Podcast appearances and mentions of chris solomon

On today's show, Pat is LIVE from Sacramento ahead of WWE Monday Night Raw, while Darius Butler, AJ Hawk, and the boys are back in Indianapolis as they recap yesterday's electric Masters that saw Rory McIlroy finally capture his elusive Green Jacket after a drama filled up and down final round, they chat about their experiences at Big Night AHT, look at the NBA and NHL playoff situations, and everything else happening around the sports world. They're also joined by several incredible guests including Chris "Soly" Solomon of No Laying Up to recap the Masters and Rory's win, Ian Rapoport to update us on everything happening around the NFL including Derek Carr potentially being out for the season, Josh Pate of CBS Sports to discuss the Nico Iamaleava situation at Tennessee and where he might wind up next, the greatest goal scorer of all-time, Stanley Cup Champion, 3x Hart Trophy Winner, Conn Smythe Winner, and countless other accolades, Alexander Ovechkin, and lastly, Head Coach of the newly minted National Champion Western Michigan Broncos men's hockey team, Pat Ferschweiler. Make sure to subscribe to youtube.com/thepatmcafeeshow or watch on ESPN (12-2 EDT), ESPN's Youtube (12-3 EDT), or ESPN+. We appreciate the hell out of all of you. We'll see you tomorrow, cheers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Scott Van Pelt is joined by No Laying Up's Chris Solomon to talk all things Augusta from the weekend, including why he felt Rory McIlroy was the pick this weekend, how Rory got it done, Bryson DeChambeau's final round and more. Plus, Chris Vernon joins to share the origin and art of the infamous Masters Updates. All that and more on a special episode of the SVPod. | SVPod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

16-year old junior sensation Miles Russell and No Laying Up co-founder Chris Solomon joined the program today. Russell talked about his recent win at the Sage Valley Junior Invitational, what he learned from watching the pros while competing in a Korn Ferry Tour event last season and what the next steps are in his golf journey. Solomon doves into the player/media relations that have been under scrutiny the last couple weeks, whether plays should have to talk to the media and if the rollback steps are enough and what additional tweaks he thinks need to be made.

- Kay shares her thoughts on the Eagles trading C.J. Gardner Johnson and the Creator Classic at TPC Sawgrass.  - Former Kentucky CB and NFL Draft Prospect Maxwell Hairston discusses how he feels like he can run a faster 40-yard dash and his meetings with multiple NFL teams. - Wyndham Clark relives winning the U.S. Open and being at TPC Sawgrass a year later after his 18th hole lip.  - Chris Solomon talks playing in the Creator Classic for the first time and selects Wyndham Clark as his sleeper pick to win The Players Championship. 

A super special guest for the long overdue next episode of the podcast. Chris Solomon from No Laying Up joins us to share his views on all things golf Down Under. Soly has travelled here several times over the years, with his visits bookended by Tourist Sauce Seasons #1 and #9. Between those visits he got to play the Composite course at Royal Melbourne at the time of the most recent Asia Pacific Amateur Championship. Links to all these on YouTube are below.   Soly shares his views on what he loves about great golf, and touches on Aussie golf's highlights – the people and culture, turf conditions, strategy, and courses. We chat about Royal Melbourne and Kingston Heath, Cape Wickham, Barnbougle, and others. We pick his brains on what he's not yet seen but would like to when he next travels this way.  The chat surrounding his own game and improvements despite burgeoning career demands, and escalating fatherhood duties will no doubt strike a chord with many of you.   Links to the Premiere episodes of Tourist Sauce Australian series Season #1 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x90o8J8cQy8 Season #9 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x90o8J8cQy8   Ben takes on Soly around Royal Melbourne Composite - https://youtu.be/qxPZMqqOmqI?si=D72QaL3mM0ytMKRM   This link to John Sabino and his reviews - https://www.top100golfcourses.com/reviewer/8318?page=1   We thank Angus and Grace Go Golfing for their continued support. Matt and his team at AAGGG have been working hard on a small run of Australian Golf Passport hats – we're really pleased with them and hope you are too! Check them out at – https://www.angusandgracegogolfing.com/product-page/australian-golf-passport-cap-navy-nylon   While you're browsing – take a look at the apparel, including polos and shorts, and a full range of mens and womens wear for golf as the days get longer and the sun shines.   And as per the ad read in the episode - we're sad to share the news that Burnley Brewing has ceased operations. In a tough market, with many small brewers closing up shop, Burnley have unfortunately brought an end to their multi-year operations. We thank all the guys there for the support of the podcast, and urge those of you who love their stuff to take your last chance and grab what little of their stock remains on retail shelves wherever you see.

Nick Kirby, Trace Fowler, Craig Sandlin and special guest Chris Solomon (aka Soly) of the No Laying Up podcast react to the breaking news that the Cincinnati Reds have hired Terry Francona as their new manager to replace David Bell.   Today's Show on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjX6eaFbqzs&t=6s    Gametime App ($20 off your first order with promo code CINCY:   TERMS APPLY   IOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/gametime-last-minute-tickets/id630687854 Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gametime.gametime&pli=1 Web: https://gametime.co/    DSC Commodities: https://deepsouthcommodities.com/   

It's a special week in Jacksonville, FL as the Champions Tour arrives at Timuquana Country Club for the 4th annual Furyk & Friends presented by Constellation Energy.We're live on site digging into some of the best stories we can find, and had the privilege to interview No Laying Up's, Chris Solomon, in the weight room at TCC.It's an Old Ross, you'll love it.If you like living forever, and you like golf, then you're going to LOVE Live Forever Golf.Enter discount code "LFG20" for 20% off your next order at LiveForeverGolf.comStraight Down the Middle'ish is brought to you by Live Forever Golf. Check out our Final Few collection to get great deals on our clearance inventory! Free shipping on all orders over $100.

