Podcasts about head track

On this week's edition of Inside Southern Miss Athletics, John Cox, The Voice of the Golden Eagles visits with Director of Athletics, Jeremy McClain to talk about football and the other fall sports and men's and women's basketball just around the corner. Cox also sits down with head track and field coach Jon Stuart and assistant men's basketball coach Scott Moses. Segment 1—AD Jeremy McClainSegment 2-Jon Stuart, Head Track and Field CoachSegment 3-Scott Moses, Assistant Basketball CoachSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We're joined by Chris Bradford, Head Track & Field Coach at Cal Poly Pomona. From recruiting philosophies to training strategies, Coach Bradford shares insights into building a championship culture, developing athletes at the Division II level, and how his program continues to compete on the national stage.

6-16-25 Lobo Head Track & Field Coach Darren Gauson joins TEAM Talk after Men's and Women's teams both finish in the Top 10

Dave and Alex welcome Philip Redrick on the show and we talk and his running journey, coaching at the JuCo level and how he continues to develop his program and himself personally!

Join us for an in-depth interview with Coach Jasmine "Jazz" Wilks, Head Track & Field Coach at Lawrence Tech University, who led her team to a historic season, breaking 39 school records, qualifying 13 athletes for nationals, and winning two conference championships.

Send us a textCoach Rathke is the Activities Director at Lone Jack High School. Prior to that he was a Physical Education Teacher at Rogers Heritage High School in Rogers, Arkansas, where he coached Track and Field, specializing in the throwing events. Rathke spent 8 years at William Chrisman as the Head Track and Field Coach, He was the Assistant track and field Coach for Cloud Community College in Concordia Kansas along with spending time at the University of North Texas. Rathke was also involved with CoachTube.com as the VP of Track and Field Marketing. Coach Rathke has a passion for and specializes in neurological-based practices. He holds a USATF L2 certification in throws, a Reflexive Performance Reset Level 3 certification, and a Square One System Level 2 certification. Coach Rathke has been through the Pinnacle Performance Biomechanics program as well as the Functional Movement Screen Level 1. Rathke was an All-American in the Discus at Barton Community College and He has a Bachelor's Degree in Exercise Science from Hastings College where he also competed in Track and Field earning honors as a 3x All-American and School Record holderhttps://x.com/coach_rathke?s=21https://simplifaster.com/articles/improving-athlete-nervous-system-tyler-rathke/https://youtube.com/@platesandpancakes4593https://instagram.com/voodoo4power?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=https://voodoo4ranch.com/To possibly be a guest or support the show email Voodoo4ranch@gmail.comhttps://www.paypal.com/paypalme/voodoo4ranch

Dave and Alex welcome Dan Rapcienski and they talk about his running journey, coaching today vs the past and more!

On this week's edition of Inside Southern Miss Athletics, John Cox, the Voice of the Golden Eagles, visits with Director of Athletics Jeremy McClain to discuss what is happening around Golden Eagle athletics including the start of the men's and women's basketball seasons. Cox also sits down with men's basketball coach Jay Ladner who led his Golden Eagles to a season opening win Monday night over Bowling Green in the Sun Belt-Mid American Conference Challenge and with Head Track and Field Coach Jon Stuart to discuss the start of the indoor track season along with other topics.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Coach Butterfield is the Physical Education, Health, and Family Consumer science Teacher along with Head Track and Field Coach at Shrewsbury High School. Coach Butterfield is the Indoor Individual Pentathlon Meet director and was named The MIAA Coach of the Year for the 2021-22 Season. Butterfield has a passion for track and the athletes he coaches. A short conversation with him and that comes through quickly. Coach Butterfield is RPR 1,2 certified, square 1 signal 6 and IP Method level 1 certified.https://x.com/colonialspe?s=21https://www.instagram.com/colonialstnf?igsh=eWhoeHM4eXY3d2Z5https://youtube.com/@platesandpancakes4593https://instagram.com/voodoo4power?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=https://voodoo4ranch.com/To possibly be a guest or support the show email Voodoo4ranch@gmail.comhttps://www.paypal.com/paypalme/voodoo4ranch

Clint Scott and Dr. Mike Gustafson bring you headlines after a Texas Tech sports weekend with basketball, baseball, track and field and more. With Red Raider basketball's regular season coming to a close, the guys give their thoughts on the season finale victory over Baylor placing them at the 4th seed for the Big 12 Championship. Also share some brief thoughts on Tech baseball's loss to Texas in the rubber match yesterday. The guys get an email asking would they take the record the red raider basketball team ended the season with. Head Track and Field Coach Wes Kittley visits with the guys to celebrate the National Championship.

