Podcasts about football development

Bob Papa sits down with former Giants offensive lineman and Super Bowl champion, Roman Oben. He discusses his career with the Giants, becoming the Vice President of Football Development for the NFL, and his life after football. :00 - Earning a degree during his NFL career 3:15 - His role in football development 6:00 - Playing for the Giants 7:50 - 1997 season 10:15 - Lessons from footballSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Unlock the secrets to global soccer success with renowned youth development expert Tom Beyer!

Send us a textThis is episode 109 and it is a special one because we're shining the spotlight on a fast growing program that's changing the game for girls all across Texas the Houston Texans Girls Flag Football Program.In this episode Host Taylor Arenz talks with Brett Stewart Director of Youth Football Development.  Mr. Stewart fill Taylor in all the details of the Houston Texans Girls Flag Football Program that is reshaping the landscape of football for young women across the state. They also dive into the program's incredible growth from its early days to now reaching over 80 high schools across Texas. From its grassroots origin story to its push for UIL sanctioning and unpack the mission behind the momentum.You'll hear how the Texans are building real pathways from youth leagues to college opportunities, what makes these athletes so dynamic, and why the future of girl's flag football in Texas is just getting started.Whether you're a longtime fan or new to the game, this episode will leave you inspired!

In this episode of the Black in Sports Podcast, we sit down with the driven Marli Bartlett – Football Development Manager for the Las Vegas Raiders. From burning up the track as a top sprinter at Wichita State to hoisting the Lombardi Trophy with the Kansas City Chiefs, Marli's journey through sports is marked by speed, passion, and purpose.Marli shares her unique path in the sports industry, detailing how her competitive edge on the track translated into impactful roles behind the scenes in the NFL. She talks about her time with the Chiefs, including what it was like to be part of a Super Bowl-winning team, and how that experience shaped her outlook as a leader in football development.Now with the Las Vegas Raiders, Marli is building up the next generation of athletes through transformative youth programs like Raiders IMPACT, while also championing the rise of girls' flag football in Southern Nevada. As if that wasn't enough, she's training for a spot on the U.S. Flag Football Team, aiming to compete in the 2028 Olympics – proving she's not just coaching the game, she's still in it.This episode is a masterclass in resilience, representation, and redefining what it means to make an impact in the world of sports. Whether on the field or off, Marli Bartlett is running her own race – and winning.Tap in

Coaches: You can read Jake's full article here: https://theraumdeuter.sport.blog/2024/12/14/boxed-in-how-the-thirds-of-play-impact-creativity-in-football-development/ Gary is joined by former Premier League Academy Coach, Jake Pickles, to discuss and challenge a common approach to possession football: the thirds model. Jake believes that, rather than educating players on the tactical principles of the game, it limits creativity and individualism. What are your thoughts? Please let us know!

Myles Lewis-Skelly's rise from Arsenal's Hale End Academy to the first team is a story of talent, determination, and resilience. Myles Anthony Lewis-Skelly is an English professional footballer who plays as a midfielder or left-back for Premier League club Arsenal. Myles Lewis-Skelly, Arsenal Academy, Hale End, Arsenal FC, Premier League, Young Talent, Football Podcast, English Football, FA Youth Cup, Arsenal Next Gen, Myles Skelly, Jack Wilshere, Midfield Maestro, Future Star, England Football, Arsenal Wonderkid, Gunners, EPL Prospect, Barbados Football, Football Rising Stars, Football Analysis, Soccer Podcast, Future of Football, Arsenal Midfield, EPL Transfers, Football Development, Young Football Stars, Myles Lewis-Skelly Podcast

