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Caleb is a 2x California State Placer, 4x High School All-American, Division 1 College Wrestler at Oregon State, Professional MMA fighter and Jiu Jitsu Black Belt. With over 15 years of coaching experience, Caleb finds his purpose in training young athletes to become top competitors on the mat and in life. In this episode of The Brave Co Podcast, I sit down with my cousin Caleb, an inspiring coach, former MMA fighter, and wrestling advocate, to discuss his journey through sports, fatherhood, and building a meaningful legacy. Caleb shares stories from his wrestling roots, his transition to MMA, and the life lessons he's gained along the way.From his early days of state-level wrestling to training with some of the best MMA fighters in the world, Caleb opens up about the highs and lows of competitive sports, overcoming failures, and finding purpose in coaching and mentoring the next generation. We also dive into the founding of his nonprofit, Danger to Dreams Foundation, which supports young athletes in achieving their goals.Whether you're a parent looking to empower your kids, a sports enthusiast, or someone seeking inspiration to run toward your own challenges, this conversation will encourage you to embrace hard work and resilience. Don't miss Caleb's insights on cultivating grit, the importance of mentorship, and the value of stepping into the unknown.Connect with Caleb: https://www.runtodanger.com/instructorsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/k_lub_val/ABOUT BRAVECOWe live in a time where men are hunting for the truth and looking for the codebook to manhood. At BraveCo, we are on a mission to heal the narrative of masculinity across a generation; fighting the good fight together because every man should feel confident and capable of facing his pain, loving deeply, and leading a life that impacts the world around him.
As a player Greg Cannella was a High School All American, and a an All American while at Nassau Community College.After graduating he spent time as an Assistant at Stony Brook before becoming Head Coach at his alma mater the University of Massachusetts in 1993.Since then, he has gone to achieve eight NCAA Tournament berths, Eight New England Championships, 4 ECAC Championships, five New England Coach of the Year honors and was named National Coach of the Year in 2006, when he guided the Minutemen to the program's first NCAA Championship Game appearance.In 2019 he was inducted int the USA Lacrosse Hall of Fame.If you would like to send us any feedback or if you know a great coach, who has a unique story to share, then we would love to hear from you, please contact us at thegreatcoachespodcast@gmail.com or contact us through our website thegreatcoachespodcast.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
#170: Wayne Simien is a former NBA world champion with the Miami Heat, Kansas basketball player, and current KU athletics associate AD.Growing up Wayne had two very important role models being his parents. He quickly excelled at basketball and was a part of a 6A State Championship team and became a McDonald's High School All-American.As a player at the University of Kansas he was coached by Hall of Fame coaches Roy Williams and Bill Self, played in two Final Fours, won three Big 12 Championships and was named Big 12 Player of the Year as well as First Team Consensus All-American. However, the most transformative part of his college experience was becoming a Christian in 2003. He was drafted in the first round of the NBA draft by the Miami Heat. While on the Heat he won a NBA Championship under another Hall of Fame coach, Pat Riley and then eventually ended his professional basketball career playing in Spain.For 13 years Wayne served as a Christian campus minister at the University of Kansas and campuses across the Midwest. He is currently an Associate Athletic Director at the KU where is jersey is retired in the rafters of Allen Fieldhouse. On the show he shares his story, impact of his parents, the relevance and life lessons from fishing, playing at KU and beyond, leadership, never quoting, the importance of his faith, family, marriage, and much more. For more on Wayne checkout waynesimien.com Enjoy the show!
Will and Jamal are lucky to have Wayne Cook on to discuss new UCLA QB transfer from Washington Demaricus Davis as well as Wayne's views of the offseason plus Jamal breaks down in detail UCLA Basketball's newest High School All American commit from Harvard Westlake Trent Perry and what he brings to the squad moving forward
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On the newest edition of the nation's college basketball show/pod, host T.J. Rives returns with a mid-week preview of the action and more on "College Basketball Coast to Coast!"After laying out the top games Tuesday through Thursday in the top 25, T.J. welcomes insider Adam Zagoria of NJ.com and his Zagsblog.com to go over the latest, especially in the Northeast.Duke was a winner at Virginia Tech Monday night and North Carolina gets ready for Georgia Tech in Atlanta on Tuesday night. Then, they meet for the first of at least 2 meetings on Saturday evening in Chapel Hill. The guys discuss the latest version of the rivalry and whether Carolina's R.J. Davis can be the key, etc.Adam has more on the Big East matchups mid-week, including will Seton Hall get a key player back for Tuesday night at Depaul and will Xavier have anything at home on Wednesday night vs. St. John's or did UConn beat it all out of them in a 40 point Sunday loss?Zagoria is also attending an upcoming H.S. tourney with some of the top stars in the NY/NJ area, including top recruit Cooper Flagg. And, he has more on the McDonald's High School All American game not including all of Flagg's teammates and why?It's all on "College Basketball Coast to Coast" and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple, Spreaker, Spotify, Google, etc.!
In addition to being a mom of 3, Jill Lane has spent over 15 years consulting, coaching, and teaching functional nutrition and exercise physiology. Her passion for helping pro athletes, sports families, and high achievers attain maximum strength, quick recovery, heightened energy, sharp focus, and optimal body fat for peak performance has become the cornerstone of her business. Some of her current and past clients include coaches and players from the NFL, NBA, and MLB as well as aspiring MMA and Olympic athletes. As a former High School All-American, Olympic Development Team Member, Collegiate, and Semi-Pro athlete herself, Jill has a clear understanding of what competitive athletes require to achieve and sustain their personal best. Her mission to support the next generation of student-athlete leaders (as well as those who lead them daily) comes full circle in her event, program, and academy called Fueling Champions™. Fueling Champions follows Jill's proprietary 3-step process, FEED, LEAD, SUCCEED so families of student-athletes can achieve healthy success, together. Together Jill and I discuss the health challenges facing elite student and professional athletes and the role that practitioners can play in optimizing their performance. Jill highlights the negative impact of RED-S (Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport), the importance to functional medicine practitioners of understanding RED-S, and offers tactics to help practitioners have more effective conversations with their patients. Together we address key supplements for athletes, including protein intake, fish oil, and Vitamin D. Jill also offers recommendations based on her vast experience for injury prevention and illness reduction and shares the advice that practitioners need to hear to keep their elite athletes on the field, in the pool, or on the track. I'm your host, Evelyne Lambrecht, thank you for designing a well world with us. Key Takeaways: [2:02] Jill's journey into sports nutrition was born out of necessity and personal experience. [5:02] Key changes Jill has seen in performance nutrition in recent years. [7:15] RED-S (Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport) in a timeline and a detailed description of chronic low energy availability. [17:05] The importance to functional medicine practitioners of understanding RED-S and having effective conversations with patients about it. [19:44] The negative impact of RED-S on hormone, bone, and organ development. [22:38] 3 effective communication tactics for setting student-athletes up for optimal performance. [29:21] Key macronutrient needs differences between endurance and strength athletes. [32:22] RED-S intake form resources for practitioners and the importance of raising awareness. [36:47] Nutritionally supporting clients in injury prevention and returning to performance. [45:04] Protein powder age and dosing recommendations. [46:45] Fish oil and Vitamin D action items for injury prevention and risk reduction. [49:26] Evelyn shares an encouraging supplement concussion recovery success story. [52:34] The importance of using Certified For Sports products for all athletes. [58:12] Jill's top three personal supplements, favorite health practices, and the viewpoint on carbohydrates that she has changed her mind about throughout her career. Episode Resources: Jill Lane 2014 IOC Consensus Statement on RED-S 2023 BJSM RED-S Update Nicky Keay RED-S Endocrine diagram paper Injury and Rehab Nutrition Fueling Champions Design for Health Resources: Designs for Health Blog: Krill Oil for Muscle Health and Recovery Science Update: Meta-analysis Investigates Efficacy of Vitamin D Supplementation on Bone Health Blog: The Synergy of Vitamins D and K on Bone Health Sports Performance Protocol Nutrition Notes: Fuel Exercise Properly Visit the Designs for Health Research and Education Library which houses medical journals, protocols, webinars, and our blog.
Growing up with a dad (Terry) who played 10 seasons in the NBA, you might expect that Ed Davis was pushed from the time he could hold a basketball. But his father let Ed's love of the game develop naturally before training him on the court, at the track, and in the weight room when he was a teenager. Ed also benefited from a mom who let him put basketball first, pickup games with the likes of Ben Wallace at Virginia Union, and the discipline and timekeeping he learned at a private military school.All these things helped Ed become a top-10 high school prospect and McDonald's High School All-American. His decision to play for Roy Williams at UNC was vindicated when the team won the national championship his freshman year. After his sophomore season, Ed declared for the 2010 NBA Draft and was picked 13th by the Toronto Raptors. In his 12-year career, he also played for the Grizzlies, Lakers, Jazz, Nets, and Cavaliers, and led the league in offensive rebounding rate one season.In this episode, Ed dishes on:· Why he chose to fight for playing time at North Carolina over starting at other schools· How breaking his wrist against Duke changed his pre-draft process· Why the Transfer Portal, NIL, and mixtapes have changed high school and college basketball · How guidance from Reggie Evans and DeMar DeRozan helped him navigate his rookie year· Who was his worst coach in the NBA and how this contrasted with the leadership of Quin Snyder and Roy WilliamsKeep up with Ed on Twitter @eddavisXVII.
