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Send us Fan MailFather's Day can feel like a celebration, a wound, or both at once and we don't pretend it's simple. We sit with the fact that some people had a warm, present dad, while others knew distance, harshness, absence, or loss. From there, we turn our eyes to the heavenly Father and the idea of agape love: unconditional love that doesn't have to be earned, doesn't run out, and doesn't depend on your family story to be real.A major thread is the unforgettable Team Hoyt story, where Dick Hoyt repeatedly pushes and carries his son Rick through endurance events. It's not just an inspirational sports moment; it's a lived picture of devotion, sacrifice, and presence. We use that story to ask what fatherly love looks like when it's tested, and why the joy on a child's face can be worth more than comfort, pride, or reputation.We also get practical and personal about fatherhood across generations: how men learn to parent from what they saw, how maturity and social expectations shape dads, and why many fathers land somewhere between exceptional and average. We bring in key Scriptures (including Exodus 20:12, Matthew 7, Matthew 6, the prodigal son, John 3:16, and Romans 8) to frame God as a Father who gives good gifts, seeks the lost, and welcomes us as His children.If you're carrying resentment, confusion, or grief about your dad, this is an invitation to reflect, tell the truth, and consider forgiveness as a real gift, not a cheap slogan. Subscribe, share this with someone who needs it, and leave a review so more people can find encouragement around Father's Day and Christian fatherhood.Good morning, good afternoon, wherever you are in the world - Welcome to Grapevine Ministries. Support the showPlease feel free to check out my first publication, it is also available on Google and Amazon Books. https://www.xlibris.com/en-au/search?query=Phillip+Barker

In Part 2, Kyle and Brent Pease go beyond the race course and into the harder terrain — the screaming match in a New York City taxi after a broken wheelchair nearly ended their marathon, the board member who called every morning during school drop-off, and what it actually takes to build an organization that can run without you. This is where the mission meets the mechanics, and where two brothers figure out how to grow up together in public. In this episode: How Kyle and Brent built the Kyle Pease Foundation from scratch — including the nine months it took to help their very first family, the decision to race at least once a month to create visibility, and how they've grown from six events in 2013 to 64 events across 14 states last year The New York City Marathon story: the wheelchair broke mid-race, Brent spent an hour trying to fix it with help from the NYPD, and eventually told Kyle he was done — and what Kyle said back that got them across the finish line Brent's framework for hiring in a nonprofit: passion for the mission matters more than fit for the role, and for every non-disabled hire, he wants to add another employee with a disability doing real work — not stuffing envelopes The Dick Hoyt lesson — the father behind the famous push-assist duo called Brent before the 2018 IRONMAN World Championship and gave him these words of advice: "just keep pushing the pedals" How Kyle became the athlete-coach he is today: years of sitting on the sidelines, listening to adults talk, and watching his brother compete gave him an observer's precision that most coaches never develop Support the Kyle Pease Foundation Dwayne is matching donations — up to $5,000 total. Every dollar counts twice right now:

It's Boston Weeks Baby! Time to get pumped up and ready for the 2026 Boston Marathon. All month long we'll be bringing you two episodes a week talking all things Boston and more with your local Boston Runners, Champions, Media personalities and people in the know with some great Behind The Scenes info as to what goes on around the Boston Marathon Weekend!Today we kick off our Boston Weeks series with our guest Troy Hoyt from Team Hoyt. We're all well aware of the legacy Dick and Rick Hoyt started decades ago. We chat with Troy, about his family's legacy, his personal journey in running, and how they are building a future of inclusion while honoring the past. Discover inspiring stories, fundraising tips, and the incredible impact of the Hoyt Foundation and their ongoing efforts in adaptive sports, and their impact on the Boston Marathon community. Troy Hoyt shares heartfelt stories, updates on current projects, and the spirit of 'Yes, you can' that continues to motivate athletes and supporters alike.Thank you to our guest segment sponsor My Race TattsDuring the Tros, Eric and Erika catch up on their weekend adventures. Erika got to meet some of our PodFam in Boston inclduing Keira D'Amato. Eric had a major chafing issue during his run. We also touch on the Emma Bates story and update March Madness as we near the end of voting this week.Chapters00:00 Intro and meeting Keira D'Amato11:12 Boston Week's Begins12:55 Troy Hoyt16:23 Growing Up in a Running Family25:17 First Marathon Experience and Fundraising Tips38:04 The Legacy of Team Hoyt: Inspiring Possibilities44:15 The Journey of Pushing Boundaries46:04 Memorable Races and Experiences50:08 Code Brown Moments: Challenges on the Course57:23 The Impact of the Boston Marathon01:00:12 Team Hoyt's Legacy and Future Goals01:17:00 Plans for the Boston Marathon Weekend01:23:08 Outro01:32:51 Tracking Jason's Ultra Marathon Journey01:36:16 Support for Emma Bates and Brand Accountability01:41:24 March Madness and wrapping upTeam Hoyt - Use code "code brown" for 25% off the Team Hoyt TaperTroy's InstagramStrava GroupLinktree - Find everything hereInstagram - Follow us on the gram YouTube - Subscribe to our channel Patreon - Support usThreadsEmail us at OnTheRunsPod@gmail.comDon't Fear The Code Brown and Don't Forget To Stretch!

Miti e leggende del Triathlon - puntata 002Pagina ufficiale: https://www.mondotriathlon.it/mitiCelebriamo la straordinaria storia del Team Hoyt, l'iconica coppia atletica composta da Dick Hoyt e suo figlio Rick, affetto da tetraplegia a causa di una paralisi cerebrale.Nonostante le iniziali previsioni mediche negative, il duo ha partecipato a oltre mille competizioni di resistenza, tra cui trentadue maratone di Boston e sei Ironman.Durante le gare, Dick trasportava il figlio utilizzando gommoni, biciclette speciali e sedie a rotelle, dimostrando un legame profondo alimentato da un amore incondizionato.Nella loro storia, i numerosi successi sportivi, l'induzione nella Ironman Hall of Fame e i tributi internazionali ricevuti, tra cui una statua commemorativa a Hopkinton.Nonostante la scomparsa di Dick nel 2021 e di Rick nel 2023, la loro eredità rimane un potente simbolo di abbattimento delle barriere e di ispirazione per l'inclusione delle persone con disabilità nello sport.#daddocè #mondotriathlon #ioTRIamo ❤️#triathlon #trilife #fczstyle #daddosport #govegan#stopgenocide#teamHoyt #ironmanDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/mondo-triathlon-daddo-podcast--2275909/support.

