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Join the hosts of Iron Radio as they delve into the basics of starting a strength training routine. Coach Phil, Coach Jerell, and Dr. Lonnie discuss their personal journeys into strength sports, sharing insights on setting achievable goals, the importance of simplicity, and the power of consistent habits. They also examine a recent study on the effectiveness of ketone supplements and the time it takes to form lasting healthy habits. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned athlete, this episode offers valuable advice on how to build a sustainable and enjoyable training habit.01:35 Strength and Muscle Sport News01:54 Ketone Supplements Study05:03 Discussion on Ketone Supplements12:51 Healthy Habits Formation15:04 Establishing Training Habits26:01 Iron Radio Updates28:26 Getting Started with Training30:04 Starting Simple: My Initial Workout Routine31:51 Case Study Approach: Learning from Experience32:36 Jarrell's Journey: From High School to Weightlifting35:18 The Importance of Basic Training39:10 Setting Habits and Achieving Progress43:58 Effective Training Templates for Beginners48:30 Consistency and Simplicity in Training57:21 Reflecting on Training Evolution and Trends Donate to the show via PayPal HERE.You can also join Dr Mike's Insider Newsletter for more info on how to add muscle, improve your performance and body comp - all without destroying your health, go to www.ironradiodrmike.com Thank you!Phil, Jerrell, Mike T, and Lonnie

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RIP Peanut the squirrel :: People shouldn't be allowed to vote if they work for the government :: People often mistake legality for morality :: Will Donald Trump ban books like the left says? :: Parents who want to keep their children infants forever :: Communists are using the same tactics in the United States now that were used in early Soviet Russia :: They want you to feel bad about yourself to ultimately get you more reliant on them :: Covid tyranny memories :: Why not to vote for Chase Oliver, kid transitioner and covid tyrant :: Kamala suddenly not claiming to be black anymore :: 2024-11-02 :: Hosts: Bonnie, Coach Phil, Stu

RIP Peanut the squirrel :: People shouldn't be allowed to vote if they work for the government :: People often mistake legality for morality :: Will Donald Trump ban books like the left says? :: Parents who want to keep their children infants forever :: Communists are using the same tactics in the United States now that were used in early Soviet Russia :: They want you to feel bad about yourself to ultimately get you more reliant on them :: Covid tyranny memories :: Why not to vote for Chase Oliver, kid transitioner and covid tyrant :: Kamala suddenly not claiming to be black anymore :: 2024-11-02 :: Hosts: Bonnie, Coach Phil, Stu

Send us a textWe take a short break again from our Full Court Press Conference Preview Shows to talk with St. Joe's LEGENDARY Head Men's Basketball Coach, Phil Martellli. Really great interview with this head coach of 40+ years who is well-respected not only as a Coach but a human being. We packed a ton in here with Coach Martelli from blind poodles to the NIT to recruiting stories to NCAA Tournament Expansion. Please Subscribe, Rate⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐  and Review on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

Rugby Sevens: Ex-US Assistant Coach Phil Greening Named Japan's New Head Coach

The Rams coach previews his team's upcoming season

Today, Jeremy sits down with the legendary Coach Phil Wickwar!

In this Episode, Frank is blown away by the words of Coach Phil, a Montreal soccer coach who is battling ALS! Justin Trudeau says the Economy is doing great! Wokeism is everywhere in Canada and it has entered the original frontier, "The Front Hole". This Episode is Sponsored By: www.lesdeliceslafrenaie.com IG: @deliceslafrenaie @lafrenaiebrossard The Drive By® Podcast is Brought to you by: www.ownspace.com *the views and opinions expressed on this podcast are of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of paid sponsors. The Drive By-Music-Intro/Extro https://open.spotify.com/track/2tAF0OfAhHdY76D9yCZ0T7?si=12de8dcd0d904211          

Will Trump win in the election? :: Trump convictions and the illegal court practices :: Chase Oliver the Libertarian party candidate :: Gag orders are anti free speech :: The people in power play by their own rules :: Modern life is too comfortable for people to rebel against the government :: Sending your kids to government school is handing your children to your enemies :: What's the best protest method? :: Nestle creating food for those eating Ozempic :: Is crypto fiat? :: Kids should talk to strangers :: AI making plenty of mistakes :: 2024-06-08 Hosts: Bonnie, Coach Phil and Peakless Mountaineer