Clemson University All American ACC Legend, EntrepreneurAs we look to the Future. New POSITIVE Ideas & Servants will have to carry the torch.It's Time for & To......Do Positive!Grayson Marshall, Jr., a Washington, D.C. native, is a kingdom minded servant, inspirational leader, gifted keynote speaker, and entrepreneur.As a Clemson's 2016 ACC Legend & former McDonald's High School All-American, two-time collegiate All-American, Team Captain, Career Assist Record-holder, and Athletic Hall of Fame member of the Famous Tigers Basketball Team at Clemson University, Grayson Marshall Jr. learned the importance of teamwork and assisting others. His book is called "Do.Positive.Just Because: The Keys to Living the Life You Always Imagined"Do you know who Tiger Woods' coach is? Most people don't, which is exactly the unassuming role he plays in shaping the destiny of so many.Grayson has the distinctive talent of “getting you to believe in you.” His unique ability to highlight, isolate, and obliterate mental blocks is why people call him the “Metacognition Expert.” A nationally respected influence in the basketball community, Grayson is a highly sought-after consultant for a host of college and professional teams as well as corporations. Professionally, Grayson is well known as “The Coach of Coaches.” He mentors a broad scope of C-suite executives and sports coaches to elevate their productivity and accountability. He consults with professional athletes and military and non-profit organizations to implement and maintain best practices while monetizing strategies so they can stand out in their respective markets. “If People Aren't Laughing at Your Dream, Your Dream Isn't Big Enough” is the basis for the motivated passion he shares. A 5-time high school basketball Coach of the Year and a business mentor to multiple millionaires, Grayson prides himself on the success of others. ~ GraysonMarshallJr.com© 2023 Building Abundant Success!!2023 All Rights ReservedJoin Me on ~ iHeart Media @ https://tinyurl.com/iHeartBASSpot Me on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/yxuy23baAmazon ~ https://tinyurl.com/AmzBASAudacy: https://tinyurl.com/BASAud
Kirsten continues her discussion with the Student Athlete, speaking to Duke Blue Devil Volleyball Player, Kerry Keefe. Kerry Keefe was a High School All-American that led helped lead her Marymount team to a 35-0 record, State Title and #1 National Ranking. Kerry and her Sunshine Volleyball Club team won back to back (17 Open & 18 Open) Championships at the Girls Junior Nationals. Keefe comes from a highly athletic family … Twin sisters, Caitlin and Michaela, played volleyball and graduated from Stanford in 2020, while her brother, James, is currently on the Stanford basketball team … Mother, Kristin, also played volleyball at Stanford and was a member of the 1996 Olympic team while her father, Adam, played basketball at Stanford and in the NBA. Kerry and Kirsten talk about overcoming injuries, adapting to your freshman year as a student athlete and how Kerry's mindset and self-talk became a huge superpower for her success. Kerry talks about how putting in the work (reps!) is the key to her confidence and how her time sitting out due to injury showed her how much she loved the sport. Enjoy!
Kirsten continues her discussion with the Student Athlete, speaking to Duke Blue Devil Volleyball Player, Kerry Keefe. In this clip, Kerry and Kirsten talk about overcoming injury and using it as a reset and recharge. Kerry Keefe was a High School All-American that led helped lead her Marymount team to a 35-0 record, State Title and #1 National Ranking. Kerry and her Sunshine Volleyball Club team won back to back (17 Open & 18 Open) Championships at the Girls Junior Nationals. Keefe comes from a highly athletic family … Twin sisters, Caitlin and Michaela, played volleyball and graduated from Stanford in 2020, while her brother, James, is currently on the Stanford basketball team … Mother, Kristin, also played volleyball at Stanford and was a member of the 1996 Olympic team while her father, Adam, played basketball at Stanford and in the NBA.
Join Relly Hall from the “That's Rather Cavalier” podcast as he jumps into the “Legends Series” Cleveland Cavaliers edition with his take on unsung hero and NBA Champion Iman Shumpert (affec known as Shump). From his time as a McDonald's High School All American to an All ACC player Georgia Tech, drafted by the New York Knicks he was an All Rookie 1st team selection, traded to the Cavs on January 5, 2015. For the rest of the the Cavs “Shump” journey you'll have to listen to Relly Hall and this episode of the “That's Rather Cavalier” podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The first episode back after a brief hiatus for the college season is with one of Kansas' finest. Aaron Hodges was a 2 time undefeated Kansas state champ, (70-0) He was also a Fargo and High School All American before going on to start 4 years at Northwestern. We talk about his career and what it was like to wrestle for his hall of Fame coach and father, the late great Troy Hodges. Was an honor and a pleasure. Great guy.
Our Great Coach on this episode is Tricia Cullop. Tricia is a former basketball player and now coach. As a player, she was a High School All-American in 1989, and at Purdue University was part of the team that that won the school's first ever Big Ten championship in 1991. After stints as an Assistant coach at Radford, Long Beach State, and Xavier, she was appointed Head Coach of the University of Toledo women's basketball team in 2008. She has led Toledo to three MAC regular-season championships and one MAC tournament championship. She was named MAC coach of the Year in 2009, 2011, 2013 and 2022. And also in 2022, was the Carol Eckman Award winner, for coaching integrity in women's college basketball. Tricia has a passion for coaching in a way that builds a deeper connection not only within her team but across the community it represents. This really was a terrific interview, and I hope you enjoy it as much as we did. Here at the great coaches podcast we're working to create one of the world's best leadership libraries from the lessons our interview guests share with us. You can help support our project, get exclusive content and early access to the Great Coaches Collection by joining our Patreon community. If you would like to send us any feedback or if you know a great coach, who has a unique story to share, then we would love to hear from you, please contact us at thegreatcoachespodcast@gmail.com or us using any of the links by CLICKING HERE
Lauren Sanchez's Jeff Bezos-less interview, Damar Hamlin conspiracies, woman killed after being sucked into plane engine, Paris Hilton's baby, Rick & Morty creator in trouble, WNBA players want charter flights, Holmes & Roback v. ABC, and Jason Carr's triumphant return to Facebook. The Damar Hamlin conspiracy theory is alive and well. Juanita Broaddrick thinks Damar Hamlin is dead and the Buffalo Bills and NFL are covering it up. Courtney Edwards got too close to a plane engine and sucked in. She was warned multiple times that she was too close. She didn't make it. You can donate to her GoFundMe right here. Not reading books is "in" right now. What ever happened to Aqib and Yaqub Talib? Politricks: Trump, Biden, Pence... and now Jimmy Carter. Everyone seems to have classified documents. Republicans want to know who the hell is buying Hunter Biden's paintings. You can purchase John Hinckley's art. Passengers of Thai Smile Airways don't take kindly to people who act up. We need to make more awesome ways for death row inmates to die. Paris Hilton made some other chick have a baby for her. Hopefully her and her husband look after this one more than the first kid. Britney Spears deleted her Instagram... and "concerned fans" called the police for a welfare check. Oh, and Britney changed her name to River Red. Drew Crime: More information is out about the bar Madi Brooks was at before she was raped and ultimately killed. An arrest has been made in the death of Microsoft Executive, Jared Bridegan. Sports: Aidan Hutchinson is a Defensive Rookie of the Year finalist. Dan Campbell was snubbed for Coach of the Year. Somebody stole Blake Corum's Camaro. Tom Brady wants his children to fail. "Racist" Marcus Stokes gets a scholarship offer from a historically black college. Pitcher Mike Clevinger is in trouble for domestic violence and tossing some dip on his 10-month-old. Trevor Bauer can sign with any team... but it doesn't seem like any team wants him. Lauren Sanchez gives an exclusive interview to the Wall Street Journal about all the great things she's doing with Jeff Bezos' money. Bill Gates has a new piece. Justin Roiland of Rick & Morty fame has been BLOWN OUT and will be recast. Here is a video of Hilaria and Alec Baldwin pretending to be Spanish. Reminder that Rachel Dolezal has an OnlyFans account. Pam Anderson went to Howard Stern's studio today, while Howard hid in his basement. Here is an interview with the two of them from 1994 that was a little different than the one today. Grab your EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal by going to nordvpn.com/dams to get up a Huge Discount off your NordVPN Plan + 4 months for free! It's completely risk free with Nord's 30-day money-back guarantee. Antonio Brown showed up on an episode of Cribs. Redman had a better episode. TJ Holmes and Amy Robach have to Zoom with lawyers and ABC. Jason Carr has made his return to social media. Meanwhile, Marc throws out an irresponsible WDIV rumor. More controversy at Michigan as Dr. Chung Owyang is guilty of 'research misconduct'. Kwame Kilpatrick and Bobby Ferguson are back to their weasel ways. Human trafficking going down across the Detroit River. Sports II: Gisele Bundchen and her hot Jiu-Jitsu teacher are banging away in Costa Rica. Tom Brady to the Lions is getting some attention. Reminder that our audience overwhelming voted for Jared Goff over Brady. Patrick Mahomes' annoying brother and awful wife are getting louder as the Kansas City Chiefs inch their way to the Super Bowl. LeBron James got heckled. His son, Bronny, is a McDonald's High School All-American despite being rated lower than 20 kids that aren't invited to the game. Brittany Griner can only fly private from here on out because we have to protect her. Visit Our Presenting Sponsor Hall Financial – Michigan's highest rated mortgage company Social media is dumb, but we're on Facebook,