Bryan Hance is a bike enthusiast and web developer who combined those two interests in co-founding Bike Index, a database that tracks ownership to help recover bikes that end up stolen. Through that work, Bryan uncovered a sprawling bike theft and trafficking operation, which he traced back to one man, operating out of Jalisco, Mexico — and the story only gets crazier from there. So we sat down with Bryan and Chris Solomon, who wrote a piece for Wired on Bryan's work, to hear all about it. RELATED LINKS:Bag BalmBLISTER+ MembershipThis Week's Gear GiveawayTOPICS & TIMES:Bike Index & Bryan's interest in bike theft (2:14)Constru-Bikes's operation (7:46)What did this network look like? (13:41)How Bryan uncovered Constru's trafficking (22:20)Arrests in the US (29:11)How to shut this down? (34:56)OUR OTHER PODCASTSBlister CinematicCRAFTEDGEAR:30Blister PodcastOff The Couch Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nick Kirby recaps another loss for the Cincinnati Reds in Cactus League play. Nick talks about Hunter Greene's rough start and his postgame comments, and goes through some of the standout offensive performances. Nick later talks with Chris Solomon (Soly) of the No Laying Up golf podcast about his Reds fandom, the Reds rotation, lineup and outlook ahead of the 2024 season.   Gametime App ($20 off your first order with promo code CINCY): IOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/gametime-last-minute-tickets/id630687854 Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gametime.gametime&pli=1 Web: https://gametime.co/    DSC Commodities: https://deepsouthcommodities.com/    Nick Kirby: https://twitter.com/Nicholaspkirby Chris Solomon: https://twitter.com/Soly_Reds No Laying Up: https://nolayingup.com/    Off The Bench: https://otbthombrennaman.podbean.com/  The Chatter Podcast: https://queencitychatter.podbean.com/ Chatterbox Bearcats: https://chatterboxbearcats.podbean.com/  Chatterbox Bengals: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjPJjEFaBD7WtWXJbcB_g2xYu7ST276R7 Chatterbox Clicker (Bengals Film Breakdown with Coach Kyle Caskey): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjPJjEFaBD7V9GfyT1tl6M1dWQtQ9730Z  Chatterbox Store: https://www.chatterboxsports.com/store  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cboxsports Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cboxsports/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/CBoxSports  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cboxsports 

It's a double episode today! News broke very late on Wednesday night that the Cincinnati Reds signed 3B/1B Jeimer Candelario to a three year deal. Trace Fowler and Nick Kirby were joined by special guests Clay Snowden, Craig Sandlin and Elliot Rearing for instant reaction to the news. Following that conversation, Trace Fowler and Nick Kirby were joined earlier in the night by avid Reds fan and host of the #1 Golf Podcast in the United States, Chris Solomon of No Laying Up. They talked about the final day of the MLB Winter Meetings, what free agents are still worth exploring for the Reds and what is next? Plus some fun instant reaction on the show when false rumors were reported about the Reds and Eduardo Rodriguez, rumors about the Reds interest in Jeimer Candelario and the Juan Soto trade to the Yankees being finalized.    Full Episode with Soly on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7hhBfJV1jM&t=5455s&ab_channel=ChatterboxSports  Full Episode about the Candelario signing on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcReDwLIA-I&ab_channel=ChatterboxSports  Nick Kirby: https://twitter.com/Nicholaspkirby Trace Fowler: https://twitter.com/CBoxTrace Chris Solomon: https://twitter.com/Soly_Reds  No Laying Up podcast: https://twitter.com/NoLayingUp  Craig Sandlin: https://twitter.com/Craig_Sandlin Clay Snowden: https://twitter.com/Clay_sno  Elliot Reiring: https://twitter.com/etrain513    Off The Bench with Thom Brennaman: https://otbthombrennaman.podbean.com/  Chatterbox Bengals: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjPJjEFaBD7WtWXJbcB_g2xYu7ST276R7 Chatterbox Clicker (Bengals Film Breakdown with Coach Kyle Caskey): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjPJjEFaBD7V9GfyT1tl6M1dWQtQ9730Z  Mac + JT (All Things NFL): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjPJjEFaBD7UOKdz23vAD9QiqNiOvnf2D The Chatter Podcast: https://queencitychatter.podbean.com/ Chatterbox Bearcats: https://chatterboxbearcats.podbean.com/ 

My guest this week is Chris Solomon, a Physicist who worked at the University of Kent from 1995 until 2020. He specialized in the area of facial recognition and subsequently started a company called Vision Metric which has been his main focus. We talk about the interdisciplinary nature of research, and what he learned from studying Physics, and how it didn't directly affect the way he lived his life. Chris was a good footballer as a boy and was into mathematics. He was born on Hayling Island near Portsmouth and grew up around Brighton. We learn about his family background, including having a mother who had a TV career, presenting an afternoon show on Southern TV called House Party, and meeting Anita Roddick. We find out about his interest in Slade and T-Rex in the 1970s and how we consumed music in those days. We learn about Chris' interest in religion, too, and how he became a seeker. Direct experience is important for him.  Buddhism was his first interest, and we learn about Chris' fascination with the teaching of Gurdjieff and esoteric Christianity. Chris talks about why he didn't always talk about it with colleagues, and whether there should be an academic dimension to spiritual matters. We talk about the Michael Apted 7 Up Series where we see the patterns of our own lives unfold, and we learn about Chris' undergraduate experience of doing Physics at Durham and how he was disappointed with the lack of wonder he encountered. Then, at the end of the interview, Chris talks about how his memories are predominantly positive, and he relates an experience involving some rather difficult tenants which was lesson-learning. We also discover that his younger self imagined that he would end up being either a scientist or a builder.

Hour 1 to kick off a Monday on OverDrive with Bryan Hayes, Jeff O'Neill & Jamie McLennan as the guys get into Jon Rahm winning the 2023 Masters, the Leafs victory over the Canadiens and Jett Alexander making a late appearance in net. Chris Solomon of the No Laying Up Podcast stops by to recap Jon Rahm's green jacket victory plus we react to the news that Matthew Knies will make his debut for the Leafs tonight.