This episode is a conversation with Head Track & Field Coach at Carmel High School, Ken Browner. Support the Podcast

Dave and Alex welcome Megan Blue onto the show and we talk about her running/coaching journey, the differences in athletics between states/schools and the importance of the mental health of young athletes!

Lead off leg: Mike Ford of 400m U In this riveting episode, we sit down with Mike Ford, the Head Track and Field Coach for Baylor University. We peel back the layers of his track journey, exploring the strategies, mental games, and intricacies of track and field, particularly in the relay races. Mike shares his personal experiences as a leadoff leg, shedding light on the psychological aspects of running and the bonds formed between teammates. Discover how holding a baton influenced Mike's performance, his academic journey at Baylor, and his decision to step away from a professional running career. Mike also touches upon his surprising transition into coaching and the business side of track and field. This episode delves deep into the challenges track and field coaches face, from managing individual athletes' emotions to navigating the complex world of sports financing. Whether you're an athlete, a coach, or just a sports enthusiast, this episode provides a unique lens into the world of track and field and the passion that drives those in it. Join us for an unforgettable conversation with one of the sport's leading figures. Check us out on YouTube, Twitter, GillAthletics.com, and more. Connect with host Mike Cunningham on Twitter (@MikeCunningham), email (mcunningham@gillathletics.com) or by text (217-898-3038).

Vick's Sports HallSeason 2Episode #88Coach Brookins talks about the game the last weekend that happened against North Crowley, the game that will happen this weekend against Northshore, he touches on track season and why he thinks it's important, his alma mater (TCU) and why people think he's a troll inside the football group (DFW High School Football Discussion)And so much more...Don't forget to follow the the Facebook Group, come and join in on the fun.If you're new to Texas High School Football or you just love to be around it, follow the podcast for all your latest and breaking news.Don't forget to subscribe to the show.You can find me on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.Support the show by donatinghttps://vicksportshall.com/donateJoin the Group- DFW High School Football DiscussionVisit the website @vicksportshall.com

Coach Chad Lakatos earned his Bachelor's from SIU-Carbondale and Master's in Educational Administration from Eastern Illinois University. Chad Lakatos has been coaching track and field for 18 years; 15 of those being a head coach. He has also been an assistant football coach for the past 18 years. Chad's career started off at Herrin High School as his teams accumulated 3 state trophies in his short tenure while earning back-to-back State titles at the IHSA Class 1A State Championship in 2007 & 2008. He took over as the head boys' track & field coach at Edwardsville High School in 2009 and quickly began adding hardware to their program. His teams at Edwardsville earned IHSA Class 3A State Team Championships in 2015 & 2017 and brought home IHSA Class 3A State Team Runner-Up trophies in 2012, 2014, and 2016. He has coached 5 relay and 15 individual State Champions. His athletes have won a grand total of 81 State medals while accumulating 495 points at the IHSA StateFinals. Chad's teams have won 13 conference titles as well as 8 IHSA Sectionals. Chad has been named ITCCCA Coach of the Year 5 times, SICA Coach of the Year 3 times, and NFHS IL Coach of the Year 2 times. He has spoken at several clinics including ITCCCA-South, Bureau Valley, ITCCCA-North, TF Consortium, and McKendree College "Lebanon Project" Coaches Clinic. He received his Track & Field Technical Coaching Certification from USTFCCCA Track & Field Academy in 2012. Chad has conducted speed camps every summer since 2004. Chad adopted “Feed the Cats” philosophy from Hall of Fame Coach Tony Holler and has implemented his theories into his programs since 2004.https://x.com/tigertrack1?s=21https://youtube.com/@platesandpancakes4593https://instagram.com/voodoo4power?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=https://voodoo4ranch.com/To possibly be a guest or support the show email Voodoo4ranch@gmail.comhttps://www.paypal.com/paypalme/voodoo4ranch

Dave and Alex welcome Mike Mulqueen, Retired Former Head Track and Field/XC Coach at Rutgers, on the show and we talk about his running/coaching career and adapting to the changes in tech and recruiting during his time coaching!

Authentic Leadership with Lyle Weese of Montana State University In this compelling episode of the Connections Podcast, host Mike Cunningham engages in a candid conversation with Lyle Weese, the Head Track and Cross Country Coach at Montana State University. Lyle, known for his genuine leadership style and dedication to the sport, delves into the nuances of coaching, team dynamics, and the importance of authenticity in leadership. Reflecting on the essence of true self, Lyle shares, "Be who you are and be okay with that." This episode offers listeners a unique opportunity to gain insights into the world of collegiate track and field coaching, as seen through the eyes of a seasoned coach. Lyle's wisdom, combined with his genuine passion for athlete development and leadership, makes this episode a must-listen for track and field enthusiasts, aspiring coaches, and anyone interested in authentic leadership. WATCH ON YOUTUBE   ***Want to connect with host Mike Cunningham? Check him out on Twitter/X at @mikecunningham or text him at 217-898-3038. Looking for new track and field equipment? Head over to ⁠⁠www.GillAthletics.com⁠⁠!***