Will Trump win in the election? :: Trump convictions and the illegal court practices :: Chase Oliver the Libertarian party candidate :: Gag orders are anti free speech :: The people in power play by their own rules :: Modern life is too comfortable for people to rebel against the government :: Sending your kids to government school is handing your children to your enemies :: What's the best protest method? :: Nestle creating food for those eating Ozempic :: Is crypto fiat? :: Kids should talk to strangers :: AI making plenty of mistakes :: 2024-06-08 Hosts: Bonnie, Coach Phil and Peakless MountaineerBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heartland-newsfeed-radio-network--2904397/support.

Will Trump win in the election? :: Trump convictions and the illegal court practices :: Chase Oliver the Libertarian party candidate :: Gag orders are anti free speech :: The people in power play by their own rules :: Modern life is too comfortable for people to rebel against the government :: Sending your kids to government school is handing your children to your enemies :: What's the best protest method? :: Nestle creating food for those eating Ozempic :: Is crypto fiat? :: Kids should talk to strangers :: AI making plenty of mistakes :: 2024-06-08 Hosts: Bonnie, Coach Phil and Peakless Mountaineer

Will Trump win in the election? :: Trump convictions and the illegal court practices :: Chase Oliver the Libertarian party candidate :: Gag orders are anti free speech :: The people in power play by their own rules :: Modern life is too comfortable for people to rebel against the government :: Sending your kids to government school is handing your children to your enemies :: What's the best protest method? :: Nestle creating food for those eating Ozempic :: Is crypto fiat? :: Kids should talk to strangers :: AI making plenty of mistakes :: 2024-06-08 Hosts: Bonnie, Coach Phil and Peakless MountaineerBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heartland-newsfeed-radio-network--2904397/support.

Hosts Judah Newby and Jake Zivin recap Charlotte away and are joined by Portland Timbers head coach Phil Neville to discuss the upcoming Cascadia Derby matchup with the Seattle Sounders at Providence Park.  Tickets on sale now. Watch it live on MLS Season Pass on Apple TV.

Purpose and values. These simple words hold huge meaning, and potential impact, for how we act in the world. Welcoming a kindred spirit this week, Adam and Brandon are joined by fellow wilderness expedition leader and founder of leadership development organization StoneWater, Phil Kornachuk. Phil's work is rooted in purpose and values, recognising its importance for his own development and his work mentoring, coaching and inspiring growth in individuals, leaders, sports teams and elite military units. Reflecting on his journey, he reveals the steps he took to starting StoneWater, the lessons he learned from over two decades in the military, the ongoing lessons of business and the lifelong mission of cultivating moral authority.

In this podcast we team up with ​⁠@PhilDaruStrong to discuss training, his climb to the top of the training ranks, and the psychology of a great coach. Coach Daru is not only a stand up man but a professional leader in the industry of sport's performance. Get your notebook out this is definitely an episode to learn from. Thank you for the Likes & Subscriptions! Be Legendary ⚡️ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/legendsofathletics/support

SUBSCRIBE - LIKE - COMMENTRay & Benny sit down with fellow Canadian Football League Content Creator, Coach Phil!A little bit of trash talk, a little bit of reminiscing, and a lot of fun talking about the great Canadian Game.You can Follow Coach Phil on his YouTube Channel  --- https://www.youtube.com/@UCrJuQF2lOtiUjqLr85B3t5w Fahrenheit Airbrushing - https://www.facebook.com/fahrenheitairbrushing?mibextid=LQQJ4d#forthew #cfl #nfl #nhl #stanleycup #canadianfootball #winnipeg #podcast #sports #manitoba #bluebombers #bclions #elks #stampeders #roughriders #argos #hockey #tigercats #redblacks #winnipegjets #gojetsgo———FOLLOW US ON...Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/raybennytalksportsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/raybennysports/Twitter: https://twitter.com/raybennysportsTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@raybennysportsApple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3rPuut8Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3rO0AFFGoogle Podcasts: https://bit.ly/3y5q4zwBuzzsprout: https://rayandbennytalksports.buzzsprout.com/Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/raybennytalksports/Discord: https://discord.gg/ADenV7R7#forthew #winnipeg #Bombers #bluebombers #greycup #CFL #football #canada #raybennysports

