Podcasts about curlers

In this episode, Mary Katharine Hamm and Vic Matus discuss sexual harassment training and AOC, and somewhat surprisingly, the two are not related. They delve into the recent Munich Security Conference, highlighting key speeches and the responses from various political figures. The conversation also touches on the ongoing redistricting controversy in Virginia and the implications of new laws on representation. Finally, they explore the Olympics and then the rising costs of cocktails. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Curtains for Curlers? The best men's team in the world for the past 4 years - Great Britain - are now relying on other results going their way for a medal. We've all the details! An injury concern for Team GB's 4 man bobsleigh ahead of official training - as the Ryussians are back for the Paralympics in two weeks. PLUS as the snow continues in Livigno, in tomorrow's news today we talk to one of the youngest members of the Great British squad - Liam Richards who's about to compete in the freeski halfpipe! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

At the 2026 Winter Olympics, both Canada's men's and women's teams have been accused by opponents and officials of “double‑touching” the stone, which is against curling rules.“Double‑touching” means a player is judged to have touched the stone again after releasing it during forward motion, or to have touched the granite after the hog line, which by rule can lead to the stone being removed from play.Canada's Marc Kennedy (men's team) was accused by Sweden of doing this, and video shared by Swedish media appears to show a double‑touch.Canada's Rachel Homan (women's team) had a stone removed after an official ruled she double‑touched; she angrily denied it, saying there was “zero‑percent chance” she did.

A quiet night for Minnesota sports except for the Minnesotans competing in the Winter Olympics. Curlers come home with a medal and the hockey team is having great games. Steve Thomson talks about the highlights.

A quiet night for Minnesota sports except for the Minnesotans competing in the Winter Olympics. Curlers come home with a medal and the hockey team is having great games. Steve Thomson talks about the highlights.

As the Olympics near, we spotlight curling — a sport often forgotten outside of the winter games, but one that thrives year-round in eastern Iowa. We hear from Emily Nelson, marketing and communications coordinator for Cedar Rapids Curling, on the sport's history, its Olympic influence and why watching elite curlers inspires local players. Then, Charity Nebbe goes out on the ice with Kari Kozak, a founding member and events coordinator of Cedar Rapids Curling, for a crash course in sweeping and throwing stones. Later, historian Ricki King joins discusses her work preserving Iowa's Black history amid efforts to rewrite or erase it.

Rob's flying solo this week and it's a full-tilt sporting diary as he throws himself headfirst into the glorious chaos of the Winter Olympics in Milano Cortina… from the comfort of his sofa (mostly).It all started pre-tournament for Britain's Curlers last Wednesday, before the week snowballs into opening ceremony splendour, men's and women's downhill drama, that terrifying Lindsey Vonn crash and the heart-in-mouth heli-ambulance evacuation, women's Big Air, Ice Dancing in the team event, and huge excitement as Jenn and Bruce battle their way into the semi-finals of the Mixed Doubles Curling.Somewhere along the way, things get a bit… real. The action ramps up, the FOMO kicks in, and Rob finds himself making a very impulsive, very last-minute decision that might just involve heading out to the mountains himself. He sets off tomorrow. Or does he?And because one sport-fuelled week apparently isn't enough, Rob also squeezes in Leeds United v Nottingham Forest, catches the start of the Super Bowl, and continues his budding love affair with the Broncos with a trip to the Challenge Cup clash against the Bradford Bulls.It's a rambling, joyful, slightly unhinged celebration of elite sport, emotional investment, and the dangerous idea that watching too much sport can lead to international travel.And don't go anywhere — this is just the warm-up. Make sure you're subscribed and ready to sprint back for a bonus episode next week… live from the Olympics.Comment with you Olympics best watch moments, like, follow and subscribe! @StageDoorAthletic#RobShawCameron #StageDoorAthletic #SportsPodcast #WinterOlympics #MilanoCortina #TeamGB #Curling #IceDancing #BigAir #SportsObsessed #SoloEpisode #UKPodcast #LeedsUnited #SuperBowl #LiveFromTheOlympicsHosts: Jack Loxton & Rob Shaw CameronEdited by: Rob Shaw Cameron@jackloxton1 @robshawcameron@thecourtofjames Stage Door Athletic is a [NON]FICTION PEOPLE Podcast © [NON]FICTION PEOPLE LtdPRS Licence: LC-002182Visit our website for more information on this and other great podcasts.Published by RiversideFMMilano Cortina (Official Soundtrack for Team Belgium Winter Olympics 2026) - Pegassi ℗ 2025 Sweet NothingSki Sunday - The London Theatre Orchestra ℗ 2003 Demon Music Group Ltd.