On this episode of the Graveyard Shift, Papi and BigSexy catch up on the weekend gone. Big Sexy shares tales from his Townsville trip, while Papi chats about his beach renovations—and defends his Jetboil coffee attempt! They check in on their weight training, Big Sexy shares another sweet treat recipe, and Big Sexy surprises Papi with some smelling salts—sparking an old jog memory. They wrap up with an Amazing Human of the Week: Rick and Dick Hoyt, honoring their incredible marathon legacy. They also share a few exciting upcoming events on the horizon for the Deadass community. So stay tuned for what's next!Discount Codes are available with our Partners: Code: DEADASSOn Track Meals:https://ontrackmeals.com/?bg_ref=6AxrFRpQ20Country Trucker Caps:https://www.countrytruckercaps.com/Find us on our social media platforms:YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@theDeadassPodcastInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/thedeadasspodcast/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/p/Deadass-Podcast-100094088198041/Tiktok:https://www.tiktok.com/@thedeadasspodcastMerch Store:https://deadasspodcast.com.au/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2 Corinthians 12:14-21 Love that Longs for Repentance Our sermon text this morning is 2 Corinthians 12:14-21. That is on page 1152 in the provided Bibles. The apostle Paul is wrapping up his defense of his apostleship. And in these verses, he lets the Corinthians know that he will be visiting them again, soon. This will be his third visit. Paul's first visit was when he established the church in Corinth. He was there for 18 months. Paul's second visit was the painful visit he made a few months prior to writing this letter. And this third trip would be to check in on them and if necessary, deal firmly with their ongoing sin. As you will hear, Paul hopes they will repent, but fears they won't. Reading of 2 Corinthians 12:14-21 Prayer In 1962, Dick and Judy Hoyt gave birth to a son, Rick. Rick was born with a severe case of Cerebral Palsey. He was unable to move his legs, had limited use of his arms, and he was unable to speak. The Hoyts loved their son. They worked with him, and he learned to communicate through gestures and a rudimentary keyboard and screen. When Rick was 15, he communicated to his dad he wanted to race in a 5 mile road race. It was to raise money for a high schooler who had become paralyzed in an accident. So, they did it! Rick's dad pushed Rick in his wheelchair for 5 miles, and Rick loved it. It made him feel like he could walk and run. Dick Hoyt would end up not only pushing his son in road races, but he made a special seat to carry him on a bicycle. He would also row a boat and tow Rick behind him, as if he were swimming. They competed in over 1,100 races including triathlons and marathons. In fact, both Rick and his dad are in the Ironman hall of fame. They have inspired many many others. Rick's dad would do anything for his son. In the same way, the apostle Paul would do anything for the church in Corinth. He considered himself their spiritual father. Not their Heavenly Father, but their spiritual father on earth. And it's true. Paul brought the Gospel to Corinth. He labored for months and months to teach them about Jesus and God's promises fulfilled in him. Paul discipled them in their daily walk with Christ. He organized the church in Corinth. He brought the new believers together and taught them how to worship the Lord well. He modelled for them how to witness. He, in a sense, carried them. He loved them like a father would love a child. And that is why he wrote multiple letters. It's why he visited them twice up to this point. And it's why he sent Titus and Timothy, to minister on his behalf when he couldn't be there. Paul loved them. Let me ask, what would a loving father do in such a situation? Some of his spiritual children were not living the life that he taught them. Some of them had been believing in false doctrine – worldly philosophy. Others were even questioning his motives. What would a loving father do? Even if you never knew your father, or even if your father was abusive or overbearing or didn't seem to care or was mostly absent, even if one of those things, I think you can still probably imagine what a loving father would do. Maybe you saw it in someone else. Here's what I think. A loving father would #1 express his unconditional love to them in no uncertain terms. #2 a loving father would need to correct them. If people had been accusing him of things that were not true (like what was happening in Corinth) a loving father would make it clear what was true and why. If they believed in something that was not true, he would seek to instruct them in what is right. So, love and correction. Then 3rd. A loving father would be firm. A loving father disciplines his children. That discipline may include warnings of consequences if their behavior persists. And lastly, and not least, #4 a loving father would grieve. All these things would weigh heavily on him. These verses display all of those things. Paul was acting as a loving father for his spiritual children in Corinth. There are three progressions in his fatherly communication. You'll see them in the outline. 1. Seeking and sacrificing (12:14-15) – Paul displays a fatherly love that pursues no matter the cost 2. Dispelling deceit (12:16-19) – He speaks the truth in love to build them up 3. Fearing the fallout (12:20-21) – Paul warns them and grieves the devastation of unrepentant sin. 1. Seeking and sacrificing So, let's work through those. Number 1, seeking and sacrificing. That's what the apostle was doing. He was pursuing them no matter the cost. We see that right there in verse 14. He was saying to them, I'm ready to come to you a third time and there's nothing about my visit that will materially burden you. You don't need to financially support me. No, rather, I'm coming soon to help you. And then, he makes this beautiful declaration to them. “I seek not what is yours, but you.” I want you. I love you. I care about you. Isn't that what we all want to hear? It moving. I want you to know here that your spiritual fathers and brothers love you. I'm talking about our elders. We love you. I love you. We pray for you. We seek to spiritually care for you. Yes, our love for you is imperfect. We'll get to the perfect love of our heavenly Father in a moment. But we desire to care for and minister to your souls as your earthly spiritual fathers. Paul loved the Corinthians and he wanted their hearts. And this is where he uses the parent/child analogy. He says, “For children are not obligated to save up for their parents, but parents for their children.” All parents should care for and provided for their young children's needs – you know, a place to sleep, a roof over their head, clothing, education, guidance. Parents should save and sacrifice. Now, when a child becomes an adult, that child typically should take on many of the responsibilities for themselves. There are, of course, special situations.  If that adult child comes to have a family of his own or her own, they should then sacrifice for their own children. This is what Paul is alluding to in a general sense. Essentially, he was saying that as their spiritual father, he was pouring out his life for them. Another beautiful phrase is right there in verse 15, “I will most gladly spend and be spent for your souls.” He has given himself. As we've gone through 2 Corinthians, you've heard over and over about his love for them and his desire for them to mature in Christ. He would spend whatever it took for them - his time, his emotional energy, his own resources. He would endure all the risks and suffering to minister to their souls. That is the level of sacrifice that Paul was making for them He wants them to know of his sacrificial love. And he ends verse 15 with a question. “if I love you more, am I to be loved less?” He did love them, that's very true. And so, it was a gentle appeal to them that they return his love. I've poured out my life for you. Will you love me in return. He's sought them and sacrificed for them, and he desired that they respond to the love he's displayed. 2. Dispelling deceit (12:16-19) Which brings us to verses 16-19. Dispelling deceit. There were a lot of issues in the church in Corinth. We know from the letter of 1 Corinthians that the church struggled with sexual sin. The church also struggled with disunity. We'll see that spelled out in verses 20 and 21. In this letter, 2 Corinthains, we've seen how the false apostles perverted the teaching of Christ. Paul had to correct that. They were also arrogant. These so-called super apostles boasted in worldly credentials. They lived lives unbecoming of faithful believers. And they undermined Paul and his ministry. They even claimed that Paul was deceitful. That's what verse 16 says. They claimed that Paul was somehow taking advantage of them (verse 17). Now, we're not given specifics, but since he just talked about not being a financial burden, it's likely they claimed Paul was in some way profiting from his relationship with them. But it was all false. Let me ask a difficult question. When someone makes a false accusation against you and is actively spreading it around, should you make a defense? Do you defend yourself? It's a difficult question because Jesus, when he was reviled, did not revile in return. When Pilate questioned him, he didn't speak. When slander was heaped upon him, he received it. Furthermore, Jesus taught us to turn the other cheek which means to not retaliate. Does that mean we should not defend ourselves when someone is lying and spreading that lie? It's a hard question. Generally, I believe we should stand for what is true. When rumors or lies are spread about you or the church, depending what they are, they may bring undeserved shame upon the name of Christ. False public claims and distortions of the truth may cast dishonor on the name of Christ. If they do, then in those situations, I believe we should be clear about what was said or done or happened. We should not do that in a retaliatory or vindictive way, but for the sake of Christ and his bride, the church, we should make the truth known. Again, I'm speaking about slander that is being spread. In most cases, we should defend the truth because it seeks to restore honor to Christ. But it needs to be done in a way that is honorable and loving. Look at verse 19. Paul had just defended Titus and himself. He makes it clear that they were not taking advantage of the Corinthians. And then he says this (verse 19), “Have you been thinking all along that we have been defending ourselves to you? It is in the sight of God that we have been speaking in Christ…” Much of this whole letter has been a defense. Paul has not been ultimately defending himself, rather he's been defending the reputation of God. God is the one who had called Paul to his role as an apostle. Paul self-defense and his defense of the Gospel is a defense of Christ and his ministry. And verse 19 ends with another affirmation of Paul's love for them. He says, “all for your upbuilding, beloved.” The truth of the Gospel and the truth of Paul's ministry is what the church needed to hear. It was all done with the goal that they return to faithfulness. And so, Paul defends what is true. We need to dispel deceit in loving and clear ways to bring honor to Christ and his bride. 3. Fearing the fallout (12:20-21) Ok, #3 Fearing the fallout – verses 20-21 So far, the apostle has affirmed his fatherly love for the church in no uncertain terms. I do not want what is yours, but you. And I will gladly spend and be spent for your souls. He's furthermore defended himself against deceit. In defending his reputation and his love for them, he was defending Christ. It was all for their building up. And now, in these last two verses of the chapter, Paul firmly warns them. It's a fatherly firmness that they needed to hear. Let me ask the kids, her. Do your parents ever warn you? I'm guessing they do. Maybe you did something or said something that was disrespectful or selfish, and your mom or dad had to sit you down. What did they say? Well, from experience (on both sides), your mom or dad probably gave you a warning and some reasons. Right? For example, “yesterday you said that your homework was done so you could play with your friends. I found out that you were lying. It may seem small but lying breaks trust. It dishonors God because we are called to be people of truth and walk in the light. So, I will be checking your homework, and if you lie again, you will lose the privilege of playing with your friends for a week.” Does that sound familiar? That is a warning from a loving parent to a child. That is what the apostle Paul was doing here. He was sternly warning them about their actions and warning them about his upcoming visit, but he does it in a gentle way. He uses the word “fear.” Did you notice that at the beginning of verse 20 and 21? “I fear that perhaps when I come I may find you not as I wish…” and verse 21, again, “I fear that when I come again my God may humble me before you, and I may have to mourn over many of those who sinned earlier and have not repented.” He uses the word fear because he does not want to see the Corinthians enmeshed in sin. He knows the near term and long term consequences of their sin, and he doesn't want to see his children experience those consequences. And so he makes clear their need to repent, which means to see their sin, to grieve over it, turn from it, and back to God. Ok, briefly, let's look at the two lists of sin here. The first list in verse 20 includes relational sin within the church. “quarreling, jealousy, anger, hostility, slander, gossip, conceit, and disorder.” Those are all things that destroy the body of Christ. The second list are sins related to the purity of their minds and bodies. “impurity, sexual immorality, and sensuality.” These are sins that destroy the body and pollute the mind. Each of those lists is destructive in different ways. Those two lists are essentially what Paul's first letter focused on. That sin still plagued the church at that time. Paul loved them and longed to see them repent. But he feared that that they wouldn't. And so, as a loving father, he mourned. I don't know a godly parent who doesn't mourn and grieve and pray for their wayward child. They plead with the Lord and they pray. They love their child or children children by seeking them, sacrificing for them, being clear about their sin, but reminding them of the mercy of God if they turn from it back to him. You see, these are the words of a loving father, the apostle Paul, to his wayward children, some in the Corinthian church. 1. He sought them with all his heart and sacrificed for their souls. 2. He defended the truth with grace and love, and 3. He longed to see them repent, firmly warning them of their path. The Love of the Father through Christ This is fatherly love. And this love that the apostle Paul displays is patterned after the love of God the Father for you and for me. God's love is the love that underlies this whole section of 2 Corinthians 12. Every single aspect of fatherly love here reflects the love of God for his children. First, he is seeking you. verse 14. God “seeks not what is yours but you.” That's true. The Father doesn't want your gifts to him or your sacrifices. No, he wants you. He seeks you. He wants your heart. We read from Micah 6 in our call to worship this morning. “With what shall I come before the Lord…? Shall I come before him with burnt offerings, with calves a year old? Will the Lord be pleased with thousands of rams, with ten thousands of rivers of oil? Shall I give my firstborn for my transgression, the fruit of my body for the sin of my soul?”  And then Micah says, “He has told you, O man, what is good; and what does the Lord require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God?” He seeks you and your heart. Second, he has sacrificed for you. Verse 15. “I will most gladly spend and be spent for your souls.” God the Father has made an infinite sacrifice for you and for your soul. The Father sacrificed his eternal Son as payment for your sin. Jesus gave his life that you may live. Paul's life as an apostle is patterned after the ministry of God in Christ. Paul suffered and would eventually be killed bringing the Gospel to the ends of the earth. But God gave infinitely more. Jesus endured the wrath of God, which you and I deserve, so that we may know him and be reconciled to him by faith. What more could God spend than himself for your salvation. Third, God has given us his Word of truth. This Word is for all the world to see and know. This Word condemns deceit. It stands against injustice. It reveals truth and righteousness. God has lovingly given us his Word that we might know him and pursue him. And all of it, to use the words of verse 19, are for our upbuilding. And fourth, and finally, God longs for us to repent and turn to him. This is the call to all humanity that is found all through the Bible. God calls all to repent and turn to him by faith. All through the Old Testament God displayed his mercy and lovingkindness. But his people rejected him and his commandments. They were unfaithful to him. God justly warned of his judgment, but all the while he mercifully sought their return to him. This is the same fatherly love that he gives us The apostle Peter captures it well in 2 Peter 3:9 “The Lord is not slow to fulfill his promise as some count slowness, but is patient toward you, not wishing that any should perish, but that all should reach repentance.” As we come to a close, I want to ask you to evaluate your own heart and life. Each of us falls into one of three categories (related to these verses). 1. God is your loving Father and with a repentant heart, you are pursuing him by faith. Is that you? If so, press on by faith, continue to rely on him, continue to know his Word, and be reminded of his love for you in Christ. 2. God is your loving Father, but you, like some of the Corinthians, have wandered away from him. Maybe an unrepentant sin has taken hold of your life. Or maybe you've bought into a worldly philosophy like what the false apostles taught. If that is you, know that God loves you and longs for you to return to him. 3. Or maybe you fall into a 3rd category. God is pursuing you as a loving Father would pursue a wayward child. But you have yet to embrace his love. If that is you, know that God himself is seeking you. He has sacrificed his Son for you. He has spoken the truth to you with the firm resolve of a loving Father. And he desires you to submit your life to him by faith. Whichever category you are in, may God be at work in you because he is the loving Father.

