Podcast appearances and mentions of courtney scott

In what might be called The Sequel, this represents the second portion of the interview I conducted on Feb. 12 with Temple Grandin, onstage at the Paramount Theatre in Austin. We covered a wide range of topics last week, though that discussion featured a preponderance of autism talk, hardly surprising given Grandin's expertise, personal experience […] The post Temple Grandin, autistic animal scientist and author–The Sequel first appeared on Talking Animals.

Today we have two interviews, followed by a fantastic discussion about regenerative agriculture and the use of glyphosate. INTERVIEW 1: The Food, Farming and Countryside Commission has unveiled research, which shows that the British public reject “nanny state” excuses and instead overwhelmingly back state intervention to tackle our health, climate and nature crises. Dr Courtney Scott is the Director of Policy and Research at the Food, Farming and Countryside Commission – ffinlo Costain asks her whether politicians are more interested in the so-called “nanny state” than citizens? INTERVIEW 2: The Global Terrorism Index 2023 shows that the ten countries most impacted by terrorism are also experiencing poverty, weak governance and conflict. Food and water scarcity - in part linked to climate change - act as a threat multiplier, accelerating instability. David Wells is an independent global security consultant and former head of research and analysis for the Counter-Terrorism Directorate of the United Nations. ffinlo asks him how climate change is affecting terrorist recruitment globally? DISCUSSION: This week's debate on 8point9.com has been centred on whether glyphosate is critical to regenerative farming. There are plenty of passionate farmers on both sides of this argument - but we invited Attila Kökény, a regenerative agriculture consultant from Hungary, and Marcus Link from New Foundation Farms to address this question in a series of articles. In this programme the debate becomes a conversation. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/farmgate/message

Lucinda and Alina are joined by Courtney Scott, head of policy and research at the Food, Farming and Countryside Commission, and James Goodman, director of partnerships at the Local Trust.Courtney and James make the case for why all third sector leaders need to be active participants in debates on food availability and affordability, regardless of their specific organisational focus.James describes how food insecurity and food poverty are indicative of wider insecurity and poverty issues that community organisations are seeking to alleviate. Food, he argues, is a good place to start to strengthen communities and enable them to become better partners to third sector organisations.Courtney stresses the importance of charities' lived experience to help influence food policy, and draws on a new FFCC report on how funders and communities can work together on longer term food security solutions.Charity Changed My Life features the story of Phoebe, who attributes getting back on her feet following the breakdown of her relationship to the advice and support she received from Gingerbread, a charity that supports single parents.Do you have stories of people whose lives have been transformed for the better thanks to your charity? If so, we'd like to hear them! All it takes is a short voice message to be featured on this podcast. Email lucinda.rouse@haymarket.com for further information.Tell us what you think of the Third Sector podcast! Please take five minutes to let us know how we can bring you the most relevant, useful content. To fill in the survey, click here.Read the transcript. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nicole speaks with three hosts of Vigil4Elephants that commemorates the elephant lives that were lost each year in captivity;Barbara Lovett, founder and president of Save Nosey Now, Inc.Courtney Scott, founder and president of Free the Oregon Zoo Elephants.Sandra Clinger, president of The Elephant Advocacy Project (TEAP) and a board member of Save Nosey Now.This group of dedicated souls have been coming together since 2019 to honor and mourn the captive elephants who lives were lost each year whether it be in a zoo, circus, forced labor, or other tourist attraction.These elephants who endured living a life held captive and exploited, whether it was short or long life, had their freedom and rights to live wild taken away. Some of these sentient beings were traumatically separated from their family. No longer were they to live a life in the wild as intended but a life in servitude to humans who exploited each elephant until the end.In this podcast we learn;How Vigil4Elephants began.How elephants whose lives were lost are commemorated each year.About the negative impacts and trauma an elephant endures in captivity in regards to their physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health.The difference between an elephant's life in the wild versus in captivity.About the breeding programs in zoos and the life span of captive born elephants.Which countries allow wild elephants to be taken out of the wild and placed in captivity.How zoos in the United States are lobbying to capture wild elephants and import them to the U.S.How you can be a part of Vigil4Elephants and what you can do to help captive elephants.