Dining alone at the fast casual restaurant is a special milestone, Alexis takes a HIIT class and she definitely took a hit, OLYMPICS: Linsdey Vonn falls and curlers are looking fineSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Auckland is about to get its own slice of curling history - a dedicated rink is opening in the city this year. 

The 2026 Winter Olympics start this week, taking over northern Italy from Feb. 6-22. But while Jewish sports fan might be eager to root for their fellow members of the Tribe... there just aren't that many this time around. Canada isn't sending any Jewish athletes that we could find (having snubbed some key hockey players), which leaves the United States and Israel as the only visible representatives of Jewish athletics in this year's winter games. Fortunately, there are still some unique stories to watch. A.J. Edelman, who was recently profiled for Scribe Quarterly, has been on a years-long mission to qualify for Olympic sliding sports; he will lead his bobsleigh team—dubbed "Shul Runnings"—after coming 28th in the skeleton competition in the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics. American curler Korey Dropkin will look to hold Team USA's reigning gold medal in mixed curling. Israel is sending a sizeable delegation of nine athletes, including a brother-sister alpine skiing duo, a nationally celebrated figure skater, and a Floridian lawyer looking to break new ground in skeleton racing. Hear all about them and more in the latest episode of Menschwarmers. Credits Hosts: James Hirsh and Gabe Pulver Producer: Michael Fraiman Music: Coby Lipovitch (intro), chēēZ π (main theme, " Organ Grinder Swing ") Support The CJN Follow the podcast on Twitter @menschwarmers Subscribe to The CJN newsletter Donate to The CJN (+ get a charitable tax receipt) Subscribe to Menschwarmers (Not sure how? Click here ) Credits Hosts: James Hirsh and Gabe Pulver Producer: Michael Fraiman Music: Coby Lipovitch (intro), chēēZ π (main theme, " Organ Grinder Swing ") Support The CJN Follow the podcast on Twitter @menschwarmers Subscribe to The CJN newsletter Donate to The CJN (+ get a charitable tax receipt) Subscribe to Menschwarmers (Not sure how? Click here )

Today's phone-in: We kick off African Nova Scotia Heritage Month and Black History Month in NB and PEI with a conversation about Black history education. And we hear from 4 generations of PEI curlers who marked Curling Day in Canada over the weekend.

With the Winter Olympics around the corner, Derby City Curling Club president Joe Sorg explains how curling works and how Louisville residents can get on the ice.

I ugens Radio Information skal det handle om dronerne over Danmark og hybridkrigens anatomi. Vi tegner også et portræt af den amerikanske techfyrste Peter Thiel. Og så slår vi en krølle på tredje og sidste sæson af DR-serien 'Carmen Curlers'   Hvis dronerne over de danske lufthavne var en generalprøve, har de udstillet hvor dårlige vi er til at håndtere den summende trussel fra oven. Spørgsmålene, som nu retter sig mod regering og myndigheder, er: Hvordan kunne det ske? Hvorfor er vi ikke bedre forberedt? Og hvordan får vi et bedre droneforsvar? Men lige bag de åbenlyse spørgsmål, tårner et endnu større sig op. Niklas Hessel og Bo Elkjær udlægger hybridkrigens dilemma: Hvordan svarer vi igen på de vedvarende provokationer, så vi på den ene side ikke står helt tandløse tilbage, men på den anden side heller ikke risikerer en eskalering? Den mest indflydelsesrige intellektuelle på USA's højrefløj lige nu er den amerikanske tech-investor Peter Thiel. Han har fingrene i alt fra Facebook over PayPal til overvågningsgiganten Palantir. Men hvor stor er hans politiske magt? Og hvilket samfund drømmer han om?  Matthias Dresler-Bredsdorff og Mathias Sindberg tegner sammen et portræt af den mørke techfyrste, som skaber den verden, vi andre lever i. Og så skal det handle om tredje – og sidste! – sæson af DR-serien Carmen Curlers, som gennem et utal af loyalitetskonflikter fortæller den store historie om Danmarks forandring gennem den lille historie om en arbejdsplads i provinsen. Lone Nikolajsen er begejstret. Og endelig er der også store nyheder fra vores egen lille verden. Informations direktør Stine Carsten Kendal fortæller om den kommende avisomlægning, der betyder et farvel til lørdagens printavis og et goddag til én stor samlet fredagsavis: Information Weekend.