The Podcast is BACK! In episode 1 of season 4 I had the fortune of being able to sit down and chop it up with North Broward Prep's Director of Athletic Development and Head Track and Field Coach, John Garrish. Throughout the 45-minute discussion, John and I get into: 1)    Even though his path has changed through his career, how his love in training has still been a driving force behind his decisions.2)    How the idea of “Shiny Object Syndrome” impact coaches3)    The role of identifying value in toys, tools, or tech, and where the research can impact progress either way.4)    Wickets, their value, where they can be helpful, and what you could do if you don't have access to them, or a group too large to implement them.5)    Building progressions while keeping what's “best available for the group” in mind6)    Utilizing constraints to correct technical issues in sprinting, and what he's looking at to identify what need to be improved.7)    Where the weight room connects with speed training, including where its priority sits throughout the year and how that changes.8)    His entire weekly plan in “the perfect world” I'm truly grateful for John being so open to sharing all of this with us today. Understanding how some of the best practitioners provide feedback and put athlete's in situations to improve technique is so valuable, so I can't thank him enough for sharing so many aspects of, not just his progressions, but what he's identifying and correcting. His Instagram full of awesome content, including great “stories” giving great examples of his athletes in action, so give him a follow at: @coach_garrish. Lastly, if you find value in the show please feel free to share this episode with a collogue that you feel would enjoy it, and please don't forget to subscribe and give us a 5-star review on your favorite podcast player. I truly do appreciate it. Who is John Garrish? Coach John Garrish has served the North Broward Prep community for nine years as the school's Strength & Conditioning Coordinator, five as its Head Track and Field Coach and three as a Middle School Faculty member.  A native of South Florida, John attended Wagner College (B.S., Psychology '12) and the University of North Texas (M.S., Kinesiology '14) before serving as a Strength and Conditioning Coach at Rutgers University and finally joining the North Broward Prep family in 2014.   Most recently, John served temporarily on the FAU Football Strength Staff during the summer of 2020.  John is certified by the National Strength and Conditioning Association as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist and has served on the Board of Directors for the National High School Strength Coaches' Association as the Southeast Regional Director (2016-2020) and the National Strength and Conditioning Association's High School Special Interest Group Executive Council (2015-2016).

Today's podcast features sports performance coaches Rich Burnett and John Garrish. Rich Burnett is the President and Director of Athletic Development for Triple F Elite Sports Training in Knoxville, TN. He is also the Co-Founder and CEO of Athletic Assessment Technology, known more commonly as Plyomat, and has over 10 years of experience working in high school, and NCAA DI strength and conditioning.  John Garrish is the Director of Athletic Development & Performance at North Broward Preparatory School in Coconut Creek, Florida, and the school's Head Track and Field Coach.  John was voted the 2022 National High School Strength Coach of the Year by the NHSSCA and has been a two-time guest previously on this podcast, speaking on a variety of plyometric and speed training topics. The standing vertical jump, or “countermovement” test is a very popular method of assessment for athletes and has been for some time.  What the standing vertical leap test doesn't tell you, is how fast an athlete gets off the ground, which is generally what matters in sport, more so than how high an athlete can reach.  Reactivity is also a general coordination ability where athletes can both anticipate the ground and coordinate the proper muscle activation sequences to rebound themselves back into the air, which is critical for a variety of athletic jumping, throwing, cutting, and overall movement tasks. On today's show, Rich and John will get into how they train reactive ability in plyometrics, with respect to ground contact times, and the function of power that being able to get off the ground quickly provides.  We also discuss the differences between double and single-leg reactive strength tests and measurements, and how they correlate to athleticism, as well as the differences between simple plyometric movements based on contact time, versus more complex and coordinated movements, such as skips and gallops. Today's episode is brought to you by Lost Empire Herbs, TeamBuildr, and the Plyomat For 15% off your Lost Empire Herbs order, head to lostempireherbs.com/justfly. To try Pine Pollen for free (just pay for shipping), head to: justflypinepollen.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 TeamBuildr is an online software for coaches and trainers.  I've continued to hear great things about the Teambuildr platform, and whether you are looking for an in-house training portal or an online training hub, be sure to check out Teambuildr training software. For 15% off of Exogen Wearable resistance, follow this link to lilateam.com or use code: jfs2023 at checkout. View more podcast episodes at the podcast homepage. Timestamps and Main Points 4:39 – What “Reactive Strength” is, and how Rich and John use it in the scope of their training programs. 18:32 – Comparing Double vs. Single-leg reactive strength measurements, and how single-leg RSI is a “gold standard” of explosive athletic ability. 35:00 – How Rich and John go about coaching or referencing ground contact times in plyometric exercises. 48:56 – Links between bilateral reactive strength scores, trap bar deadlift ability, and core strength. 58:07 – Thoughts on more “compressed” and simple, intense plyometrics, relative to more long, rhythmic, and coordinated plyometric-type movements. Rich Burnett and John Garrish Quotes “RSI provided a lot of value to the sprinters, triple jumpers, and athletes that had a high level of success at the state level, go figure, had the highest RSI values” Garrish “Just because a kid is good at the bilateral (RSI), doesn't mean they are good at the single leg (RSI) and vice versa.  One of our best pogo kids on the 5 hop is not good at the single leg one” Burnett “I have for sure noticed with the single leg RSI hop (single leg forward, onto one leg on the mat, land on two feet),