Brendan Aylward has devoted his life to making fitness accessible to everyone, and this year, for the second year in a row, he will be racing with Jacob Wyman as a Team Hoyt Duo at the Boston Marathon. While Brendan's race times are certainly impressive (he and Jacob have a marathon PR of 2:55), what's even more impressive is Brendan's commitment to inclusion in sport.In this episode, Brendan, the founder of Unified Health & Performance and AdaptX, shares how his involvement in the Best Buddies program in high school led to a career focused on ensuring that athletes of all abilities can pursue their goals.Speaking of which, Brendan takes great pride in racing for Team Hoyt New England with Jacob.. Rick and Dick Hoyt have been a major influence on Brendan's career path and this year Brendan and Jacob are so excited to run Boston for the second consecutive year for Team Hoyt. In this episode, Brendan shares how he trains and races while pushing Jacob from Hopkinton to Boston and what the experience meant to both of them.We hope you are as inspired by Brendan and Jacob as we are. To learn more about Brendan and AdaptX, check out AdaptX.org. Brendan also hosts a weekly podcast, the AdaptX Podcast, in which he amplifies the voices and ideas of individuals who are building accessible businesses or products, advocating for inclusion, or excelling in adaptive sports.Follow us on Instagram and Facebook at @runfartherandfaster.Interested in hiring a coach? Email us at julieandlisa@runfartherandfaster.com or head over to our NEW website (www.runfartherandfaster.com)! Please follow, share and review our show!