No Laying Up Co-Founder and Host Chris Solomon joined the OverDrive guys earlier today following the conclusion of the 2023 Masters Tournament. He touched on Jon Rahm getting it done and his outlook for the rest of the season, Tiger having to withdraw and what he makes of the reception of Phil Mickelson over the weekend.

My guest on this episode is Chris Solomon from No Laying Up.  Great conversation about the state of professional golf as well as his own game as he prepares to compete in the Gasparilla Invitational later this month.    No Laying Up - Official WebsiteThe Back of the Range Collection at Imperial SportsCOUPON CODE: BOTR15 for 15% your entire purchase!Subscribe to The Back of the Range Subscribe in Apple Podcasts and SPOTIFY!Also Subscribe in YouTube,   Google Play , Overcast, Stitcher  Follow on Social Media! Email us:   ben@thebackoftherange.comWebsite: www.thebackoftherange.com  Voice Work by Mitch Phillips

Sportsnet MLB Insider Shi Davidi joins Ailish and Justin to discuss his memories from Marcus Stroman's time with the Blue Jays, why this year's Jays team is prone to prolonged offensive dry spells, John Schneider's deployment of Jordan Romano, and Teoscar Hernandez's confounding season. Chris Solomon, co-founder and co-host of the No Laying Up podcast, stops by to chat about the latest crop of PGA defectors joining LIV Golf, the recent changes instituted by the PGA Tour, and Rory McIlroy emerging as a key advocate for the PGA (30:11). The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate

Chris Solomon from the No Laying Up Podcast joined OverDrive after Cameron Smith's triumph at the Open Championship. He touched on Tiger Woods' emotional farewell to St. Andrews, Rory McIlroy falling short on Sunday, Smith's rise to superstar status and the future of the LIV Tour.

Hour 2 as we continue a Monday on OverDrive with Bryan Hayes, Jonas Siegel & Dave Feschuk as the guys are joined by General Manager of the Pittsburgh Penguins Ron Hextall following their extensions of Malkin & Letang and the trade for Jeff Petry. As well Chris Solomon of the No Laying Up Podcast stops by to recap Cam Smith's Open Title & more buzz around the LIV Tour.

Guest host Ben Lyons, Brockman and TJ list their top ten running back heading into the 2022 NFL season.  No Laying Up co-founder Chris Solomon and Ben discuss the snowballing popularity of the NLU brand, previews the Open Championship's return to St. Andrews, reacts to Tiger Woods' critical comments about the LIV Golf Tour, and says how the game of golf can improve to be more appealing to younger fans.  TJ lists his NBA G.O.A.T.s for the Miami Heat, Orlando Magic, Atlanta Hawks, Charlotte Hornets and Washington Wizards. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Chris Solomon is a contributing editor to Outside Magazine. We talk about his work for GQ, Outside, and freelancing in general. Sponsor: Athletic Greens Support: Patreon.com/cnfpod Social: @CNFPod Show notes/newsletter: brendanomeara.com

News of Apple's all-encompassing Major League Soccer deal broke just before Andrew Marchand and John Ourand taped this week's podcast. The two go in-depth on deal terms and what Apple's involvement means for the rest of the business. Marchand and Ourand also analyze what Luis Silberwasser's surprise appointment as chairman and CEO of Warner Bros. Discovery Sports means for the sports media business and what changes to expect at Turner Sports.   Chris Solomon, host of the golf podcast No Laying Up, joins this week as The Big Get. Speaking from the US Open, Solomon talked about the future of LIV Golf and the PGA Tour and what to expect from both. As always, the two pick who's up (Peyton Manning and Don Garber) and who's down (Bob Chapek and Jay Monahan), as well as the Call of the Week from Mike Breen. Mentions this week: Rory McIroy, Greg Norman, Don Garber, Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, Pat McAfee, Dan Le Batard, Tom Brady, Bob Chapek, Jay Monahan, Jim Nantz, Michael Jordan, Taylor Twellman, Chris LaPlaca, David Zaslav, Chris Mason, Lenny Daniels, Jimmy Pitaro, Jeff Zucker, David Levy, Karen Brodkin, Hillary Mandel, Sean McDonough, Al Michaels, Joe Buck, Jack Buck, Dick Enberg, Curt Gowdy, Dick Stockton, Charissa Thompson, Kay Adams, Nate Burleson, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Richard Sherman, Tony Gonzalez, Marshawn Lynch, Kirk Herbstreit, Patrick Reed, Dustin Johnson, Charles Schwartzel, Phil Mickelson, Mark Cuban, Elon Musk, Talor Gooch, Tiger Woods, Jon Rahm, Justin Thomas, Rickie Fowler, Xander Schauffele, Patrick Cantlay, Brooks Koepka, Bryson DeChambeau, Mohammad bin Salman, Jordan Poole, Mike Breen, Marv Albert, Ian Eagle, Eddy Cue. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ben is joined by Dan Shulman (1:00) who is in KC calling the Jays and Royals. It's clear that Robbie Ray may not have worked out with the jays because of his vaccine status - but - the Jays are happy they ended up with Kevin Gausman. On that front, his unhittable splitter was not as effective lately with hitters clearly trying to stay away from it and not swing. Have they solved that pitch or is he tipping pitches? Later we speak with Chris Solomon (27:00) from No Laying Up about the LIV Tour, Dustin Johnson and others handing in their PGA Tour card and how golf has become a free agent frenzy. He also breaks the news that Bryson DeChambeau is next to join LIV. To follow this story we head to London where the LIV tournament is happening and check in with Bob Harig from SI (34:00) He looks at the how this story is about money over morals and players are taking cash from people well knowing how people have been treated but they are quick to look away. Bob explains how this story has taken away from the Canadian Open and why he understands why they would be upset about how their tournament was handled. Bob then reveals his conversation last night with Phil Mickleson who broke his silence since the Saudi story happened and took ownership of his issues with gambling addiction and admitted he has a problem. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate. 