Peter Inch talks with Mike Stubbs as the best curlers in the world prepare to come to London and St. Thomas for the AMJ Masters.

Die Mediatheken von ARD, ZDF und Arte bieten ein Füllhorn an Serien, die in der Masse der Streaming-Anbieter immer ein wenig untergehen, daher haben wir uns in dieser Woche einmal drei davon herausgepickt. Die britische Serie "Ellis" (4:28) hat aktuell in der ZDF-Mediathek hohe Abrufzahlen, erfüllt sie doch die Liebe der Deutschen zu Krimis. In den drei 90-Minütern wird ein Ermittler-Duo durch England geschickt, um dort Feuerwehr zu spielen wo lokale Polizisten mit Fällen überfordert sind. Ein interessantes Prinzip, das allerdings dazu führt, dass die Qualität der Folgen sehr unterschiedlich ist und von der Qualität der Kriminalfälle abhängt. Nicht der einzige Punkt an dem der Writer's Room der Serie an seine Grenzen geführt wird. Auch im ZDF läuft "Chabos" (24:16), eine Adaption der britischen Serie "Ladhood", die laut Eigenangabe des Protagonisten dafür sorgen soll, dass das Durchschnittsalter der ZDF-Zuschauer endlich mal unter 65 Jahre sinkt. Der zu gleichen Teilen nostalgische wie auch kritische Rückblick auf eine Schulzeit während des Sommermärchens im Jahr 2006 hat allerdings dazu geführt, dass einer von uns die Generation bemitleidet und ein anderer die Serie nach drei Folgen entsetzt abgebrochen hat. Und schließlich läuft seit zwei Monaten bei Arte die dänische Serie "Carmen Curlers" (48:45) über die Entwicklung des Lockenwicklers. Wir verraten nicht nur, warum sich die Serie lohnt, sondern geben TV Executives kostenlos zwei Ideen für Serien, die man nach diesem Vorbild auch gut in Deutschland machen könnte. Cold-Open-Frage: "Welchen Inhalt aus dem neuen ZDF-Pool würden wir Aliens zeigen?"

Chief and Lou start off about that now hair curlers are ban on air travelers? Then about the conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza and how war and political consideration are linked together. Andrew and Wayne talk about the Trump Administration get their piece of US companies.

Chief and Lou start off about that now hair curlers are ban on air travelers? Then about the conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza and how war and political consideration are linked together. Andrew and Wayne talk about the Trump Administration get their piece of US companies.