This week on Inside Southern Miss Athletics, John Cox, the Voice of the Golden Eagles, visits with Director of Athletics, Jeremy McClain about the baseball Super Regional at Pete Taylor Park against Tennessee and the overall athletic year. Cox also spends time with Head Track and Field Coach Jon Stuart and Brian Morrison, the Senior Associate Athletic Director for Development.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Head Baseball Coach Justin Haire and Head Track & Field Coach Virgil Givens are our guests as we recap a record-breaking NCAA East Prelims for our track team and preview the NCAA Columbia Regional for baseball. Chris and Evan break it all down for you on a supersized postseason addition of Camel Call Friday.

Thanks for listening to Bobcat Tracks wherever you get your podcasts! Our guest is Head Track & Field/Cross Country Coach Sarah Pease. We recapped the outdoor spring season, discussed growth of the programs, upcoming XC season, and Sarah's running career at Indiana. Enjoy!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This episode is a conversation with South Central (Elizabeth) High School '06 and IU '11 graduate and current Head Track & Field/Cross Country Coach at Ohio University, Sarah Pease. || Contact: coachp.irpodcast@gmail.com Instagram: @joshpuccinelli

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Laurie Henes is Head Coach for Women's Cross Country at NC State. Their team won the 2021 NCAA Cross Country title. This was the first women's national cross country championship for NC State. Laurie was also named the 2021 USATFCCCA National Women's Cross Country Coach of the Year.  Laurie ran for NC State where she ... more »

This week I was able to talk with Kurt Thomas. He is a Hobbs High School graduate and the current Women's Track and Field Head Coach at UAB, University of Alabama at Birmingham. It was such a pleasure to talk to him and learn about his journey. He talks about running at Hobbs High School, under Coach Jackson, and then walking onto the UNM track team after graduation. Kurt talks about just walking into the coaches office and talking to him, which he says wouldn't happen today. He gives some insight about what it looks like today with kids looking to join his program or walk on. I liked his honesty and how he said he tries to be honest with the kids and let them know if it's a reality. We continue to talk about his coaching journey and how he ended up at the University of Tennessee, where he graduated and worked as a student assistant, before moving on to Mississippi State. Kurt talks about the coaches he was able to study under during those times and how it helped influence his own coaching. We finish up talking about getting the job at UAB and what this season is looking like for them, as we are getting closer to the indoor season. So, tune in and enjoy the conversation. New Mexico cross country is wrapping up with the state meet coming next week, November 5th and the first Red vs Green Championship race the next Saturday. I hope you have had an opportunity to support your local teams and can get out to one of these fantastic races coming up. Good luck to anyone with a race coming up. Those mornings are cool, but the afternoons are so nice. Make sure you layer, wear reflective clothing in the dark, and keep running, New Mexico.

This week's guest on the Pacey Performance Podcast is National High School Strength Coach of the Year, John Garrish. He's the Director of Athletic Development & Performance and Head Track and Field Coach at North Broward Preparatory School in Coconut Creek, Florida. Following the receipt of his prestigious award from the NHSSCA, John is here to talk about coaching younger athletes at high school level, how he first broke into the industry, and some of his own tricks and tips for coaching speed with larger groups. First up, he explains how life works as a high school S&C coach, and how strength and conditioning fits in with the school curriculum in Florida. He moves on to his own strengths and weaknesses as a coach, and discusses how he overcomes any perceived flaws in his technique. On the same subject, John tells us how he coaches training sessions using minimal verbal communication, an area where many coaches may struggle to get instructions and messages across. This involves how to manage larger groups of athletes, as is the case for many high school coaches. John also gives us his expert insight into the drills and exercises he likes to use in larger groups, including the progressions and regressions to look out for when using banding and hopping. For all this and much more from an award-winning coach, hit the play button now. This week's topics: How John became Head Track and Field coach at North Broward How strength and conditioning coaching fits in with a school curriculum Key differences in coaching adults and youth athletes John's own strengths and weaknesses as a coach, and how he addresses them How to coach with minimal verbal communication but using constraints Tips and tricks for managing a large group of athletes Exercises and drills to use when coaching large groups Progressions and regressions when using banding and hopping