Unpacking St. Pete RunFest: Community Stories, Inspiration, and Motivational Insights In this exciting episode of 'Three, Two, One, Go' podcast, hosts John Pelkey and Carissa Galloway shine a spotlight on running events beyond runDisney, focusing on the St. Pete RunFest. The episode features insights from guests Ryan and Keith Jordan, discussing the inception, organization, and unique aspects of the RunFest and the Running Man Festival. Key highlights include community involvement, sustainability initiatives, and experiential running. Additionally, the hosts explore personal stories, strategies for overcoming challenges, and staying motivated. Inspirational moments such as the story of Rick and Dick Hoyt, and the Party Pacers program's success are also featured. The episode concludes with details on further information about St. Pete RunFest and a special offer from Sarah Akers of Runs on Magic. 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast 00:17 Highlighting Non-Run Disney Events 01:27 Personal Updates and Pet Tributes 02:23 Runningman Festival Experience 03:26 Jesse Itzler and Run-Walk-Run 05:56 Beer Mile and Event Activities 08:24 Becoming an Ultra Marathoner 14:02 Interview with Ryan and Keith Jordan 36:47 The Complexity of Organizing an Event 37:36 Creating an Immersive Experience 38:26 Logistical Challenges and Crisis Management 43:24 Community Involvement and Business Engagement 48:10 Charity Partnerships and Impact 53:03 The Popularity and Growth of the Peer Run 56:25 The Evolution of RunFest and Participant Experiences 01:04:33 Motivation and Inspiration in Running 01:15:31 Final Thoughts and Contact Information

Send JD a text message and be heard!ONE GOTTA GO! Who's going of these four #cfb #quarterbacks and @cam won chip @auburnfootball and only player on team to catch a pass, rush or attempt a pass in the #nfl that's beyond impressive.  @companyadjace @thomaswdonovan great story of how #richpeverley collapsed on @bluejacketsnhl on bench and was resuscitated.  After he asked the score of the game.  #hockeyplayers are built different.  @cpd94_mk was with us for a bit too.   #mlb #nhl players in the movies and tv.  #waynegretzky such lustrous hair.  @bleacherreport #sportstrivia damn @robparker1980 should have went for your answer on #tb12 and I didn't listen! #fantasyfootball draft picks.  @malikwillis to the @packers pray #jordanlove stays healthy @nyquil_inthe_flesh this season.  Could be worse for #billsmafia #mitchtrubisky as your backup.  @nyjets best odds to win #afceast @_secretly_batman @ateegz & @call_me_tca_prez believe this year is going to be special.  Tommy great story on @annieagar5 and her brother and dad competing this summer in a race like #dickhoyt and his son did for so many races.  Love this stuff. @kevinbanasik so proud of you kicking ass in the #triathlon and love the pictures!All sports. One podcast. (even hockey) PODCAST LINK ON ITUNES: http://bit.ly/JDTSPODCAST

In this episode, Host Annette Hines honors the legacies of Boston Marathon competitor Rick Hoyt and her daughter, Elizabeth, through a tribute to author and previous Parenting Impossible guest, Jess Ronne, and her use of the word "grit" to mean a will to persevere amidst the challenges of living as a special needs family. Rick Hoyt and his father, Dick Hoyt, showed continual grit as Team Hoyt as they entered as dual Boston Marathon participants for the first time in 2012 with Dick pushing Rick in his wheelchair during the course. The marathon administration had to develop a new classification for their participation because no one before them had ever entered to run as a team.  Rick Hoyt's cerebral palsy left him as a quadriplegic, and he recently passed away on May 22 due to complications in his respiratory system.  Team Hoyt persevered with grit to complete the Boston Marathon course 32 times as well as over 1,000 other races, and their courage, determination, and indomitable spirit stand as a model to others that Yes You Can set goals, challenge yourself, and accomplish the difficult. Hines also recounts the grit of her daughter, Elizabeth, who passed away 10 years ago in November of 2013.  That same year in April, the Boston Marathon Bombing occurred right at the same time as Elizabeth's entrance into hospice and gradual ultimate decline. Each May, which is Elizabeth's birth month, Hines retells the legacy of her daughter and how Elizabeth fueled Hines' passion and desire to provide the resources families with disabilities need to protect themselves and their loved ones. Hines reminds listeners that despite the hardships and difficult moments that families and individuals with disabilities encounter, it's essential to cherish life and live in the present with grit.  Let us know what you think of this episode! Leave a comment on our website: specialneedscompanies.com/podcasts  

We are so thrilled to welcome Rick Hoyt, and his brother, Russ, both of whom are the children of Dick Hoyt.  Dick, who passed away at age 80 in 2021, and his son, Rick, are the dynamic duo known as Team Hoyt that competed together in various athletic endeavors, including 72 marathons and six Ironman triathlons. Rick and his father ran the Boston Marathon 32 times, and we always loved seeing them along the course. Talking with Rick and Russ and hearing Rick's story firsthand brought tears to our eyes. In addition to competing as a dynamic duo for over four decades, the Hoyts started the Hoyt Foundation, which provides inclusion opportunities for disabled young people.  Its motto, Yes You Can, is behind everything the Hoyts have accomplished, including Rick's graduation from Boston University, thanks to the unwavering insistence of Dick and Rick's mom, Judy, that Rick attend public school and eventually Boston University where Rick graduated in 1993.  While Rick is no longer running races, Team Hoyt is going strong with teams at the Boston Marathon every year, including this year, when Dick's grandkids/Russ's children ran on behalf of Team Hoyt.  Now, for the first time this year, the Hoyt Foundation is hosting the first annual Dick Hoyt Memorial Yes You Can Run Together on Saturday May 27th in Hopkinton at 8:30 am.  It's a five mile race to commemorate the Hoyt's first race distance together.  There is also a VIRTUAL OPTION for all listeners to participate. For more information on how to register, check out https://raceroster.com/events/2023/71383/the-dick-hoyt-memorial-yes-you-can-run-together. Thanks to our editor, Erin Bryant, for her work on this episode and to all of you for listening. Please leave a review wherever you get your podcasts! Interested in coaching? Check us out on Instagram and Facebook (under Run Farther & Faster) or send an email to julieandlisa@runfartherandfaster.com. Thanks for listening. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/runfartherandfaster/message

This is an episode from the archives that I wanted to re-share with you because it's been two years since it's guest, Dick Hoyt, sadly died. Whenever I think that the odds are stacked against me or something seems impossible, I try to remind myself what Dick Hoyt and his family did to defy the system and overcome seemingly insurmountable odds to give his disabled son a better life and in the process inspire the world.Dick and his son Rick, competed in over a thousand races, including Ironman competitions and even running across the United States in 45 days. The only catch is that Dick's son, Rick was diagnosed at birth as a spastic quadriplegic with cerebral palsy which meant that he couldn't walk or talk, let alone run, swim or cycle. In a triathlon Dick would pull Rick in a boat with a bungee cord attached to a vest around his waist and to the front of the boat for the swimming stage. For the bike stage, Rick would sit in a custom made bucket seat in front of the handlebars and then Dick would push Rick in a custom made wheelchair buggy for the running stage. In the early days, Dick and his wife Judy fought to integrate Rick into the public school system rather than putting him in an institution. They pushed administrators at every life stage to see beyond Rick's physical limitations and have been such an inspiration in not giving up and always saying, yes, you can.I think my key take-aways are:* The biggest limitations in life are the ones you impose on yourself* There is nearly always another way, you just haven't thought of it yet* You don't have to be the fastest or best in the world at something to be inspirational.After the interview I realised that I forgot to ask Dick what his diet was like because he used put in some serious training and was super fit for an 80 year old.Due to Dick's hereditary high cholesterol problem, he used to watch what he ate and he tried to eat healthy at all times. So his diet was basically the same everyday.For breakfastGreek yogurt with walnuts and blueberries mixed in. Also a banana and an orange and a glass of 100% cranberry/apple juice.At lunch He would do a grilled chicken sandwich or a salad with grilled chicken or tuna fish and oil and vinegar.Dinner Chicken breast or grilled salmon. Baked sweet potato or brown rice and steamed veggies with either corn on the cob or green beans or broccoli.Alternatively he would eat pasta with some chicken and fresh red peppers, mushrooms and garlic in a red sauce with a green salad.After dinner snackSome unbuttered popcorn or crackers.Pretty amazing really…I hope you find this chat with Dick Hoyt as inspirational as I did.Big HugRichPS If you'd like to find out more about Team Hoyt visit: www.teamhoyt.com This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.thedadmindset.com