From the dugouts of League Two to the intense pressure of the Premier League, former Luton Town Head of Performance Jared Roberts-Smith takes us behind the scenes of one of football's most remarkable journeys. In this captivating episode, Jared reveals how sports science has revolutionised the beautiful game over his 14-year career, sharing intimate insights into the physical and mental demands of Premier League football that few get to witness. Discover the cutting-edge recovery techniques used by elite athletes, the psychological challenges of competing at the highest level, and what it really takes to survive in the world's most demanding league. Jared opens up about the emotional toll of last-minute defeats, the intense concentration required for 90+ minutes of Premier League football, and how modern players must maximise every aspect of their preparation to succeed. Whether you're a sports professional, aspiring athlete, or passionate fan, this episode offers unprecedented access to the evolution of football performance and the fine margins that separate success from failure at the elite level. Join us for a masterclass in modern football performance from someone who helped orchestrate one of the sport's greatest underdog stories. About Jared Roberts-Smith About Jared Roberts-Smith: A pioneering figure in football performance, Jared Roberts-Smith brings 14 years of elite experience in professional football, most recently serving as Head of Performance at Luton Town FC during their historic rise from League Two to the Premier League. His career includes influential roles at Charlton Athletic, Stoke City, and Melbourne Victory, where he has been instrumental in revolutionising performance infrastructure and methodology. As a leader in sports science implementation, Jared has overseen the development of state-of-the-art performance centres, pioneered recovery protocols, and helped transform how clubs approach player optimisation. His unique perspective spans multiple levels of professional football, from League Two to the Premier League, making him one of the most insightful voices in modern football performance. FREE 7d SCIENCE FOR SPORT ACADEMY TRIAL SIGN UP NOW: https://bit.ly/SFSepisode241 ​ Learn Quicker & More Effectively ​ Optimise Your Athletes' Recovery ​ Position Yourself As An Expert To Your Athletes And Naturally Improve Buy-In ​ Reduce Your Athletes' Injury Ratese ​ Save 100's Of Dollars A Year That Would Otherwise Be Spent On Books, Courses And More ​ Improve Your Athletes' Performance ​ Advance Forward In Your Career, Allowing You To Earn More Money And Work With Elite-Level Athletes ​ Save Yourself The Stress & Worry Of Constantly Trying To Stay Up-To-Date With Sports Science Research

Roman Oben has found a successful career with the NFL since retiring as a player. Rock used to Host the Roman Oben Show on Bay News 9 and reconnected after twenty years. Roman fills Rock in on what he’s doing now with the NFL as VP of Football Development and of course great stories as […] The post Super Bowl Champ Former Bucs Tackle Roman Oben and Rock’s Stories appeared first on Radio Influence.

0:50 Insights into Japanese Football and Coaching JourneyHisashi reminisces about his early experiences with football in Japan, particularly enjoying lunchtime games with classmates. He cites Keisuke Honda as a childhood hero and recalls a significant match where Gamba Osaka faced Manchester United, which motivated him to become a football coach. Hisashi emphasizes the competitiveness of Japanese football and the excitement of watching teams like Leeds under Marcelo Bielsa.10:21 -The State of Football Development in JapanHisashi explained that football has become increasingly popular in Japan, competing closely with baseball. He emphasized the importance of university football as a developmental stage for young players who may not transition directly to professional leagues, with many opting for education alongside their athletic pursuits.16:08 - University Pathways and Player Development in Japanese FootballHisashi discussed the relationship between Japanese universities and J-League clubs, noting that players often prioritize education over early professional contracts. While some players may sign with clubs during their third year, many choose to complete their degrees before becoming free agents, which allows them to negotiate with various clubs. This shift has attracted interest from international clubs, leading to changes in recruitment strategies.22:01 -Cultural Perspectives on Coaching in Japan and EnglandHisashi compares the coaching methods in Japan and England, noting that Japan has modeled its football academy system after European countries. He emphasizes the cultural differences, particularly in how players are treated, with Japanese coaches fostering independence and critical thinking from a young age, allowing players to take ownership of their development.32:04 -Discussion on Honda's Iconic Persona in FootballHisashi shares insights on Honda's distinctive style and personality, which set him apart from other players like Shinji Okazaki and Shinji Kagawa. He emphasizes Honda's boldness, including his fashion choices and outspoken nature, which resonated with fans and made him an icon. Michael Wright adds that Honda's nonconformity plays a significant role in his appeal.33:45- Cultural Perspectives on Coaching and Responsibility in SportsHisashi explains that Japanese coaches often allow players to think independently rather than providing direct answers, fostering a sense of personal responsibility. He highlights that this cultural approach encourages players to work hard and conform to group expectations, even when not directly supervised. Michael Wright expresses curiosity about how this contrasts with the behavior of young players in England, who might act out if left alone.39:59 -Discussion on Player Self-Regulation in CoachingMichael asked Hisashi about the potential for players in England to self-regulate and the time it might take for this to become effective. Hisashi responded that, in his experience, this model often does not work well due to the cultural context and the way players are taught. He noted that while players in Japan take ownership of their responsibilities regardless of supervision, this mindset may not be as prevalent in England.42:36- Exploring Coaching Approaches in Japanese FootballMichael and Hisashi explore the structured training methods prevalent in Japanese football, emphasizing the role of routine and repetition in skill development. Hisashi notes that while this approach fosters technical proficiency, it may limit players' creativity and adaptability in game situations. Michael adds that the challenge lies in translating training skills into live, pressurized moments on the pitch.. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Roman Oben has found a successful career with the NFL since retiring as a player. Rock used to Host the Roman Oben Show on Bay News 9 and reconnected after twenty years. Roman fills Rock in on what he's doing now with the NFL as VP of Football Development and of course great stories as […] The post Super Bowl Champ Former Bucs Tackle Roman Oben and Rock's Stories appeared first on Radio Influence.