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For Monday's episode of The Sports Scouting Report Podcast With Lee Brecheen, Lee video chats with Edna Karr High School Head Track & Field Coach and running backs coach Errin Singleton. Coach Singleton talks about how the success of the track program has contributed to the dominance of the Edna Karr football program where the Cougars won four state titles in a row, competing for a state championship in track this weekend at LSU, playing football in the Catholic League, and much more!

In this week's edition of the Inside the Lines High School Sports Podcast, Jim Powers continues to chat with some of the outstanding spring sports coaches in the area. First, Jim catches up with Edwardsville Head Baseball Coach Tim Funkhouser and the incredible start that the Tigers are on. We then talk with the Head Track and Field Coach at Westminster, Larry Minner, about his Wildcats and the state of track and field in the area. Fort Zumwalt South Head Girls' Soccer Coach LeAnne Sanders then joins the show  to talk about the Bulldogs and their outstanding season so far.  

The Wilson Hall Athletics track team is shining this season, so we had to bring head coach Rip Ripley on The Blitz to talk about the Barons this Easter weekend!Along with track, we chatted a bit about his recent promotion to head boys basketball coach for the Barons.You can listen to the entire episode below, at the link in our description or wherever you listen to podcasts!

In this episode Bryant Offensive Line Coach Steven Ciocci joins us to discuss developments in offensive line play including off season development of movement and in strength and conditioning, independent hands, and run game volume. Shownotes: -Off Season approach -Weight room for OL -Pre lift mobility -Identifying areas of development -Teaching to bend and move -Breaking it down by type of block and how they need to move -Carrying this process into camp and season -Friday home game for younger players -Working with the Strength Coach -Can a guy move his own weight? -Independent hands or two hands -Mastering the double before learning independent hands -Teaching recognition and decision making for what type of hand combat -Teaching understanding of what the DL may be trying to do by alignment -Teach the why and keep the physical simple -Film study -Analyzing opponent film -Two approaches to pass pro -Dictate what the rush is -Coaching the thought process - asking questions -One on ones are about development -How much is too much in the run game? -Teaching the reactionary differences in play variations -Making a scheme fit a purpose vs. adding a play -Developing yourself as a coach Coaches mentioned in this episode: John Garrish - Director of Athletic Development & Performance, Head Track and Field Coach. North Broward Preparatory School @John_Garrish Craig Buckley - Strength & Conditioning, Bryant @CoachCBuck Ken Goodwin - Defensive Line Coach, Bryant @CoachKG5 Allen Mogridge - Offensive Line Coach , South Florida @coachmogridge Brendan Walsh - Offensive Line Coach, Colgate @CoachBWalsh Jake Dembow - Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line, Marist @Coach_Dembow Wisly Desire - Tight Ends Coach, Lehigh @CoachWiz77 Related Episodes: Steven Ciocci - Protecting the Passer https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/ncaa-leaders-in-protecting-the-passer-with-steven-ciocci-bryant-ol-coach Learn from Coach Ciocci: OL Gap Scheme- Applying Drills to Game Day https://bit.ly/3OgNJ7O Teaching the 2-Point Stance https://bit.ly/3OqehDN Uncovered/Covered Techniques In Zone-Gap Combos https://bit.ly/3ruttFM

Do you know what it takes to have a winning attitude? Athletes compete all the time with skill and confidence. Notwithstanding the fact that they train hard for their respective sports, behind every team is a great coach.    In this episode of Bossmove, Kison & Shyla interview Paul Olsen, head track and cross country coach at Augustana College as he talks about how to have a winning attitude with positivity.    Paul is an enthusiastic coach and has received several honors and recognition. He's been producing winning teams and individuals since the 1960s. He loves sports and helping young people have a good experience competing.   In this episode you will learn:   -How positivity and inspiration can be contagious -Surrounding yourself with the right people is key to success -If you give people the freedom to fail, they will perform better -How to foster a winning attitude -The best mistake that Paul has ever made Follow BossMove on all socials: https://linktr.ee/bossMoveSeries

Coach Stacy is the Head Cross Country coach at Buckhannon - Upshur High School, and Head Track coach at Buckhannon - Upshur Middle School.

