Podcasts about dottir

We have reached the halfway point of the Games season. Sean, Tommy and Lauren revisit the top 10 questions they had coming into 2023. Topics they discuss include which Dottir they think will have the biggest comeback, will the changes to semifinals help inject more energy into that stage of competition and who will wind up replacing Tia Toomey atop the women's podium.

You would think Annie Thorisdottir and Katrin Davidsdottir - the DOTTIRS of ICELAND and the Fittest Women in the World would have no problems with their self images, right? But perhaps it is not so surprising that elite athletes themselves grapple with how they look all the time.This podcast episode discusses their recent episode of their podcast @DOTTIR, titled "What Should The Fittest Women on Earth look like?"How can we relate to their struggles and learn how to deal with our own self-image challenges? #thoughtfulplasticsurgery #podcast #plasticsurgery #cosmeticsurgery #boardcertified #plasticsurgeon #beauty #aesthetic #botoxandburpeespodcast @crossfittraining @crossfit #crossfit #sports #exercise #health #movement #crossfitcoach #clean #fitness

The Last Chance Qualifier is underway and both Katrín Davíðsdóttir and Sara Sigmundsdóttir are fighting for that final opportunity to return to the CrossFit Games. Morning Chalk Up's Lauren Kalil sits down with Chase Ingraham and Dex Hopkins to discuss which Dottir they think has a better shot at grabbing that final ticket to Madison.Whoop Discount Code: https://bit.ly/3JULfIFAlready a WHOOP user? Open your mobile app and click on community and enter “COMM-MCHALK” to join our team.Show Breakdown:1:02 - Is Sara ready mentally and physically4:33 - Is Katrin a more dangerous competitor right now6:30 - Who comes out on top7:23 - Do both of them qualify9:16 - How the programming plays a huge part in the outcome12:05 - The bottom line

