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Christine D'Ercole has lived many lives. After her original dream of becoming a ballerina was crushed because her legs and thighs were labeled “too big” she turned her focus towards acting. Unfortunately, her legs were again taking center stage. She attended a performing arts high school and then Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh. Christine accidentally stumbled upon a personal file that included paragraphs of positive notes but at the bottom of the page was the comment “a little heavy in the thigh.” Christine refused to let her body type stop her from pursuing her dream so she continued auditioning after college and worked as a bike messenger. It was during this time that Christine that her legs and thighs were an attribute as she regularly outraced her co-workers and took big hills with little effort. A few of her colleagues were also racing cyclists who introduced Christine to the sport. Before long, she was racing competitively, had sponsorship deals, and traveled across the US racing against Olympians and world champions. A decorated competitive track cyclist, Masters World Champion and five-time National Champion, Christine is now a Senior Instructor at Peloton, and her classes are grounded in the science of cycling and the power of words. In this episode, Christine discusses her early setbacks with body image, finding her passion for cycling, the nerve-racking anxiety that comes with riding a bike through the streets of a major city, becoming a Masters World Champion, and returning to the sport after a long hiatus. **This episode is supported by Manscaped. Go to Manscaped.com and use the promo code WERUNTHIS20 to get 20% OFF and Free Shipping on your order.** --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/werunthis/support

John Mills joins us to discuss Peloton's new partnership with Adidas. Peloton expands to Australia. Dr. Jenn - Losing weight over 50. How's MetPro going for Crystal & Tom? Sessions are back. The Clip Out now has its own room on Clubhouse. Peloton hired a lobbying firm to represent their interests. Peloton tops the list of Most Innovative Wellness Companies. Yahoo Finance writes about Sessions. John Foley was on Fox News Sunday. Golf.com has tips for the best Peloton workouts to improve your game. Christine D'Ercole is battling cancer. Is Becs Gentry headed to the Olympics? People Magazine spotlights Jess King. Matt Wilpers was on the Marni On The Move podcast. Peloton Closet - Three tips on how to look good while doing good. Kristin McGee partners up with Terez leggings. Peloton Birthdays - Happy birthday to Sam Yo and...Peloton? All this plus our interview with Andrea Verdone Gorsegner Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join The Clip Out community today: theclipout.com The Clip Out Facebook The Clip Out Twitter The Clip Out Instagram

I am, I can, I will, I do. These are the words Christine D’Ercole lives by. It’s the power of positive self-talk and affirmations that changed the game for Christine. She realized she could embrace her stronger body and encourage others to be true to themselves.   Write Down and Repeat These Words to Yourself Often I am I can  I will I do   About Christine D’Ercole Christine D’Ercole is a decorated track cyclist who brings this expertise to every Peloton class. Grounded in science, music, grit, and grace, Christine believes that at all times you have two tools at your disposal: your breath and your inner monologue.  In her class, you can expect Christine to empower Members to break through self-imposed limitations and embrace their authentic selves and strength, both on and off the Bike.   The Mindset of Shifting Gears What Christine D’Ercole brings us today is not just a story full of mindset shifts and motivation, but a story of hope. She shares with us her experience with body image issues, stemming from hearing at twelve years old (yes, twelve) that she had talent, but wouldn’t be cast in the role unless she lost ten pounds. Her life spiraled after this point, through eating disorders, self-harm, and chasing careers that didn’t want her body type… or at least not yet. It wasn’t until she was working as a bicycle courier in New York City, clearly the fastest of the group, that she started to believe she had what it takes to be a professional cycler. Christine explains what mindset shifts she went through in order to embrace this huge change in her life. She describes it as though something insider her just switched gears (see what I did there?) and she went with that new motivation. Even when she left professional cycling after becoming pregnant, Christine adopted a more positive attitude towards her body. This doesn’t mean it’s always been smooth sailing for her, but that fake-it-till-you-make-it attitude was a blessing when she felt at her lowest.   Positive Self-Talk is a GameChanger An absolute gamechanger for Christine came when she attended her first spin class with a really mean instructor. She knew she would give a more positive, fun, and uplifting class and within one month, she qualified as a spin instructor.  Christine learned more about different types of muscles and why some are more suited for one type of exercise over another. She encourages you to figure out what type of exercise you’ll excel at and focus on that. Christine brings her positive attitude with her everywhere. She believes in the power of words and positive self-talk. Whether you’re repeating empowering statements to yourself in the mirror, writing down your power mantras and reading them aloud, or embrace positive affirmations in another way, the message is clear: Give yourself permission to live your life differently.   Homework for Women Physicians How do you give yourself positive self-talk? Do you have a mantra writing practice? What’s your favorite empowering self-statement? Let me know in the comments on the episode page.   In This Episode  What mindset shifts have to happen for you to grow into what you’re zone of genius is [10:15] How you can adopt a healthy fake-it-till-you-make-it attitude [16:15] Why you should figure out your muscle type and excel at an exercise that prioritizes that [22:45] What the power of words and self-talk are [24:00] Why you should adopt a mantra writing practice [27:30]   Quotes “Discovering that I could be successful because of myself - myself - not because of someone else’s opinion of me.” [8:39] “It is very hard for us because the messaging, the images, and the culture are so loud that we are supposed to look a certain way in order to be loved, to feel worthy, to be accepted. As though, if you don’t look this way, you should just give up. We should all be able to walk around naked-proud.” [23:00] “Saying these words out loud, writing these words down. It almost feels like it’s forbidden to imagine our lives any differently. We have to remove the forbidden and give ourselves permission. It is the act of writing.” [27:08]   Resources Mentioned Check out the full episode page here Find Christine D'Ercole Online Follow Christine D’Ercole on Facebook | Instagram Join the Waitlist for G.O.A.L.S Society Find Life Coaching for Women Physicians Online Follow Dr. Ali Novitsky on Facebook | Instagram  Subscribe to Life Coaching for Women Physicians on Apple Podcasts Podcast production by the team at Counterweight Creative   Related Episodes Episode 34: "I Don't Lose Weight As Fast As Others" Episode 33: “I Need To Be In Better Shape To Go To The Gym Episode 38: “Exercise Is Stalling My Weight Loss”