This episode is a kaleidoscope of fun with our guest --- Emma Peel! She's been a DJ on Melbourne's PBS FM for way over 15 years, and her Saturday show "Switched On" features dusty & obscure gems from the vinyl vaults of time. Emma's a mother of two, a musician in the band CURLERS, and co-creator of the suburban music festival "Reservoir Stomp". Maybe you've come across her fab Instagram account "DJEmmaPeel", where you can get a glimpse into her groovy world as a self-confessed 60s & 70s vintage fashion and lifestyle fanatic! It is an absolute joy to have you here on Music Mothers and Others: welcome Emma!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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A bonus edition of the podcast as with little more than 200 days to go before the next Olympics - the Winters in Milano-Cortina in early 2026 - the first athletes have been confirmed by Team GB. Ten curlers have donned the famous tracksuit and stood draped in the red white and blue union flag after being selected to represent GB in the mens womens and mixed team events for the Winter Olympics. Michael's been in Edinburgh to speak to a few of them! While John's at Wimbledon as the 2025 Championships is about to get underway. We are audio rights holders for the first time and will bring you more than ever before from the All England Club throughout the tennis fortnight! And welcome Kirsty Coventry - the tenth, youngest and first female IOC President! But what's on her to do list? This is Anything but Footy - the Olympic and Paralympic podcast! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Nick Altiere, recap of last night city council meeting, text line, we shared the Duluth Police phone number, Jeff from Superior the Curlers are in town, Chris Dahlberg, and a quick story on state nursing home facilities... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A quick reunion at the grocery store, Jeff from Superior, downtown, text line, a proposal to merge the Energy commission with the Public Utilities, J-Serv, an Owl eating well at the K-Ranch, National Georgraphic Day, the wimpy winter, and the Curlers are in town...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From Potomac to Ibiza, Amy Phillips and Emily Dorezas laugh their way through these episodes of RHOP and BDSY this week plus they dig deep on the monotomy of life and have no regrets, or at least Amy doesn't.ONE SKIN HAS AN AMAZING HOLIDAY DEAL! THROUGHOUT THE MONTH OF DECEMBER, YOU'LL GET A FREE TRAVEL SIZE PRODUCT VALUED AT UP TO $42 WITH EVERY ORDER OF $125 OR MORE.Get 15% off OneSkin with the code DRAMA at:https://www.oneskin.co/For more Drama, Darling, and tons of content, subscribe to my Patreon: http://Patreon.com/dramadarling For more Drama, Darling, and tons of content, subscribe to my Patreon: http://Patreon.com/dramadarling Follow Drama, Darling on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dramadarlingshow/ Email with questions, concerns or tips: DramaDarlingz@gmail.com

The biggest curlers are in town this week for the Grand Slam of Curling at the Mary Brown's Centre. We caught up with a few of them yesterday -- namely Swiss Curlers Sven Michel and Pablo Lachat, along with Manitoba curler Kailtlyn Lawes, to ask them a few questions.

In today's episode I interview the author of Curling for Beginners and Improvers. John Robertson gives us insight into what inspired him to write this book, and how he hopes it will help curlers of various abilities take their game to the next level. You can purchase his book in various forms at https://www.curlingbeginners.ca    Some episodes that will pair well with this conversation: Episode 66: Considerations for first-year curlers, for athletes Episode 68: Considerations for first-year curlers, for coaches Episode 69: Considerations for first-year curlers, for teammates   All mentioned resources are available in the show notes on my website at www.empoweredperformance.ca/podcast To stay as up-to-date as possible, make sure to join the Empowered Performance newsletter and to follow me on Instagram at @empoweredperformance

New Zealand Men's Curling team member Brett Sargon joins Nights to explain.

Kids from across Nova Scotia are heading to Sydney to curl in a skills competition this weekend. It will happen on the ice at Centre 200 just before the World Women's Championships gets underway. We hear from two young curlers who are excited to meet the pros.

Jim Rutledge and Matt Hamilton start Hour 2 by giving their official predictions for this offseason's quarterback carousel, including the upcoming veteran free agents and incoming rookie prospects. Jim and Matt are joined by Matt's teammate from the 2018 Olympic gold medal team and current broadcaster for NBC's Olympic coverage, Tyler George. Tyler pumps up Matt and his sister Becca's Mixed Doubles National Championship victory last weekend, and he shares some *safe for work* stories from his time as Matt's Olympic teammate. George shares some of his deep sports knowledge with a pop quiz on the 1998 World Series before Primetime gets his predictions for the NFL QB carousel as well. Jim and Matt wrap up the show with Throwing Stones, and Primetime asks questions about the City of Kenosha asking to "fill people's holes" with taxpayer money, IHOP and Applebee's joining forces, and Mike Tyson fighting Jake Paul on Netflix.