The new set up is sounding crispy clear huh , I know y'all cant see it you can only hear it but this new setup got me feeling like a DJ. Anyways , got the regulars on today and Courtney and I have a recap on how our trip was coming from Seattle. Was blessed enough to see The 85 SouthShow if y'all ever get a chance y'all gotta get on that. Got way more coming for y'all cant wait for y'all to see the new setup when visualz comes out. Let me know what y'all think 'bout it .

On today's Wild For Change podcast, we speak with three hosts of Vigil4Elephants that commemorates the elephant lives that were lost each year in captivity;Barbara Lovett, founder, and president of Save Nosey Now, Inc.Courtney Scott, founder and president of Free the Oregon Zoo Elephants.Sandra Clinger, president of The Elephant Advocacy Project (TEAP) and a board member of Save Nosey Now.  This group of dedicated souls have been coming together since 2019 to honor and mourn the captive elephants who lives were lost each year whether it be in a zoo, circus, forced labor, or other tourist attraction.  These elephants who endured living a life held captive and exploited, whether it was short or long life, had their freedom and rights to live wild taken away.  Some of these sentient beings were traumatically separated from their family. No longer were they to live a life in the wild as intended but a life in servitude to humans who exploited each elephant until the end.  In this podcast we learn;How Vigil4Elephants began.How elephants whose lives were lost are commemorated each year.About the negative impacts and trauma an elephant endures in captivity in regards to their physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health.The difference between an elephant's life in the wild versus in captivity.About the breeding programs in zoos and the life span of captive born elephants. Which countries allow wild elephants to be taken out of the wild and placed in captivity.How zoos in the United States are lobbying to capture wild elephants and import them to the U.S.How you can be a part of Vigil4Elephants and what you can do to help captive elephants. Website: http://www.wildforchange.com Twitter: @WildForChange Facebook: /wildforchange Instagram: wildforchange

In this episode we just talking crazy now , y'all most definitely want to listen. I don't even want to tell y'all what was said and or talked about , y'all know if OJ in the building 'bout to be the most idiotic , ignorant shit you've ever heard. Can we cuss here? shiiitt fuck it I don't know.. we gon' see what happens lol. Hope y'all enjoys TAPP IN!!! Finally start doing more phone calls for episode oh yea!! 2023 Boutta to be a crazy year im loving it (No Mcdonalds). --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Nikita Dhawan, Founder of Youth for Animals, interviews Courtney Scott, Elephant Consultant for In Defense of Animals (IDA), about their Ten Worst Zoos for Elephants campaign.Courtney Scott is the Elephant Consultant for In Defense of Animals (IDA). Located in Portland, Oregon, she has spent the last 15 years working to advance the cause of captive elephants. In 2008, after witnessing the Oregon Zoo's senior elephant Packy pacing in his pathetically small cage, she was motivated to launch the non profit Free the Oregon Zoo Elephants (FOZE). Seeing Packy's suffering also inspired her to produce a film exposing the plight of captive animals. IDA has been a staunch ally for FOZE, and collaborated on many protests and outreach events. IDA with FOZE successfully lobbied to get the zoo to stop its use of bull hooks and IDA's efforts led to the Association of Zoos & Aquariums (AZA) ban on bull hooks for all its member zoos. As of 2021, Courtney has been busy working for IDA on the Ten Worst Zoos for Elephants campaign, and is also engaged in developing more ways for IDA to support the cause of captive and wild elephants in Asia and Africa.

As we kick off the holiday season and spend time giving thanks, Luke thought it was important to reset the conversation and share why he's so thankful for the work he does each and every day. Read the full episode transcript here. Listen to the episode with Courtney Altemus on choosing an advisor, and the episode with Courtney Scott on the College Basketball Parents Association. Find Luke on LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram. Listen wherever you listen to podcasts, including: Apple Podcasts  |  Google Podcasts  |  Spotify  |  Amazon Music  |  Stitcher  |  Tunein Radio  |  iHeartRadio  |  Castbox

I finally get to have my girl on this podcast. Although, it was a very casual convo, I think anyone who is interested in knowing more about home birthing can benefit from it. Analia also wanted to be a part of this convo, hope you don't mind her appearance.  IG: @midwifecourtney www.midwifecourtney.com