Sign up for the What What Wednesday Newsletter!   ----more----     Show Notes   Russell Smelley is the Head Track and Field, Cross Country Coach at Westmont College in California.   In this conversation with Gian, he discusses: How to start crafting your coaching philosophy His journey during the London Olympics How his greatest mentor was his biggest rival "Don't use your athletes to prove something about yourself" Extra Question: The importance of mentorship (The Christian Coach Community Only) And much more!!!   Follow us on Twitter: @ChristCoachPod

For Wednesday's video version of The Sports Scouting Report Podcast With Lee Brecheen, Lee sits down with Zachary High School head track and field coach Chris Carrier. Coach Carrier talks about the success the Broncos track and field program has had over the last couple of seasons and also talks about the incredible run the football team is on winning its fourth state championship this past season. Also, Lee interviews former high school and college assistant coach Don Rodrigue, who tells plenty of stories from his 40 years of coaching including stops at Nicholls State for 12 years and a 17 year run at St. James High School with the late Rick Gaille. Finally, Coach Rodrigue talks about the Louisiana Line Camp, which he has been a big part of over the last 31 years, and how young offensive and defensive linemen can be a part of this upcoming summer's prestigious camp for players in the trenches.    

What have you been programmed to believe? Our limiting beliefs are often the result of programming from society's expectations and our past experiences. The first step towards deprogramming ourselves is recognition. When we have awareness of our unconscious programming, we can then take the steps needed to uncover the root of our limiting beliefs. All of your dreams and desires are possible, you just have to reprogram yourself to believe they will come true! In this episode of The Dream, The Date & The Broken Bra, I am joined by the wonderful Robert Radnoti. Robert's life story is fascinating - he has been a chemical engineer for ExxonMobil, the Head Track and Field coach for Pepperdine University, and is currently a life coach and hypnotherapist. Throughout this episode, Robert and I talk in depth about how to reprogram our habits to create productive new thought patterns so we can manifest everything that we desire. As Robert says, reprogramming ourselves is simple but not always easy. Robert's energy and passion is contagious and I am so excited for you to learn more about him in this conversation. In This Episode, You Will Learn:About Robert's background as a chemical engineer (9:35)That we all have ideas and opinions programmed into us (18:28)The science behind hypnosis (23:02)How our thoughts can cause and heal us from disease (34:09)To connect to the feeling of what you want to manifest (38:13)Resources Mentioned Book - Breaking the Habit of Being YourselfBob Newhart YouTube videoConnect with RobertWebsitePodcast- RaditudeInstagram FacebookEmailLet's Connect!FacebookInstagram Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 22 I sit down with Coach Ryan Banta, Head Track and field coach, author, and podcaster. Coach Banta starts out by sharing his experiences in coaching , especially early ones and how they helped to set him up for growth down the road and ultimately becoming a better coach. Part I of my conversation really focuses on the Critical Mass system that coach Banta uses to prepare his athletes. Coach Banta provides the rationale behind the system and discusses how he divides workouts in what I would equate to a 2 week undulating microcycle. Coach Banta discusses the five different types of workouts or zones that would be present during that two week cycle and how he alternates between the two weeks to build a really balanced approach. Coach Banta takes us through a sample two week cycle and discusses how max velocity, acceleration, speed endurance, special endurance, and tempo workouts would be implemented. The Weight room, plyometrics, and prehab activities are all taken into account and how they fit within the context of the given stimulus desired. One thing that I was struck with as coach Banta and I recorded is how important variance is to him and how he really believes that proper variance of stimulus is a major driver of adaptations. A cornerstone of his system is that intensities of the activities remain close to the event that the person will be participating in always being slightly below or above the race distance they will face in competition. As Coach Banta discusses the different points it makes sense the variance of stimulus on distances, exertion, and other variables help to build the proper gears, speed, and staying power for a given race. One of the things that really stood out to me as Coach Banta closed out how he preps the sprint athletes are that he said he wants a global athlete, that is well rounded, and he justifies that by sharing that they are less likely to become injured and also to be more prepared for the rigors of multiple events in track and field. We end part I of our conversation by talking about the 800 and how it truly is a unique event 50/50 anaerobic to aerobic. Make sure to come back next week for part II of our conversation based around Tempos, how he varies them and utilizes them to build resiliency in athletes, The importance of the weight room for track and field athletes, and some other great topics. Check out the links below for links to coach Banta's social media, His book the Sprinters compendium, and his podcast Companions of the Compendium. Coach Banta Twitter @Sprinterscompen Sprinters Compendium Link https://www.amazon.com/Sprinters-Compendium-Ryan-J-Banta/dp/1946208566 Companions of the Compendium Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/companions-of-the-compendium/id1551585024

The Head Track and Field coach at Kalamazoo Central High School - Tyler Germain - jumps on the line to discuss program promotion, program building, speed training, relationships, and more! You can follow Tyler on Twitter @TrackCoachTG. You can also check out his articles on Simplifaster and his videos on Coachtube.   Join the High School Coaches Club as a FREE member! (This is the ONLY way to get the weekly newsletter delivered straight to your inbox every Wednesday!) You can send recommendations for future guests by clicking here. You can pick up a High School Coaches Club sticker here. Contact Max Price via Twitter or email: max@highschoolcoachesclub.com Follow High School Coaches Club on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. Visit highschoolcoachesclub.com for more.   Powered by @nettingpros!