The July 1990 issue has a lot of ideas about your look. Some are good, like the spread of 40s-inspired swimsuits. Some are weird, like the Making It suggestion that you cut off the collar and cuffs of a buttondown shirt and just tuck them, loose, into a pullover sweater, hoping for the best. Some are simply Not Done anymore, like getting white girl "beach braids" on your visit to the Caribbean. We're telling you about all this and more -- including a bumper crop of all-new ads! -- in the July 1990 Fashion Etc. issue! QUICK LINKS

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Nova Scotia curling champion Colleen Jones is taking on a new role in her curling career. She's the coach of the Nova Scotia women's team, and will join them at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Calgary this February. Of course, for many years Colleen was also a well-respected reporter here at CBC, but she's now enjoying retirement. She tells us about her new chapter on the ice.

CBC's Mike Moore stopped by the rink to meet teen curling duo, Cailey Locke and Simon Perry. Later this week, they're flying to South Korea to represent Team Canada in the Mixed Doubles Curling at the 2024 Winter Youth Olympics.

If you have ever played on a curling team with a new curler, this episode is for you: Tips and tricks to help you support and encourage new curlers as they learn and grow. Give them tips as a skip or a sweeper while avoiding overwhelm, and help them find a win after every shot. This is a 3-part series; check out episode 66 focusing specifically on tips for new curlers, and episode 68 tips specifically for coaches of new curlers.   Make sure to check out the show notes for more information on The Better Brushing Practice Plan   Some other great episodes to check out: Episode 66: Considerations for 1st year curlers -part 1 for athletes Episode 68: Considerations for 1st year curlers -part 2 for coaches Episode 65: 5 Reasons why you aren't a better brusher   To stay as up-to-date as possible, make sure to join the Empowered Performance newsletter and to follow me on Instagram at @empoweredperformance   All mentioned resources are available in the show notes on my website at www.empoweredperformance.ca/podcast  

Today was scheduled to be another busy day of curling at the Bruce II Sports Centre in Port aux Basques. The provincial Mixed Doubles championships are underway. But one team has already experienced what is likely to be the highlight of the event for them. David Thomas and his daughter, Sarah Thomas had the chance on Wednesday to play against Brad Gushue and his daughter, Marissa. David Thomas is also president of the Gateway Curling Club and president of the Newfoundland and Labrador Curling Association.

If you're involved in Learn to Curl programs or find yourself in a coaching role helping fresh curlers navigate the curling world this episode is for you: Tips and tricks to help you help them get the most out of their first few years. In this episode I go into detail on a few priorities that I hope coaches can find the time to sneak into their programs, practices & coaching session. This is not an episode telling you how to run your LTC, but rather outlining some key curling principles that can sometimes be forgotten to focus on. If you are new to curling, coach, or know someone who is new to curling give this a listen and share it with them. This is a 3-part series; with episodes directed at coaches and teammates coming soon.   Make sure to check out the show notes for more information on The Better Brushing Practice Plan   Some other great episodes to check out: Episode 66: Considerations for 1st year curlers -part 1: for athletes Episode 05: It's all in the hips Episode 07: Mark Nichols on all things training, nutrition and curling camps   To stay as up-to-date as possible, make sure to join the Empowered Performance newsletter and to follow me on Instagram at @empoweredperformance   All mentioned resources are available in the show notes on my website at www.empoweredperformance.ca/podcast  

The third Grand Slam of Curling of the season is down to the finals. Kevin is in “Toon Town” and we talk about the WFG Masters. We also see how the selections we made for the playoffs have worked out and make our picks for the finals. Also, Warren has made an interesting observation of what curlers might consider doing to help the lead sponsor get some more recognition.Inside Curling is hosted by Kevin Martin, Warren Hansen and Jim Jerome. Recorded, Edited and Mixed by Mike Rogerson.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 affiliates.