Roman Oben has found a successful career with the NFL since retiring as a player. Rock used to Host the Roman Oben Show on Bay News 9 and reconnected after twenty years. Roman fills Rock in on what he’s doing now with the NFL as VP of Football Development and of course great stories as […] The post Super Bowl Champ Former Bucs Tackle Roman Oben and Rock’s Stories appeared first on Radio Influence.

On this episode of the Giants Huddle podcast, John Schmeelk chats with former Giants offensive lineman, and current NFL Vice President of Football Development, Roman Oben. They discuss how the College All-Star Games were executed and how the NFL is implementing changes to help prospects.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Earl sits down with one of the strongest coaches at Garage Strength, DJ, to talk about D1 football athletes middle school and high school training at Garage Strength Make sport specific training EASY with our FREE coaching resource: SPORT DEPTHS

Jason Webber joined the Football Association of Wales almost five years ago, to lead on EDI and Sustainability, a brand new role at the time. Prior to that, Jason worked in various Football Development roles, including coaching at the Cardiff City Academy. On leaving University, Jason worked for Show Racism the Red Card, which was his introduction to the Equality World. Jason on the emergence of EDI in football: “We've seen quite a shift in recent years and certainly since the murder of George Floyd. There has been quite a gulf of EDI related roles, particularly in football, but in sport more broadly. Sport is starting to  be under the microscope a little bit more and being held accountable for progress, or lack of it, which maybe other industries have gone through. So there's certainly more focus in this area for Chief Executives, National Governing Bodies and in clubs across the game.” Jason on opportunity: “Through our BE: Football programme, we do a lot of work in schools, providing playing football opportunities. Unfortunately, there are still many schools that don't offer football for girls and it's very much an exclusive offer to boys. The Be: Football programme enables skills development and opportunities for girls to be mentors themselves in their own schools and be Ambassadors for younger girls.” Jason on Governance: “It is so important that EDI is an explicit and visible core element in any governance. Many National Associations are often a little bit archaic with how they are structured and set up and that's been the case for maybe a hundred years. WE have had a big change ourselves in terms of our own governance models and structures, but also ensuring that EDI is a core part and embedded within those changes and processes and likewise for clubs as well. We are currently working through to make sure that every club in Wales, from our professional clubs to grassroots, all have their own strategic plans, so that they are very clear on the direction they are going. The changes we have made ourselves, have brought about better representation and we have made huge changes to our recruitment process.”

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 On today's episode, we dive into the inspiring journey of Tyrone Bruce Jr., a former college football player and current high school football coach. Tune in and listen to his experiences, from playing high school football in Texas to his transformative college years in Michigan. He discusses the importance of physical fitness, mental resilience, and the pivotal role of coaching in shaping young athletes. Perfect for coaches and parents seeking valuable insights to help their young athletes excel on and off the field.