Kiesha Brown Galloway girls basketball and AD, UGA grad &former pro athlete, Bank$hot Basketball, speaker, mentor, traveler, ATLien for life. Former pro hooper. WoodwardAlum. #DawgNation. Living and Loving in FaithNWorks. Born in Atlanta, Georgia, Brown attended Woodward Academy in Atlanta, where she was named a High School All-American by the WBCA. She participated in the WBCA High School All-America Game in 1996, scoring eleven points, and earning MVP honors. Brown attended college at the University of Georgia and graduated in 2002. Brown has played for the Washington Mystics, Houston Comets, New York Liberty, Minnesota Lynx and Los Angeles Sparks and Tulsa Shocks. @kbfaith4 kbrown@gallowayschool.org --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-furtado/support
Recorded live at The Leaf, Jay joins us to discuss some Man Grooming Stuff, We of course talk cigars, and then Rob dives into some history with Dixon, former High School All-American football player that made it to the Pros. Visit Our Sponsors For Cigars - Call The Leaf - 325-670-9955 - Free Stickers when you order Man Grooming Stuff Tabanero Cigars - Rob's Cigar of the year 2021! Case Elegance Humidors - Coin with Code: CIGARTALKCOIN Join Us in the Cigar Talk Circus - Discord Invite Cigar Talk Patreons - Join the CRUE to support these drunkards and cigar addicts --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cigartalk/support
Ohio native Taylor Huff is one of the most hyped players to put on a Lady Vol soccer jersey since Jamaica international Bunny Shaw.The four-time High School All-American and 2020 National Player of the Year joined Tennessee in 2021. In her first season, she made the SEC All-Freshman Team and All-SEC Second Team, helping the team to its first SEC Tournament crown in more than a decade. Huff was called into the U.S. women's national team's under-20 roster in the spring. This season, she leads an all-star Lady Vols squad with five assists (on top of three goals). We chat with her about her ambitions of professional soccer, the reason she plays with the #13 (which was retired at Madison Comprehensive High school after her graduation), and why Krystal's is the best fast food for ultimate soccer performance (psst…please sponsor us).Thanks for listening! Subscribe to receive an email every time there's new content.We see you Wrexham AFC. We Believe! Chat soon. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit knoxsoccerpodcast.substack.com
Don Griffin is the founder of 1821 Skills Camp in Baton Rouge, LA. It is a program directed at young football athletes. He specifically works with quarterbacks and receivers inside the chalk, with the goal to make their better their best. His desire is to impact the athletes in the time spent inside the white lines, so that the life they choose to live outside the lines of the field will bless their Creator, their family, their community, and themselves. Don was a High School All-American quarterback and was highly recruited by many of the major football programs in the country in 1972. He played 3 years at LSU, then transferred to Southeastern Louisiana University where he was Offensive Player of the Year in the Gulf South Conference in 1976, 1st Team All-Conference as a quarterback and was selected Team Captain. Don also received Associated Press All American Honorable Mention quarterback honors at Southeastern Louisiana in 1976. He still holds one passing record there. Additionally, he is the Executive Vice President of CSSI, a Baton Rouge-based Cost Segregation company that helps commercial building owners save money. Don has spoken across the country to thousands of youth and different men's groups for over 40 years helping to encourage others. Don's passion is encouraging people to love and good works in all they do, no matter their calling. Don has been married to Kate Craig Griffin for 45 years. They have 4 daughters, 3 son-in-laws and 7 grandchildren with a quiver that is definitely growing. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tim-rice4/support
To serve Jesus he walked away from being a pro soccer player, having been with both the Colorado Rapids and then the New England Revolution of Major League Soccer. That followed four years of having played soccer in South America for teams in Chile. In two of his four years there he was selected the league's Most Valuable Player at the fullback position. As a student-athlete he had made the United States Under-17 National Team and was a High School All-American before going on to Clemson University. In college he was a four-year starter and helped the Tigers to an ACC Championship and four NCAA tournament berths, including two Elite Eight appearances. He is the Vocations Director for the Catholic Diocese of Peoria in Illinois. Next week will mark eight years since he was ordained to the priesthood.
On Episode 32 of the PPR Podcast Papa Pig, Paul Rudy, and PPR Co-Host, Burt Grossman talked with former Eastlake Titan, SDSU Aztec, and future NFL offensive lineman William Dunkle. In Dec. Dunkle had officially announced, "With gratitude for all those who have helped me, I am announcing my decision to pursue my dream and enter the 2022 NFL Draft" which will take place in 6 weeks.
Tristan Smith is the Founder of Fit Lab USA in Mansfield, Texas. Fit Lab USA provides athletic development training for athletes in multiple sports and at all levels. Tristan is a former college & pro basketball player who grew up in Amityville, New York. Tristan played his high school basketball for Jack Agostino at Amityville (NY) High School where he was a two-time New York Public School State Champion, a McDonald's Top 100 High School All-American, and the Suffolk County Player of the Year in 2001. Smith played his first two seasons of college basketball at St. John's before transferring to St. Francis College where he finished his career. Tristan later played professional basketball in Uruguay, the ABA, and the USBL. If you're looking to improve your coaching please consider joining the Hoop Heads Mentorship Program. We believe that having a mentor is the best way to maximize your potential and become a transformational coach. By matching you up with one of our experienced mentors you'll develop a one on one relationship that will help your coaching, your team, your program, and your mindset. The Hoop Heads Mentorship Program delivers mentoring services to basketball coaches at all levels through our team of experienced Head Coaches. Find out more at hoopheadspod.com or shoot me an email directly mike@hoopheadspod.com Follow us on social media @hoopheadspod on Twitter and Instagram and be sure to check out the Hoop Heads Podcast Network for more great basketball content. Take some notes while you listen to this episode with Tristan Smith, Founder of Fit Lab USA in Mansfield, Texas. Website - https://thefitlabusa.com/ (https://thefitlabusa.com/) Email - mrtristansmith83@gmail.com Twitter - http://twitter.com/fitlabusa (@fitlabusa) Visit our Sponsors! https://www.drdishbasketball.com/ (Dr. Dish Basketball) Mention the Hoop Heads Podcast when you place your order and get $300 off a brand new state of the art Dr. Dish Shooting Machine! http://www.fastmodelsports.com/ (Fast Model Sports) Use Code HHP15 to get 15% off the number one play diagramming software for coaches. https://www.qwikcut.com/basketball/ (QwikCut) QwikCut is all cloud-based, and comes packed with features to help high schools and youth programs - STORE, SHARE, and ANALYZE game film. Make the switch, get double the storage, and save your program up to 50% on the fastest-growing video editing system in the country. Twitter Podcast - https://twitter.com/hoopheadspod (@hoopheadspod) Mike - https://twitter.com/hdstarthoops (@hdstarthoops) Jason - https://twitter.com/jsunkle (@jsunkle) Network - https://twitter.com/HoopHeadsPodNet (@HoopHeadsPodNet) Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hoopheadspod/ (@hoopheadspod) Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hoopheadspod/ (https://www.facebook.com/hoopheadspod/) YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDoVTtvpgwwOVL4QVswqMLQ (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDoVTtvpgwwOVL4QVswqMLQ) Support this podcast
Morgan helps athletes discover their path, voice & purpose in life through products, programs & impact mentorship. As a former High School All American, D1 & Pro athlete Morgan transitioned out of sports into a great sales job. She was exceptionally good at it but did not want to get up everyday to do it… This challenged her in many ways to discover the deeper purpose in her playing career & how to transfer the skills into an authentic passion & purpose. To date Morgan has impacted over 5,000 student athletes to design & define who they are becoming. She's been featured in in Essence Magazine, ABC & CBS for her sold out events & consulted with major brands who look to develop initiatives around building their female athlete programming off the court. Watch This Episode- https://youtu.be/SNQekLgiWU4 https://morganmjones.com/ #MorganJonesWebster #FemaleEntrepreneur #WhoKnewInTheMoment?