Chris Solomon of the No Laying Up Podcast joined OverDrive earlier today and got into a number of things including what kind of reception Phil Mickelson will get next week at the PGA Championship, why players have been denied permission to play in the SGL & his expectations for Tiger Woods next week.

Hour 3 as we wrap up a Wednesday on OverDrive with Bryan Hayes, Jeff O'Neill & Jamie McLennan as the guys are joined by former Maple Leaf & TSN 1050 Leafs Analyst Frank Corrado to look back on the Leafs Game 5 win. As well Chris Solomon of the No Laying Up Podcast stops by to go around the world of golf and we look ahead to tonight's action in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

Gary Williams discusses a range of hot topics in the game of golf with Chris Solomon of the No Laying Up podcast.

Hour 3 as we wrap up a Mail it in Friday on OverDrive with Bryan Hayes, Jeff O'Neill & Jamie McLennan as we get into who has the most fans in Vegas between the Raiders and Golden Knights, Gary Bettman addressing the media and some ‘OverDrive Arbitration'. As well Chris Solomon of the No Laying Up Podcast stops by to chat about Phil Mickelson's criticism of the PGA, the Saudi Super League and more!

Chris Solomon of the No Laying Up Podcast stopped by earlier today and got into a number of things including the criticism of the PGA Tour from Phil Mickelson, why he's not a believer in the Saudi Super League, Tiger Woods & the injury concerns for Bryson DeChambeau

Hour 3 to wrap up a Tuesday on OverDrive with Bryan Hayes, Jeff O'Neill & Jamie McLennan as the guys get into the new narrative around the Blue Jays before being joined by Chris Solomon of the No Laying Up Podcast to chat all things Tiger Woods. As well Brad Lidge of MLB Network Radio stops by to chat about a potential labour stoppage and the flurry of signings across baseball in recent days.

Host of the No Laying Up Podcast Chris Solomon joined us earlier today following the press conference from Tiger Woods this morning. He touched on that, why there still so much mystery around what happened prior to his accident & whether or not he's buying that Tiger can make it all the way back again.

Host of the No Laying Up Podcast Chris Solomon joined us earlier today following the press conference from Tiger Woods this morning. He touched on that, why there still so much mystery around what happened prior to his accident & whether or not he's buying that Tiger can make it all the way back again.

Hour 3 to wrap up a Tuesday on OverDrive with Bryan Hayes, Jeff O'Neill & Jamie McLennan as the guys get into the new narrative around the Blue Jays before being joined by Chris Solomon of the No Laying Up Podcast to chat all things Tiger Woods. As well Brad Lidge of MLB Network Radio stops by to chat about a potential labour stoppage and the flurry of signings across baseball in recent days.

Going back to vault this week with one of our favorite (and first interviews). We (mainly Ryan thanks to DaveO's old setup) talked with Texas dad Chris Solomon. In this conversation, we mainly touched on how his life was set up to adopt his amazing son from Ukraine.    Kick back, relax and get ready for a great one today

Chris 'Soly' Solomon of the No Laying Up Podcast joined OverDrive earlier today following Collin Morikawa's Open Championship title at Royal St. George's. He touched on that, why he's taking Jon Rahm to win more majors over the next several years & whether he's enjoyed the feud between Brooks Koepka & Bryson DeChambeau

Chris 'Soly' Solomon of the No Laying Up Podcast joined OverDrive earlier today following Collin Morikawa's Open Championship title at Royal St. George's. He touched on that, why he's taking Jon Rahm to win more majors over the next several years & whether he's enjoyed the feud between Brooks Koepka & Bryson DeChambeau

In this episode Pais and Tom have a chat with one of the best interviewers out there, Chris "Soly" Solomon from the No Laying Up Podcast. We discuss the current climate on the PGA Tour, Tony Finau's consistent play, that is often overlooked and some serious coverage takes! We also get the chance to dig deeper into the inception of NLU and their evolution from a golf blog in a college dorm, to one of the most respected golf podcasts in the game, and a content juggernaut. All that and so much more! Cheers! If you have any questions or feedback please email us at fourjackpodcast@gmail.com If you like the podcast please rate, review and share with your friends! Cheers. https://www.instagram.com/csolomonnlu/ https://www.instagram.com/nolayingup/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thefourjackpod/support

Pasqo and Fitz catch up with Soly and talk about the backstory behind No Laying Up, known for their prominence in golf media. The guys dive into distance debate, The Masters, and the PGL before addressing No Laying Up's acclaimed YouTube channel. This episode is can't-miss!

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Fresh off his byline in TGJ No. 13, Golfer's Journal Contributor Chris Solomon returns to the show to talk about the inspiration behind “Infinite Loop,” the brotherhood behind the traveling carry bag that's now been around the world twice, how to properly pitch a TGJ story, and the fear that comes when putting pen to paper. 

Fresh off his byline in TGJ No. 13, Golfer’s Journal Contributor Chris Solomon returns to the show to talk about the inspiration behind “Infinite Loop,” the brotherhood behind the traveling carry bag that’s now been around the world twice, how to properly pitch a TGJ story, and the fear that comes when putting pen to paper. 

Hello, and welcome back to “Gracie Meets…”! I’ve invited Mr. Chris Solomon back onto the show today. Last time he […]

Today Ryan takes over the interviewing duties and it's a good one. Ryan sits down with retired Air Force veteran and father of 3 Chris Solomon. Chris has a very unique situation raising 2 girls and 1 son. His 11-year-old son was adopted from Ukraine with Down Syndrome.   Chris agreed to sit down with us and go through adopting his son and how the universe tied everything up. This is one you honestly don't want to miss.   If there is anything you take away from today's episode, it should be these three things: 1. Your past is set in stone but gives a great framework to build and become better. 2. Maximize the time you have with your kids even if it's not the most ideal of situations. 3. Life is too coincidental to be a coincidence. Life has a way of putting you where you need to be.   Chris helps his oldest daughter with a podcast called "Gracie Meets" where she interviews people in unique jobs for teens who are unsure of what they want to be after school. You can find more at www.mindonmymission.com   Become a part of the Fearless Family Support us on Patreon Follow us on Social Media   Find all of that and more at our linktree: www.linktr.ee/ffpod

Austin Render and Connor Hines are joined by Scott Powers of The Athletic and Chris Solomon of No Laying Up to talk about the latest with the NHL and the results of the first PGA Tournament since the quarantine began.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready give their takeaways from the interview earlier in the week with Ole Miss athletics director Keith Carter and also discuss the potential timeline for MLB's return. Then, Chase speaks with Chris Solomon (28:35) of No Laying Up about his background, the rise of their brand, how podcasts have grown, what's next and if golf will return on schedule.