If you're new to the curling world this episode is for you: Tips and tricks to help you get the most out of your first few years. These are the things that can take years to learn, observe or be taught, but also things that can increase your enjoyment of the game early on. If you are new to curling, coach, or know someone who is new to curling give this a listen and share it with them. This is a 3-part series; with episodes directed at coaches and teammates coming soon.   Make sure to check out the show notes for more information on The Better Brushing Practice Plan   Some other great episodes to check out: Episode 36: When curling is only a few weeks away Episode 54: Owning the position and producing force while brushing Episode 63: Gaining an appreciation for ice making with Frazer Shaw part 1   To stay as up-to-date as possible, make sure to join the Empowered Performance newsletter and to follow me on Instagram at @empoweredperformance   All mentioned resources are available in the show notes on my website at www.empoweredperformance.ca/podcast  

Lori and Mary are back with episode 6 of season 9 and a smorgasbord of curling talk.   First up is a recent catch-up chat with Lori running into some Newfoundland curling stars in Ontario, and Mary revealing the new Super Team she is a member of. She's more than a member, actually; she's throwing skip stones!   Event discussion then takes place with the weekend's European Championships and the Canadian Curling Club Championships, followed by fresh news that a new USA vs Canada “North American” championship has been created for recreational curlers!   Next up are discussions over the Olympic road through Nova Scotia, and the reveal that competitors did in fact approach Sportsnet about not being consulted on Grand Slam format changes. Turns out the players weren't happy, and changes have just been announced.   What's left? Various fun and silliness over the Beckham Dance (The Girls want to recruit Jennifer Jones and Brent Laing), and the Curling Legends upload of an old 1997 STOH match featuring our “Baby Girls”!

It's all about videos again. Also in this episode Bren and Adrian talk about how to get the best shots, but with a focus on drones. They give tips on what to consider when you start filming and also look to the future from a technical perspective. Plus, Bren tells us about his first drone fail (don't miss this story!). If you want to know which drones they recommend, you should definitely listen to this episode. And if you have any questions or topics you'd like Adrian & Bren to talk about, just DM us on Instagram (@wetanddry_podcast) or drop us an email at wetanddry@e3mediahouse.at.

Another week, another topic! This time it's all about videos and cameras. It's about the development of Youtube videos and GoPros, first experiences with editing programs but also about the progress of their own filming-journey. Do you want to know which kayak trick Bren learned first, how Adrian learned English and which kayak videos the two like to watch the most? Then listen in! If you have any questions or topics you'd like Adrian & Bren to talk about, just DM us on Instagram (@wetanddry_podcast) or drop us an email at wetanddry@e3mediahouse.at.

Jon, Melinda and Doug are joined by Jessica Sartori in the studio for a meandering discussion that starts with curling and ends with Jon roasting Doug, with lots of good fun and opinion in between.Rose City Politics is brought to you with the kind support of LiUNA Local 625: Building Better Communities. Support the show at Patreon.com/RoseCityPolitics. Read our stuff in Biz X Magazine and online at BizXMagazine.com

This week We Need 2 Talk Quarterback, Emmy Nominations, Lincoln Lawyer, Hijack, Platonic, Welcome to Crappie Lake, The Summer I Turned Pretty, And Just Like That, Betrayal, Rock Hudson, Erin Andrews, Mission Impossible, Black Box, Three Pines and Working Plus we Meet loyal Listener Sara Johnsen for a great game! 

Ben Hebert and Marc Kennedy join the guys ‘In the House' and talk about how they celebrated their victory at the Champions Cup (2:30), their impressive shooting percentage, the importance of winning the hammer, changes they've made to add some consistency to their team shooting, Warren asks Ben about shooting 100% in the final, how the no tick rule has changed the job of the lead, curlers attempting the Nick Edin ‘spinner' shot on ‘the Sheet Show', Kevin asks the guys about how they handle sponsorship deals and branding on social media, and how they manage to balance being on the road, with family time at home. Jim asks the boys ‘what has changed' in curling (29:01) and who they see coming up the ranks to be the future of the sport.The guys answer an email from the Mailbag — suggestions for updating curling clubs usage (38:20). In ‘What's Happening Around the Curling World', Kevin gives an update from the KIOTI Champions Cup (42:30) and also discusses the increased family activities at the Championship (46:00)Warren reviews their picks from the finals (47:30), makes an announcement about USA Curling USA (48:50) in ‘Hot Rock Topics' and in ‘What Are We Hearing', the guys talk about a surprising personnel change on team Tirinzoni (55:00).Watch the entire piece on Nik Edin HEREThis podcast is produced by Warren Hansen & Kevin Martin, recorded and mixed by Mike Rogerson, and hosted by Kevin Martin, Warren Hansen and Jim Jerome.Contact the podcast -- insidecurling@gmail.comThe 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 affiliates.