Mark Pattison grew up in Seattle, Washington where he was a High School All American attending Roosevelt High and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2005. Mark then attended the University of Washington and played in 2 Rose Bowls, 2 Aloha Bowls, and an Orange Bowl and was inducted into the Husky Hall of Fame in 2016. Mark is a vested member of the National Football Players Association having played five seasons in the NFL including the Raiders, Saints and Rams. As a successful entrepreneur, Mark started a venture-backed gaming company which was sold and is currently an executive for Sports llustrated. In 2021, Mark helped take the parent company of S.I., Maven public onto the NASDAQ. Mark recently became one of two NFL Players to ever climb all Seven Summits which are the highest peaks on each continent. Although he was able to summit Mt Everest, he overcame snow blindness, a Covid outbreak, two cyclones and ran out of oxygen but still found a way to get the top and back down safely. Mark has been featured in many publications including The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. He is also a philanthropist having raised over $150,000 for various causes and most recently, partnering with non-profit Higher Ground based in Sun Valley. Mark's daughter Emilia has epilepsy which motivated him to get involved in helping others. He is the host of Finding Your Summit podcast having broadcast over 200 episodes with over 150,000 downloads. He's here today to share his story and how his Hall of Fame coaches taught him the blueprint to life that have helped him overcome obstacles and achieve at the highest level. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Today we dive in with special guest Lisa Hashimoto Hall about how too often kids with special needs don’t get involved in the world of sports. We talk about avenues that both parents and coaches can pursue to help make them feel welcome and step outside of their comfort zone to help them not only build relationships but also mental and emotional strength. About Our Guest Lisa Hashimoto Hall My name is Lisa Hashimoto Hall and I’m from Perry, UT. I went to Box Elder High School in Brigham City, UT where I was a multi-sport athlete. I excelled in softball while at Box Elder and was a two-time state champion, three-time High School All-American, and the MVP of the 4A division in softball my junior year. I was able to gain a softball scholarship to the University of Utah where I was a 4-year starter. While at Utah I was awarded to be on the WAC All-Tournament team my junior year. I’m also a career holder in stolen bases and sacrifice hits. I met my husband at the University of Utah and was married in 1999. I’ve coached off and on since my playing career ended in 2000. I had an amazing opportunity right out of college to be an assistant coach at Utah State University close to my hometown. I coached there for a few years and then hung up my coach’s shoes to start a family. I had my first son in 2003 and became pregnant soon after with my second son in 2005. After a few years of raising my boys, I decided to go back to coaching at my local high school and try my hand as a head coach. I was able to coach at my alma mater, Box Elder High school, and win a state championship. It was around this time that my 2nd son received an autism diagnosis and my world turned upside down. I decided to try coaching a few more years and do my best to provide early intervention for my son but had to put my coaching career on hold again when I became pregnant with my daughter. For the next 9 years, I spent my time raising my children and providing the best education for my son. It felt like a constant battle with a lot of highs and lows doing my best to raise a child with special needs. Looking back now I can’t believe how far he’s come and the progress he’s made. He is now 16 years old and doing very well in school and is on track to graduate. I’m back into coaching my daughter’s travel softball team and enjoy watching my oldest son play baseball for the local high school. Head to our website for more information about Coach Kos, Traning The Complete Athlete.
Turner gives us a look back at this awesome experience of fishing the Bass High School All-American & how you can get signed up & maybe be one of the top 25 chose.
This is probably the most REAL and RAW interview I've had on the Too Tall Sports Podcast so far. Rashad McCants, was a McDonald's High School All American and a stand out player at UNC. He and some notable teammates won the national championship in the 2005 March Madness tournament beating Illinois in the title game.He is a former NBA player for the Minnesota Timberwolves and was drafted 14th overall in the 1st round of the 2005 NBA Draft. He spent 4 years there before heading overseas to continue his basketball career. He then came back to play in Ice Cube's 3 on 3 league called the "BIG 3". He was the #1 pick in 2017 of that league and his team, Trilogy, ended up winning the championship that year as well.Rashad found himself in some hot water after some accused him of whistleblowing about the academic fraud that was happening his school, the University of North Carolina. He was the only one to tell the truth about the lack of institutional control that occurred there along with many other universities. He wrote a book called "Plantation Education - The Exploitation of the Modern-Day Athlete-Student". He makes some compelling points about how the system was broken and still is to this day. Rashad's stories are amazing in the episode, including the craziness of his NBA Draft week...Check out his book here: https://www.amazon.com/Plantation-Education-Exploitation-Modern-Day-Athlete-Student/dp/1682618285Follow Rashad McCants on IG: @iamrashadmccantsFollow Me and SUBSCRIBE, LIKE and COMMENT on the Too Tall Sports Podcast:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOT1dawh_079qckq7OmFHAQInstagram: @tootallsportspodcastTwitter: @TooTallSportsFacebook Group: TooTallSportsPodcastApple Podcasts: Too Tall Sports PodcastSpotify: Too Tall Sports Podcasthttps://www.diamantenetwork.com/network/brettlorinPandora: https://www.pandora.com/podcast/too-tall-sports-podcast/PC:52128Email: tootallsportspodcast@gmail.com
Back Points is sponsored by Buddy Lee Jump Ropes, so go get your jump rope from Buddy Lee! Use the promo code backpoints20 for 20% off your order! (buddyleejumpropes.com). Today's episode is with Mark Strickland, who talks about beginning his wrestling journey as an eight grader, and becoming a 2x state champion at Great Bridge High School, as well as a High School All-American, a JUCO National Champion, and one of the top youth and high school wrestling coaches in the country.
Colin and I discussed his journey in lacrosse. From being a High School All-American, to Mercyhurst University, to playing at Durham University in Europe. Traveling Europe with friends and getting a taste for new cultures outside of the United States. Being coached by his Dad, as well as coming full circle to be coaching with his Dad at his alma matter. Experiencing the West Coast for the first time and much more.
David Harrison was a stand out basketball player, McDonald's High School All-American who played his college ball at the University of Colorado. Go BUFFS! He was so good, the Indiana Pacers chose him as their first round draft pick in the 2004 NBA draft. His professional career didn't go as he had hoped. From the "Malice at the Palace", to drug issues - marijuana, to be exact. Which in today's world, would have been laughed it. We talk about his highs, and his definite lows. To where he is at now in life. David is a sweet guy. He really is. You see this 7 foot giant who just wins you over with his smile, and his intellect. I am proud to call him my friend. Enjoy! Twitter: @DavidHarrison13
Mariya Moore - Former USC & Louisville Star… Talks about how to attain greatness, becoming a lawyer & much more!!!Mariya Moore is a former High School All-American and Louisville & USC standout. Mariya finished her career at Louisville making all conference every in her first three years as well as finishing 13th all time in scoring, 9th in assists, 5th in 3-pointers made and 7th in free throws made. Needless to say she was one of the best to attend the school. She transferred to USC to play her final season with her sister Minyon Moore. Mariya is not preparing for law school and is well on her way to being even more successful off the court. Mariya is a terrific young lady and we have a terrific conversation. Her mentality translates to many aspects of life. #podcast #podcasts #beyondthebuckets #show #radio #basketball #coach #life #beyond #lifestyle #coaching #entrepreneur #business #ceo #apple #spotify #chrismcswain #lifecoach #mentalperformance YouTube http://ow.ly/3kdI30qOSc6 Apple Podcast http://ow.ly/cAeV30qOSc8 Spotify http://ow.ly/7EIe30qOSc9
How'd you spend your week and whatchu sippin' on? The Graybeards are joined by former McDonald's All-American and WNBA Connecticut Sun draft pick, Cori Chambers (5:30). Cori talks about her star studded High School All-American class which included Lebron James and Chris Paul (11:05). She talks about being drafted by the Connecticut Sun and Tee gets a little too excited (22:00). Cori details her experience of playing overseas…the stories about Russia are priceless (35:30). The fellas learn about Cori's transition to being a referee and she calls out Moe in the process (43:00). Cori and KJ debate “The Mecca” as only two Knicks fans can (50:30). We get Cori's WNBA version of “Lebron vs. M.J.” (53:00). Of course there is week 8 of “Operation Lockdown” (59:30).Follow the show on Twitter @gray_beards - Instagram gray.beards - Facebook @gray.beards100 and online at graybeardspodcast.com
Aug 21 Seg 7 USA Today High School All American
Aug 21 Seg 7 USA Today High School All American
We will have as Special Guest, James Thomas, former High School All American, NCAA Champion (alongside Isaiah Thomas), NBA player, coach and scout. We will touch on the lack of Black representation in the front offices in the NBA, such as GM's, Assistance GM's, Coaches and Assistant Coaches. Also, just one Black Owner. Action in the NBA Bubble. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cornelius-pressley/support