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Sponsored by: http://www.PMTLIFESTYLE.COMOptimize Your Training With: ONNIT Supplements: https://bit.ly/pmt-onnit--In this episode, we catch up with Phil, who was with us back on Episode 16! A lot has happened such as a few fights, growth, and stepping into coaching at our academy in Ventura & Santa Barbara.Tune in for some introspective thoughts on success, developing new & healthy habits, and so much more.As always, we encourage our listeners to submit questions and give shout-outs to their training partners and coaches at https://podcast.puumuaythai.com Join in on the conversation and let your voice be heard in the Muay Thai community!Get your voice heard in the Muay Thai community!Support the showSubmit your Questions, Shoutouts, and request to be featured: https://podcast.puumuaythai.com

Join us for Episode 8, featuring our special guest, Phil, Sarah's husband. In this episode, we gain insight from a caregiver/husband's perspective as he shares his experience navigating his wife's cancer diagnosis and the valuable lessons he learned along the way.

In this episode of the BOS Podcast, Adam Menner talks with Damian Lillard's coach and high performance consultant Phil Beckner.  Phil Beckner is the former coach of Weber State. Phil now runs a very successful consulting business where he works with NBA superstars and CEO's of fortune 500 companies.  Adam and Phil break down the comparison of coaching in sport and training when transitioning from a coach to a business owner.  Phil breaks down:  How he made the transition from coach to business owner  How the best in the world think  Leadership tactics for any business owner  The 2 most important qualities of high performers  The secrets of Dame Lillard's success  Much more!  If you found this episode valuable please like, share, and subscribe to the podcast!

All teams face the grind, the mundane, even the doldrums, throughout the course of their time together. How can coaches keep spirits up, and "even make the mundane sacred?” Coach Jackson and Professor Miller discussed: The responsibility that players have for playing. The coach can bring some fun and joy to the season. Times of the season that can become a drag. Giving out books to players.  Giving players a “shield.” “Name your hero. Who motivated you? Favorite music?…” The “bulls-eye.” “What's your relationship to the team? Where do you fit on the team? Using the bulls-eye as a discussion point. “Why did you place yourself outside of the circle?” Getting a personal relationship with the players. Collected silly fines as winnings for shooting games. Fun and competition. “It changes up the day or gives them some little incentive... just something different." Had rookies read "20 principles of good behavior.” Then got to know players' reading levels and gave other books. Formal meditation session before videos. George Mumford assessing, “How are we doing as a group (in relation to the mid-line)?” Conversation starter. Get to know lives of teammates. Relating the 8-fold principles of Buddism to the offense. Inserting comedian clips into the video. Bring humor into it. Theme videos for particular opponents. Drawing from certain movies, etc.  Having players grit their teeth on pencils to demonstrate aggression. Led to laughter. Tai Chi in front of big mirrors. Be willing to try new things! Seeing an eagle fly by. “Be patient with me, because I'm going to try different stuff.” Giving players Sundays off. “It's a day for you family. A day for your spiritual recovery.” Working closely with trainers to gauge players' recovery and readiness. How to handle long lay-offs and keep players fresh. The Thanksgiving practice routine: Turkey Trot game. Keeping things fresh and fun. Using symbolism: “The Way of the Warrior,” “The Chase for the White Buffalo” Shields, arrows, prayer arrow, headdress all in the team meeting room. What is your space? How do you respond when someone comes into your space? Retaliation? Fight mode? Being centered. Rubber band snap for re-centering. Knowing Awareness Training (KAT). Players were having difficulty learning.  A simple touch to a player to re-center him, relax him. “I liked finding things that were unique… out of the ordinary. It was kind of experimental.”