PODCAST: We step into the Sports Business Radio Vault for past conversations with Dick Hoyt and Warrick Dunn. Dick Hoyt and his son Rick Hoyt, who has cerebral palsy, competed in marathons and Ironman triathlons around the world. Dick displayed superhuman strength for his son Rick and launched the Team Hoyt Foundation. Warrick Dunn is a former star NFL running back and a Limited Partner with the Atlanta Falcons. Warrick Dunn Charities empowers families to break the cycle of generational poverty and achieve a better quality of life for all. Dunn has helped many families purchase their first home through his incredible work and generosity. LISTEN to this conversation on Apple podcasts or Spotify podcasts. WATCH these conversations on the Sports Business Radio YouTube channel at www.sportsbusinessradio.com. Follow Sports Business Radio on Twitter @SBRadio and on Instagram @SportsBusinessRadio. This week's edition of Sports Business Radio is presented by Underdog Fantasy, the Official Gaming Partner of Sports Business Radio. We've got a SPECIAL OFFER FOR SPORTS BUSINESS RADIO LISTENERS: New users get up to $100 matched on their first deposit when they use the code SBR. So download the app at underdogfantasy.com and then enter the promo code SBR to get up to $100 to play with.  #Thanksgiving #TeamHoyt #WarrickDunn #NFL #Charity  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Erik Heine shares his powerful story of running while pushing son Stephen and his belief that “Yes, you can.” Last week, you heard from Bill Rodgers and this week you'll meet another legend in running, Joan Benoit Samuelson. She talks about the early days of the sport and her victory in the first-ever women's marathon event at the 1984 Olympics. Mike Hoang tells us about the Asian District and what it offers to runners along the course. And Yvette Trachtenberg joins us to discuss training for her first marathon.Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OKCMarathonTwitter: https://twitter.com/okcmarathonInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/okcmarathonThe Run to Remember Memorial Marathon podcast is sponsored and produced by Knox Studios, a creative studio and production partner for the modern media age. 

Welcome to A Healthier View with Hosts Beth and Dr. Scott Clitheroe for a Special Encore Broadcast in memory of the late Dick Hoyt, Team Hoyt. Topic:  In Memory of Dick Hoyt: “Yes You Can!” I remember interviewing Dick Hoyt a few years ago - let me tell you his energy was inspiring and his story (not to mention his killer Boston accent) has stuck with me years later. After 100's of interviews, every season there is always that ONE story that ONE person who makes a difference, makes an impact not only in the media world but in your life; Dick was that person for me.  I only spoke to him a couple of times; he was gracious, funny, devoted. He invited me to stay at his house with his family and run the Rick Hoyt ½ marathon.  I couldn't swing the invite with my schedule; but I truly wish I had.  When I heard of Dick's passing in 2021, I remember wanting to reach out to his family to send my condolences. But thought, “pppffttt they wouldn't remember me, I was just a host of a podcast and a fan.” So here you go - this is my way of keeping Team Hoyt's memory on the forefront of your minds and spirits.   Beth Sims For more information on Team Hoyt click on Episode Details  https://teamhoyt.com/ Enjoying the conversation? Visit A Healthier View Show page at www.up2meradio.com  to leave us a comment and subscribe!  Like, follow and share us on Facebook at Up2Me Radio, Instagram at Up2me.radio and twitter @up2meradio Thank you for tuning in!  Remember to see your doctor!

Hello Old Sports is Part of the Hello Old Sports is part of the https://sportshistorynetwork.com/ (Sports History Network - The Headquarters For Your Favorite Sport's Yesteryear). EPISODE SUMMARY In the first of our two part In Memoriam Special we commemorate the lives of many sports figures who passed away in the year 2021 including Floyd Little, Paul Westphal, Tommy Lasorda, Don Sutton, Hank Aaron, John Chaney, Leon Spinks, Marty Schottenheimer, Marvin Hagler, Dick Hoyt, Elgin Baylor, Bobby Brown, Howard Schnellenberger, Slick Leonard, Mark Eaton, Jim Fassel, Mudcat Grant, J.R. Richard, and Bobby Bowden. A special thanks to those who joined us on this episode: George Bozeka, President of the https://www.profootballresearchers.org/ (Pro Football Researchers Association) (Floyd LIttle and Marty Schottenheimer). Dana Auguster of the https://sportshistorynetwork.com/podcasts/historically-speaking-sports/ (Historically Speaking Sports Podcast) (Paul Westphal, Slick Leonard, and Mark Eaton). Os Davis of https://sportshistorynetwork.com/podcasts/truly-the-goats/ (Truly the GOATs), among other great projects (Elgin Baylor). Jeremy McFarlin of https://sportshistorynetwork.com/podcasts/football-is-family/ (Football is Family) (Don Sutton). Last, but not least, thanks to Dan's lovely wife Allison, who joined us to discuss the story of Dick Hoyt. Contact the show at HelloOldSports@gmail.com and find us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/HelloOldSports (www.facebook.com/HelloOldSports)

In this episode, “Team Hoyt - Yes, You Can!”, we will be speaking with brothers, Rick and Russ Hoyt. Rick, who was born with Cerebral Palsy, grew up in a loving family where he was treated no differently than his two brothers, Rob and Russ. When he was 16 years old, Rick approached his dad, Dick, and asked him if they could enter a race together to benefit an athlete at his school who had become paralyzed. Rick wanted to demonstrate that life could be lived fully, despite a persons' disability. Rick's dad agreed and from that point on, father and son became known as Team Hoyt, which competed in over 1,100 endurance events, such as, 5K's, marathons, triathlons and Iron-man competitions. In March of 2021, Dick Hoyt, passed away at age 80. Their mom, Judy, who passed away in 2010, was a big advocate for her son, Rick and championed education reform to ensure the inclusion of people with disabilities in the state of Massachusetts. Rick and his brother Russ will tell stories about their family, Team Hoyt's racing career and the Hoyt Foundation, a non-profit organization, founded to help disabled young people through inclusion in all facets of daily life.

Ce dimanche 20 juin 2021, c'est la fête des pères. Alors à cette occasion dans True Story, on a voulu mettre à l'honneur une figure d'un père héroïque, qui a tout fait pour le bonheur de son fils atteint d'une paralysie cérébrale. Ensemble, ils parcourent des marathons. Son nom : Dick Hoyt. Entre détermination et courage, découvrez la True Story de Dick Hoyt et de son fils Rick. Un diagnostique incertain Dick Hoyt est né en 1940. C'est un homme, fort, déterminé, allant toujours au bout de ses objectifs. Ancien lieutenant-colonel de la Garde Nationale Américaine, Dick entretient sa forme en courant plusieurs fois par semaines sur deux petits km. L'homme devient père en 1962. Il entretient un lien très fort avec son fils et veut être un héros pour lui, qui va devenir sa plus grande source d'inspiration…“Il était beau et fort, il était allongé sur son ventre et je pensais qu'il faisait des pompes, mais en réalité il avait des spasmes ”. Une histoire incroyable à écouter entre père et enfants dans ce podcast ! Ecriture et réalisation : Celia Brondreau Voix : Andréa Brusque Crédit photo : inconnu Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The late Dick Hoyt and his son Rick have been champions for the inclusion of disabled people in community activities, especially sports. In this podcast, Tim Gaudet speaks with two Duo Teams who are members of Team Hoyt New England, Jim & Mason Joyce and Hiram & Angel Cruz. Jim & Mason have completed the Hartford Marathon twice. Hiram & Angel have run 15 marathons together, and will be running in the Boston Marathon this October for Team Hoyt. Tim also provides a rundown of local running events. Music https://www.purple-planet.com

S2E12 | Did you know that Father's Day is celebrated in 84 countries around the world? The American Father's Day celebration is right around the corner so today we're bringing you stories of some amazing dads, cool dads and just plain weird dads.Happy Father's Day, this episode we will discuss these memorable fathers: William Jackson Smart, Sir Thomas Moore, Dick Hoyt, Dereck Redmon's father, Ghengis Khan, Harry S. Truman, Frank Sinatra, Stevie Wonder, Alexander Hamilton, Alexander Graham Bell, Thomas Edison, George Stephenson, Chiune Sugihara, John Holter, Anne Frank's dad.Thank you for listening, StewHeads! Follow Remnant Stew, discuss the episodes and answer the Trivia Challenge on our social media FaceBook and InstagramIf you like listening you can do us a huge favor by giving us a review on Apple PodcastsEpisode researched, written, and hosted by Leah Lamp and Dr. Steven Meeker with copious amounts of support and help by Judy Meeker. Dad jokes contributed and audio produced by Philip Sinquefield, music is by Kevin MacLeod with voiceover by Morgan HughesPlease remember…BE KIND, STAY CURIOUS!