The venture capitalist and former NBA journeyman, Josh Childress, spoke with host Michael Redd about his winding path from Compton to Stanford, the NBA, and beyond, why he went back to college (twice) after pro sports, and his passion for real estate, investing, and community redevelopment."I wanted to shift from receiving checks to writing them.’" – Josh ChildressJosh was a standout basketball star in high school and college – named a McDonald's High School All-American, AP first-team All-American, Pac-10 Conference Player of the Year, and the Pac-10 Conference Tournament MVP as a junior at Stanford in 2004 – who was selected with the sixth overall pick in the 2004 NBA draft by the Atlanta Hawks.He has played in the NBA with the Atlanta Hawks, Phoenix Suns, Brooklyn Nets, and New Orleans Pelicans, and traveled the globe playing professional basketball for teams in Greece, Australia, and Japan.Childress, after being waived by the Brooklyn Nets in 2013, enrolled back at Stanford and graduated with his degree in sociology in August 2013. He is currently enrolled in a Masters program in Real Estate at Georgetown.His over 10 years experience as a venture capitalist and real estate investor, and his passion for community building and philanthropy, led him to co-found LandSpire Group, an LA-based “...real estate investment fund that revitalizes communities of color that were once defined by small businesses, livable-wage jobs, and a thriving middle class.”If you're a fan of the show don’t forget to Subscribe to see new episodes, and Rate or Review us wherever you tune in!In this episode Michael and Josh talked aboutJosh’s trailblazing journey from pro basketball to successful businessmanWhen Michael and Josh both realized a desire to leverage their influence to give back to the communityHow dealing with adversity early on drove Josh to succeedWhy Josh turned down a $35M NBA deal to play basketball in GreeceOn going from the pro level as an athlete to a novice venture capitalistThe critical importance of mentors and giving backAnd more!To ask a question, read the transcript, or learn more, visit MichaelRedd.com.Resources:Josh ChildressLandSpire GroupJosh Childress on InstagramJosh Childress on TwitterMichael Redd on Instagram
This week our guest on the itsBIGGERthantheball pod is the ultra-talented Wanisha Smith, Assistant Women's Basketball Coach at Duke University. We are excited to share her amazing journey from High School All American playing for current Towson University Head Coach Diane Richardson, to playing in the Final Four, to starting her coaching career at Longwood, to returning to coach at her alma mater. Check out our conversation with Coach Smith! Connect with Wanisha Instagram: @duke_im_back Twitter: @duke_im_back Be sure to connect with Coach Adams & itsBIGGERthantheball www.itsBIGGERthantheball.com info@itsBIGGERthantheball.com Social Media https://facebook.com/itsbiggerthantheball https://instagram.com/coachka20 https://twitter.com/coachka20 https://youtube.com/itsbiggerthantheball
Today I sit down with my friend and former teammate, Tim Alderson. Tim played his high school ball in Arizona and was a High School All American. He was drafted in the first round by the San Francisco Giants back in 2007... He was on the fast track in the minor leagues until a trade to the Pirates changed the course of his promising career. He and I examine our experiences coming over from different organizations and being traded to Pittsburgh in the same season. Please Subscribe, Rate and Review and email me at: tootallsportspodcast@gmail.com or DM me on social media - @TootallsportspodcastEnjoy!
Inspire Healthy Harmony..... Health Transformation, Functional Medicine, Mindset Coaching for Women
I am talking with Quinton Britt a pastor and trauma and hospice chaplain. We discuss his very important work, what he has seen in his lifetime and what has not changed, our identity in Christ, how each person has value and where our hope lies. ____________________________________ HEALTHY HARMONY: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/inspirehealthyharmony/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/inspirehealthyharmony Http://www.inspirehealthyharmony.com Today's Guest: Pastor Quinton Britt Quinton Britt was born in inner city Washington DC in the 1960’s, an extremely volatile time in our country. He grew up with struggle and unrest after his parents divorced when he was only 1 year of age. Throughout school, he showed tremendous skill and talent as an athlete and ended up as a High School All American earning scholarships to local universities. Instead of choosing football as a professional career, he selected the armed forces and joined the Marine Corps. Quinton states that this is where God shaped his standards of conduct, moral integrity, fortitude, perseverance, and leaderships skills. Those standards, skills and most importantly his belief in God would come to serve him greatly as he has been met with numerous tragedies in life. In 1982, he accepted his call to ministry and went on to minister with prison and street ministry. Since that time, He has served in many capacities in the church including pastor, teacher, deacon, pastoral care, children’s ministry, just to name a few. He currently serves as night chaplain at Banner University Center in Phoenix covering many of the tragedies and traumas that so often occur as well as serving as a Hospice Chaplain. He lives with his wife Lori and daughter Jada outside Phoenix, AZ. __________________________________ Host: Jennifer Pickett One of the country’s leading dietitians, Jennifer Pickett has just announced that she will be launching a brand new podcast focusing on healthy living, holistic self-care, and encouragement. Jennifer has a Master’s Degree in Human Nutrition from the University of Southern Mississippi and will be giving away free tips to her listeners that she has given to countless clients as a health and wellness expert for the past twenty-three years. Jennifer’s journey began after getting frustrated with her own health journey so she decided to dig deep and see what she was missing. What she discovered was a very lopsided approach to healthy living. It’s very common for people to simply rely on a diet, an exercise routine, or a supplement. This one-sided approach simply leads to frustration and doesn’t fully address the whole body and holistic health. Jennifer quickly identified barriers that were holding her back from living life to the fullest. By addressing those obstacles, she started to see the beauty of harmony between body, mind, and soul. During her personal health journey, Jennifer became increasingly frustrated with the lack of simple, realistic, and holistic wellness information. After identifying this gap and huge need, Jennifer decided to launch her own company so she could coach and encourage others. That company is called Healthy Harmony. By using encouraging words with simple and realistic education, Jennifer empowers others to conquer obstacles and move forward on their health journey to live life to the fullest and that is exactly what she will be doing in her new podcast, Healthy Harmony. The podcast will be weekly and will feature several different segments with Jennifer giving healthy lifestyle tips, cooking recipes, and exclusive interviews with other leading health and lifestyle influencers. Jennifer will simultaneously be releasing interactive cooking videos on her personal YouTube channel starting mid-January. She will be teaching viewers how to make simple, healthy meals that anyone can cook at home. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/inspirehealthyharmony/message
Morgan Jones is a basketball analyst and creator of Athletes to Visionaries; an organization that aims to help female athletes embrace and discover who they are beyond the label athlete. As a high school senior, Morgan played in the McDonald’s High School All-American game and ranked No. 9-ranked on ESPN HoopGurlz. Morgan accepted a full-ride scholarship to Northwestern University and would go on to make the Big Ten All-Freshman team roster. However, Morgan transferred to Florida State after her freshman season. Morgan joins the show and shares why she left Northwestern despite experiencing success on the court and provides advice for families currently navigating the recruiting process. Plus, Morgan gives tips on how current collegiate athletes can get the most out of their college experience. Connect with Morgan Instagram/@morganjones_mj Twitter/@morganjones_mj Facebook/ Morgan M. Jones LinkedIn/ Morgan Jones Website/ morganmjones.com Newsletter Sign Up- Text Playbook to 66866
Where do we start with Michael Robinson... High School All American, Penn State Legend, Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl XLVIII Champion, NFL Network Analyst. The man has done it all at the highest level but it's what he is giving BACK to football with that is even more exciting. Dive in to all things Mike Rob & Excel To Excellence Youth Football!More Info | e2efootball.orgSupport the show (https://www.nflalumni.org/memberships/)
Clemson All American ACC Legend, Entrepreneur As we look to the Future. New POSITIVE Ideas & Servants will have to carry the torch. It's Time for & To......Do Positive! Grayson Marshall, Jr., a Washington, D.C. native, is a kingdom minded servant, inspirational leader, gifted keynote speaker, and entrepreneur. As a Clemson's 2016 ACC Legend & former McDonald’s High School All-American, two-time collegiate All-American, Team Captain, Career Assist Record-holder, and Athletic Hall of Fame member of the Famous Tigers Basketball Team at Clemson University, Grayson Marshall Jr. learned the importance of teamwork and assisting others. His book is called "Do.Positive.Just Because: The Keys to Living the Life You Always Imagined" Do you know who Tiger Woods’ coach is? Most people don’t, which is exactly the unassuming role he plays in shaping the destiny of so many. Grayson has the distinctive talent of “getting you to believe in you.” His unique ability to highlight, isolate, and obliterate mental blocks is why people call him the “Metacognition Expert.” A nationally respected influence in the basketball community, Grayson is a highly sought-after consultant for a host of college and professional teams as well as corporations. Professionally, Grayson is well known as “The Coach of Coaches.” He mentors a broad scope of C-suite executives and sports coaches to elevate their productivity and accountability. He consults with professional athletes and military and non-profit organizations to implement and maintain best practices while monetizing strategies so they can stand out in their respective markets. “If People Aren’t Laughing at Your Dream, Your Dream Isn’t Big Enough” is the basis for the motivated passion he shares. A 5-time high school basketball Coach of the Year and a business mentor to multiple millionaires, Grayson prides himself on the success of others. ~ GraysonMarshallJr.com All Rights Reserved © 2020 BuildingAbundantSuccess!! Join Me on ~ iHeart Radio @ https://tinyurl.com/iHeartBAS Spot Me on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/yxuy23ba Join Me on Facebook @ Facebook.com/BuildingAbundantSuccess