Rob Atkin talks with Northumberland FA's FDO Gary Middleton about Female Football and the growth we are seeing nationally from grassroots clubs through to International teams.

Embark on a journey through the world of youth football development as we revisit an insightful interview with Coach Donald, now one of our esteemed athlete development coaches at the DYA Network. Reflecting on his journey from player to coach, Coach Donald shares invaluable lessons drawn from his experiences on and off the field. Dive into the conversation as he candidly discusses the transition from middle school to high school football, the importance of mental preparation, and the significance of understanding the game beyond physical prowess. Whether you're a player, coach, or parent, this episode offers timeless insights to unlock youth football potential. Tune in to discover actionable advice that transcends time, paving the way for success in the world of youth athletics.

On this edition of the High School Football America, Jeff Fisher talks with Roman Oben, the NFL's Vice President of Football Development.announcing the selections in Rounds 5 and 6 from the 2024 NFL Draft in Detroit, Michigan. Learn more at https://playfootball.nfl.com and https://highschoolfootballamerica.com

Today's podcast features Cameron Josse, Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach at Auburn University. With experience at Indiana University Football and DeFranco's Training Systems, Cameron has worked with athletes from various levels and sports like NFL, NHL, UFC, and WWE. A former football player at the University of Rhode Island and current PhD candidate at Jean Monnet University, Cameron's approach to performance training is both practical and comprehensive. As we move forward in sports performance training, there is more data around speed training for athletes than ever, as well as corresponding logistics and systems. We are understanding that physical preparation is not a one-sized fits all approach, not only between sports, as well as within positions in a single sport. By better understanding key aspects of speed development on an individual level, as well as in knowing the evolving role of strength training over time, we can better serve the needs of the individual athlete. On today's episode, Cameron will cover the process of optimizing resisted sprint protocols in college football athletes, as well as important individual differences he sees between positions and maximal speed ability. We will cover strength training in light of long term athlete speed and power development, sprint biomechanics and injury prevention, as well as concepts of integration between strength and sport skill staffs. Cameron is a brilliant coach with an expansive view of the training process. This conversation is a valuable addition for anyone interested in long term development of speed and athleticism. Today's episode is brought to you by TeamBuildr, the Plyomat, and LILA Exogen. Use the code “justfly25” for 25% off of any Lila Exogen wearable resistance training, including the popular Exogen Calf Sleeves. For this offer head to Lilateam.com TeamBuildr is an online software for coaches and trainers. Use the code “JUSTFLY” for a free 30 day trial of the TeamBuildr software at https://teambuildr.com. The Plyomat is a functional, intuitive, and affordable contact mat for jump and plyometric training and testing.  Check out the Plyomat at www.plyomat.net View more podcast episodes at the podcast homepage. Main Points 4:08- Optimizing Power Output Through Velocity Variation 11:27- Position-Specific Biomechanics in American Football Players 19:31- Position-Specific Force-Velocity Profiles in Sprint Performance 27:50- Enhancing Sprint Training in Team Sport 31:08- Neural Efficiency in Skill Player Performance 36:20- Neural Processes in Sports Performance Optimization 42:30- Optimal Pelvic Alignment for Efficient Running 47:53- Enhancing Movement Quality Through Motor Techniques 57:47- Optimizing Performance by Removing Physical Constraints 1:07:06- Optimizing Training Programs for Athlete Profiles 1:15:02- Explosive Velocity Training for Muscle Hypertrophy 1:17:14- Optimizing Athlete Performance through Strategic Training 1:20:52- Sprinting's Impact on Weight Room Training Integration 1:25:49- Collaborative Communication for Athletic Development Success Cameron Josse Quotes "It's like you're not going to get a ton of return on it if you just keep chasing (gym strength) forever and ever and ever. It seems like there's a certain point where enough is enough, right?" - Cameron Josse" What we're finding is that the, like, the step velocity itself, like how fast the leg moves through the push phase, is really, really important for the bigs. It seems like it. There's a big correlation to performance for those guys, but it's not really. It doesn't seem to be as big of an important factor for the skill guys. Cameron Josse The bigs are so big, they have less opportunity to compensate to a certain degree. Yeah, like, they. It's like, I got to get this big body moving, and, like, we all kind of need to self organize to do this better or else we're not going to move, you know.