Wächst man in den Schweizer Voralpen auf und findet seinen Frieden damit, dass man in einem kleinen Dorf lebt und nur von Natur umgeben ist, dann ist die Schweiz der schönste Orte, an dem man leben kann. Wenn man aber irgendwann mal wissen möchte, was auf der anderen Seite der Berge passiert, dann hat man ein Problem. Dann muss man losziehen. Moritz Estermann mochte sein Leben, eng verwebt in ein sicheres Netz aus Familie, Freunden und Schweizer Essen. Unter der Woche spielte er in den Feldern und Scheunen der Nachbarn, am Wochenende standen Wandertouren mit Eltern und Bruder auf dem Programm. Und wenn er dem Vater 20 Blumennamen nennen konnte, gab es eine Portion Pommes in der Berghütte. Moritz möchte es nicht wie 'Sound of Music' klingen lassen - doch das tut es. Eines Tages fand das Schweizer Märchen jedoch sein Ende. Moritz beschloss, die Berge hinter sich zu lassen, um nach Berlin zu ziehen. Und als er ankam und die Straße der Pariser Kommune entlang lief, gesäumt von sehr vertikalen, sehr schmucklosen Plattenbauten, fühlte er sich zuhause und bereit für ein neues Kapitel. Grill Royal, Kin Dee, Bar Freundschaft, Dottir - Moritz Estermanns Name erscheint hinter vielen Rosinen in Berlins gastronomischen Kuchen, aber der Mann selber blieb lange ein Mysterium für mich. Wie findet sich ein Schweizer Mann in recht jungen Jahren in der Grill Royal Family wieder? Er beaufsichtigt nicht nur manche der Betriebe der ‚Familie‘, er ist auch zusammen mit Stephan Landwehr and Boris Radczun - den Gründungsvätern - Mitinhaber bei einigen gemeinsamen Unterfangen. Wie fängt er ein neues Projekt an, und dann ist auch noch eins nach dem anderen ein Erfolg? Die Antwort passt zu einem Schweizer: Moritz sagt, er versteht Restaurants und er versteht Berlin. Aber da steckt mehr hinter diesem bescheidenen Schweizer Geist. Moritz' Verbindung zu seinem Instinkt ist intakt und er vertraut diesem vollkommen. Instinktiv geht Moritz an die richtigen Orte, trifft die richtigen Menschen, fühlt die Inspiration, die damit einhergeht, und wählt dann die richtigen Projekte aus. Das ist kein Glück, dafür ist seine Erfolgsrate zu gut. Es ist ein sehr klarer Fokus darauf, was Sinn macht. Und dann kommen harte Arbeit und Disziplin dazu, um das Ziel zu erreichen. Was ich an Menschen in der Gastronomie liebe, ist dass sie trotz dieser Disziplin nie die Party verpassen. Was ich darüber hinaus an Moritz liebe, ist dass er Orte schaffen möchte, die seine Gäste, aber auch seine Angestellten glücklich machen. Er ist Teil einer neuen gastronomischen Bewegung, die mit dem alten System bricht. Ja, er will und muss profitabel arbeiten, aber das bedeutet nicht, dass man die Menschen, die für einen arbeiten, ausbeuten muss. Es ist ein neues Gefühl für Verantwortung, und auch ein Bewusstsein dafür, dass egal in welchem Job, jeder kann innerhalb seines alltäglichen Handlungsradius einen Unterschied machen. Moritz hat sein momentanes Lieblingsrezept mit mir geteilt, Pappa al Pomodoro, ein bodenständiger italienischer Klassiker, der einen sofort in die sanften Hügel der Toskana verfrachtet. Der englische Text und alle Rezepte meiner Podcast Gäste sind auf meikepeters.com unter ‚Meet in Your Kitchen' zu finden. INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/meetinmykitchenpodcast/ GAST: https://www.instagram.com/moritzbernie/ REZEPT: https://www.meikepeters.com/meet-in-your-kitchen-moritz-switzerland-the-grill-royal-family MUSIK: Martin Stumpf FRÜHSCHOPPEN SPONSOR: Ferrari Trento SOUND MIX: Kraatz Studios MEIKE PETERS: Newsletter: https://www.meikepeters.com/subscribe-2/ Blog: https://www.meikepeters.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eatinmykitchen/ und https://www.instagram.com/meetinmykitchenpodcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/eatinmykitchen/ Kochbücher: https://www.meikepeters.com/cookbooks

Anníe Mist vann sér inn medalíu á CrossFit Games 2021, 10 mánuðum eftir barnsburð. Ótrúleg frammistaða eftir áratug í sportinu rakin, hugmyndin um að sleppa þessum heimsleikum bara, ákvörðunin að eignast barn, fjárhagur crossfittara, konur eru ekki litlir menn, hvernig konur eiga að nærast/æfa öðruvísi en karlar og margt fleira.   Dave Castro, framkvæmdastjóri CrossFit Games: People are too casual about the fact that Annie has been competing at the CrossFit Games since 2009. Someday, someone will write a book about the dizzying evolution of the sport that has occurred since then. In the meantime, you can learn everything you need to know by looking at Annie's stats over the last 13 years—of all the OG competitors she is the only one still competing; a perennial contender in the new era she literally helped create.   The physical and mental fortitude required to remain at the top of this sport for so long is hard to comprehend. The relatively short individual careers of Rich Froning (5 years) and Mat Fraser (7 years)—universally regarded as the best ever—provide some perspective. Annie, has outlasted them both. That she is returning to the Games for the eleventh time just 10 months after giving birth is, if not an outright flex, certainly a message: CrossFit's original Dottir isn't done redefining what's possible.