Hot Topic Jon Jones, then I interview Former MR. Football in the state of Ohio Tyrell Sutton. Sutty opens up about his journey from High School All American to Big Ten Freshman of the Year at Northwestern. A lot of great stories in this conversation from his time in the NFL to Being Traded from Montreal to Vancouver in the middle of the season. He opens up about sharing the Backfield with so many talented Running backs. His journey has brought him full circle back to Montreal where his CFL journey started and he is looking to Finally get to the top and win a Championship. Enjoy --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nikel18 /support
Dave Rimes is based in Florida, USA. He has played at the North American High School 7s Tournament as a member of the all-star touring squad, Atlantis High School Rugby, as well as a member of the USA High School All-Americans. Rimes has faced his set of challenges during his rugby journey, many coming from his handling of the type 1 diabetes that he carries. We talk about his journey and motivations for why he plays rugby. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gifttimerugby/support
This week on the podcast 2020 Paralympic hopeful Kendall Stier and her mother/coach Shannon Stier. Kendall is a 3x High School All-American, 3x USATF National Champion, 2x CIF State Shot Put/Javelin/Discus F33 Track and Field. I know a lot of letters and numbers you don’t understand. But you will after this episode. We talk to Kendall and Shannon about Kendall's journey from being born a premature twin with her sister, I mean sister/best friend Madison. To being diagnosed with cerebral palsy and being told if she did not walk by age 7 she never would. This is a story about beating all the odds the doctors put in front of you. And then fighting more just to compete with her sister in the sports she loves. All on her road to the 2020 Paralympics. As always ...Thank you for your support. Kendall Stier Instagram - @kendallstier Twitter - @kendallstier Facebook - Kendall Stier Los Angeles LinkedIn - Kendall Stier Tim Loves the Olympics Instagram - @tltOlympicpodcast Twitter - @tltopodcast Facebook - tltopodcast E-mail - TLTOpodcast @gmail.com Our Spouncer - www.plexaderm.com or call 1 (800) 685-1292 50% off with Code - TLTO
At 18-years-old Kendall Stier is a 3x High School All-American named by the United States Olympic Committee, Paralympic Division. Kendall hit the A Standard in the 2017 Shot Put, the 2018 Javelin and the 2018 Shot Put. In this podcast she tells us what it was like growing up with cerebral palsy, how she got involved in track-and-field and the obstacles she faced being an athlete with disabilities. Our guests are Kendall Stier a student at Saddleback Valley Christian, Madison Stier, Kendall's sister, Shannon Stier, Kendall's mom, Dr. Dechele Byrd a principal at George Washington Preparatory High School, School Standout Joseph Zeccola who teaches at Sherman Oaks Center for Enriched Studies and Good Day LA host Megan Colarossi. If you want to nominate a teacher, student or school administrator as one of our School Standouts click here. (https://myfoxla.secondstreetapp.com/FOX-11-School-Standouts/?fbclid=IwAR2bJM5GTyb92v7ZIJ1qTtD88cfCv0LyXVwVbNW2B7ZbxL65BFdAguLAA7s) Hit the subscribe button on this podcast and connect with me on social: Facebook.com/HalEisner (https://www.facebook.com/haleisner/) Instagram.com/HalEisner (https://www.instagram.com/haleisner/) Twitter.com/HalEisner (https://twitter.com/HalEisner) Thanks for listening! Hal Eisner
Take a walk in a basketball star's shoes. Our guest today is Marcus Fizer, former basketball player for Iowa State University and the Chicago Bulls. In this episode, we discuss a basketball career and the journey of an NBA player. ------Marcus is a former McDonald's High School All American, an Iowa State Cyclone legend, the number 4 pick in the 2000 NBA Draft, and a former Chicago Bull. He shares many stories from his playing days at Iowa State, his time in the NBA with the Bulls, and his life after playing professional basketball. Marcus gets very real with us in this chat and we are excited to bring this to you. Marcus's success on and off the court have us excited to feature him on the SportsEpreneur Podcast. The post SE06 | Marcus Fizer | A Basketball Journey appeared first on SportsEpreneur.
Take a walk in a basketball star's shoes. Our guest today is Marcus Fizer, former basketball player for Iowa State University and the Chicago Bulls. In this episode, we discuss a basketball career and the journey of an NBA player. ------Marcus is a former McDonald’s High School All American, an Iowa State Cyclone legend, the number 4 pick in the 2000 NBA Draft, and a former Chicago Bull. He shares many stories from his playing days at Iowa State, his time in the NBA with the Bulls, and his life after playing professional basketball. Marcus gets very real with us in this chat and we are excited to bring this to you. Marcus's success on and off the court have us excited to feature him on the SportsEpreneur Podcast. The post SE06 | Marcus Fizer | A Basketball Journey appeared first on SportsEpreneur.
Episode 45: Success For Life Podcast with DoWit Founder Savon Huggins Learning to Maximize your Ability- Success For Life Podcast with TeamDoWit Founder Savon Huggins Coach Schuman talks with former High School All American, Rutgers and Northern Iowa RB and Now Entrepreneur and Leader Savon Huggins. We discuss what it takes to keep getting better. The leader mindset and ability to do wit everything you have! @Teamdowit on instagram and twitter @nucfootball on twitter @nuc_fotoball on instagram @daveschuman on instagram SuccessForLifePodcast.com This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm
With the tenacity of a High School All-American wrestler, listen to how John built his construction business, one nail at a time. He weathered all the ups and downs, just like he did on the wrestling mat, and came out on top!
The vast majority of youth sports are suffering from catastrophic attrition rates and governing bodies, clubs, and teams are scrambling to keep kids in the game. US Lacrosse is growing by leaps and bounds in comparison. What is the secret formula to engaging and keeping kids have they discovered? Listen to the full podcast to hear the very simple solution to youth sport attrition rates. Enjoy the show! Show Notes 7:45 The “Pracademic” of youth sports 12:15 Why is Lacrosse still growing as a sport 22:45 TJ’s trick for getting veteran coaches to learn at his workshops 34:15 “We’ll miss you” – invest in those who are passionate supporters and get the mission 43:15 How Lacrosse has solved the time on task issue 48:15 The problem with recruiting too early – NCAA recruiting madness About TJ Buchanan TJ Buchanan was hired by U.S. Lacrosse in 2012 as the content manager for the Coaching Education Program (CEP). In this role, Buchanan handled the development of curriculum, content and other educational tools for the CEP which was then distributed to a nationwide network of trainers for use at coaches clinics across the country. In his current role, he is manager of coach development for US Lacrosse. As a coach, Buchanan has served as an assistant coach for Gettysburg College. In three seasons with Gettysburg, TJ has helped the team to back-to-back Centennial Conference Championships and NCAA Division III Tournament appearances. He previously spent three seasons as an assistant coach for Hood College after a successful nine-year run as head coach of South Western High School. During his time at South Western, Buchanan coached his team to many tournament appearances and two championship games. He coached three players to High School All-American status as well as one Academic All-American. Get in Touch Email: ADM@USLacrosse.org Website:USLacrosse.org - Athlete Development Model Become a Transformational Coach Today - Join Us at Way of Champions 2018 Take your Coaching to the Next Level with Transformational Coaching If you are enjoying our podcast, please help us out and leave a review on iTunes. How to leave an iTunes rating or review for a podcast from your iPhone or iPad Launch Apple’s Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Enter the name Way of Champions. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the album art for the Way of Champions podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. Thanks so much, every review helps us to spread this message! Hosted by John O'Sullivan. Produced by Coach Reed Maltbie