Abdul Faisal Chibsah (FIFA High Performance Specialist) talks about the Africa Cup Of Nations (AFCON) and the importance of the development of football in Africa.Timestamps00:00 - 07:52 - Introduction to guest, background, and the topic of the episode07:53 - 16:46 - Africa Cup of Nations and issues of football in Africa16:47 - 22:34 - Talent development in Africa22:35 - 26:17 – Women's game in Africa26:18 - 41:48 - What infrastructure is being put in place?41:48 - 48:36 - Player pathways48:37 - 52:50 - What does the future of football in Africa look like and which nations are the driving force behind this development?52:51 - 54:40 - Predictions for AFCON54:41 - 55:53 - First African nation to win the World Cup55:54 - 57:55 - Final comments, thank you and goodbyes

Former Galway senior footballer Diarmaid Blake sat down with Paul Shaughnessy to reflect on his inter-county football career and the 2023 season with Milltown. Subscribe for more content! This podcast is brought to you by Steede Motor Group, Claregalway. For your personalised vehicle shopping experience! Find out more at steedemotorgroup.ie

Scott Noble - England Learning Coach developer (UEFA C) chats to Gary Middleton - Northumberland FA's Football Development officer about the journey to gaining your UEFA C qualification

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Rashid Mahazi & Fahid Ben Khalfallah were a part of the treble winning season for Melbourne Victory in 2015. In this episode we cover all the important, exciting and relevant topics around football in Australia which isn't always highlighted enough by mainstream media. Both of these guys have a deep love and passion for the game which is shown in the depths of conversation we have in this episode across the A-League, Premier League and Football Development in Australia. Following Fahid's stellar career across Ligue 1, Tunisian national team and the A-League, he is now one of the leading football agents across the country and has had huge influence across A-League squads. Rashid retired at 28 to pursue life outside of the professional game and has developed one of the most popular football academies across the South East of Melbourne. I hope you enjoy this episode with two of my best mates which is always thrilling! hit that sub button and give the show a follow if you enjoy :)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rashid Mahazi & Fahid Ben Khalfallah were a part of the treble winning season for Melbourne Victory in 2015. In this episode we cover all the important, exciting and relevant topics around football in Australia which isn't always highlighted enough by mainstream media. Both of these guys have a deep love and passion for the game which is shown in the depths of conversation we have in this episode across the A-League, Premier League and Football Development in Australia. Following Fahid's stellar career across Ligue 1, Tunisian national team and the A-League, he is now one of the leading football agents across the country and has had huge influence across A-League squads. Rashid retired at 28 to pursue life outside of the professional game and has developed one of the most popular football academies across the South East of Melbourne. I hope you enjoy this episode with two of my best mates which is always thrilling! hit that sub button and give the show a follow if you enjoy :)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ruvimbo Chakoreka chats to Mbare Football Queens secretary general Mr Mukara and Coach Gamu on a football club that is looking to make the lives of the Mbare girl child better by creating a platform for girls to express themselves through football.

Rachel Pavlou was described as the most selfless person in women's football by former England coach (and a previous guest on this podcast) Hope Powell. Rachel has over 30 years of sports development experience, specialising in the development of women's football at The FA for almost 25 years. Rachel is currently the FA Women's Development Manager specialising in Diversity & Inclusion. Her main areas of responsibility are to develop football opportunities for females in under-represented communities. She is also a designated Expert in Women's Football Development at FIFA, and a Trustee at the Aston Villa FC Foundation. Rachel's been a key member in the implementation of the Barclays FA Women's Super League, and has managed participation and talent development programmes, along with heading up research into mixed football and initiating the Kick Off Your Career campaign. Rachel continues to be an integral part of The FA's work, through her experience working at both the domestic and international level of the women's game.It's no wonder that Rachel was the woman most suggested when we asked on social media for potential guest for The Game Changers. Her passion for the game and ability to drive change is extraordinary, but she does all this with huge humility.We explore the vast changes in women's football and attitudes to the women's game when she first joined the FA in the 90's. Rachel shares her own path in sports development and coaching, and we explore the development and future of the Women's Super League and the potential legacy of the Lionesses win in the Euros this summer.   Rachel is very open about the challenge the FA faces in making women's football truly ‘For All' and shares her learnings and work in the diversity and inclusion space. We also explore what other sports can learn from the experience of women's football in the past decade.Thank you to Sport England who support The Game Changers Podcast through the National LotteryFind out more about The Game Changers podcast here.Hosted by Sue AnstissProduced by Sam Walker, What Goes On MediaA Fearless Women production