Annie Thorisdottir is on the show today and had us all in tears! Sharing experiences and insights into her life she's never shared publicly before, Annie and the gals dive into:- The Trials, Tribulations, and Triumphs of Being a New Mother - Gender Equality: Competing Like a Girl- Body Image & Learning to Love the Skin You're In- The Power of Vulnerability & Sharing Your Struggles- Strength in Femininity and Female Connections- Annie's Experience with Postpartum DepressionWe couldn't have asked for a better inaugural guest and look forward to Annie being back on the show. Grab your tissues, and get ready to enjoy the Women Make Waves Podcast!  Connect with LindseyFollow ArielleFind LauraAnnie on InstagramMother of a Dottir on InstagramNominate a Strong Woman In Your Life - WMWVisit the NCFIT SHOPBecome a part of the NCFIT CollectiveVisit NCFIT onlineCheck out Lindsey's Podcast Get PsychedListen to Arielle's Podcast Navigating Nutrition

In this episode Alexa talks about Dottir by Katrin Davidsdottir

Two-time CrossFit Games Champion Annie Thorisdottir, and five-time individual Games athlete Frederik Aegidius join Tommy at the WZA Experience Live Set to discuss the recent announcement about their pregnancy. They share the story of how their relationship started a decade ago, growing up in the sport together, and their pregnancy journey so far. They also share some SPECIAL news about the baby, as well as give some insight into running the Reykjavik CrossFit Championship.

We categorize people within 7 seconds and put them into "boxes" These boxes become our stereotypes. Personal branding strategist, author, and speaker Runa Magnus Dottir works with individuals and corporations, including the United Nations, and discusses shifting our personal stereotypes. Find her at www.nomoreboxes.com and www.runamagnus.com If you are one of 46 million passengers traveling on US airlines this holiday season, try my sponsors new vitamin/mineral supplement to boost your immune system. Enjoy 25% off as my listener with coupon code THERAPY at www.preboardtravelsupplement.com   My sponsor Betterhelp.com offers you 10% your first month to try out their HIPPA secure online therapy services platform. Learn more at www.betterhelp.com/ATT

In this very special bonus episode, Laura chats to Annie Thorisdottir, the first woman to win the CrossFit Games two years in a row. She openly talks about her views on body confidence and empowering women, inspiring a generation as she continues to compete in her sport.

Two-Brain Radio: Rory MckernanOn today’s episode, Sean Woodland talks with one of the original members of the CrossFit Games media team: Rory Mckernan.Rory is probably the most recognizable face when it comes to the media side of the sport of fitness. He played a key role in building the CrossFit Games media team over the years and is still covering the season and the athletes today.He and Sean talk about how he got started with CrossFit, some of his favorite memories from the early days of the media department, his latest collaboration with two-time CrossFit Games champion Katrin Davidsdottir on her book, "Dottir," and what's in store for Rory's future.Links:https://www.amazon.com/Founder-Farmer-Tinker-Thief-Entrepreneurs-ebook/dp/B07QH85HSXhttps://www.amazon.com/Dottir-Becoming-Two-Time-CrossFit-Champion/dp/1250142644https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmjrf8sQjdEzOeP9Q8e_3_AContact: Instagram: @rorymkernanTimeline:1:54 – Homegrown: Before becoming the face of the CrossFit Games, Rory was a coach.3:41 – The early days of the CrossFit Level 1 and Level 2 seminars.6:22 – Accidentally ending up on camera at the 2008 CrossFit Games.7:40 – Learning how to edit video and becoming CrossFit Media’s second employee.9:17 – The birth of the CrossFit Games Update Show.12:33 – Wall-to-wall whiteboards, all-nighters and endless retakes.17:45 – How a Regional recap almost got ruined by a church hymn.19:31 – Covering the 2012 Camp Pendleton Games event with just a few phones and 30 minutes’ notice.23:40 – Why it all mattered: making a difference in people’s lives.27:38 – Coming on board to co-write “Dottir.”31:39 – Breaking down the process of writing “Dottir.”33:48 – On editing and the book that almost wasn’t.36:41 – Glimpsing Katrin’s humanity. 41:09 – Moving from Santa Cruz, California, to Cookeville, Tennessee.43:51 – Deep breaths and figuring out what comes next.