The show gets a visit from Tim's daughter who shows off her singing talent for Sid. Ariel Helwani (24:06) of ESPN joins to talk about his issues with UFC 249 being held and Dana White's idea of holding a fight card on a private island. Marc Savard (41:55) updates us after a 14-day quarantine away from his family and what it's like working with the reigning Stanley Cup champion St. Louis Blues. John Clayton (84:05) joins the show with reaction to Tom Brady's two-hour interview with Howard Stern. Chris Solomon of the No Laying Up podcast (98:10) delves into the importance of Tiger Woods winning The Masters last year. CFL Commissioner Randy Ambrosie (1:08:04) addresses how the CFL is planning the draft, the ramifications of the season being suspended, and reports on players becoming free agents due to the hiatus. The guys play a round of #AskTimAndSid with listening questions and more good news updates.

Whaddup World! The world of sports is currently on hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic that has taken over our world. What could the rest of the calendar year, including football season, look like from a sports perspective? Special guest Chris Solomon from No Laying Up (@NoLayingUp) joins to discuss the impact we've seen on golf, how broadcasts could look different with certain people holding responsibilities both there and in football, plus how Tony Romo would do calling a golf tournament. Huzzah! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The greatest tournaments live on in our collective memories. But they also provide a sometimes shocking timestamp of the golf world at that time. Host Tom Coyne, No Laying Up's Chris Solomon, PGATour.Com Senior Editor Sean Martin and TGJ's Casey Bannon gather to look back on five days of golf that wrote legacies and history books alike: The 2008 U.S. Open. From practice round folklore to the birth of Rickie's orange pants and 91 unforgettable holes, this one deserves a Re-Tee. 

The greatest tournaments live on in our collective memories. But they also provide a sometimes shocking timestamp of the golf world at that time. Host Tom Coyne, No Laying Up’s Chris Solomon, PGATour.Com Senior Editor Sean Martin and TGJ’s Casey Bannon gather to look back on five days of golf that wrote legacies and history books alike: The 2008 U.S. Open. From practice round folklore to the birth of Rickie’s orange pants and 91 unforgettable holes, this one deserves a Re-Tee. 

Proof of concept for any successful entrepreneur is table stakes - without this validation of your product’s feasibility, you’re stuck in the starting gate. For Chris Solomon, proof of concept for “No Laying Up,” the podcast and media company he co-founded with Todd Schuster, Phil Landes, and Neil Schuster, arrived in 2016 on a golf course. Not just any golf course, but where the Ryder Cup was in play. From the ninth tee box, Rory McIlroy, one of pro golf’s most elite players, stops his play to tease Chris about the dream pairing Chris and his co-founders had suggested on a recent episode - and Rory was currently beating. Rory didn’t just agree to be a podcast guest, as an ardent fan and a believer in how they were completely disrupting traditional media coverage of the game, Rory pledged to help Chris and No Laying Up’s team in any way necessary. Then and there, Chris knew his life as an accountant was done. It was time to make this weird, hilarious hobby his career. Now, he and his team are broadcasting to the world from Neptune Beach.For full show notes, visit https://www.forcura.com/innovatejax.

We welcome our good friend Chris Solomon back to commentate on Austin & I's complete Marvel Cinematic Universe rankings.

Austin and I welcome a long awaited guest, our friend Chris Solomon AKA Solo. We compare our revised 2018 lists with Solo's. Then we dive head first into double Avengers coverage with the two latest entries in the hugely successful Marvel franchise.

From the pages of No.7: A deep dive into the origins No Laying Up with co-founder Chris Solomon

From the pages of No.7: A deep dive into the origins No Laying Up with co-founder Chris Solomon

Chris Solomon of No Laying Up joins Cameron and Corey to provide a behind the scenes look at the origin and rise of NLU.

CliffCentral.com — No Laying Up has become a golfing institution when it comes to cutting edge content and live commentary online. The man behind it Chris Solomon talks about how he and his team converted it from a little podcast to a big global player in the sport, and all the incredible things they have covered in the past year.