This month on Inside the Orchard, we have a special guest host dropping in. It's summertime, and the Asian beetles are in full force, so we have been battling them, but we think we have them under wraps. We are going to have a few apples to enjoy this fall which is a nice surprise. Our guest, this month on the Podcast is Matthew Reneker. He is the Head Track and Cross Country for Mississippi College. We got to know Coach Reneker because our middle daughter runs for him at MC. Grab a friend, listen to the Podcast, and work through the exercises below. Intentionality Self-Assessment: Use the following scale (1=I'm crushing it to 5=I am not thinking about it) to assess how intentional you are in your preparation for the next stage of life. If you are a parent, ask, “how intentional am I being in preparing my student for the next stage of life?” 1. I regularly spend time thinking about what life could look like 5 years from now. 2. I make time weekly to reflect on my progress and adjust. 3. I have developed a plan to move from my current reality to where I want to be. 4. I have a community of people who I can meet with that hold me accountable. 5. I understand the fears (internal) and obstacles (external) that could hinder my progress. Read Philippians 3:12-14 What phrase or word jumps out at you? What about it caught your attention? Describe how these verses challenge how you think about transitioning to the next stage. Practice: Coach Reneker talked about creating environments where students could practice handling different scenarios. Sometimes practice would be very controlled, and at other times practice could feel a little chaotic. He created these different scenarios to help his students learn to adapt, problem-solve, and find solutions. Pick a category and create some ways to practice those same skills to help you prepare for the next stage. Choose one area to focus on over the next two weeks: Faith/Family/Focus (thinking)/Feelings (emotions)/Friends/Field (work)/Finances/Fitness/Fun

Jud Logan (4x Olympian & Head Track & Field Coach at Ashland University) Over the last 4 decades, Jud has been a force in the track and field community. First, he was dominant athlete who broke the American Record in both the hammer throw and the weight throw multiple times and represented the United States in 4 Olympic Games. In the mid 1990's, he transitioned into coaching, where he has now become one of the most respected and decorated coaches in the country. He has coached multiple Olympians (including my wife Jackie), dozens of All-American's & national champions.  In many ways, for me, Jud is where it all started. I was lucky enough to compete for him as at athlete at Ashland University in his early days as a coach and he coached me through college and to my first Olympic Trials. It was at Ashland where I became passionate about human performance (periodization, precise load management, exercise prescription, personalized programming, tempo, biomechanics, lifting technique, etc.). This passion initially drove me into the coaching profession and eventually into the medical profession. Jud has been a huge influence to me on multiple levels, which is why I started this podcast with him.  While Jud was a stand-out talent as an athlete, a quality he possesses that was integral in his success is his incredible ability to focus, maintain a positivity and goal set. I trained with him through 2 full Olympic cycles where I watched him set goals that would not be achieved for 4 years. During the pursuit of these goals I got to see him sustain a positive mind-set through the good times and the bad. I was able to see him express the ability to sustain light focus on a goal for years without wavering and I was able to watch him hyper-focus on a task such as execution of a lift or a throw. For me, his intensity in the weight room is as legendary as his physical talents or his accomplishments.  Perhaps because he was so physically gifted, his incredible mental/psychological ability went unnoticed. Because of the importance of mind-set/goal-setting/metal focus/positivity in performance, and because of Jud's incredible prowess in these attributes of an athlete, the focus of this podcast is here. For this episode, I brought on a surprise guest, my wife Jackie.  Jackie was a 13 time All-American, 5 time National Champion and 2004 Olympian for Jud. I don't think I am putting words in Jud's mouth to say that Jackie is one of his favorite, best, and most important athletes of his career. Like Jud, she was/is a medal giant, which is one of the major reasons she was so successful. I am glad she was able to contribute. In this discussion we cover the following: The importance of mind-set The importance of positivity Long term goal-setting (1 year, 4 years and beyond) Achieving intense focus for short events like executing a lift or a throw Coaching mind-set in athletes And much, much more   For more information on Jud, visit: https://goashlandeagles.com/sports/track-and-field/roster/coaches/jud-logan/100 Jud Logan on Instagram at  @Olympic4x _____ For more information about Dr. Richard Ulm, visit: On the web: http://www.Athlete-Enhancement.com (www.Athlete-Enhancement.com) On YouTube: @AthleteEnhancement On Instagram: @AthleteEnhacement