Michael D'ercole is young professional from Toronto, Canada with an MBA and a career in Venture Capital and Debt Lending.  Follow Michael @michael.dercole  -----  Follow us at: http://thepalspod.com/ // Insta @thepalspodcast @boutsalis @yourpalrick  -----  Shoutout to our sponsors Kind Magazine. kind is a free print lifestyle magazine found in cannabis retail locations throughout Alberta, Saskatchewan and Ontario. It is printed on 100% post-consumer waste paper, through 80,000 copies. You can also find us on Instagram @kind.mag and online at kindmagazine.ca.  -----  Music by @loudluxury 

“…Siamo sulla stessa nave con cui Ulisse si credeva invincibile, ma sovraffollata, che a volte imbarca troppa acqua e si appesantisce. Non si ferma neanche davanti alle onde della tempesta, che le intimano di arrestarsi, di tornare indietro, di provare un'altra strada.La domanda è: fino a dove si potrà spingere, questa nave? Puntiamo a qualche obiettivo oppure viaggiamo alla rinfusa senza sapere cosa ci aspetta al di là delle nuvole? La Terra ed il mare sono finiti e prima o poi, se non attracchiamo, ci perderemo nell'oceano…”

Oggi affrontiamo un tema che non ha nulla a che vedere con la tecnica, la tattica o, più in generale, con il lavoro in palestra: accogliendo una richiesta avanzata dagli ascoltatori della nostra community, parleremo degli aspetti contrattuali e degli aspetti fiscali del “lavoro” di allenatore, facendo particolare riferimento a chi ricopre questo ruolo come attività secondaria.Per affrontare un tema così delicato abbiamo chiesto aiuto ad una esperta del settore, l’Avvocato Lucia D’Ercole, laureata in Giurisprudenza con specializzazione in Diritto Sportivo.Grazie a lei cercheremo di fare un po’ di chiarezza sulla natura dei contratti, sui contenuti, sulle tutele a favore dell’allenatore, sulla differenza tra compensi e rimborsi e infine sugli aspetti fiscali.Ovviamente la materia è talmente ampia che non era possibile essere esaustivi, ma sicuramente questa puntata vi sarà utile per mettere in ordine un po’ le idee.Come al solito, ricordiamo che la puntata è disponibile, sempre gratuitamentesul sito coachfactor.itsul canale YouTubesu Spreakersu iTunesBuon ascolto a tutti!N.B. Per chi volesse contattare l’Avv. Lucia D’Ercole per approfondimenti o consulenza, la sua mail è: luciadercole88@gmail.com

Christine D'Ercole takes on an internet troll upset with her (gasp!) accomplishments. Yet another "competitor" has entered the market. Homecoming schedules will be here soon. Past guest Mae Sarkhov; was featured in an official Peloton video. The Peloton Prophet is back with a prediction about the new Spring line at the boutique.  Rebecca Kennedy was featured on MindBodyGreen.com. Ross Rayburn was featured on Bustle. Jimmy Fallon talks about his Peloton struggles. Bobbi Brown mentions her Peloton on her podcast Beyond The Beauty. Trevor Noah gets in a few shots at Peloton on The Daily Show. Crystal gets her Fight Camp equipment. An update on Brendan Dunn from last week's "Humans of New York" story. The first Two-For-One Yoga class is here with fasdfasdf and afasdfasdfasd Chase Tucker has a SOCA Bootcamp for people to check out. All this plus our interview with Sekou Campbell.