James Mitchell is the Team Chaplain and Coordinator of Organization Life Enrichment with the Tennessee Titans. He is entering his fifth season with Tennessee in 2022. Prior to joining the Titans, Mitchell worked at Duke University as the Director of Football Development for the Blue Devil Gridiron Program for nine years from 2009-18. From 2003-09, he served six years s the team chaplain at the University of Tennessee, working with the football, and men's and women's basketball programs. He has also served as  a national director of outreach for Pro Athletes Outreach, where he worked in conjunction with both the NFL and MLB. Today on the podcast, we talk to James Mitchell about his role with the Titans and his desire to see his players and coaches grow as men, as husbands and in their faith. We also talk to James about discipleship and helping others grow in the word of God.  Receive our 10-day Sports Spectrum Devotional written by professional athletes for FREE when you sign up for our Sports Spectrum Weekly Email Newsletter. Sign up here.

On Ep. 82, Noel Grigsby expounds on growing up in the Crenshaw district of Los Angeles and being recruited to San Jose State University where he set a few records at the wide receiver position. Grigsby gives details on his transition out of football and how opportunity arose with the Los Angeles Rams. Lastly, Noel explains why he is the man of service and constantly looking for ways to service others. Leave comments/questions and leave a review! Follow us on social media: Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theaftereffectshow/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/AfterEffectPod Donate to the After Effect Podcast production | Venmo: @TheAfterEffectPod

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Episode 83, Brought to you in association with our friends at Soccer Coach Weekly (@SoccerCoachWeek) All things 7 aside, a conversation with Mark Edwards, FA level 2 coach, U10's coach/manager and Football Development OfficerIn this episode we talk all things 7 aside with Mark Edwards who is currently coaching/managing a boys U10's team. Mark is also one of the Football Development Officers at the teams grassroots club.We discuss what was in place at 5 aside to help with the transition to 7 aside, the 7 aside formation chosen, squad size and recruitment, as well as training structure and playing principles. Mark also discusses some of the challenges of moving to 7 aside and shares his `top tips` for coaches who may be on a similar journey.The Soccer Coaching Podcast, Twitter - @SoccerCoachCastThe Soccer Coaching Podcast, Email - thesoccercoachingpodcast@gmail.com This episode was brought to you in association with our friends at Soccer Coach Weekly.Established since 2006, Soccer Coach Weekly is a leading source of inspiration and advice for all grassroots coaches. Join thousands of youth soccer coaches, just like you, saving time and effort in their goal of having the most effective, enjoyable and successful coaching journey for them and their players. – https://www.soccercoachweekly.net/ Thanks for listening and we hope you enjoyed the episode!

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On this week's show we're joined by the doyen of West Asian football, Wael Jabir, as we review all the action from a thrilling AFC Champions League group stage in both the East and West zones. Plus we hear from the Qatar Stars League's Director of Competitions & Football Development, Ahmed Abbassi, on the future direction of the QSL after a raft of significant changes were announced to boost the league.