"What can you do to be a better you?" is the question that our guest today Courtney Scott challenges us to consider when it comes to building and nurturing healthy relationships that are good for our heart.Courtney Scott is a healthcare administrator who lives in Rock Hill, SC. Her nickname is Court and some of her friends call her Cee. Her parents call her Ri for Richelle. She's the mother of two well-behaved children ages 11 and 5. She's a hard worker who hardly complains and she demonstrates compassion and reasoning in her personal and professional relationships.Lately, Courtney has been creating framed wall art that features different silhouettes of men and women of different shades and different backgrounds. She is currently preparing herself to create a side hustle based on her newfound creativity.Courtney and I use to work together at the Ashley Furniture Homestore on Harbison Blvd. in Columbia, SC. I invited her to be a guest in this series because I know first hand the compassion she shows to others, her commitment to excellence, and I knew we would have a great conversation about relationships and heart-healthy living. In This Episode, You Will Learn:The three strengths that have helped Courtney overcome challenges and succeedThe three emotional needs that everyone sharesThe importance of practicing mindfulness to cultivate heart-healthy relationshipsThe actions she takes to avoid coming home from work feeling like she has to go to workUnrealistic expectations that hurt personal relationshipsWhy effective communication is key to avoiding resentments that tear at the fabric of relationshipsThe importance of couples establishing regular date nights to stay emotionally connectedWhy vulnerability is difficult in relationships and how it benefits our relationshipsTangible strategies for gaining perspective in our relationshipsWhy emotional and psychological safety is key to building trust in relationshipsThe positive impact of asking for feedback from othersCommon unrealistic expectations that doom relationships at the startWhy how we say what we say matters so muchAnd so much more...Contact Courtney ScottEmail at scottcourtney09@gmail.comContact Jackie Capers-BrownWebsiteFacebookLinkedinAmazon BooksJackie's Courses Music Credit:Success - Adobe MusicSubscribe to Podcast: Apple Itunes | Spotify | Amazon TuneIn | iHeartRadio Support the show (https://paypal.me/jackiecapersbrown?locale.x=en_US)

We've had vegan sausage rolls, Meat Free Mondays, impossible burgers… the list goes on. But while there's been a polarising focus on meat eating vs veganism, we might be missing the wider point – that good quality meat and dairy produced to high environmental and animal welfare standards can and should exist in a healthy, balanced diet. But are we currently eat too much? Alice Ritchie, the CLA's Climate Change Lead, will discuss the future of our food with Dan Crossley from the Food Ethics Council, and Dr Courtney Scott, Senior Policy Researcher from the Food, Farming and Countryside Commission. You will hear what an ethical and sustainable diet looks like, what food trends and consumption patterns mean for farmers across the UK and, finally, how these will create new markets and opportunities that farmers can capitalise on. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On the Protecting Your Possibilities Podcast, I’m usually talking about the protection and education of athletes. In this episode, I have a conversation with Courtney Scott, Founder of Kontent Incubator regarding the launch of the College Basketball Parents Association (CBPA). The CBPA is a community-building resource that’s focused on the education and protection of parents of college basketball players. Courtney and I partnered together to launch the CBPA and this discussion will go into some of the background and goals of the association.Read a transcript of the episode here.

In this episode, Courtney Scott draws a line in the sand as a midwife committed to informed consent surrounding all decisions in healthcare - especially those surrounding pregnancy and birth. With an almost decade of service to birthing patients and the San Diego birthing community and a deep commitment to how life is brought onto the planet, she shows very clearly why the midwife is the most essential healthcare provider on the planet.  Courtney Scott is a Licensed Midwife with a private homebirth practice in San Diego, CA. She is originally from the East coast and landed in San Diego in 2008. She is married with two children, an eight year old daughter and two year old son. Her daughter’s birth led her to birth work in 2012, and since then she has attended over 250 births in hospitals, birth centers and in homes. She has experience supporting families as their birth doula, monitrice, midwife, lactation educator counselor, placenta encapsulation specialist and vaginal steam herbal consultant.  Reproductive wellness, pregnancy & birth, and women's health are Courtney’s passion, and she is always eager to learn more. Courtney’s practice focus is on inclusive, respectful, individualized, and informed choice care. She believes that you know your body the best and her role is to collaborate with you! Stay Connected with Midwife Courtney Scott:   Instagram: @midwifecourtney Website: https://www.midwifecourtney.com/ ______________________________________________________________________ Stay Connected with the Future Generations Podcast:  Instagram: @futuregenpodcast, @thefuturegenSD and @drstantonhom  Facebook: Future Generations Podcast and Future Generations | Clinic of Chiropractic  Website: Future Generations | Clinic of Chiropractic  Remember to Rate, Review and Subscribe on iTunes and Follow us on Spotify!