Bella Picard is a former high school All-American and Division-1 softball player at St. Joseph's University in Philadelphia, PA. In a game against Fordham University on April 18, 2015, Bella suffered a spinal cord injury while sliding head-first into second base on a hit-and-run play. The injury compromised the movement on the right side of her body. In this episode Bella takes us through her recovery and overcoming the odds as she works towards a return to the diamond. Below is a short video of Bella's story produced by Bleacher Report. You will also find a list of topics Bella and I discuss throughout the interview: Takes us through the play that changed her life and her first thoughts after regaining consciousness. Bella's initial thoughts after being told by doctors that she wouldn’t be able to play softball anymore. The necessary surgeries she underwent. Setbacks experienced due to circulation troubles after finally re-learning how to walk. Why these setbacks were actually a blessing in disguise. The incentive to make as much progress as possible within the first year after a spinal cord injury. The evolution of Bella's rehab, which includes locomotor training. “WE CAN DO ANY EXERCISE, IT JUST LOOKS A LITTLE WEIRD” “ITS SOMETHING THAT YOU CAN’T STOP THINKING ABOUT EVERY NIGHT, ITS LIKE THAT GOOD PLAY YOU MADE IN THE GAME” How her fitness goals have changed since her injury. Why athletes need to lose the go hard or go home mentality. How she pulled her wrist out of socket. The mental and emotional setbacks she makes for herself at times. The power of her faith when she gets down on how her life is different than it was when she was an All-American athlete. How she looks for God’s signs. Where her interest in Space and NASA came from. “HOW DID BREAK MY NECK AND STILL CAN’T DO THINGS HOW I USED TOO, YET WE CAN GO TO SPACE?” The importance of not comparing herself to what she did before her injury. Learning from failure and how softball allows for that. The importance of not taking yourself too seriously “WHY BE MISERABLE IN A MISERABLE SITUATION, THAT IS DOUBLE MISERABLE” Why the spinal cord is like the ocean. How her approach to goal setting and expectation has changed. The benefits of meditation for gray matter in the brain and spinal cord. How the saying "work like horse, eat like horse" still applies and the nutritional changes Bella has made since her injury. How she became friends with Eric LeGrand and the greatest lesson she has learned from him. Thoughts on sliding headfirst. Dealing with the loss of muscl
Bella Picard is a former high school All-American and Division-1 softball player at St. Joseph's University in Philadelphia, PA. In a game against Fordham University on April 18, 2015, Bella suffered a spinal cord injury while sliding head-first into second base on a hit-and-run play. The injury compromised the movement on the right side of her body. In this episode Bella takes us through her recovery and overcoming the odds as she works towards a return to the diamond. Below is a short video of Bella's story produced by Bleacher Report. You will also find a list of topics Bella and I discuss throughout the interview: Takes us through the play that changed her life and her first thoughts after regaining consciousness. Bella's initial thoughts after being told by doctors that she wouldn’t be able to play softball anymore. The necessary surgeries she underwent. Setbacks experienced due to circulation troubles after finally re-learning how to walk. Why these setbacks were actually a blessing in disguise. The incentive to make as much progress as possible within the first year after a spinal cord injury. The evolution of Bella's rehab, which includes locomotor training. “WE CAN DO ANY EXERCISE, IT JUST LOOKS A LITTLE WEIRD” “ITS SOMETHING THAT YOU CAN’T STOP THINKING ABOUT EVERY NIGHT, ITS LIKE THAT GOOD PLAY YOU MADE IN THE GAME” How her fitness goals have changed since her injury. Why athletes need to lose the go hard or go home mentality. How she pulled her wrist out of socket. The mental and emotional setbacks she makes for herself at times. The power of her faith when she gets down on how her life is different than it was when she was an All-American athlete. How she looks for God’s signs. Where her interest in Space and NASA came from. “HOW DID BREAK MY NECK AND STILL CAN’T DO THINGS HOW I USED TOO, YET WE CAN GO TO SPACE?” The importance of not comparing herself to what she did before her injury. Learning from failure and how softball allows for that. The importance of not taking yourself too seriously “WHY BE MISERABLE IN A MISERABLE SITUATION, THAT IS DOUBLE MISERABLE” Why the spinal cord is like the ocean. How her approach to goal setting and expectation has changed. The benefits of meditation for gray matter in the brain and spinal cord. How the saying "work like horse, eat like horse" still applies and the nutritional changes Bella has made since her injury. How she became friends with Eric LeGrand and the greatest lesson she has learned from him. Thoughts on sliding headfirst. Dealing with the loss of muscle after injury. How her dog Benny Has helped her throughout her recovery. Why its important for athletes to listen to their bodies. WHERE CAN YOU CONNECT WITH BELLA? TWITTER | INSTAGRAM | SNAPCHAT Download Episode 118 : iTunes | Stitcher | SoundCloud
Paul and Matt break down the thrilling National Championship game between Alabama and Georgia. They discuss many of the top prospects, coaching decisions and storylines from the game. Some of the prospects they discuss include Tua Tagovailoa, Calvin Ridley, Jalen Hurts, Damien Harris, Jake Fromm, Nick Chubb, Sony Michel and more. In the next segment, they recap the two High School All Star Games. They talk about many of the top high school players by position from the Under Armour All American Game and the Army All American Game. Hosts: Matt Caraccio (@matty_os) Paul Perdichizzi (@paulie23ny) Editor: David Nakano (@kawikaNakano)
William Conner shares his journey from High School All American to a man battling guilt and shame. A true story of God's redemptive power.
Connor Barth went from kicking footballs on the high school field in Wilmington, to the college spotlight in Chapel Hill, into the world of professional sports. Football then became his job. Connor proved himself, landed a big contract, then suffered a severe injury playing in a charity basketball game. He worked his way back into the starting lineup, only to experience the cold, hard realities of the business. The now 31-year-old shares his stories of good and bad times along the way, as he enters his tenth year of making a living with his right leg. (**NOTE - I misspoke during the podcast. The Barth Brothers Kicking Camp will take place at 5:30pm on Thursday, July 13, not Sunday. My apologies!)
WhoGotNext Episode 2 features former High School All-American and University of Cincinnati Bearcat basketball star Armein Kirkland. Armein discussed his High School experience and the hard work & dedication it took to get to the college level.
In this special conversation, Tim and Neil discuss old guy baseball stories, getting drafted 4 times to the MLB, and records that will never be broken (literally) with our Dad, Dave Flattery. Dad is a former High School All-American pitcher, an Iowa State Cyclone, and holds the unique distinction of being one of the only players ever drafted 4 times by MLB teams and never signing.
High School All-American, NIT Champion, Film Producer & Actor, Nigel Miguel. High School: Notre Dame (Sherman Oaks), California As a child, Nigel moved from Central America to California. We talk about his role models as a youngster, before transitioning into his high-school career, where, as a senior, he led his team to a 19-5 record, en route to winning the Del Rey League Championship. He was named a 1981 McDonald’s All-American, in the famous class that included Michael Jordan, Patrick Ewing and Chris Mullin. He discusses the tremendous opportunities that afforded him, including a crucial role in the USA’s gold-medal win at the 1981 Albert Schweitzer Tournament (often referred to as the Mini-Basketball World Cup, or Junior Olympics). College: University of California Los Angeles | Years: 1981-82 – 1984-85 Nigel played four seasons at UCLA. As a freshman, he was teammates with future Utah Jazz great – and friend of the show – Mark Eaton. In his sophomore season, Nigel’s Bruins made it the NCAA Tournament. He talks about the joy of making it to the tournament, coupled with the disappointment of a first-game exit. In his junior and senior years, Nigel paired with all-time great, Reggie Miller. Prior to his last season with the team, Walt Hazzard – a player on John Wooden’s first NCAA Championship team – took the helm as UCLA coach. We discuss his lasting impact on Nigel and the team.. Miguel ended his Bruins career in style, scoring an equal game-high, 18 points, as UCLA won the 1985 NIT Championship, at the famed Madison Square Garden. CBA / NBA career | Years: 1985-86 – 1986-87 We talk about the lead-up to the 1985 NBA Draft, including team interviews that Nigel undertook, and, his one-on-one workout with the legendary Jerry West, on the court at the Great Western Forum. After being the last player cut from the New Jersey Nets’ training camp, Nigel signed with Wisconsin’s new CBA franchise, the La Crosse Catbirds. He talks about his fondness for that season, where he was named to the league’s All-Rookie team, averaging more than 17 points per game. Miguel was runner-up to future NBA All-Star, Michael Adams, for Rookie of the Year. The Catbirds made it to the 1986 CBA Championship series, before losing out to (former podcast guest) Ed Nealy and his Tampa Bay Thrillers. Continued interest from the New Jersey Nets (and L.A. Lakers), led to Nigel’s return to (Nets) training camp, in anticipation of a roster spot for the 1986-87 NBA season. He talks about the seemingly-innocuous ‘tweak’ of his ankle, during a lead-up game. That quickly led to an inner-monologue: “My foot is on the ground…but I don’t feel anything”. He’d fractured his heel bone and damaged his Achilles tendon. NBA veteran, Buck Williams, helped Nigel put his injury into context – offering suggestions on how to overcome the disappointment of having his professional career, seemingly reach an abrupt end. Entertainment: Commercials, television, movies and more After commencing rehabilitation for the 1987-88 NBA season, Nigel lost the desire to compete at the highest level, making a conscious decision to pursue other opportunities. His love for the entertainment industry, went as far back as high school – he attended classes with peers who had connections (family and otherwise) with the entertainment industry. Miguel’s attorney helped connect Nigel with an agent and key members of the entertainment industry. Not long after, Dennis Hopper - recognizing the former-Bruins player - struck up a conversation with Miguel. Within an hour, Nigel was offered his first movie role, in Colors (1988). Future roles included the TV series, Hangin’ with Mr. Cooper (1992) and movies, White Men Can’t Jump (1992), Blue Chips (1994) and the iconic Space Jam (1996), where Miguel appears on-screen and off; he was Basketball Technical Advisor. We chat about his crucial involvement in the behind-the-scenes running of the legendary Jordan Dome, where Michael Jordan took part in amazing pick-up games – including Magic Johnson, Charles Barkley, Larry Johnson, Dennis Rodman & Jack Haley – during production of the film. Nigel also details what it was like to be Michael Jordan’s ‘body double’ for seven years. We chat about Nigel being named Belize’s ‘Goodwill Ambassador‘ (1994) and ‘Film Ambassador’ (2008), along with what the prestigious positions mean to him. Nigel also talks about creating II Jam Casting & Production. I ask Nigel to recall “The Game I’ll Never Forget” and round out the conversation with a chat about the significance of his jersey number. Nigel Miguel: IMDb | Media: Ardomi | Twitter: @FilmBelize We discuss Mitchell's career in basketball since he retired as a player. He's been involved in various roles, most recently, accepting a position as a sports agent at Jackson Management Group (owned by Phil Jackson's son, Charles). Our conversation rounds out with a quick chat about the significance of Mitchell's jersey numbers. People mentioned in this episode, include: Cedric Ceballos, Pearl Washington & Gail Goodrich. Editor's note: sign-up for the monthly newsletter - receive exclusive details on upcoming podcast episodes and future, high-profile guests to appear on the show. Show notes | I appreciate all feedback, FB Page 'Likes' and iTunes ratings / reviews. Follow: Facebook | Twitter | Google+ Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher | Newsletter | RSS | Website Support Adam via Amazon: click-through and purchase any item (store-wide – within 24 hours) - it helps support the podcast – importantly, at no additional cost to you. Thanks. Feedback: e-mail (audio welcome) | Voicemail
