currents. The post Valuable lessons and transferable life skills from sports appeared first on Anja Bolbjerg.

Olympic gold medallist Joe Jacobi is a whitewater canoe slalom athlete turned executive business coach. He has made a whole framework for business coaching out of the images and physical concepts from his sport. In this episode of Athlete Story he shares the lessons from his beautiful sport of navigating river currents. The post Valuable lessons and transferable life skills from sports appeared first on Anja Bolbjerg.

In this Athlete Story interview you will get tips on how to keep momentum in difficult situations and find flow in a high risk environment full of obstacles from winner of the Freeride World Tour 2012, Reine Barkered. As you will see, that's essentially what he does for a living. He shares his view on planning and how going high speed in extreme terrain is not merely about taking risk and hoping for the best – even if it may look like that sometimes. The post Balancing risks and rewards in sports – Inspirational Athlete Story appeared first on Anja Bolbjerg.

Prepare, then dare to put yourself out there ! Fear of failure won't get you anywhere! That was what I took away from my Athlete Story session with Nicole Sydbøge, 2-time world champion and winner of the World Games in Jiu-Jitsu. So much so that I will let this be the motto for this show. The post Dare to put yourself out there – Inspirational Athlete Story appeared first on Anja Bolbjerg.

Prepare, then dare to put yourself out there ! Fear of failure won’t get you anywhere! That was what I took away from my Athlete Story session with Nicole Sydbøge, 2-time world champion and winner of the World Games in Jiu-Jitsu. So much so that I will let this be the motto for this show. The post Dare to put yourself out there – Inspirational Athlete Story appeared first on Anja Bolbjerg.

In this Athlete Story interview you will get tips on how to keep momentum in difficult situations and find flow in a high risk environment full of obstacles from winner of the Freeride World Tour 2012, Reine Barkered. As you will see, that’s essentially what he does for a living. He shares his view on planning and how going high speed in extreme terrain is not merely about taking risk and hoping for the best – even if it may look like that sometimes. The post Balancing risks and rewards in sports – Inspirational Athlete Story appeared first on Anja Bolbjerg.

Listen Here: Nick Savage is the founder and CEO of The League Inc., and the Executive Director of The League of Extraordinary Athletes, a non-profit that focuses on delivering concierge services to student-athletes and artists to achieve a life beyond sports, and the arts. He’s discussing how to stand out and be “xtraordinary” in the […] The post Podcast: The Xtraordinary Student & Athlete Story appeared first on JenningsWire.