What does it mean to “have a system?” Why is it critical to build from the ground up? Ron Ekker — a longtime coaching colleague who developed “the Monk System.” Author of the Intelligent Coach. Having a system is not unique to basketball. It applies to most all sports (e.g., rowing). “It transcends basketball, no doubt about it." How Tex Winter used a system successfully at Kansas State and eventually brought it into the NBA. "The system is important — but you have to be really patient. There are certain things about the system that require bonding of the players.” "Systems are one of the necessary items, because it brings people together and gives direction... it's not about you… it's about the system.” (e.g., evaluation and critique can be de-personalized — so can successes) "You need to have a system that you believe in.” Bill Fitch. “The whole is greater than the sum of the parts. But you can take a system apart and teach parts of the system. And the skills and the drills that we would run brought all of those things into play. They were all connected.” "Everything has to be simplistic enough that it can be taught…And player must know that they are not going to disrupt everything just by making a mistake.” Some principles of a sound offense. It's a full court game played from end to end. You need to play with speed but still under control. Spacing is one of the most important things. Offense should incorporate the skills of all players — shooters, passers, rebounders, screeners, etc. (avoid baseline drive — one of the only “don'ts”). Move the ball after two beats. Penetrate the defense. Practice drills were set up around all of these things. Building up from the ground. Show the system, what happens in the system. And then take it apart and teach the parts.  Peer pressure in getting buy-in to the system. Veterans who understand it. Keep the standard. The standard is the key. The coach must uphold the standard. The Celtics had only six plays for many years and kept winning. The system endures as individuals come and go. Sustainability. The Bulls second three-peat only included two of the same players as from the first three-peat. Getting players that fit your system. Recruiting, assessment. AAU and college games are “raw energy.” Hard to see who has poise and understands the game. The system requires deeper skillset. One example: Steve Kerr. Had been with some different teams and not playing a whole lot. But he was a great fit for the system. The system provides a clear foundation and direction that sets basis for spontaneity. Coach's illustration (Suzuki's Zen Mind, Beginner Mind). “We have a certain structure that we use. But inside that structure there's a freedom of movement and opportunity to do things that are spontaneous.” “The offense was not built for Kobe or Michael Jordan. They don't need an offense. The team needs an offense. The team needs to have that structure that is defining for them. So that they have a standard to live by. Something that you can mark up against. Something that you can teach, if you are a veteran, to younger players that are coming in that gives you a certain sense of participation. There's ultimately an esprit de corps that comes from that. There's a certain unity in group that comes from having to go through that exercise of doing maybe mundane parts over and over again.”  Doing something at least seven times for neuron forming and muscle memory to occur. Golf in the Kingdom. "The inner self." It's not a thought process. You don't have to think it out. Your body knows what to do.”  “You're not thinking alone. You're thinking together. It's a team thought.” Using meditation and mindfulness with the team. “One mind, one breath.” That's what we want to play with: one mind. There's a higher mind. That mind is the system.” Freedom through discipline. “Have a sense, what are the parameters, and then inside those parameters you have freedom for spontaneity and creativity.”

The distribution of leadership. Getting a strong staff, getting to know each other. Trusting each other and giving everyone meaningful roles. The small room at the Chicago Bulls facility where Coach Jackson developed bonds with Coaches Bach and Winter. Three desks, two doors. Monitors.  Scouting upcoming teams. Making videos with the video machine.  Doug Collins (head coach) would be working out and rehabbing his knee. Other coaches would be in the room for three hours in the morning and more hours in the afternoon. Conferring with each other, sharing knowledge. Conversations together about the game, its history and evolution. Tex believed the players needed to develop deep knowledge of the game. Exchanging “tricks of the trade” with each other (like letting air out of the balls to fit playing style). Johnny's zone trap. “We'd go through the mechanics of the game." Johnny Bach named defensive coordinator, Tex Winter offensive coordinator.  “The exchange of ideas was a lot of fun.” Tex Winter, Coach Jackson, and the evolution of the Triangle offense. Coach Jackson asking Coach Gardner about how the Triangle played a role in their success. "All these stories just geminated" in that room. “I was curious and would listen to these guys who had been watching the game evolve since they were kids." Doing videos with Johnny.  “We had an exchange that was very genuine.” What we organized as a system was “the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.” Teaching players the skills that would operate in the system. Drills and skills that fit into the system. “Everything fit into the system.” Defensive drills in the system. Knowing each other so well that trust was present. How his ran a time-out. “Going to your safe spot on the bench.” Assistants go to huddle. Then everyone stands and Coach Jackson addresses them. “Assistant coaches get to manifest their knowledge of the game." Allowing for and valuing disagreement. But then going forward with one voice. Why it's dangerous when trying one-off copying of what others do instead of staying with your own set of rules. Our basic principle on offense was “go away from pressure.” “Be in the flow.” Using video tape to imprint ideas. (e.g., The way of the peaceful warrior). How to value your opponent to bring out your best self. Lakota perspective. “We're lucky to have the opponent that's creating more thoughtful play out of what we're trying to do. And we don't have to do it through resistance or overpowering or retaliation. We can do it in another way." Letting go. Scottie suggesting Ron Harper should guard Hardaway instead of Jordan. “That suggestion was perfect…That was a player stepping in…They know each other well.”