The big issues facing football around the world, as seen by three international leaders in developing the game. Leaders in Conversation is a series that puts you in the room, fly-on-the-wall style, for discussions between the most influential leaders in sports and media. Our latest episode features James Johnson, CEO of Football Australia, Laura Georges, Secretary General at the French Football Federation and Robbie Fowler, the former England and Liverpool player, in an on-stage session led by Dubai Eye 103.8 host Chris McHardy. This discussion, titled ‘Football Development around the World', was recorded in mid-March, as part of the Leaders Sport Business Summit Abu Dhabi.James Johnson is the CEO of Football Australia, the country due to co-host the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup. Prior to joining Football Australia in January 2020, Johnson held senior roles across the world of football, such as Director of International Relationships and Development at the Asian Football Confederation, and Head of Professional Football at FIFA. An esteemed former player for the French national team, Laura Georges is now Secretary-General of the French Football Federation, the current men's World Champions, and one of the national federations at the forefront of progressing the women's game. Committed to the promotion of women's football, Georges served as ambassador of the FIFA Women's World Cup 2019 in France and has overseen the development of the women's refereeing plan. Robbie Fowler is a former player and current manager, best known for his time with Liverpool between 1993 and 2001. To date, he remains Liverpool's top scorer in the Premier League and is the eighth top scorer in Premier League history. Following his time in the UK, Fowler played in Australia and Thailand and has since transitioned into management, where he most recently managed East Bengal of the Indian Super League.In this fascinating and wide-ranging discussion, the panel discuss, among many other topics, the possibility of biennial World Cup; what works and what doesn't in different markets across the world when it comes to coaching and talent pathways; and how the development of technology is changing football, for better and for worse.

Emma Evans, the Oceania Women's Football Manager and Annie Kennedy from Capability Group discuss the Oceania Women's Football Development capacity building program. While this development program preceded the Oceania Women's Football Strategy, it's one of a series of initiatives that is giving women more opportunities in the game and is using football as a tool for social change across eleven Pacific nations. The program supports Womens Development Officers in each country to develop their leadership and life skills, build their self-confidence and connect with each other, providing support as they grow a local team and build women's participation in football in their country different roles. Along the way participants find their voice and gain a sense of permission to create change. Host: Michelle Ockers Transcript and related resources: https://learninguncut.global/podcast/96/ Podcast information and more episodes: https://learninguncut.global/podcast/

The Great Kandice Mitchell, CMAA joins the Wednesday Wisdom Team and she shares her incredible story of Playing and Coaching Football which has helped lead to her current position as Director of Football Development for USA Football! Kandice is also VERY active with NIAAA as she is the Lead Instructor (along with being on the Authorship Team) for the new LTC 716 course on Partnering With Parents. THIS is Wednesday Wisdom! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/educational-ad-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/educational-ad-podcast/support

We're back with another packed episode of the AFTN Soccer Show, your Vancouver Whitecaps and North American football podcast. The Whitecaps selected five players in this week's MLS SuperDraft. We break down those picks and hear from head coach Vanni Sartini and first rounder Simon Becher, plus Sporting Director Axel Schuster chats to us a little bit about the club's MLS Next Pro plans. The main focus of this episode, however, is on the state of the women's game here in Canada at both international and domestic level. We bring you our final year in review wrap up as we look at the gold medal winning Canadian women's national team, hear a little bit from head coach Bev Priestman, and look at the snub to Priestman in FIFA's Best Of awards. Our feature interview this episode is with Emma Humphries the Whitecaps Director of Women's Football Development. We chat about the club game here in Canada, the lack of current opportunities, her role at the 'Caps, the launch of League 1 BC and more. Plus we have a big discussion about growing the game at club level in the country and what that might look like. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 01.26: Intro chat 03.47: TVOD - Anne 13.08: Whitecaps pick five in draft with audio from Vanni Sartini and Simon Becher 39.20: Axel talks MLS Next Pro plans 46.10: Canadian women's national team Year in Review 65.40: Priestman snubbed in FIFA Best Of awards 76.15: Emma Humphries interview 111.40: Developing the women's club game in Canada discussion 138.45: Wavelength - Neil Grant - Give It All We've Got

