Podcasts about coach soto

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Society feeds us the message that physical health is everything, but today's guest understands the relationship between the Mind, Body and Spirit to achieve personal transformation in the new year. Transformational life coach, meditation teacher, personal trainer and motivational speaker Luis Soto has helped hundreds of clients reach their personal best by combining his unique holistic methodology of mind, body and spirituality to his clients' regiments. Luis faced many challenges during his childhood and adolescence, including a diagnosis of rheumatic fever, which left him paralyzed for 3 months at age 8. This life-changing event left Luis with many physical health struggles and eventually became the catalyst to beginning his fitness journey at age 16. In his late 20s, another challenge eventually led to an emotional breakdown and the start of following the spiritual path of his life journey. In this episode, they discuss: The shift of victim mentality to creator The importance of self-love to achieve transformation Willingness to learn from mistakes and use them as a platform to do your biggest work Full episode available on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg9K8tWTnznVimEIiHM9lCw Get 50% off a 1:1 laser session with Coach Soto on Groupon: https://www.groupon.com/deals/new-life-living-llc-1 Follow him on Instagram, Twitter & Facebook: @coachluissoto Learn more about him: https://www.coachluissoto.com

HONOR RADIO: Episode #008Guest: Sheriff Devon BellPlacer CountyAuburn, CA On the 18th anniversary of 9-11, Honor Radio Episode 008 was recorded the Placer County Sheriff Offices in Auburn, CA.  Sheriff Devon Bell, Kathyrn Marie Holt, Honor Group Marketing and PR joined Coach Soto for a rousing conversation. A HomeTown Honor Bowl is coming to Del Oro High School in Loomis, CA when Granite Bay comes to play their cross-town rival on September 20. The significance of this game looms due to the plans to honor First Responders and active - veterans of America's Armed Forces. A discussion included the anniversary of 9-11, an event that changed America forever. Sheriff Bell and his staff at Placer County Sheriff Department 'get it' by partaking in this HONORING event. Thank you Sheriff Devon Bell for your passion to protect and serve. Thank you Kathryn for your perspective and patriotic words.

HONOR RADIO: Episode #006Guest: Ricky RodriguezHead Football Coach James Logan High SchoolUnion City, CA Head Coach Ricky Rodriguez is young but has years of experience in football. Listen to this podcast and learn to appreciate the passion Coach has for teaching young men the values and importance that is part of the game of football. It was interesting to learn that Coach Rodriguez wanted to not only be part of The Honor Bowl when he interviewed with James Logan High School to become the Head Coach of his cross town rival, Washington High School. He got that invite and also became the host for the 2019 Honor Bowl to be held in the SF East Bay for the first time. The Honor Bowl is thrilled to have the community of Union City be the hub for three stellar "regional match-ups' on September 7. Coach Soto and Coach Rodriguez had a fun time getting to know more about things that are important to Rodriguez and we hope that you will enjoy this latest Honor Radio Podcast.

HONOR RADIO: Episode #002Guest: Head Coach Joe KennedyBremerton, WACall-in Guest: Lathan WattsfirstLiberty.org Head Coach Joe Kennedy has become a dear friend of The Honor Group. In 2015, Coach Kennedy was placed on administrative leave by the Bremerton School District when he kneeled down after a high school football game to silently pray. Since that moment, his case had been ruled in favor of the initial motion in favor of the School District, his appeal was struck down by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals and was recently discussed at the U.S. Supreme Court. Joe is a strong-willed person of faith and never wished to offend. Hear his story along with one of his legal team, Lathan Watts, First Liberty in Plano Tx discuss what has occurred and what is next in this national court case of personal expression. We are HONORED to call Joe Kennedy a friend and hope that you will enjoy listening to a conversation with Coach Soto and Coach Joe Kennedy. NOTE: We regretfully state that the video/audio quality of Joe's feed was not the best and we will continue to raise the quality bar for future podcasts.

HONOR RADIO: Episode #003Guest: Tim WareFormer NFL Player and USC GraduateSan Diego County Office of EducationCoordinator of School Safety Tim Ware, School Administrator, Former USC, NFL Football Phenom, Family Man. The Honor Group met Tim Ware in 2013 when The Honor Bowl was hosted at Oceanside High School. For the next three years, Tim was there to support us with our showcase because he recognized the passion that was present and the importance to help educate the athletes, coaches, and communities about the brave men and women who volunteer to protect our freedoms. Tim Ware is now overseeing security for all 42 school districts in San Diego County. He is dedicated to instilling a lasting foundation of self-importance, respect, and purpose for students of San Diego. Tim excelled at Centennial High School in Compton, CA and was rewarded an athletic scholarship to the University of Southern California. After four great years of education and football, Tim earned a spot to play for the San Diego Chargers and the Los Angeles Raiders. The Honor Bowl is extremely fortunate to have a respected man of faith and compassion lend his support to our cause! We are HONORED to call Tim Ware a friend and hope that you will enjoy listening to a conversation with Coach Soto and Tim Ware

HONOR RADIO: Episode #001Guest: Scott McEwenBest Selling AuthorAmerican Sniper | Camp Valor and moreAmerican Patriot Scott McEwen, Best Selling Author and Patriot talks with Coach Soto on Honor Radio's first PodCast. From the moment Scott found out about The Honor Group and the amazing work that was being done to educate the youth of America, there is a strong connection with a common focus. Scott talks about his close friend Chris Kyle who spent countless times together sharing common passions of outdoors and hunting. Tragedy struck and we live through many patriotic moments in Texas and America when Kyle was laid to rest in Austin, TX. A huge focus for Scott McEwen today revolves around the need to re-educate America's youth to be more aware why America is the greatest place on Earth to live and flourish with freedoms that many take for granted. We are HONORED to call Scott McEwen a friend and hope that you will enjoy listening to a conversation with Coach Soto and Scott McEwen.

The idea for The Honor Group was founded by Mark “Coach” Soto, a retired high school football coach of 18 years. Mark has two sons that served in the military and he coached both of them in football. His youngest son after serving 9.5 years  in the US Army as an Infantry Sniper, retired in 2015. His oldest son is an injured US Marine who medically retired in 2013 after 8.5 years of service. Over their years of service, his two sons saw more than 31 months of combined combat deployments. As a result of the deployments, the family saw many military friends deploy and return changed. Many returned wounded, suffering from Post Traumatic Stress (PTS) or witnessed their military brother or sister killed in action. The service men and women were forever changed, as was their families. In 2010, as requested, Coach Soto took over a fledgling football showcase in Northern California called Battle at the Capital that was struggling and losing support. As a father and football coach wrapped up in the emotional turmoil of his boys multiple deployments, Mark saw this football event as being the perfect venue to educate students, coaches and communities about the needs of our military veterans. Since 2010, the event has changed names, grown throughout California and has morphed into one of the best high school football showcases in the nation. The anchor event is now called: The Honor Bowl. In December 2012, The Honor Group officially became a non-profit and launched other educational programs to help educate our youth and fund raise to assist injured, ill and wounded military veterans. Nationally respected, The Honor Group has goals to expand across America.Mark_Soto_on_THE_HONOR_BOWL.mp3