Héroe Anónimo 21 - Personas anónimas que te inspiran. Dick Hoyt, es una leyenda de los deportes de resistencia y es admirado en todo el mundo por estar siempre al lado de su hijo Rick, siempre empujando su carro adaptado en carreras y triatlones.

“Don't tell me I can't do it. Tell me what I have to do so I can do it.” – Dick Hoyt It’s possible to achieve incredible things in life simply by making up your mind. In this special episode from the Buffini & Company vaults, Brian interviews trailblazing athlete Dick Hoyt, who recently passed away. Dick shares how his son, Rick, born a quadriplegic and unable to speak or control his limbs, told him he wanted to participate in a 5-mile benefit run for a lacrosse player who had been paralyzed in an accident. From that first race, when Dick pushed Rick in his wheelchair and his son confided how he didn’t feel disabled when they ran together, they went on to complete over 1,000 races, including marathons, duathlons and triathlons. Topics discussed include: How their running journey evolved, how they broke new ground and barriers together and how they overcame the criticism and negativity they encountered.   YOU WILL LEARN: How Dick always maintained a positive mindset. How Dick managed and prioritized his time. Why short and long-term goals were vital to the success of Team Hoyt.   MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Dick & Rick Hoyt Team Hoyt MasterMind Summit Boston Marathon Ironman Interview   INSPIRATIONAL QUOTES FROM THIS EPISODE: “I made up my mind that we're not going to be discouraged. And we're not going to take no for an answer. And we're going to go out there and do the things we want to do.” – Dick Hoyt “We've come a long way and we've been able to break down a lot of barriers along the way and that’s because we never gave up and we never take no for an answer.” – Dick Hoyt “If don't have your mind made up and set, you're not going to be able to accomplish the things that you want to accomplish.” – Dick Hoyt “You can’t get discouraged. You’ve got to be very, very brave.” – Dick Hoyt “I look forward to every day and the challenges that may come ahead.” – Dick Hoyt   https://www.TheBrianBuffiniShow.com http://www.brianbuffini.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brian_buffini Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brianbuffini Twitter: https://twitter.com/brianbuffini Theme Music:  “The Cliffs of Moher” by Brogue Wave

This is a special episode. We have incredibly special guests and we are also paying tribute to an amazing man that passed away the 17th of March at the age of 80 - Dick Hoyt. This is a Change Makers that also has amazing guests that are going to share their story, challenges and how they have found a way to overcome to truly make life extraordinary. Our Guests are PJ Allred and his momma Valerie Dawn. Valerie is a wife, business owner, Mom, advocate for the voiceless and she decided that nothing was impossible after her deaf, "crippled," son learned to hear, walk and then run. Her goal was to touch a million lives and she's on her way. PJ is her son, born early, and defied all odds. He survived life support and a grim future. He never stopped trying and walked at 4, spent hours alone outside practicing football. He defines sportsmanship and his goal was to become a famous quarterback. His story of survival and thriving through cerebral palsy is inspirational for all. So with all of that we'll get to hear their story and talk about the life of Dick Hoyt, the father of Rick Hoyt (Dick and Rick the marathon, triathlon, iron man duo). If you haven't heard their story we are excited to tell you ALL about it . Hit the get reminder button and join us for what should be an epic episode of overcoming difficulties and challenges.

Real Sports Podcast host Max Gershberg speaks with Dave McGillivray, the director of the Boston Marathon and longtime friend of the late Dick Hoyt, about Team Hoyt’s lasting impact on the racing community and the Hoyts’ incomparable father-son bond. Dave shares some of his favorite memories from his time with the Hoyts and gives a glimpse into what the response has been like since Dick’s passing. Also, Gershberg and McGillivray reflect on Dick and Rick Hoyt’s memorable appearances on HBO’s Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel over the past 15 years, chronicling their growing popularity and journey on and off the racecourse. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode is dedicated to the great Dick Hoyt.  This man was a legend and hero in Massachusetts.  He did unbelievable things for his child that changed how things are done today.Please join us and listen to Joe's story and history of Mr Hoyt and how he changed the game.  Some people give up and do what they can but he took it to another level.  Joe will also tell his story about always getting beat by him and he actually got to enjoy a meal with the legend.  This is such a great story and we are honored to share it with everyone.Rich also has a story that he once beat Mr Hoyt in a race but we think it may have been a little too short for him to catch and beat Rich.  Bottom line is please look up Dick Hoyt after listening to this and go to TeamHoyt.com and check out what he has created.  Enjoy the show!!

CEO’S STRIVE FOR EMOTIONAL HEALTH TRICKLE DOWN, DICK HOYT FAR SURPASSES HERCULES & TOY CO. FOUNDER CREATES MENTAL HEALTH COMMUNITY           Stephen Jurgella is redefining the role and path of CEO’s proving that today’s leaders require something just as vital as a business acumen. This is why @stephenjurgella, CEO of @fountainforward Media & Marketing Agency, have created & launched a new program: #SameHere CEO.  CEOs of organizations have the opportunity to transform the social & emotional health, wellness, & productivity of every one of their employees, from the top down.  This is not business as usual because life requires awareness and growth. Dick Hoyt was a man of steel, a person that didn’t know the meaning of the words stop or surrender.  Mark remembers Dick for far more than the thousands of miles he logged competing in marathons and triathlons for his disabled son Rick.  Dick didn’t raise the bar, he is the bar and every parent should take note of his endless capacity to provide love and inspiration for his son.  Most beautiful!   Have Mark speak at your company, organization, conference and or retreat to increase morale, productivity, confidence and more with an in-person or virtual event.  Mark also has riveting talks for students k-12 and college on: overcoming adversity, anti-bullying/anti-teasing, mental health, drugs/alcohol, celebrating differences, self-entitlement, senior send-off and more.  All of Mark’s talks are from his vast life experience.  Reviews, videos, booking info and more at: www.markfarrellmotivation.com Email: mark@markfarrellmotivation.com “Mark invigorated our conference! His genuine enthusiasm and professionalism, combined with an amazing topic, made for a marvelous presentation” Catharine Leahy - Speakers Chair Princeton University “Mark’s willingness to use his disability to uplift others is both generous and remarkable.  His message resonates with all of us who have worked hard to overcome life’s adversities.  If you’re looking for a podium speaker, look elsewhere.  Mark stays on the move and keeps the audience engaged.  Thank you, Mark” Johnny Callebs KAPP Executive Director “Mark Farrell is a dynamic speaker who will captivate the audience by sharing his personal story of how he was able to overcome challenges in life and worked his way to success.  We scheduled Mark for 45 minutes, but our students were so engaged in his story that Mark spoke for over 1 hour.  I still have students approach me and discuss Mark's message and say, "if he could do it, so can I”  Christine Crielly School Counselor Holland Brook School NJ

This week in headlines Boston Marathon icon Dick Hoyt, who pushed son in wheelchair for 32 races, dies and NCAA March Madness drops the ball for women's basketball with sexism outrage. Our topic of discussion is Women's History Month and the impact of women in history and women who inspire us in our personal lives. DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the cast members and do not necessarily reflect the official position of Christ Community Church. ⏱️TIMESTAMPS⏱️ 00:00 INTRO 08:40 HEADLINES 18:20 WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH

In this one, we talk about Dick Hoyt, Yaphet Kotto, Cocaine Bear, Pokerface, Brave New World, The Stand, The Crown, and our spoiler-filled reviews of The Justice League Snyder Cut, and the first episode of The Falcon and The Winter Soldier! Thanks for listening!