1.     Coach's home golf course in Williston, ND. 2.     Giving players books: Why did he do it? How did he decide which book to give to each player. 3.     Shaq's book report. 4.     Talking to Kobe about being a leader. 5.     Going from coaching in the CBA to the Bulls, Jerry Krause wanted him to wear the championship ring as a symbol, “I knew what it took to win a championship…I had some credibility.” 6.     Giving associate coaches room to speak. 7.     The impact of Tex Winter and Johnny Bach: “I learned a tremendous about about the history of the game from them.” 8.     “A lot of coaching depends on voice, on essence, on how you speak, the control that you have of the language, your ability to deliver a message, your ability to be a salesperson about what you are trying to have your team do.Those are the things that I think garner respect.” 9.     When correcting a player, “it's not that I'm correcting you. I'm correcting the act that you need to change. I'm not demeaning you.” 10.  “You need to deliver messages with the respect that contains who you are.” 11.  The importance of building a “fraternal type of atmosphere where it's brotherly or sisterly…You want them to have an atmosphere that's warm and welcoming.” 12.  One of the most difficult things for humans is that you are not anything more than human. You make mistakes. And the mistakes you're going to make are sometimes how you endear yourself to your community…The little things, stumbling over a word or how you dress…” 13.  Wearing a tie dye shirt to practice…and how it accidentally brought about relatability. 14.  “Maybe I can get a birdie on this hole…” 15.  Red Holzman. Alertness. “Being in the team, with the team.”  16.  Simple lessons from Coach Holzman. “This isn't rocket science.” 17.  Coach Holzman: simplicity and giving players voice. 18.  Coach as teacher. 19.  Turning point: Coach Holzman brought Coach Jackson in to help during and injured period (When Coach Jackson was only 23). Learning the middle path. Staying consistent. Bring energy. 20.  Knowing how to handle players who were injured, including the mental side of injury. 21.  “What is the purpose of the game?” Love of the game. Giannis, Jokic as good models. 22.  What's most important thing to look for in a coach?  23.  Lessons learned from coaching Horace Grant. Staying positive. Transformational. “Coaches that stand on the sidelines and yell at players are probably not going to be successful if they're berating their players. But the ones who can teach and want to teach it, are the ones who generate the most interest to me as people to hire as coaches.” 24.  Earning players' respect. 25.  Growing up in a home with morning devotions. “I've maintained that type of practice my whole life.” 26.  Getting centered and fully present every morning. 27.  The importance of having a system. Having everyone play within the system.  28.  Every player in basketball – like jazz – has a role, has a moment. 

Coach Phil (@CoachPhilReacts) joins Andrew to talk #Elks loss to BC, PickEms for a bye week and his love of the game. He also drops an amazing wrestling promo against the Ticats defense!   Christian Saulsberry Fund: www.christiansaulsberryfoundation.org 