Show Notes: Courtney has always been into fashion and it started as a kid because his dad was into fashion Growing up as an only child, his why was to make his parents proud of him Grew up in SW Atlanta in a neighborhood of successful black people outside of making it in sports Baseball was his favorite sport but knew that his talent wouldn't afford him the ability to make a career in playing Knew he wanted to work in sports and fell in love with Florida A&M after visiting when he was 13 Learned persistence from his dad and it has carried him through life Has become involved with The Winning Edge Leadership Academy because there really isn't a traditional way to get into sports and he wants to help the next generation with uncovering different pathways to a career in sports Founded Kontent Incubator to help parents and families understand the business of sports Words of Wisdom from E. Courtney Scott: "Inch by inch is a cinch, mile by mile is going to take a while." To Subscribe to YouTube Channel: Rich Take On Sports (http://www.youtube.com/richtakeonsportspodcast) To Follow Rich Take On Sports on Twitter: @richtakesports (https://twitter.com/richtakesports) To Follow Richmond Weaver on Twitter: @richmondweaver (https://twitter.com/richmondweaver) To Follow Rich Take On Sports on Instagram: @richtakeonsports (https://www.instagram.com/richtakeonsports/?hl=en) To Follow Richmond Weaver on Instagram: @richmondweaver93 (https://www.instagram.com/richmondweaver93/?hl=en) To Follow Rich Take On Sports on Facebook: @richtakeonsports (https://www.facebook.com/richtakeonsports/?ref=bookmarks) To Follow E. Courtney Scott on Twitter: @cscottcs (https://twitter.com/cscottcs) To Follow Kontent Incubator on Twitter: @KontentInc (https://twitter.com/KontentInc) To Follow Kontent Incubator on Instagram: @konteninc (https://www.instagram.com/kontentinc/) To Learn More About Kontent Incubator: Kontent Incubator (https://www.kontentinc.com/) Featured Image Photo Credit: E. Courtney Scott

Courtney talks about growing up in small-town Kansas, her battle with Lupus & kidney failure, her passion for music, and her journey to finding her perfect match for a kidney transplant. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

For some, a solo trip sounds like an adventure and for others, downright intimidating. Expert solo travelers and influencers Gareth Leonard and Mickela Mallozzi join guest host Courtney Scott, to share their tales from life on the road. These friends have all the tips and tricks you need to make your next (or first!) solo trip one you won't forget. Send your travel tips and stories to podcast@expedia.com or find us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram @Expedia! 

Music festival season is upon us, but before you pack those Insta-worthy outfits and lock in your lineup, there are some things you should prepare for. Festival experts, Duncan Meuluma (@undersmusic) and Lauren Brand, creator of the Bombay Beach Biennale, join host and filmmaker, Courtney Scott (@court_scott) to swap advice and stories from their favorite festivals around the world. Have your own awesome festival experience? Let us know at podcast@expedia.com or find us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram @Expedia!

Between tourists FaceTiming on the streets and Instagram influencers posting perfect travel photos, it seems like we need to document our every move while on vacation. Guest host and filmmaker Courtney Scott (@court_scott) interviews Tansy Kaschak, Sustainability Editor for @AHotelLife and Heather Lilleston, founder of @YogaforBadPeople, for tips on how to actually disconnect and recharge during your next vacation. Send us your travel stories at podcast@expedia.com or find us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram @Expedia!