3X All-American and 5X SWAC Champ Energetic Coach Redrick speaks on building a national power at the JUCO Level, Coach discusses the type of athletes he's looking to recruit and mold into National Champions, Coach Redrick talks about setting a standard and working with the student-athletes to run harder and faster as well as having a passion to beat the best and be the best in the Nation! Powerful!!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theathletesgrindby5starathltcs/support

Talladega College Men's and Women's Head Track & Field Coach discusses his journey to becoming a head track coach at an HBCU. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vintage-gentleman/support

We have three special guests on this episode to talk to us about fitness and nutrition.If you've done any sort of on track driving or racing you know how important physical fitness is to your ability to drive your car well.  Plus, being in shape sharpens your mental focus.Armando Arellano II is an ACSM Certified Exercise Physiologist with dual Bachelors in Exercise Science and Health Promotion and Education from Baldwin Wallace University, and Masters of Education in Exercise Science at Cleveland State University. He has been working in the fitness field since 2011 as an assistant coach, group exercise instructor and traveling health coach. He specializes in small group training from HIIT to Core Classes, and corporate health coaching and wellness programming.Armando currently teaches Exercise Science at Cleveland State University, and also is a Men's Physique competitor, having competed in several events and has taken an overall title. His overall experience in health and wellness can help you reach your goals.Ricky Buoncore is an ACSM Certified Personal Trainer and 200-hour Registered Yoga Teacher with a Bachelors of Science in Exercise Physiology from Ohio University. He has been involved in the fitness industry since 2010 as a trainer, fitness director and club manager. The positive energy he brings to work with each client is directed towards both physical and mental wellness. He specializes in core muscle development, functional strength, flexibility and range of motion.Prior to his time at Trilogy, Ricky was the Head Track & Field Coach at Aurora High School, his alma mater where he was also an All-Ohio Track Athlete.Liz Snow has two karting championships on her resume and she shares how getting fit and eating better helped her stand on the podium each week.  Liz is a recent graduate of Cleveland State University and majored in Exercise Science with a minor in Sports Management.About Trilogy:Trilogy is a health and wellness company that can tailor wellness to your company's needs! They provide Wellness Workshops, Onsite and/or Virtual Group Classes, Personal Wellness Coaching, and Special Events! Trilogy as has an On-Demand platform that includes bootcamps, yoga, barre, and other various classes from our talented instructors. Plus, they  partner with local companies to conduct special classes.Connect with Trilogy:web: trilogycle.comFacebook: Trilogy CLEInstagram: trilogycleVimeo: Trilogy On-Demand

Today we welcome Billy Edringston, Associate AD for Facilities & Game Operations, for a conversation on current and upcoming Aggie Athletic facility projects, as well as stadium preparations during COVID.At the 41:40 mark we are joined by Director of Track & Field Programs, Duane Ross along with children and Aggie runners, Randolph, Jr. and Jonah Ross. They discuss national championship aspirations, being coached by their father and the accession of NC A&T track.

On this week's episode we interview Brad Criss, Athletic Director at Thomas Stone High School, Josh Dawson, Head Track and Field and Cross Country Coach at Northern High School, Greg Griffith, Wrestler at Chopticon High School, and Bailey Davis, Golfer at North Point High School. Andy and I also have a conversation about the new released MPSSAA state playoff classifications and how those impact the future for the SMAC schools. 

Brant Tolsma was the Track & Field Head Coach at Liberty University for more than 30 years. In his legendary career he's won 116 Conference Championships, 77 Coach of the Year awards and coached 6 individual All-Americans. Gian had the opportunity to sit down with Coach Tolsma and discuss a variety of topics, including: Dealing with different degrees of faith within a team Building a program from the ground up How to share the gospel with your players Follow us on Twitter: @ChristCoachPod Follow us on Instagram: @ChristCoachPod @ChristCoachPod

Joining us this week is none other than Mike Cunningham of Gill Athletics. He serves as the National Sales Manager for Gill Athletics and is also the Host of the Gill Athletics: Connections Podcast. Mike has a lengthy resume as he spent time as a Head Track and Field Coach at Neosho County Community College, and also spent time at the NCAA Division 1 Level at Troy, Ball State and Mississippi State. Between coaching and Gill, Mike explored the world of professional poker, which we also dive into. This is one of the more entertaining podcasts we've done to date with ultimately a great message from a guy who has literally done it all. Pull a chair up to the table and enjoy as we play the best hand we have in this week's episode!