On today's show, Jase wants to introduce a new segment, Mike clears up the rumours about the new All Black's Coach, and Keyzie's been inspired by Hoytey J's poetry.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's episode Alison Marie, PhD and I go into detail about how and why the organization of our internal organs can and will influence how well we move.    Alison shares her learnings as an athlete, personal trainer, engineer and running coach.   We dive into what the typical asymmetry looks like, how it might influence your movement, and most importantly, how it might affect your technique as a runner and a curler. Do you catch yourself doing the “sassy hip” and need some help balancing out those ‘twisted hips'? Alison provides her top 2 tips to adjust your training to help you feel balanced, aligned and move well.   Announcement: I am hosting 3 virtual workshops this spring in partnership with the World Curling Academy (WCF). See show notes for more details on the Better Brushing, Balance & Power in the Delivery, and Cardio for Curling presentations. https://worldcurling.org/2023/03/fitness-workshops/    Episodes that pair well: Episode 26: It's not how you train, it's how you recover with Melissa Doldron, RMT Episode 28: Using performance gap analysis to dictate offseason training for curling Episode 44: A conversation with Curling Canada's Strength Coach Kyle Turcotte To stay as up-to-date as possible, make sure to join the Empowered Performance newsletter and to follow me on Instagram at @empoweredperformance   All mentioned resources are available in the show notes on my website at www.empoweredperformance.ca/podcast  

Here are my 5-tips for an efficient curling in-season recovery plan, so that you can have control of your priorities in-season and leave most of your mental work to the curling game.  How and when to workout without increasing your risk of burnout or injury, and tips around what to eat, how to rest and tips to manage stress.   To stay as up-to-date as possible, make sure to join the Empowered Performance newsletter and to follow me on Instagram at @empoweredperformance   All mentioned resources are available in the show notes on my website at www.empoweredperformance.ca/podcast   Check out these past episodes you might have missed: Episode 26: It's Not How You Train It's How You Recover with Melissa Doldron Episode 06: Basic Nutrition for Curlers

Celebrity makeup artist Kayla A. Quinn discusses her unconventional entrepreneurial journey with a side of glitter and glam.  Kayla also shares her decision to complete her undergraduate degree and why having a Plan B is not always a bad thing. Need a visual experience? Watch the full Interview: https://youtu.be/7PIxDBPjpLg Connect with Kayla: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kquinnbeauty Website: https://kquinnbeauty.com/ Connect with Scherrie: Coaching: https://www.playbigfasterchallenge.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scherriespeaks Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/scherriespeaks LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/scherriespeaks Twitter:  https://www.twitter.com/scherriespeaks TikTok:  https://www.tiktok.com/@scherriespeaks #kquinnbeauty #kaylaquinn #celebritymakeupartist #theeilove #JSU #JSUTigers #jacksonstateuniversity #playbigfaster #scherrieprince

Celebrity makeup artist Kayla A. Quinn discusses her unconventional entrepreneurial journey with a side of glitter and glam.  Kayla also shares her decision to complete her undergraduate degree and why having a Plan B is not always a bad thing.Need a visual experience? Watch the full Interview:https://youtu.be/7PIxDBPjpLgConnect with Kayla:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kquinnbeauty Website: https://kquinnbeauty.com/ Connect with Scherrie:Coaching: https://www.playbigfasterchallenge.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/scherriespeaksFacebook:  https://www.facebook.com/scherriespeaksLinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/scherriespeaksTwitter:  https://www.twitter.com/scherriespeaksTikTok:  https://www.tiktok.com/@scherriespeaks#kquinnbeauty #kaylaquinn #celebritymakeupartist #theeilove #JSU #JSUTigers #jacksonstateuniversity #playbigfaster #scherrieprince