The Rouge White & Blue CFL Podcast retains both co-hosts, i.e. Joe Pritchard and Os Davis, yet still manage to host a guest as well – and not just any guest but already-legendary CFL-themed video maestro Coach Phil. Phil joins the RWB for a few biographical notes, but mostly to talk the 2023 CFL season, speculate on the 2023 CFL postseason, plus break down the games of week past and attempt to pick ‘em for the next in the RWB style.  But hey, have we mentioned Coach Phil is our guest? He brings plenty of what's made him a name in CFL-centric social media: Optimism for Tre Ford and his Elks, contagious enthusiasm for this year's final weeks of games, his concern for the fate of his Saskatchewan Roughriders and one most excellent rant about the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and their … uh … you'll just have to hear it for yourselves. The Rouge White & Blue CFL Podcast: Wondering how good this 2023 Grey Cup'll be…  

We preview Week 15 of the CFL season as we take a look at major storylines, fantasy players to watch, and betting picks for the week. This week we're joined by a special guest, Coach Phil (https://www.youtube.com/@coachphilreacts425)! Before we preview the week ahead, we catch up with Coach Phil about CFL fandom, content creation, LDC and Banjo Bowl adventures, and much more!   Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 2:31 - Catching up with Coach Phil (https://twitter.com/CoachPhilReacts)  33:08 - Top storylines for Week 15 55:16 - Fantasy Players to Watch 1:22:24 - Betting Picks 1:32:49 - CFL Fantasy League Results & Matchups 1:39:33 - Wrap-up   Join the new CFC Discord Community! Interact and discuss all things CFL with the CFC Crew and other CFL fans, get additional content beyond our weekly podcast episodes, and access exclusive community events. Join at the following link: https://discord.gg/rYUQnMyP98   Check out the video version at https://youtube.com/live/5oMyCZYZxAw   Recorded Wednesday, Sept 13th, 2023   Follow us on Twitter: Podcast - https://twitter.com/cfcountdownpod Ryan - https://twitter.com/koopertrooper42 Mike - https://twitter.com/mikegerl Trey - https://twitter.com/TreyHarnesslink Adam - https://twitter.com/adamstuart1   We are a proud member of the Canadian Football Podcast Network. Check out all the other great shows at https://twitter.com/cfpodnetwork   Presented by GameTime TV - Learn more at https://watch.gametimetv.ca/

Taylor recaps a wild Leagues Cup before previewing the final with Nashville GM Mike Jacobs. Taylor then talks to former Inter Miami CF head coach Phil Neville about his friendship with David Beckham, believing in Robert Taylor, and what it's like to watch your son play with the GOAT. Offside With Taylor Twellman is a Major League Soccer podcast, produced by Apple TV and Rain Delay Media. Follow and listen on Apple Podcasts.https://apple.co/Offside-MLSSeasonPass

This week on Fist Full of Dirt it's the final part of All About Kids with Phil Furgeson. Principal, teacher, life long educator and outdoorsman. He is sharing great insight on today's youth and some solid advice. Thank you for listening.    Have a question or a podcast idea?  Email us at ffodpodcast@mossyoak.com   Stay connected with Fist Full of Dirt:  Instagram: @ffodpodcast Instagram: @moplandforsale Twitter: @FistDirt Instgram : @CuzStrickland Twitter: @CuzStrickland Facebook: @CuzStrickland YouTube: Cuz411

The show begins with BW Girls Soccer Coach Jason Mathenia and his daughter, senior mid-fielder, Carolyne. Coach Mathenia discusses the joys and challenges associated with coaching one's own child, and Carolyne talks about her knack for finding the net and her decision to play at University of Illinois at Springfield next year. Then, SLU Baseball Coach Darin Hendrickson is joined in the studio by his son, Andrew, a pitcher and third baseman on the Edwardsville HS team. The Hendricksons share their passion for the game, and Andrew sheds light on why he chose Lincoln Land CC for his next stop. Finally, Madison HS Athletic Director and Head Boys Basketball Coach Phil Gilbert, reveals the many stops in his amateur and professional career, which include but are not limited New Zealand, France, Hungary, and Germany. Coach Gilbert also discusses his East St. Louis upbringing and how it toughened him up for life as a collegiate basketball player.

