Podcasts about famer ronnie lott

Not only is Ronnie Lott breaking down the Niners, he's giving bay area kids their musical shot on stage!   We hope you enjoy one of the NFL's all time greats as he continues to dedicate his post playing days to uplifting the upcoming generations.  For more information on the event, click here:   https://www.guildtheatre.com/events/follow-the-music-83194-9ca2eSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Not only is Ronnie Lott breaking down the Niners, he's giving bay area kids their musical shot on stage!   We hope you enjoy one of the NFL's all time greats as he continues to dedicate his post playing days to uplifting the upcoming generations.  For more information on the event, click here:   https://www.guildtheatre.com/events/follow-the-music-83194-9ca2eSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

49ers/USC great and Hall-of-Famer Ronnie Lott joins The Drive to discuss Super Bowl LV, Pac-12 football, his mental health initiative with Charles Haley, his postgame finger amputation + more

Ryan Nece is a former NFL player, Super Bowl winner, and now a venture capitalist at Next Play Capital. He joins Venrock partner Brian Ascher to chat about the transition from the field to the boardroom, including why so many professional athletes take an interest in venture capital and what elite athletes and successful entrepreneurs have in common. Nece shares the highs and lows of having a famous parent, football Hall of Famer Ronnie Lott, and his gratitude for the opportunities made possible by his upbringing. No stranger to adversity, he also discusses a challenging time battling injuries that almost ruined his career before it started. 

Dan is joined by NFL Hall of Famer Ronnie Lott and master sommelier Michael Jordan who, along with Hall of Famers Marcus Allen and Charles Haley, have partnered with Jackson Family Wines to host “Untold and Unforgettable,” a virtual “wine huddle” benefiting All Stars Helping Kids. Also, Dan rips a new bourbon a new one. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hall of Famer and former free safety for the 49ers, Ronnie Lott and I chat about everything from his strict household, his pursuit of purpose, and how sports helped him achieve professional, business, and personal greatness. Everything adds up on the field, and your actions and emotions can get you either closer to, or in the way of your dreams. Are you ready to play? New episodes every Monday: http://www.1hourintern.com (www.1hourintern.com)  The Power Points: (01:15) - On Ronnie’s tough childhood and his relationship with his parents — “When you’re a military family, to do something wrong is not a good thing. My dad had expectations.” (09:11) - Distinguishing wrong from right: an introduction to sportsmanship — “ I started realizing it was around also watching people and watching them do it the right way.” (18:25) - Everything is a win: how to deal with loss in sports and life — “The one thing I learned early on is that you’re going to lose, it’s going to be sad, it’s going to be uncomfortable.” (24:28) - The importance of fighting on and aiming for excellence — “The hardest part is having the courage to keep getting better and better and making sure that you tried to make everything count.” (35:54) - The nocive evolution of self-doubt — “When people tell you things that you’re not doing, that’s when you start to get doubt.” (38:26) - On Ronnie’s successful transition and merging of sports and business — “People that are constantly trying are evolving.” (42:14) - Is it worth taking the risk? How to move past fear — “Are you finding a way to figure out how you can move forward?” Thank you for listening to The 1 Hour Intern; we hope that you explore more of our episodes, and if you enjoyed, please https://1-hour-intern.captivate.fm/listen (rate, follow, and subscribe).

Hall of famer Ronnie Lott joined Scott Mitchell on Helmets Off podcast.

Hall of Famer Ronnie Lott believes the 49ers defense has to go into the Super Bowl being very disciplined. Lott says the 49ers have to try to put a lot of pressure on Mahomes, and have to tackle well.

Pro Football Hall of Famer Ronnie Lott talks about his faith in Christ and his Champion Charities Foundation. Rob, Remy and Kyle discuss the power and peace in understanding that God is bigger than us.

Hall of Famer Ronnie Lott talks NFL defense and how the 49ers can stop Lamar Jackson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Paulie, Creative Tony and Shannon Koehler of The Stone Foxes look back at the beat down of the Packers, and look ahead to the clash with the Ravens with #42, Hall of Famer Ronnie Lott.  Plus, the thanksgiving cranberry controversy of 2019 and songs of the week. 

This week’s conversation is with NFL Hall-of-Famer Ronnie Lott.Ronnie has been a champion and a leader his entire life.After graduating high school in 1977, Ronnie went on to the University of Southern California where he helped his team win the 1978 national championship. He was a unanimous All-American and team captain in 1980 and graduated in 1981 with a degree in public administration.Shortly thereafter, he became the first-round draft pick of the San Francisco 49ers.His legendary football career included four Super Bowl titles and 10 Pro-Bowl appearances.He is one of only five 49ers to play on all of the team’s 1980s Super Bowl wins. He retired from professional football in 1994 and was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2000.Post-football, Ronnie has found success as an entrepreneur and venture capitalist in Silicon Valley and also has a long history of philanthropic involvement.So what has allowed Ronnie to be successful at pretty much everything he’s done in his life?It starts with a commitment to excellence, a determination to be great, and his relentless will to keep trying.For Ronnie it really comes down to “exhausting every moment.”What I hope you pick up on in this conversation is that Ronnie’s thoughts and actions reflect a man who’s had the courage to go for it, a man who hasn’t feared the consequences of coming up short.In Ronnie’s words: “You’ve got to dare at moments to see that you can do certain things. Sometimes you fail and sometimes you win. But the most important part of it is, did you try? Did you try to do something that maybe nobody thought you could do? “ ------Please support our partners!We're able to keep growing and creating content for YOU because of their support. We believe in their mission and would appreciate you supporting them in return!!To take advantage of deals from our partners, head to https://www.findingmastery.net/partners where you'll find all discount links and codes mentioned in the podcast.

Hall of Famer Ronnie Lott hops on the mic to breakdown Kam Chancellor and much more!

Hall of Famer Ronnie Lott and his daughter Hailey discuss their partnership in a new podcast, Mind Games, which explores overcoming challenge to reach peak performance in sports and life.

Reign of Troy Radio returns with a full episode to preview National Signing Day and chat with Ronnie Lott and his son Ryan Nece.Michael and Alicia begin the episode with a quick chat about the Super Bowl, where Nelson Agholor's Philadelphia won their first NFL title of the Super Bowl era.RoT Radio welcomes legendary USC defensive back and Hall of Famer Ronnie Lott, along with his son Ryan Nece, who spent last week in New Orleans as keynote speakers at the Dad 2.0 Summit on behalf of Dove Men+Care. The father and son duo talk about the USC-UCLA rivalry, the status of the Trojans following their Pac-12 title in 2017 and much more.The only news item to discuss was USC's 82-79 loss to UCLA at Pauley Pavilion on Saturday, where the Trojans squandered plenty of chances to beat the Bruins.Lastly, Michael and Alicia preview Wednesday's Signing Day by prioritizing which recruits USC should go all-in on, including the likes of Isaac Taylor-Stuart, Olaijah Griffin and Solomon Tuliaupupu.

One of the greatest football players of alll time, Hall of Famer Ronnie Lott is the first guest on the Give Me a Sense podcast. Lott, explains the importance of mentors in his life and teammates who inspired him to be great. He tells the story of the time his dad pulled him off the field as an 11 year old for being "overly" competitive. The 49er's great shares what he thinks can push people past failure and offers advice to young athletes. 

49ers Hall of Famer Ronnie Lott talks about Aldon Smith signing to the Raiders, the 49ers black uniforms and the Hall of Fame candidacy of Eddie DeBartolo Jr.