Eu me formei em jornalismo e sou apaixonado pelo assunto. Nesse episódio eu recebi os migos Isabela D'Ercole, redatora-chefe da revista Claudia, Gustavo Uribe, repórter político da Folha de São Paulo em Brasília e Ricardo Chapola, que na época estava na Veja SP, mas já se encontra como editor-chefe do Quebrando Tabu. Mete o play.

Camie Kornely @camiekorn and Christine D'Ercole @iamicaniwillido are a World Championship track duo whose relationship runs deep on and off the bike. As moms, teachers, and elite athletes they share an inspirational bond that truly drives them to succeed. In this episode, they explore the make-up of that chemistry, talk about the family around track cycling, and tell a story of overcoming tremendous adversity after Camie was injured at Worlds.

Au cours de cette deuxième partie consacrée à la Grèce archaïque, Maria-Cécilia d'Ercole évoque le tournant et même la révolution que constitue le VIIIe siècle avant J.-C. Comment se caractérise cette révolution? Quel rôle joue la religion dans la société? Peut-on parler d'un pan-hellénisme à cette période ? Au delà de ce moment essentiel qui préside à la naissance de la Grèce, d'Ercole évoque par ailleurs le rôle de l'oeuvre homérique: que sait-on exactement d’Homère ? Comment les textes de l’Iliade et l’Odyssée ont-ils été écrits et sait-on exactement les dater ? Peut-on parler de sociétés homériques et quelle est la frontière entre réalité et littérature ? Quels sont les liens entre Homère et l’autre poète grec, Hésiode ? Comment enfin expliquer la postérité de l'oeuvre et surtout, comment l'oeuvre va t'elle participer à l'émergence d'une culture et d'une intelligence grecque? Autant de questions auxquelles Maria Cecilia d’Ercole répond. Elle est interrogée par Christophe Dickès. Notre invitée: Maria Cécilia D'Ercole est historienne et archéologue et directrice d'études à l'EHESS. Elle dirige aussi l'’UMR 8210 ANHIMA (Anthropologie et Histoire des Mondes Antiques). Spécialiste de l'histoire des échanges économiques et culturels dans la Méditerranée antique, Maria Cécilia d'Ercole a notamment écrit Ambres gravés. La collection du département des Antiquités grecques, étrusques et romaines du musée du Louvre (Louvre Editions, 2013). Elle a co-écrit avec Julien Zurbach et sous la direction de Brigitte Le Guen La Naissance de la Grèce, De Minos à Solon (3200 à 510 avt J.-C.) (Belin, 688 pages, 49€). ___________________________________________________ - Retrouvez nous sur www.storiavoce.com/ - Notre compte Twitter: twitter.com/Storiavoce - Notre page Facebook: www.facebook.com/storiavoce/

Nous sommes au VIe siècle avant JC, dans le fameux palais de Crésus, roi de Lydie et bien évidemment, comme chacun le sait : l’homme le plus riche de la terre. Or, en ce jour, Solon, le sage archonte, visite le fameux roi qui lui demande de lui décerner le titre de « personne la plus heureuse au monde. » C’était sans compter sur la sagesse de Solon qui, après avoir feint de ne pas comprendre la question, se mit à expliquer au roi que le plus heureux des hommes était un certain Thelos. Thelos, obscur athénien mais qui a vu naître, qui a vu grandir ses enfants, qui les a élevé dans la droiture et la sagesse, qui les a vu eux-mêmes devenir père et mère… Thélos qui enfin bénéficia d’une mort heureuse en luttant pour sa patrie, les armes à la main. Une belle mort, une mort héroïque qui place le plus obscur des citoyens dans « l’éternité du souvenir et la reconnaissance publique. » Storiavoce vous propose de remonter le temps et de découvrir un vaste monde, celui de la Grèce archaïque avec ses héros, ses mythes mais aussi ses citoyens obscurs : monde complexe s’il en est couvrant pas moins de 2500 ans d’histoire. Alors, comment embrasser au sens propre une telle période ? Comment faire la part des mythes, des légendes et de l’histoire ? Comment les pierres parlent-elles à l’archéologue et les poèmes homériques à l’historien? C’est ce que présente Maria Cecilia d’Ercole dans une émission en deux parties: la première consacrée à la Grèce archaïque; la seconde à Homère. Elle est interrogée par Christophe Dickès. Notre invité: Maria Cécilia D'Ercole est historienne et archéologue et directrice d'études à l'EHESS. Elle dirige aussi l'’UMR 8210 ANHIMA (Anthropologie et Histoire des Mondes Antiques). Spécialiste de l'histoire des échanges économiques et culturels dans la Méditerranée antique, Maria Cécilia d'Ercole a notamment écrit Ambres gravés. La collection du département des Antiquités grecques, étrusques et romaines du musée du Louvre (Louvre Editions, 2013). Elle a co-écrit avec Julien Zurbach et sous la direction de Brigitte Le Guen La Naissance de la Grèce, De Minos à Solon (3200 à 510 avt J.-C.) (Belin, 688 pages, 49€. ___________________________________________________ - Retrouvez nous sur www.storiavoce.com/ - Notre compte Twitter: twitter.com/Storiavoce - Notre page Facebook: www.facebook.com/storiavoce/