Düzenli Koşu Programı |Bölüm 4| Ultra Trail Mount Fuji, yeni yarı Maraton Rekoru, NCAA XC Şampiyonası, Barkley Maratonu ve Courtney Dauwalter, Alanya Ultra & Ahmet Arslan, Nike'in yeni arazi serisi ve Dick Hoyt'un vefatı ve Team Hoyt üzerine konuştuk. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/junkmile/message

With the sad loss of Dick Hoyt we thought we would replay the interview we did with him in 2008.  We also have News, Discussion of the Week, and Q&A's

I discuss Austin weekend of comedy and helping plan my 30th year HS reunion. My how time flies when you're an Eagle. Thank you to John Hartigan. RIP: Michelle George Blasdel, Dick Hoyt, marathoner, NBA star Elgin Baylor, actor Yaphet Kotto --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Dick Hoyt, marathoner & Ironman triathlete who competed with his disabled son in tow passes away at the age of 80; Texas Democrat Rep. Henry Cuellar says he tried to warn Biden about the coming illegal immigration surge in January; DHS Secretary Mayorkas basically rolls out the welcome mat to unaccompanied illegal immigration youth; NCAA mask policy & social distancing rules are all theater; reporter now demand access to facilities holding illegal immigrants

The NCAA's biggest annual moneymaker looks and sounds different in its Indy incarnation, but the drama is still there. Thanks to Sister Jean and Loyola Chicago and Oral Roberts, lots of brackets are busted. And social media busted the NCAA for its dramatically unequal treatment of the women's tournament in San Antonio, when it comes to facilities. Plus, we pay tribute to the late Dick Hoyt, who brought heart, charity and attention to marathons in Boston and beyond.

We talk about making the decision to release yourself from the things that don't serve you. We also pay tribute to the late Dick Hoyt. This episode is also brought to you by Vitamin K Daily. Get 4 weeks free when you sign up today! Links • Dick Hoyt's passing • Kelvin's a Coach • No More Mr. Nice Guy by Robert A. Glover • Kelvin's blog • Kelvin's podcast • WTF Podcast with Marc Maron • Zoom

The guys talk about the passing of Dick Hoyt and being Running Dads before discussing race precautions with Glass City Marathon Race Director Clint McCormick.

Dick Hoyt Interview January 2013 Originally Episode 3-353 of the RunRunLive Podcast

Dick Hoyt Interview January 2013 Originally Episode 3-353 of the RunRunLive Podcast

Neste episódio conversamos sobre as duas maratonas confirmadas para o início de abril, assim como treinos, Olimpíada, seletivas, atletas brasileiros e equilíbrio em meio ao pior momento da pandemia no país. Um episódio informativo e com algumas risadas pra manter nosso jeitinho. Ainda fizemos nossa homenagem ao Dick Hoyt (do Team Hoyt), que nos deixou nesta semana! Nos sigam no insta @ironiasdacorrida .