We crack open DOTTIR, by Katrin Davidsdottir and Rory McKernan. Josh Bridges recreates a more daunting version of the 2019 CrossFit Games Sprint Bicouplet event, the Atlas Games announces their official dates, and Julie Foucher joins Morning Chalk Up for some CrossFit Games punditry.

This week I started listening to Dottir by Katrin Davidsdottir 2x fittest woman on earth. Just the foreword itself got me hooked. It was written by Katrin’s coach Ben Bergeron Ben talks about building athletes from the inside out. It’s something I believe in too with mindset and leadership coaching. He goes on to describe 4 character traits that he looks for when taking on a new athlete. 1. Coachable 2. Confidence 3. Positivity 4. Passion I’ve given a quick summary of what these character traits mean in my latest podcast (Link in bio). It’s a short 5 minute episode. Go check it out. I’m a couple of chapters through the book. It’s so good. I will be sure to share my learning with you and who knows, maybe one day I’ll get to interview Katrin and ask her all my curious questions about her mindset. Much love Ryan

The morning after her 4th place finish at the 2019 CrossFit Games, 2-time CrossFit Games Champion and Fittest Woman on Earth Katrin Davidsdottir joins the show to talk about the release of her new book titled DOTTIR alongside co-author Rory Mckernan. They discuss the process of making the book a reality, the vulnerability required to make it happen, as well as how her recent performance would fit into the framework of her story. 

Mick and Joel break down Ball State football's loss to Western Kentucky last week, preview the Kent State MAC opener (including a chat with KSU head coach Sean Lewis (14:05)) and then touch on the start of basketball practice. Tayler Persons stops by (30:49) to break down his offseason and what to look forward to from the Cardinal Cagers.

In this episode, Natalia, Neil, and Niki debate the definition of treason, the significance of linguistic accents, and a new practice of prescribing outdoor play. Support Past Present on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/pastpresentpodcast Here are some links and references mentioned during this week’s show: President Trump’s behavior at his joint press conference with Vladimir Putin has earned him the epithet of “traitor” by many critics. Niki referenced this article at the Washington Post’s “Made By History” by Gail Savage. Roberto Rey Agudo’s New York Times op-ed made the provocative case that “Everyone Has an Accent.” Natalia referred to this Bustle article about “the chameleon effect,” and Neil cited this Chicago Reader article about the Chicago accent. Natalia recommended this New York Times article about Hollywood dialect coaches and the rise of accuracy in portraying regional accents onscreen. Some doctors are writing prescriptions for children to engage in outdoor play.   In our regular closing feature, What’s Making History: Natalia shared about the launch of the new feminist press, Dottir, and one of its first titles, a children’s book called Not My Idea. Neil discussed the history of double negatives. Niki commented on the death of John Stormer who she wrote about in her Washington Post “Made By History” article, “How The Right Became Addicted to Conspiracies.”

Past guest Jennifer Baumgardner's back and for good reason. The feminist activist, journalist, author and former publisher of The Feminist Press has launched a new venture. She's the founder of Dottir Press, an independent publishing house. Dottir is Icelandic for daughter and speaks to its mission of passing down and building upon feminist intellectual and creative legacies to fill the void in our history and present culture through storytelling in all forms and for all ages. Join us for yet another important and powerful conversation.

Björk Odinsdottir är en av våra mest välmeriterade crossfitatleter. Med fyra Regionals- och två Gamesdeltaganden sitter denna Dottir på extrema mängder erfarenheter och kunskap.  Sebastian Avindell och Josefine Johansson träffade henne över en pratstund om allt från problemen med att lyckas få visum i USA till träning och varför hon trivs så bra med att vara hemma på Island igen. Dessutom får vi ett löfte som glädjer oss extra mycket! 00:12:48 Gäst in 01:22:01 Gäst ut