We talk Final Four, pro prospects and the lack of black coaches with ESPN college basketball writer Myron Medcalf and are later joined by professional and college athlete advisor, E. Courtney Scott to talk about the state of the college game and more. We hope that you enjoy our podcast. Please subscribe on iTunes, follow on Soundcloud and like and comment on both, as we would love to get and incorporate your feedback. We encourage you to contact us via email at: brospod@gmail.com and follow us on social media. Twitter: @BROSpod, @WCRhoden, @Blacketologist, @NabateIslesSMTA Facebook page: Bill Rhoden On Sports (@BROSpod) Instagram: @brospod, @blacketologist, @nsi.universal YouTube: BROS Pod

On this episode of 1 on 1 WITH KRISTIAN HARLOFF, Kristian welcomes actress, musician, and beloved Schmoes Know guest Bonnie Somerville for a fun, open and in-depth interview on the show. Bonnie discusses her career path and how she went from working as an actress in New York and ended up plying her trade in Los Angeles. She reveals how she negotiated her career and found herself playing memorable roles on TV shows like Mona on Friends or Courtney Scott on Grosse Point. She also opens up about the circumstances surrounding her departure from the TV series Code Black and how she plans to rebound from that career setback. Bonnie also discusses her work as a musician and singer which is a passionate artistic pursuit of hers. She talks about how she ended up with a song on the Garden State soundtrack and the unique and hilarious Hollywood experiences that came out of being friends with Zach Braff. It’s an illuminating, honest, and enjoyable interview with one of the most talented and funniest actresses working in the business today. Let us know what you thought of this episode in the COMMENTS section below. Remember to LIKE and SHARE this video on your social media and to SUBSCRIBE to the channel. Follow Kristian: https://twitter.com/KristianHarloff Follow Bonnie: https://twitter.com/BonSomerville

On this episode, we talk with PharmD Candidate, Courtney Scott, a student at Midwestern University. Courtney takes us through her journey day by day at ASHP's Midyear. Topics include the columbine survivor who was addicted to opioids, Magic Johnson’s talk about pharmacists, emotional intelligence, getting a mentor, what she wished she’d known before the event, and so much more. Definitely a great episode to tune into! Music Intro: @DjQuads- Amaze yourself Music Outro: @smokeylicious - beat #60 Connect with Courtney: Instagram: www.instagram.com/pharm.dtobe Email: cscott62@midwestern.edu Emotional Intelligence 2.0 book: https://amzn.to/2QkhTwH Richard's book, The First Time Pharmacist, is now available on Amazon. Get it here: www.amazon.com/dp/1732381402 Like Rx Radio on Facebook: www.facebook.com/RxRadio.fm Check out our memes on Instagram: instagram.com/rxradio.fm Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/rxradiofm Host: Dr. Richard Waithe Email: richard@rxradio.fm www.twitter.com/thepharmacydude www.facebook.com/pharmacydude www.instagram.com/richiewaithe Podcast episodes are powered by VUCA Health, a company that has the largest library of medication education videos that serves to enhance patient engagement and provide an on-demand extension of pharmacists and other healthcare providers. Learn more at vucahealth.com

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Let us introduce Courtney Scott, a Brooklyn-based DJ and travel film maker, to you: her Blueberry Thyme Smash represents a journey through the sounds Courtney discovers around the world. It’s fabulous, deep and the perfect summer soundtrack! Her first exposure to house music was at legendary 90's institutions like Tunnel and Limelight and she has been hooked since. You can find her playing this summer at Burning Man, Ibiza, Mykonos and around NYC. We love it – thanks Courtney! Cheers! The barkeepers Link up! Courtney Scott: @courtneyscott www.facebook.com/CourtneyScottTV www.instagram.com/Court_scott www.courtneyscott.tv Schirmchendrink: @schirmchendrink www.facebook.com/schirmchendrink www.schirmchendrink.com