This week we have Megan Hottman "The Cyclist Lawyer" joining us to share how the last year of COVID has impacted the cycling community and her advocacy for cycling safety.  We are also interested to learn how this time has allowed her to take care of clients and herself and finding balance through the simplification of "the van life".   Show Sponsor: VENGA Thanks very much to Venga CBD for helping make the show possible. Venga CBD is not like most CBD companies who just post a bunch of products and hope you figure it out. Venga was started in Colorado by athletes like you who wanted a better way to use CBD to help fight pain, train longer, race harder and recover faster. That’s why they created a SYSTEM of CBD products for athletes and only have 4 products that cover 100% of your CBD needs. I use it every day in one form or another! Each product is specifically made to support an area of your endurance life from training to racing to recovery. 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First-time order is 30% off with code (303PODCAST).  We've also added 50% off your first month's subscription with code (303SUBSCRIPTION).   In Today's Show Feature interview - Megan Hottman Endurance News - Dick Hoyt, The Tri Summit, IM TX Cancelled What New in the 303 - Colorado Pro Race Results Challenge Miami Video of the Week -  Tri Summit "Nutrition Periodization" with Tim O'Donnell and Bob Seebohar   Interview Sponsor: UCAN Take your performance to the next level with UCAN Energy and Bars made with SuperStarch®  UCAN uses SuperStarch instead of simple sugars to fuel serious athletes.  UCAN keeps blood sugar steady compared to the energy spikes and crashes of sugar-based products.  Steady energy equals sustained performance!   You put in the training, so don't let nutrition limit your performance.  Use UCAN in your training and racing to fuel the healthy way, finish stronger and recover more quickly!  Use the code 303UCAN for 20% off at ucan.co/discount/303UCAN/ or ucan.co Use the code 303UCAN for 20% off at ucan.co/discount/303UCAN/ or ucan.co,    Interview with Megan Hottman Megan Hottman earned her B.A. in Corporate Communications, magna cum laude, and her Juris Doctorate, both from Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska.  After law school, she accepted two consecutive judicial clerkships; one in Jackson County Circuit Court in Kansas City, Missouri and one in Jefferson County District Court in Golden, Colorado. Hottman has represented over 120 cyclists in their individual cases, as well as provided counsel to other plaintiff's lawyers, to cycling groups, bike shops, and organizations.  She has authored countless articles and also co-authored a cycling-law resource book, Bicycle Accidents, Crashes & Collisions. In addition to representing her own clients, she has been endorsed as a cycling expert by other lawyers.  She is known by Colorado cyclists as well as her fellow attorneys as THE go-to lawyer for anything cycling-related.  She handles cases in all 50 states, and is licensed in Missouri, Colorado, Arizona and Nebraska.  She provides frequent legal education seminars on biking laws, trends she sees in her cases and those nationwide, and education to both novice and veteran riders alike.  She also provides educational and training opportunities to law enforcement officers.  In March 2015, Hottman and her practice were featured in an article titled "Broken Spokes" in Outside Magazine.  A few months later, she was also featured on HBO Real Sports, in a "Bike Wars" episode.    Our News is sponsored by Buddy Insurance. Buddy Insurance is the kind of peace of mind you need as an active outdoor enthusiast.  Buddy’s mission is simple, to help people fearlessly enjoy an active and outdoor lifestyle.  You can now get on-demand accident insurance to make sure you get cash for bills fast and fill any gaps between your current coverage.  Go to buddyinsurance.com and create an account.  There's no commitment or charge to create one.  Once you have an account created, it's a snap to open your phone and in a couple clicks have coverage for the day.  Check it out!   Endurance News: Boston Marathon icon Dick Hoyt has died at age 80 Boston Marathon icon Dick Hoyt died Wednesday morning at age 80, according to his son, Russ Hoyt. He passed peacefully in his sleep due to heart failure, his son said. Dick Hoyt and his son, Rick, became Boston Marathon legends after their first run in 1980, during which the dad pushed Rick in a custom racing chair, according to the Boston Athletic Association. The two completed a total of 32 Boston Marathons together, including a final finish in 2014, the association added. "Dick personified what it meant to a be a Boston Marathoner, showing determination, passion, and love every Patriots' Day for more than three decades," the association said in a statement.   The Tri Summit (sponsored in part by UCAN) Hosted by the legendary Bob Babbitt and guest host Dede Griesbauer (Ultraman World Record Holder), you will be taken on a journey with 15 top pro triathletes and experts to learn about curated topics in the sport of triathlon, with a particular focus on how to best emerge from the pandemic to successful racing. Your personal best is ahead of you in 2021.   The Return to Racing:  This event features an exploration of what it will be like to return to triathlon racing after 12 months of nearly zero racing during the pandemic. Can we safely race? Will races ever be back to normal? - Measures taken by race directors to ensure a safe environment - Tips to best prepare for pandemic-era racing - How did Challenge Daytona pull off a race weekend of 2400 racers? - Races returning to normal – ever? Guests: Challenge Family CEO Bill Christy, Ironman Executive Paul Huddle, and Race Director & USAT Board Member Gabriela Gallegos   Avoiding Injury Upon Your Return:  With races being deferred from 2020 to 2021, and athletes chomping at the bit to race again, many of us already have packed racing calendars for 2021. How do we avoid injury and overdoing it? - Recognizing overtraining and over-racing - Race calendar dynamics unique to these times - Proven recovery and injury-prevention tools - Recommendations for a smart return to triathlon racing, without injury Guests: Mark Allen, Andy Potts and Lesley Paterson   Nutrition Periodization Link to Access Premier:  https://youtu.be/48gyyuZPTwQ We’ve essentially had a 1 ½ year Base Phase during the pandemic. How should your nutrition vary during the offseason, Base Phase, Build Phase and Peak Phase? Bob Seebohar, Olympic dietitian for the 2008 US Triathlon team, triathlon superstar Tim O’Donnell, and host Dede Griesbauer, share how nutrition should ebb and flow during different times of the training cycle. Featuring: Tim O’Donnell and Bob Seebohar Hosted by: Dede Griesbauer Get Sleeker to Get Faster Link to Access Premier:  https://youtu.be/0aS7VKNczKk For a year, we’ve had the luxury of ignoring our “sleekness” due to a lack of racing. Join us to explore how aerodynamics and hydrodynamics translate to “free speed,” PRs and podiums from Challenge Daytona Champion and the reigning IRONMAN 70.3 Champion, Gustav Iden, and from experts Hunter Allen and Alex de Boer.  This also included a great discussion about using power on the bike and run. Gustav uses running power to pace himself on hilly courses. Featuring: Gustav Iden, Hunter Allen and Alex de Boer   Performance Metrics to Master 2021 ​​​​We’ve never had such a powerful array of tools to measure, measure, measure, as we have now due to technological breakthroughs. Knowing where you are now is the first step to understanding how to get to where you want to be as we emerge from the pandemic. Learn from Olympian Katie Zaferes and Joel Filliol what metrics they have found valuable, and how they leverage them for peak performance. - Training Periodization - What tools are available to us, and which metrics should you pay attention to - How can these technologies be leveraged for top performance - Pros and cons of using data   Take Virtual With You Before the pandemic, virtual racing and solo challenges were rare. During the pandemic, they were all we had. What’s the right approach after the pandemic?? Can we build better athletes through a hybrid approach where virtual races and solo challenges are part of the training process to yield better performances at in-person events? - Forms of virtual racing and challenges that exist, and which have proven valuable - Virtual races and challenges that the guests have done, have encouraged, and have seen - Mindset of successfully executing virtual races - Mental health for athletes - Expert thoughts on taking virtual racing and challenges into the post-pandemic world Featuring Elite Coach Ryan Bolton, Heather Jackson and sports psychologist Colleen Sager Ironman Texas Cancelled - We have learned from both Harris County and Harris County Toll Road Authority that due to the Harris County COVID-19 Threat Level System currently at Level 1: Stay Home, and the resulting impact this has on the bike course, we regret to inform you that the IRONMAN Texas triathlon cannot take place on April 24, 2021. Despite the change for IRONMAN Texas, as of today, the IRONMAN 70.3 Texas triathlon taking place in Galveston on April 11 and the IRONMAN 70.3 Lubbock taking place on June 27, remain as scheduled and preparations are ongoing. Additionally, IRONMAN officials are working on an additional race location in Texas to host a full-distance IRONMAN event in 2021. More information on this is expected to be finalized and shared in the near future.   What's New in the 303: Many Coloradans Race Challenge Miami, Leiferman, Von Berg Earn Podium Spot, Matt Miller Happy to be Racing Again! As storm Xylia pummeled the Front Range of Colorado, many Coloradans raced the Challenge Miami Triathlon over the weekend. Ten Colorado based pro’s and a large contingent of athletes from Boulder’s BASE team raced the three day event. On the pro podium hoisting some champagne from Boulder were Chris Leiferman (4) and Rudy Von Berg (5). Germany’s Jan Frodeno won the men’s race over Lionel Sanders (2) and Ben Kanute (3). For the women, in a bit of a surprise, British triathlete Jodie Stimpson edged out favored Lucy Charles-Barclay of Britain by almost a minute and a half. Rounding out the women’s podium were Jackie Hering, Sara Perez Sala and Skye Moench. Boulder’s Lisa Bechares and Lesley Smith (A BASE sponsored athlete) finished 11th and 12th respectively. Other Colorado pros finishing included Tyler Butterfield (7), Tim O’Donnell (11), Matt Hanson (13), Ben Hoffman (16) and Robbie Deckard (19).   PRIMAL & 303 Endurance Indoor Cycling Class, led by Bill Plock Date: Every Wednesday till it warms up Time: 12:00 Noon MST Price: FREE Place: ZOOM (Click Here) ZOOM Passcode: H49LJK Join The Ride   Video of the Week: TheTriSummit Session: Nutrition Periodization   Upcoming Interviews: We covered Triathlon Taren's video analysis of the video IRONMAN's Andrew Messick put out about their handling of race cancellations.  We're looking forward to hearing his perspective on the state of the sport and the trends he's seeing. Coach Brian Grasky has a great background as a USAFA grad, F-16 pilot, triathlete and Level 3 USAT coach. He also had a couple of great presentations at the Endurance Exchange.  We are talking about how to plan for success and handle failure as an athlete and a coach. Michael Murphy is a motivational speaker, paralyzed athlete, and writer. His journey began in April 2007 when he fell off a roof in college, shattered his spine, and was paralyzed.  Michael is now a 12-time marathoner with Top 5 finishes in New York and Boston. He was also featured on NBC after completing two Tough Mudder competitions in 2012 and 2013 with the help of his teammates and an off-road handcycle. Closing: Thanks again for listening in this week.  Please be sure to follow us @303endurance and of course go to iTunes and give us a rating and a comment.  We'd really appreciate it! Stay tuned, train informed, and enjoy the endurance journey!

Wishing the Hoyt family Godspeed in this "Foundations Friday 10: Yes You Can!" as Dick Hoyt passed away in March 2019.

Wishing the Hoyt family Godspeed in this "Foundations Friday 10: Yes You Can!" as Dick Hoyt passed away in March 2019.

Wishing the Hoyt family Godspeed in this "Foundations Friday 10: Yes You Can!" as Dick Hoyt passed away in March 2019.

Wishing the Hoyt family Godspeed in this "Foundations Friday 10: Yes You Can!" as Dick Hoyt passed away in March 2019.

Wishing the Hoyt family Godspeed in this "Foundations Friday 10: Yes You Can!" as Dick Hoyt passed away in March 2019.

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Ashley Mason manages the wellness program for Massachusetts State employees.  She spends her days traveling across the state delivering lunchtime seminars on wellness topics; meeting with Wellness Champions and other interested employees at each agency; and developing onsite programming, including a state-wide weight loss competition.  She publishes a wellness blog for the program, which can be found at wellmass.wordpress.com. She also reviews nutrition articles for The Journal of Allied Health. She has experience providing nutrition education and counseling to adolescents, inmates at state correctional facilities, and residents of mental health group homes. She is a member of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and holds degrees from Boston University and the University of Bridgeport.In this interview, Ashley reveals why she started studying nutrition, discusses working with incarcerated individuals, and shares her experiences on working in the health field and some of the amazing people and conferences she has met and attended -- including Dick Hoyt, who has appeared at The Health Crossroad.

Dick Hoyt is the father of a child who at birth was classified as the equivalent of a vegetable. Refusing to accept this assessment, he played an instrumental role in the development of interactive technology that enables the speechless to communicate effectively. He has participated in more than 200 athletic events such as marathons and triathlons in which his adult son is pushed in a wheelchair, carried on a bicycle, and pulled in a boat. He has inspired individuals all over the world to undertake activities designed to enrich the lives of the disabled. In this interview, Dick discusses how important it is to be an advocate for patients, as well as the disabled, fitness, and perseverance.

Hello and welcome to episode 3-253 of the RunRunLive podcast. My mission is to help folks understand and transform their lives. We have a great, and special, show for you today. I have a awesome interview with the one and only Dick Hoyt from team Hoyt.I also continue with part three of my life balance framework series by giving you my ‘system theory of self' as promised. These first three pieces on life balance frameworks lay the foundation for more detailed tactical and inspirational pieces and give you something to think about as well.I also do a final piece on heart rate training. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.