With the PGA Championship in the rearview mirror, Yahoo Finance’s Dan Roberts and Myles Udland bring on Chris Solomon of the No Laying Up podcast to review the four Majors and the summer of Tiger Woods. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Las respiraciones agonales, o respiraciones agónicas, son un patrón anormal e irregular de intento de respiración caracterizado por dificultad extrema, jadeo, boqueo, y puede tener vocalizaciones extrañas durante las contracciones mioclónicas. Las contracciones musculares erráticas pueden parecer convulsiones. El paciente con respiraciones agonales no está respirando porque no está intercambiando gases. De hecho, las respiraciones agonales pueden ser un intento desesperado y fallido del cuerpo de reducir la presión intratorácica para forzar mayor retorno venoso y precarga al corazón. Respiraciones agonales sugieren etiología cardiaca El paro cardiaco no es un diagnóstico...es una circunstancia dentro de la enfermedad que tiene el paciente. Hay enfermedades que pueden ser tratadas y corregidas, mientras que hay otras que en algún momento dejarán de ser metabólicamente corregibles. Entender las causas reversibles y decidir cómo tratarlas es parte de lo que discutimos en el curso ACLS (Soporte Vital Cardiovascular Avanzado). Sabemos que ciertos pacientes tienen una mejor posibilidad de sobrevivir que otros. Por ejemplo, los pacientes que tienen un paro cardiaco por una arritmia ventricular pueden ser resucitados relativamente fácil debido al hecho de que la arritmia ventricular puede ser inmediatamente solucionada con un desfibrilador externo automático (DEA, o AED por sus siglas en inglés). Las respiraciones agonales están asociadas a un paro cardiaco debido a una etiología cardiaca, por ejemplo, una arritmia ventricular súbita. Este paciente puede tener excelentes oportunidades de sobrevivencia si tiene una arritmia ventricular y se desfibrila inmediatamente. El proceso de muerte de un paciente con una arritmia ventricular puede dividirse en tres fases: la fase eléctrica, la fase circulatoria y la fase metabólica. Si no desea leer la explicación de cuáles son las tres fases, brinque a la sección que dice "Es importante reconocer la fase eléctrica". Si podemos reconocer que el paciente tiene un paro cardiaco de origen cardiaco, debemos esforzarnos por reducir el tiempo para lograr una desfibrilación temprana de ser necesaria y mantener una perfusión cerebral a través de la resucitación cardiopulmonar (RCP / CPR). Desfibrilación temprana durante fase eléctrica La fase eléctrica durante la muerte del paciente en fibrilación ventricular o taquicardia ventricular sin pulso es la primera fase que ocurre y es la más importante porque aquí es donde hay la mejor oportunidad de resucitar al paciente. Debido a que la muerte, en este caso particular, se debe a una arritmia, los tejidos importantes tienen relativamente buena cantidad de oxígeno. Lo que no hay es circulación. Las ventilaciones probablemente pueden esperar en esta fase. La desfibrilación tiene excelentes oportunidades de éxito en esta fase. Por lo tanto, el esfuerzo inicial de resucitación de este paciente se debe centrar en desfibrilar el paciente primero y en realizar las compresiones cardiacas. Desde el punto de vista de un sistema de cuidado, esto explica por qué queremos que el público realice inicialmente RCP / CPR usando solo las manos, y use un AED. La fase eléctrica probablemente ocurre en los primeros 5 minutos del paro cardiaco. No obstante, la resucitación cardiopulmonar puede extender estas ventanas de tiempo significativamente. La perfusión durante fase circulatoria La segunda fase es la fase circulatoria, y ocurre dentro de los primeros 5-10 minutos del paro cardiaco. Durante la fase circulatoria el cuerpo ha perdido algo de perfusión. Las células del miocardio necesitan oxígeno para tener ATP. Sin energía, ninguna célula del nodo sinusal va a poder generar un impulso eléctrico luego de la desfibrilación. La desfibrilación durante la fase circulatoria posiblemente lleve a asístole o actividad eléctrica sin pulso porque el tejido no está preparado para la desfibrilación. La resucitación cardiopulmonar, con ventilaciones, puede ayudar a restaurar la perfusión al miocardio y ayudar a que alguna de la(s) subsiguiente(s) desfibrilación(es) sea exitosa. La epinefrina puede tener algún rol durante la fase circulatoria en algunos casos. La fase metabólica La fase metabólica ocurre a partir de los primeros 10 minutos. Es la fase que menos entendemos y es la fase con peores resultados. La epinefrina posiblemente esté asociada a peores resultados durante la fase metabólica. Los metabolitos tóxicos del metabolismo anaeróbico hacen que la resucitación durante la fase metabólica sea más difícil. Es importante reconocer la fase eléctrica Puede ser difícil reconocer respiraciones agonales a través del teléfono La mejor oportunidad de sobrevivencia la tienen los pacientes que reciben RCP por testigos en la escena. La mejor forma de lograr que más personas realicen RCP en el momento en que presencian el paro cardiorrespiratorio es que el despachador del servicio de emergencias médicas le provea instrucciones por teléfono de cómo realizar la RCP / CPR tan pronto se reconoce que se está atendiendo un caso de muerte súbita. Pero a veces puede ser difícil para el testigo reconocer que la persona, de hecho, no está respirando cuando se puede observar algún movimiento del tórax y un esfuerzo intermitente por respirar. En este estudio del 2018 se identificó 176 llamadas de paro cardiaco fuera del hospital y se dividieron entre 89 casos donde se reconoció el paro cardiaco a través del teléfono, y 87 casos donde no se reconoció el paro cardiaco a través de la llamada telefónica. Cuando el despachador preguntó "¿Está respirando?", y el testigo indicó que sí, se dividieron las respuestas en dos categorías: los que dijeron categóricamente "sí", y los que añadieron algún calificativo (por ejemplo, "sí, pero boquea". El estudio demostró que las respuestas con algún calificativo eran más sugestivas de respiraciones agonales y que el paciente debería ser reconocido inmediatamente como una víctima de muerte súbita para así comenzar las instrucciones pre-arribo. Probablemente sea mejor preguntar "¿está respirando bien?". https://youtu.be/88uCTEmuuGI En el siguiente video Chris Solomon tiene una arritmia ventricular durante la filmación del video. Noten en el minuto 2:24, cuando ocurre el paro cardiaco, lo que ocurre durante los primeros segundos de la arritmia. ¡Inclusive se puede ver movimiento! Sin embargo, el ritmo eléctrico está mostrando la arritmia sin pulso palpable. https://youtu.be/w32PUDL2lb8 Respiraciones agonales sugieren muerte por etiología cardiaca Este estudio y este otro estudio concluyen que los pacientes que tienen respiraciones agonales probablemente hayan sufrido una muerte por etiología cardiaca. Aunque no todos los pacientes que tienen paro cardiaco por etiología cardiaca tiene respiraciones agonales, la presencia de respiraciones agonales debe ser asociada a pacientes que tienen mejor posibilidad de sobrevivencia si los testigos presenciales colocan un DEA / AED y comienzan la resucitación cardiopulmonar antes de que lleguen los paramédicos. Es importante aprender RCP ECCtrainings LLC ofrece adiestramientos de resucitación cardiopulmonar básica y avanzada, certificados por la American Heart Association en Puerto Rico. Nuestros cursos para el público en general incluyen el Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED. Para los profesionales de la salud, ofrecemos el Basic Life Support y el Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support. Referencias https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/prehospital-and-disaster-medicine/article/can-gasping-be-used-as-a-tool-to-determine-whether-to-perform-compressiononly-cpr-versus-conventional-cpr/303C163F9348D8D107A89E20CDC6521C/core-reader# https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0300957217307499 http://cpr.heart.org/AHAECC/CPRAndECC/ResuscitationScience/TelephoneCPR/RecommendationsPerformanceMeasures/UCM_477526_Telephone-CPR-T-CPR-Program-Recommendations-and-Performance-Measures.jsp https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16893704 https://www.emsworld.com/article/10321204/cardiac-arrest-management-part-1 https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0735109717391453?via%3Dihub