  Produced by http://Fastpitch.TV - This week Courtney Scott talks about proper footwork for catchers. Courtney Scott is the assistant softball coach at the University of Louisville. She talks about the firm base and how important it is to stay low.  Catchers need to be comfortable. Coach Scott goes through the proper footwork to do a throw down to second.  She talks about the pop and the transition is at the ear. The most important is so that the catchers are comfortable.  One of the catchers that Coach Scott works with does a pivot throw.  An issue she has is that she gets too wide of a base. Catchers that are not strong there is a step through motion that could work for them. There is also a throw from your knees. With a runner going to third make sure that you are clearing the batter by stepping behind or around the batter.  Always a good idea to lead with your back foot, decreases the amount of steps that are needed. She also talks about proper footwork to pick up a bunt as well as blocking mechanics. Sponsored by SoftballJunk.com Sign up for our newsletter at http://Fastpitch.TV/newsletter LINKS OF INTEREST http://Fastpitch.TV/Twitter http://Fastpitch.TV/Pinterest http://Fastpitch.TV/Facebook http://Fastpitch.TV/Instagram . http://Fastpitch.TV/GooglePlus . http://Fastpitch.TV/YouTube This content is provided with a Creative Commons Share-Alike License. Feel free to use this content, so long as you give credit to Gary Leland, of Fastpitch.TV and link to http://Fastpitch.TV   Gary leland is a new media producer of fastpitch softball. information. For advertising information send him an email to Gary@Fastpitch.TV, or visit his personal website site at http://GaryLeland.com for more information on Gary.  

  Produced by http://Fastpitch.TV - This week Courtney Scott talks about the importance of the drop ball. Courtney Scott is the assistant softball coach at the University of Louisville. She talks about the importance of the drop ball for the fastpitch pitcher. The advantage of a good drop ball is that it keeps the ball in the park in an offensive game.  Allows the runners to only advance base to base.  There are four ways to throw it. The peel drop, is the hardest to buy into but one of the most effective.  You want to grab it on the "C" and put as many fingertips on the seam and as close together as you can.  The reason for the "C" is to get on the four seams.  It creates a strong spin. Don't see a ton of break with this pitch, it is working on its own, but it is very easy on the body and be disciplined with. The next drop ball is the rolling peel. It is held the exact same way as the peel drop.  You come through with a relaxed wrist and snap down. The roll over is on the "U" versus on the "C". On the right side of the "U" and using pressure points on your fingers. The last drop is the pull back. holding it the same as the peel drop.  The difference is that you release it at your back hip.  Full force is better to get through your body and all the way through to your catcher. Sponsored by SoftballJunk.com Sign up for our newsletter at http://Fastpitch.TV/newsletter LINKS OF INTEREST http://Fastpitch.TV/Twitter http://Fastpitch.TV/Pinterest http://Fastpitch.TV/Facebook http://Fastpitch.TV/Instagram . http://Fastpitch.TV/GooglePlus . http://Fastpitch.TV/YouTube This content is provided with a Creative Commons Share-Alike License. Feel free to use this content, so long as you give credit to Gary Leland, of Fastpitch.TV and link to http://Fastpitch.TV   Gary leland is a new media producer of fastpitch softball. information. For advertising information send him an email to Gary@Fastpitch.TV, or visit his personal website site at http://GaryLeland.com for more information on Gary.  

  Produced by http://Fastpitch.TV -  On this weeks fastpitch softball tv show I bring you the 4th and final part of a catchers clinic by Coach Courtney Scott. If you haven't seen part 1 make sure to check it out! http://SoftballJunk.com is a great resource for all of your softball bat needs. Fastpitch softball coach Courtney Scott finishes up her fourth and final portion of her catching clinic. Several of the softball coaches express their concern with whether to teach their catchers to call the game. Courtney replies with the answer that it is never too early to teach a catcher to call a game. It teaches them to be more involved in the game as well as keeping the pitcher and catcher more connected during a game. She also explains the importance of the catcher to be strong in guiding the team. The catcher should have a prescence that other teams fear and lead her softball team. As a catcher the team will rely on you to be the backbone for the reason that the catcher is a part of every play on the field. Sponsored by SoftballJunk.com Sign up for our newsletter at http://Fastpitch.TV/newsletter LINKS OF INTEREST http://Fastpitch.TV/Twitter http://Fastpitch.TV/Pinterest http://Fastpitch.TV/Facebook http://Fastpitch.TV/Instagram . http://Fastpitch.TV/GooglePlus . http://Fastpitch.TV/YouTube This content is provided with a Creative Commons Share-Alike License. Feel free to use this content, so long as you give credit to Gary Leland, of Fastpitch.TV and link to http://Fastpitch.TV   Gary leland is a new media producer of fastpitch softball. information. For advertising information send him an email to Gary@Fastpitch.TV, or visit his personal website site at http://GaryLeland.com for more information on Gary.  