GameTimeCT's Pete Paguaga and Scott Ericson are back with the fifth episode of the High and Tight high school baseball podcast for the 2023 season. The duo is joined by Trumbull baseball coach Phil Pacelli. The longtime Trumbull coach has led his team to an 12-4 record this season. Pacelli is a Trumbull guy through and through, playing for the Eagles before joining the staff and eventually taking over the program.The trio discussed what has worked with his group this season and what do they have to do to continue their successful season. The interview wraps up with a draft of Baseball's Top Positions. Rundown 0:00 - 3:04 — Introduction 3:05 - 7:04 — Connecticut Bluebloods 7:45 - 22:54 — Favorites, Surprises and Dark Horses in each Class 23:54 - 39:02 — Interview with Trumbull coach Phil Pacelli 39:03 - 46:59 — Baseball's Top Positions Draft with Trumbull coach Phil Pacelli 47:02 - 52:36 — Wrap up Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Leveraging Leadership, Emily discusses the leadership style of legendary NBA coach, Phil Jackson. She talks about three key lessons he used to routinely lead his team to championships and how they can be applied to the business world. Viewed first through the lens of basketball, then through the lens of business, Emily breaks down tying day-to-day activities to the overall mission, why you need to get to know your players, and why you need to bench the ego. – – – – – Introducing the Episode (00:00) Tie Your Day to Day Activity to the Overall Goal (02:10) Importance of Knowing Your People (04:20) Benching Your Ego (06:34) Applying These Principles to the Business World (09:23) – – – – – Emily Sander is a C-suite executive turned leadership coach. Her corporate career spanned Fortune 500 companies and scrappy startups. She is an ICF-certified leadership coach and the author of Hacking Executive Leadership . Emily works with early to senior executives to step into effective leadership with one-on-one coaching. Go here to read her story from seasoned executive to knowledgeable coach. To learn more about Emily and Next Level Coaching, click here. Follow Emily on: Twitter | LinkedIn | YouTube

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Craig and Evan get into the topic of former Mets pitching coach Phil Regan suing the organization for age discrimination. 

Coach Phil Longo 'Excited' for Washington Commanders Quarterback Sam Howell First NFL StartCommanders rookie quarterback Sam Howell is scheduled to get his first career start against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 18 of the NFL season. Joining us on this episode of Locked On Commanders is Wisconsin Badgers offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach, and Howell's former coach at North Carolina in the same positions, Phil Longo. We discuss coach Longo's excitement for his former quarterback, and get his view on what a realistic first start could look like for Howell!Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Coach Phil Longo 'Excited' for Washington Commanders Quarterback Sam Howell First NFL Start Commanders rookie quarterback Sam Howell is scheduled to get his first career start against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 18 of the NFL season. Joining us on this episode of Locked On Commanders is Wisconsin Badgers offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach, and Howell's former coach at North Carolina in the same positions, Phil Longo. We discuss coach Longo's excitement for his former quarterback, and get his view on what a realistic first start could look like for Howell! Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

The Head Coach of Inter Miami talks about the schedule release and the team getting set to report to camp

Today's game-plan: 7 Super Tips from the one and only, Philip Jackson. Jackson discuss balancing success and failure, the power of goodwill, and following your intuitive nature. Jackson is an American former professional basketball player and coach. A power forward, Jackson played 12 seasons in the NBA, winning NBA championships with the New York Knicks in 1970 and 1973. Jackson was the head coach of the Chicago Bulls from 1989 to 1998, leading them to six NBA championships. He then coached the Los Angeles Lakers from 1999 to 2004 and again from 2005 to 2011; the team won five league titles under his leadership. Jackson's 11 NBA titles as a coach surpassed the previous record of nine set by Red Auerbach. Jackson is the author of several candid books about his teams and his basketball strategies. In 2007, Jackson was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame. Jackson retired from coaching in 2011 and joined the Knicks as an executive in March 2014.   5x #1 Bestselling Author and Motivational Speaker Erik Qualman has performed in over 55 countries and reached over 50 million people this past decade. He was voted the 2nd Most Likable Author in the World behind Harry Potter's J.K. Rowling.   Have Erik speak at your conference: eq@equalman.com   Motivational Speaker | Erik Qualman has inspired audiences at FedEx, Chase, ADP, Huawei, Starbucks, Godiva, FBI, Google, and many more on Focus and Digital Leadership.   Learn more at https://equalman.com