TGJ contributors Shane Bacon (Fox Sports) and Chris Solomon (No Laying Up) join the podcast to discuss the unbelievable hospitality details that come with playing one of South Korea's most private golf courses. Shane also recounted his experience in TGJ No. 3, a piece brought to life in part by Chris' dramatic aerial photos of Whistling Rock Country Club.

TGJ contributors Shane Bacon (Fox Sports) and Chris Solomon (No Laying Up) join the podcast to discuss the unbelievable hospitality details that come with playing one of South Korea's most private golf courses. Shane also recounted his experience in TGJ No. 3, a piece brought to life in part by Chris’ dramatic aerial photos of Whistling Rock Country Club.

Podcast regulars Alex Perry and Mark Townsend are joined by No Laying Up's Chris Solomon to discuss all things Open Championship... In this special edition Open podcast, we want to know how watching golf's oldest major differed for someone that grew up in the US from someone that grew up in Britain? And which Americans are most likely to take advantage of Royal Birkdale this week? Luckily we found someone from across the pond, Chris Solomon of No Laying Up fame, to join podcast regulars Alex Perry and Mark Townsend in the Tommy Fleetwood lounge of Formby Hall. We also thought of a few European players who might be able to hold off the American invasion…

CliffCentral.com — Ben brings you up to speed on all the big sporting talking points of the moment, plus interviews the host of his favourite podcast. Chris Solomon from the No Laying Up golf podcast joins him for a post-Masters golf chat, and general look into the current state of the game.

It's that special time of year where the takes are the hottest. Here on the GOLF.com Podcast, we've assembled some of the hottest takes in the sport, from some of the most provocative voices in golf's online arena. This is the second annual Hot Take Podcast. Included are the voices of Chris Solomon and Tron Carter from NoLayingUp, Brendan Porath from SB Nation and Coleman McDowell from GOLF.com. Kyle Porter from CBS had a nuclear take that we'll have to share sometime in the future. The timing just wasn't right today. The fiery takes are outlined below: 1:03 -- Jordan Spieth will win the Masters by four, and another three green jackets in the future 10:22 -- Sergio Garcia's happiness is leading him to a backdoor major victory 16:55 -- Pro golfers shouldn't wear hats 18:30 -- Patrick Reed is bad for golf 25:10 -- Tiger Woods must rescind his 2000 PGA Championship victory 33:05 -- Dustin Johnson will be the GOAT Note: Don't take these takes TOO seriously. That being said, if Spieth or Garcia misses the cut at Augusta, please feel free to unleash the hate.

Chris Solomon talks everything NoLayingUp and #Toursauce

We have a hard working and knowledgable personal trainer with us today.  His name is Guy Petruzzelli.  We will be talking about How to get back into the game to become the your healthiest. As a 43 year old professional  duathlete, who, at the age of 20, found a real passion for multi-sport, was forced to take some time away. I was hit by a car in 1996, leaving me rather injured and finding a comeback difficult. So I finished law school, passed the Illinois Bar exam and thought my time in the sport was over. In 2002, I was fortunate to have some close friends, who were concerned about my physical state, encourage me to get back into the sport. It wasn’t easy, but I came back to it with more desire, drive and passion. I worked hard under the coaching supervision of the great Jennifer Garrison, and in 2008 I was offered an opportunity to turn professional. It was a dream come true. I left law in 2009 to pursue my dream of being a professional multisport athlete and I have been blessed with the opportunity to do more with the sport, and meet a ton of great people along the way. As the 2010 season started to heat up in June, I was out for a training ride and once again, hit by a car. This time, I was left with a broken right collarbone and 3 broken ribs. My doctor insisted that even with surgery, I would miss the remainder of the season and would most likely not even be able to train hard until the start of 2011. I refused to believe that I would be limited for that long. So right after surgery I went to see Nate Aye and John Conquest at Crossfit DuPage. I was very honest about my goals as an athlete and the desire to be in the top tier of pro multisport athletes in 2011. They were very honest in turn, and made it clear – my goals were attainable, but it would take hard work and an open mind. From that day forward, I never looked back. A short 6 weeks later I met someone I knew would be a friend for life. Someone who was as driven as I was, constantly  challenging the norm, and believed that working smart was the key to success in multisport. Brian McKenzie from Crossfit Endurance opened my eyes to even more change to my training methods, breaking down old school endurance training ideology, improving my running form, and changing my mentality as how I approach training and racing. I was skeptical for the first hour I heard him talk, and then I watched as in less than 48 hours, I had improved my running efficiency by 53%. I was a believer. With Brian’s help, I was able to achieve 2 things in less than 5 weeks – continue to speed up my healing process, and improve fitness. When I went to see my doctor at week 9 post-surgery, the x-rays showed 90% bone growth, and I was cleared to race duathlons. But the most amazing part – my 5K time dropped, my LT wattage on the bike increased by 33% and I was 8 lbs. lighter than pre-accident. This wasn’t by accident; this was due to following Crossfit Strength and Crossfit Endurance principles. Best part, I’m still improving.  To spread the word of my recovery and passion, I was the focus of a Triathlete Magazine article in the February 2011 edition, written by TJ Murphy. I was then added to the book written by Brian MacKenzie in November 2012 – “Power, Speed, Endurance, a skill based approach to endurance training”, and featured in Chris Solomon’s article in the January 2013 issue of Outside Magazine, where Chris chronicles his use of Crossfit Endurance to train for a marathon.  To prove that I practice what I preach, I’ve been working with Cody Burhardt, head coach at Power Speed Endurance, to help me reach my current world rank of 11th in Duathlon. I’ve also appeared on the podcast www.athleteologist.com – episode 8,where I was able to share my story. facebook.com/guypetruzzelli twitter,com/guypetruzzelli instagram.com/guypetruzzelli www.guypetruzzelli.blogspot.com For additional podcast from Healthy Living With Eric Su visit www.ericwsu.com/podcasts.   Remember, Eric Su’s FREE Results Coaching Strategy session: www.ericwsu.com/freecoachingcall Watch Eric Su on Facebook Live.  Visit www.facebook.com/ericwsutrainer every Friday at 9:30am CST. Remember rate and review this episode on itunes See you at the next episode The post #154 Guy Petruzzelli – How to get back into the game to become your healthiest. #hlwes appeared first on Eric W Su.