  Produced by http://Fastpitch.TV -  On this weeks fastpitch softball tv show I bring you part 3 of a catchers clinic by Coach Courtney Scott. Be sure to check out part 1 if you haven't already! http://SoftballJunk.com is a great place to find the right softball bat for you! Fastpitch softball Coach Courtney Scott starts off part 3 of her clinic with stressing the importance of blocking the plate and doing so safely. Also, she asserts that the catcher and pitcher relationship must be solid. Those two players must trust each other for the reason that they have to hold each other accountable for what they do on the softball field.   Courtney talks of situations in which she has had to be a part of situations where younger catchers are made to work together with veteran catchers and explains that not matter anyones age or rank, but everyone should welcome new advice and always work together to improve the dynamic of the softball team. Sponsored by SoftballJunk.com Sign up for our newsletter at http://Fastpitch.TV/newsletter LINKS OF INTEREST http://Fastpitch.TV/Twitter http://Fastpitch.TV/Pinterest http://Fastpitch.TV/Facebook http://Fastpitch.TV/Instagram . http://Fastpitch.TV/GooglePlus . http://Fastpitch.TV/YouTube This content is provided with a Creative Commons Share-Alike License. Feel free to use this content, so long as you give credit to Gary Leland, of Fastpitch.TV and link to http://Fastpitch.TV   Gary leland is a new media producer of fastpitch softball. information. For advertising information send him an email to Gary@Fastpitch.TV, or visit his personal website site at http://GaryLeland.com for more information on Gary.  

  Produced by http://Fastpitch.TV -  On this weeks fastpitch softball tv show I bring you part 2 of a catchers clinic by Coach Courtney Scott. If you missed part 1 make sure to check it out! http://SoftballJunk.com is a great resource for all softball bats. Fastpitch softball player Courtney Scott continues her catching clinic denonstrating drills to help softball catchers pop up faster to throw out potential base runners advancing in the field. She later explains the way in which a softball team should handle a foul pop up as well as footwork in handling bunt situations. Courtney finishes this part of her clinic presenting a video of one of her drills to improve quickness and leg strength with softball catchers.  Sponsored by SoftballJunk.com Sign up for our newsletter at http://Fastpitch.TV/newsletter LINKS OF INTEREST http://Fastpitch.TV/Twitter http://Fastpitch.TV/Pinterest http://Fastpitch.TV/Facebook http://Fastpitch.TV/Instagram . http://Fastpitch.TV/GooglePlus . http://Fastpitch.TV/YouTube This content is provided with a Creative Commons Share-Alike License. Feel free to use this content, so long as you give credit to Gary Leland, of Fastpitch.TV and link to http://Fastpitch.TV   Gary leland is a new media producer of fastpitch softball. information. For advertising information send him an email to Gary@Fastpitch.TV, or visit his personal website site at http://GaryLeland.com for more information on Gary.  

  Produced by http://Fastpitch.TV -  On this weeks fastpitch softball tv show I bring you part 1 of a catchers clinic by Coach Courtney Scott. http://SoftballJunk.com is the right place for all of your fastpitch softball bat needs. Courtney Scott begins her softball catching clinic with stance and making sure that there is BALANCE when a catcher sets for each pitch. Next, she explains framing the pitch, but always receiving the pitch and not reaching for it. To help with keeping low and movement to receiving the ball Courtney describes a Paddle Glove Drill. With blocking being one of the most important duties of a catcher Courtney stresses the importance of leading with your glove and using your body to stop the ball at all costs with out losing position to react to possible base runners in the softball.    Sponsored by SoftballJunk.com Sign up for our newsletter at http://Fastpitch.TV/newsletter LINKS OF INTEREST http://Fastpitch.TV/Twitter http://Fastpitch.TV/Pinterest http://Fastpitch.TV/Facebook http://Fastpitch.TV/Instagram . http://Fastpitch.TV/GooglePlus . http://Fastpitch.TV/YouTube This content is provided with a Creative Commons Share-Alike License. Feel free to use this content, so long as you give credit to Gary Leland, of Fastpitch.TV and link to http://Fastpitch.TV   Gary leland is a new media producer of fastpitch softball. information. For advertising information send him an email to Gary@Fastpitch.TV, or visit his personal website site at http://GaryLeland.com for more information on Gary.