Hyde Park Coach Phil Dawson Interview (Regents Week) by The Horn 104.9 & AM 1260

Coach Phil Dean of the Drexel Bobcats talks about his time as an athlete, coming back to his hometown, and navigating the challenges of coaching at a small rural school. A great conversation about balancing family life, training and, building athletes into their best possible version of themselveshttps://youtube.com/@platesandpancakes4593https://instagram.com/voodoo4power?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=https://voodoo4ranch.com/To possibly be a guest or support the show email Voodoo4ranch@gmail.comhttps://www.paypal.com/paypalme/voodoo4ranch

What a special episode in store for Union fans! Philadelphia Union goalkeeping coach Phil Wheddon joins the show to discuss his coaching career and how he ended up with the Union! Phil talks about coaching with the MetroStars and both the USMNT and USWMNT and getting the chance to work with some of the best goalkeepers in US history including Kasey Keller, Tim Howard, Brianna Scurry, and Hope Solo. Phil gives his thoughts on what makes the US so dominant at producing goalkeepers, and who he'd start for the US in Qatar at the World Cup. Phil also discusses how he got the job with the Union, his coaching style, what makes the Union's goalkeepers so good, and Andre Blake's MVP type season!   Phil's Coaching Career: Coaching at NY/NJ MetroStars and with the USMNT and USWMNT: [3:30-5:07] Coaching Tim Howard, Hope Solo, Kasey Keller, and Brianna Scurry: [5:08-8:13] US Soccer: Why the US has always had good goalkeeping: [8:14-9:50] Who should start in goal for US in Qatar: [9:51-11:51] Joining The Union: Phil's connection to Ernst Tanner: [11:52-15:12] Analytics: [15:13-17:43] Phil's coaching style: [17:44-19:44] What makes The Union's goalkeepers so good: [19:45-25:56] Shot stopping or distribution: [25:57-29:26] Andre Blakes MVP type season/other Union goalkeepers: [29:27-34:48] Andre's penalty kicks record: [34:49-39:16] Breaking the goals against per game record: [40:10-44:14]   Social Media: Twitter: @FreeKickPod Instagram: @FreeKickPod Facebook: @FreeKickPod thefreekick.net   Phil's Social Media: Twitter: @philwheddon Instagram: @philwheddon

Phil Handy has been around some of the best in the league. If only we had more time with him in studio. Summer League was busy for Phil, but Agent Zero & Josiah Johnson got what we could out of the legend. Stream for free on Hisense Smart TVs, LG Channels, Sports on Tubi, Plex, Samsung TV Plus, The Roku Channel, Vizio Channels fubosportsnetwork.com, and XUMO or as part of fuboTV's subscription packages of 100+ sports, news and entertainment channels. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Coaching is a big deal. Coaches are for everyone. Learn the art of coaching and how Jesus modeled this for us! Connect with Phil:https://heisercoaching.com/

Andy chats with veteran NBA coach Phil Weber! Andy & Phil discuss his new book "How Do You Make Them Thirsty?", the genesis of the book, lessons his many years coaching under Mike D'Antoni, his philosophy in player development, and how he gained the respect as a coach by many of the league's superstars like Steve Nash & Kobe Bryant! Andy & Phil also talk about team culture with the Heat under Pat Riley, the Suns' team trip to Italy, what made Amar'e Stoudemire great, team photo shoots with Andy, his experiences working alongside a young Kobe Bryant, how meeting John Wooden changed his life, and so much more!

In this episode, Coach Phil and Coach Gillian dive into the topic of extreme weight loss. Both having undergone extensive weight loss transformations, they talk on whether or not this extreme amount of weight lost with time IS sustainable to keep off long term. 

Sometimes, tough conversations are NEEDED at some points within one's coaching journey. In this episode, Coach Phil and Christina talk about their experiences with having to have tough conversations with clients. 

5.2.22 Hour 4 1:00- The offensive coordinator/ QB's coach from UNC, Phil Longo, joins G&D to talk about Sam Howell and his running mate Dyami Brown. Can Sam Howell create some music similar to what he did with Dyami Brown at UNC? 19:15- Could Sam Howell potentially take over as QB2 for the Commanders? After talking with UNC offensive coordinator, coach Longo got us pumped.