John Swantek visits with No Laying Up co-founder Chris Solomon to discuss Tiger's comeback and other intriguing 2017 PGA TOUR stories. 

Chris Solomon from NoLayingUp joins Sean Zak to discuss what the Ryder Cup is like on site, inside the ropes and, at least for him, directly next to Rory McIlroy. Solomon explains why American fans were too harsh toward Danny Willett (17:20), his many interactions with McIlroy (26:07) and why the American celebration was all kinds of weird (46:30). Solomon and Zak also share a few stories about walking inside the ropes alongside Tiger Woods (35:53).

The Ryder Cup is finally here!! Shane is joined by Chris Solomon, No Laying Up podcast host, who is at Hazeltine giving a recap of day one. Chris describes the amazing atmosphere and walks Shane through what he saw from each team during the morning and afternoon matches. Shane and Chris also take a look at the Saturday AM pairings, discussing the most impressive players on the course. Plus, Chris talks about some of the craziest things he's heard from the fans and predicts who will win the tournament overall. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Ever popular, Chris Solomon from nolayingup.com calls in from the Netherlands to chat with Mark Immelman.  They talk Tiger Woods, the 2016 Majors, Jordan Spieth, Rory McIlroy, Brooks Koepka, Danny Willett, Dustin Johnson, Henrik Stenson and Jimmy Walker.  They also touch on the Rio Olympics, the USGA and The PGA.  Just for good measure they also talk about Stephan Jaeger shooting 58 on the Web.com Tour.

On the show this week, we leave our usual format aside to do a special combined podcast with Chris Solomon on No Laying Up, who recently visited for his first Irish Golf Trip, playing four magnificent courses in a whirlwind 48 hours. Barry and Chris talk in detail about the four courses and how each is special in their own unique way. We alternated play between two links and two parkland courses: The Island Golf Club (which hosts an Open Championship Qualifier every year), The K Club Palmer Course (host of the 2006 Ryder Cup and the 2016 Dubai Duty Free Irish Open), Portmarnock (host of more Irish Opens and Championships than there is space to list) and Killeen Castle (host of the 2011 Solheim Cup). It was a spectacular weekend playing some of the best golf courses that the east coast and Ireland have to offer from its wealth of golfing riches - One that will never be forgotten. We'll be back next week with our regular Major Preview show with Steve Bamford of Golf Betting System to talk about The Open Championship from Troon.

Our buddy from @NoLayingUp Chris Solomon stops by for some HOT TAKES and the always entertaining Holly Sonders drops by the podcast too! Did Tiger really hit 3 shots in the water on purpose? Was that real? Can someone say Web.com Tour? Jason Day wins again... is he starting to trend towards being the most dominant player on tour? We compare him to a healthy Tiger Woods. Plus, the rivalry between US and European players. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

John Swantek visits with Chris Solomon from No Laying Up to discuss The Masters and make their selections.

On this week's Clubhouse, Shane Bacon discusses Jason Day's win at the WGC Match Play Championship, giving him the No. 1 world ranking. Plus, Shane gives his thoughts on the new format of match play (2:30), Lydia Ko's dominance (4:30), "Did You See That!?!" (5:05), Patton Kizzire and Tony Finau winning his first PGA Tour title (6:15), Jason Day's pace of play issues (8:55), and if he would take Australians or "the field" to win the Masters (12:20). No Laying Up's Chris Solomon joins Shane for a great conversation, hitting all topics around the game. The guys discuss if Jason Day's "A" game is better than anyone else's (22:00), if Rory McIlroy's struggles are because of his putting (25:10), if Jordan Spieth can repeat as Masters champion (27:25), if Phil Mickelson will ever win another major (28:50), how many major wins Rickie Fowler will have at the end of the year (36:45), and if Lydia Ko's career projection is actually better than Tiger Woods' (37:35) Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Golf writers Kyle Porter, Shane Ryan, Luke Kerr-Dineen, Trent Ryan and Chris Solomon joined the GOLF.com Podcast to share their hottest take from the golf world. With takes on Bubba Watson (1:53), Tiger Woods (20:00), Rory McIlroy (24:41), the Olympics (13:08)and the Ryder Cup (6:50), there is a hot take and prediction for everyone.

This week we have a very special guest on the show in Chris Solomon from NoLayingUp.com, one of the creators of the brilliant and hilarious #TourSauce which brings a whole new level of fun to golf.  We look back to the rain shortened Portugal Masters won by birdie machine Alexander Levy and Sang Moon Bae threw the form books in the fire with a win in the first event of the PGA Tour 2014/15 season, The Frys.com Open.  We talk about the new Futura X5 series of putters from Scotty Cameron and then look ahead to a week jam-packed with tournaments - The PGA Grand Slam of Golf, The VOLVO World Matchplay Championship, The Hong Kong Open and The Shriners Hospitals for Children Open.