Roman Oben is currently the NFL's Vice President of Football Development where he drives the league's youth football strategy and develops new platforms to encourage participation in tackle and flag football. He has also helped reshape the way the collegiate student athlete is educated on NFL preparedness both on & off the field. Born in Cameroon, West Africa, Oben moved to the United States when he was four years old and grew up in Washington, DC. As a teenager, he worked concessions at Washington Redskins games at RFK Stadium. Oben played college football at the University of Louisville where he earned his bachelor's degree in Economics and was inducted into Louisville's Athletic Hall of Fame in 2009. Oben's professional career began with the New York Giants in 1996 and continued in Cleveland playing for the Browns. In 2002, he helped the Tampa Bay Buccaneers capture their first championship in Super Bowl XXXVII and was later traded to the San Diego Chargers where he started at left tackle and finished his playing career in 2008. Starting in more than 90% of the games throughout his 12-year NFL career, Oben concurrently earned a master's degree in public administration at Farleigh Dickinson University in May 2001. After retiring from the NFL, Oben held several business development roles and had an extensive media career; Oben also served as a recurring guest on several MSNBC shows discussing sports and their larger societal impact. Oben has been a leader and advocate for sports enrichment, receiving countless awards for community service both as an NFL player and off the field. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thewrongadvicepod/support

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Today on Power The Journey: After immigrating from Cameroon at the age of 4, his family settled in Washington DC where he immediately excelled in sports. He became a two-sport athlete at the University of Louisville in Track and Football, and a 3rd round draft pick by the New York Giants in the NFL. He went on to play for twelve years for various teams and also had the opportunity to win a Super Bowl in 2003 with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He then worked in broadcasting as a football analyst before returning to the NFL on the business side. Currently the Vice President of Football Development. Roman Oben. To Learn More Visit: https://wearegameplan.com/powerthejourney/

In this special episode, Leverett and Marques are joined by Roman Oben. Among other topics, Roman discusses his NFL playing career, his life off the field, and his work as the NFL Vice President of Football Development.

Matt and Brian get into a number of subjects. Checking back in on Matt's dynasty startup draft. How baseball and football development relate. New York Jets WRs and should they trade Jamison Crowder? Washington Football Team the Pittsburgh Steelers of the NFC? Higher peak, JJ Watt or Aaron Donald? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode, James speaks to Hubert Rovers, the founder, and CEO of The European Football for Development Network (EFDN). The network consists of professional football clubs, leagues across Europe that have now committed themselves to social responsibility. Whilst seemingly successful from the outset, it was not an easy task for Hubert to convince football teams that investing money in their communities was the right thing to do. Nevertheless, he persevered.   Their goal is to create a collaborative environment for knowledge sharing in order to develop a diversity of training methods that will directly benefit communities throughout Europe.   What you'll find out in this week's episode:   How strategy is the key to making a plan work The value of money according to Hubert How to develop a methodology for 18 clubs across Europe Developing community outreach programs How you can save money and time by investing The international exchange of staff, trainees and participants at EFDN   Twitter: @hrovers LinkedIn: Hubert Rovers Connect with James: Instagram: @james_ventures Facebook: Coordinate Sport FB Page   Connect with James: Website: Coordinate Sport  Instagram: @james_ventures Facebook: Coordinate Sport  LinkedIn: James Moore

Is the NFL doing enough to bring women into the fold? This week, Julie and Jane sit down with NFL Director of Football Development, Sam Rapoport. We also talk drunk Tom Brady, Football 101 clinics, and what's with everyone hating on The Weeknd?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Ahmed Khellil Abbassi is the Executive Director of Competitions & Football Development with the Qatar Stars League. He has worked as the Sporting Director for Al Duhail SC (2011–14), the National Team Camps and Competitions Director for the QFA (2014–15), and the Director of National Teams for the QFA (2015–20), winning several awards and trophies, such as the AFC Asian Cup 2019 and the GCC Gulf Cup 2014. Alongside his professional career, Abbassi received a BA in Business Administration from Stenden University, an Executive MBA from Manchester Metropolitan University, a Certificate in Sustainable Business Strategy from Harvard Business School and, most recently, he became an Executive Doctorate in Business Administration Candidate from the Ecole des Ponts ParisTech in Paris.

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Welcome to the second part of our special show with former Premier League player, and current Ireland U18s coach, Andy Reid. We talk to the former Republic of Ireland, Tottenham, Sunderland and Notts Forest player in further detail about about coaching, mentality, characters, training, leaders and his career plus much more! Please subscribe. Enjoy!

In this episode we talk to former Premier League player, and current Ireland U18s coach, Andy Reid, about coaching, what it takes to become a professional player, mentality plus much more! Please subscribe. Enjoy!