Trente-deuxième numéro de la première saison d’Éclats d'histoire, l'émission d'histoire d'Aligre FM, émission réalisée par Gilles Bresard, animée par Luc Daireaux Émission diffusée le jeudi 16 mai 2019 Thème : La Grèce archaïque Invitée : Maria Cecilia D'Ercole, directrice d'études à l'Ecole des hautes études en sciences sociales, coauteure de Naissance de la Grèce. De Minos à Solon, 3200 à 510 avant notre ère, Belin, 2019.

Christine D'Ercole takes on her trolls with a new ride everyone is talking about, details on Homecoming and what to do when you're in town, and a new Facebook group for one of the Tread instructors. Plus we talk to Nikki Smith. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Description: Peloton indoor cycling instructor Christine D’Ercole joins Mallory in the MILK Studio for part two of a MILK/Peloton series on motivation and self-care for moms. Christine is a decorated track racer who brings that expertise to every class. Grounded in science, music, grit and grace, Christine believes that as a rider you have two tools at your disposal: your breath and your inner monologue. Christine has been an actress, a model and a bike messenger prior to becoming a fitness professional, and conducts workshops on positive self talk in addition to the empowerment work she does on the bike for other riders. Her mantra is “I am I can I will I do.” She and Mallory talk about making mistakes in motherhood and about keeping your hand on other people's backs. Check https://christinedercole.com/ and @IAMICANIWILLIDO on instagram. And check out @onepeloton

Today's episode is all about redemption. Redemption podcast. Way back on JS005, I attempted to do a reggae episode, but I not only did massive bong rips, clouding my fragile mind, but my guests didn't know squat or even care for the genre. It's one of the best worst episodes. It took me a while, but I invited my good friend Ethan D'Ercole to join me for a proper discussion of Rock Steady. We spin one of his favorite albums, Alton Ellis's Sunday Coming along with a slew of classic singles. This is the second episode in a row were my guest and I actually talk about the music at length, so maybe the tide is turning. Ethan is a brilliant artist, having been in a ton of great bands while also being one of my favorite print artists in Chicago right now. I HIGHLY ENCOURAGE you to go to his website (http://www.ethandercole.com/) and pick up a print or two. That sh!t is absolutely gorgeous and will look lovely on your walls. Yeah mon! Jam Sandwiches can also be found at: jamsandwichpodcast.com || manontop69.com || Twitter: @jamsandwichpod || Instagram: @jamsandwichpodcast  

Preparatevi a vestire la Levis Lorica e impugnare il Gladio! Si salpa alla volta delle colonne d'Ercole, a bordo della liburna più veloce e valorosa della flotta dell'imperatore, il Vigor Neptuni. Lasciatevi trascinare in questo tuffo nel passato, in un'avventura che vi porterà negli anni gloriosi dell'Impero Romano, quando uomini intrepidi osavano sfidare addirittura gli dei per scoprire il mondo oltre i confini. Una provocazione storica in una pregevole ricostruzione dell'Impero: come Ulisse, che cosa sarebbe successo se l'ammiraglio Arminio avesse osato navigare oltre le acque amiche del Mare Nostrum? Ai coraggiosi ascoltatori, la risposta.

Un viaggio oltre gli ostacoli, attraverso cui ascoltare, odorare, toccare e gustare il mondo.

Un viaggio oltre gli ostacoli, attraverso cui ascoltare, odorare, toccare e gustare il mondo.