High School All-American and eight-year NBA veteran, Mitchell Butler. High School: Oakwood, California Mitchell reflects on his outstanding high school career. From 1987 to 1989, he was named the Southern Section Small Schools Division, Player of the Year. In 1988, he led Oakwood to the (Liberty League) Division Championship, notching an astonishing 47 points, 19 rebounds, 4 steals and 2 blocks, in his team's 61-60 victory. We talk about his 1988 quarterfinal game, where he tallied a staggering 50, of his team’s 55 points, in an eight-point win (55-47). In November of 1988 – in the early-signing period ahead of his senior year at high school - Mitchell signed a letter of intent with the UCLA Bruins. He discusses how heavily he was recruited and what led him to ultimately choose the Bruins. Mitchell also talks about his 1989 (Third Team) All-American selection. College: University of California Los Angeles | Years: 1989-90 - 1992-93 At the time of recording our conversation, Mitchell ranked sixth all-time, in total games played (130) for the UCLA Bruins. Whilst researching for our chat, I discovered that in the last warm-up game (November, 1989) prior to his freshman season, Butler's Bruins played against my fellow countrymen, the Australian Boomers. UCLA defeated the Aussies, 80-68, at Pauley Pavilion. Mitchell played in the NCAA Tournament, in each of his four seasons. We chat about his freshman campaign, where he made it to the Sweet Sixteen, against Duke - the eventual National Finalists (who lost to UNLV). As a sophomore, Butler started almost every game, before the Bruins were upset by Penn State in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. We discuss how close Mitchell came to transferring from UCLA after that second season. UCLA made it to the Elite Eight, in 1992, before losing out to Calbert Cheaney and his Indiana Hoosiers. Though it was a disappointing end to the season, Mitchell won his team's Player Improvement Award, due to his all-around play and positive mental attitude. As a senior, he was named team captain and also enjoyed (arguably) his best season as a Bruin, with 9.5 points, 5.3 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game. We cover UCLA's near-upset of Michigan's Fab Five, in a classic, second-round overtime game, in the 1993 NCAA Tournament. NBA / Euro / ABA / CBA career | Years: 1993-94 - 2003-04 We talk about the circumstances behind Mitchell being overlooked on (1993) draft day, and how he made his way into the league, in the months that followed. Individually, Mitchell's best NBA seasons were his first two years in the league, averaging almost eight points and three rebounds, in just 19 minutes per game. We cover his first stint with Washington and also, his links to Australian legend - and former podcast guest - Andrew Gaze. Butler twice scored an NBA-career high of 26 points. Mitchell describes the feeling of being 'on fire'. Thanks to a tip-off from great friend of the podcast, Jim McIlvaine, I ask Mitchell about his acting career. We briefly discuss his roles in Blue Chips (1994) & Rebound: The Legend of Earl 'The Goat' Manigault (1996). Mitchell talks about his involvement with Space Jam (1996), however, his scenes were ultimately cut from the movie. Prior to the 1997 season, Washington traded Mitchell (along with Rasheed Wallace) to Portland, in return for Harvey Grant and Rod Strickland. We talk about Mitchell's thoughts on the deal. Butler made it to the playoffs for the first time in his NBA career - playing limited minutes in a four-game series loss to the L.A. Lakers. He talks about how it felt to be part of a playoff team. Mitchell signed as a free agent with Cleveland. Barely a month into the season, he suffered significant neck and shoulder problems, leading to surgery. He talks about the impact the injury had on his career, and how he dealt with news that he'd miss the rest of the season. Following the lockout-shortened 1999 season, Butler wouldn’t return to the NBA until the 2001-02 campaign. During that gap in his NBA résumé, he headed overseas and played in Lithuania, before returning home and playing in the American Basketball Association (not related to the original ABA, I should add). Mitchell returned to the Trail Blazers franchise, signing as a free agent. He discusses what it was like to be back in the NBA and how his second time with the team, differed so much to his 1997 season. Prior to his final season in the NBA, Mitchell was a key member of the Continental Basketball Association's (CBA) Yakima Sun Kings. His team won the 2003 Championship. He reflects fondly on his time in the league. Butler closed out his NBA-playing career, returning to suit up for the Washington Wizards. We chat about his final season, what opportunities presented themselves and whether he could have played on, beyond 2004. Mitchell featured in a number of Top 10 Plays on NBA Action. I asked him to choose his favorite move and he certainly didn't disappoint. I ask Mitchell to recall “The Game I’ll Never Forget”. In a first for the podcast, he shares three-memorable games - one each from high school, college and the NBA. We discuss Mitchell's career in basketball since he retired as a player. He's been involved in various roles, most recently, accepting a position as a sports agent at Jackson Management Group (owned by Phil Jackson's son, Charles). Our conversation rounds out with a quick chat about the significance of Mitchell's jersey numbers. People mentioned in this episode, include: Michael Adams, Tyus Edney, Darrick Martin, Chris Webber, Vernon Maxwell, Allan Houston, Kenny Anderson, Tracy Murray, James Robinson & Ed O'Bannon. 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The Total Tutor Neil Haley and Coach Karen Hall will interviewFormer Pitt Basketball Star Curtis Aiken. Aiken's success continued in his college career at the University of Pittsburgh. He played guard for the Panthers from 1983-87 and is considered a legend in the steel city. As a recruit, he was Pitt's first McDonald's High School All-American, and his numbers speak for themselves. With 1,200 career points, Aiken ranks 21st on Pitt's all-time scoring list. He ranks 8th among school leaders in assists with 378, and 12th in steals with 155. He tied the school's record with seven steals in a 1985 game against Syracuse. His performance on the court led to a number of accolades for Aiken throughout his career. He was named one of the top three seniors in the Big East prior to his senior season by Eastern Basketball, and was the Big East Player of the Week later that season. During his junior year, both Sports Illustrated and The Sporting News named Curtis the Player of the Week during the first week of January. As a key recruit, he helped pave the way for Pitt's entry into the Big East, and in his senior year, he captained Pitt's Big East regular season championship team on its way to a 25-8 overall finish and a 12-4 conference mark. Aiken is the founder and CEO of Pro Tech Compliance, Inc., a technology and services company in Pittsburgh. He is an avid supporter of several community groups in the Pittsburgh region and currently serves on the boards of organizations such as the Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh, the YMCA Metro Board, the Juvenile Diabetes Fund, the Intergovernmental Cooperation Authority (ICA) Board – which oversees the city's finances, and the University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute.
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The Royals selected lefty slugger Ryan O’Hearn with their 8th round selection in the 2014 Draft and when you look at his numbers, it’s easy to see why. O’Hearn, a former second team High School All-American by Baseball America, finished … Continue reading → The post Ryan O’Hearn appeared first on Clubhouse Conversation.
High School All-American, NCAA great and NBA All-Star, Jeff Ruland. Jeff discusses his early sporting life and the major growth-spurt that coincided with his decision to focus on basketball. He was named High School All-American in the same class as Magic Johnson and was heavily recruited across the country. We chat about his decision to remain in New York and commit to Iona College, led by future luminary, Jim Valvano. Jeff opens up about the 1980 NBA Draft and why he opted to head overseas and play in Spain, before commencing his rookie season in 1982. We talk about Jeff's excellent first three full seasons, that resulted in NBA All-Star selections in 1984 and 1985. Jeff recalls Michael Jordan's debut game in the NBA and the rude awakening that MJ would receive on his first dunk attempt in Chicago Stadium. We chat about the impact of the Showtime Lakers and Boston's Big Three, plus, the onset of injury issues that began to halt Jeff's career. We also talk about one of the most memorable trades in NBA history; the Bullets' decision to trade Jeff to Philadelphia, in exchange for Moses Malone. Jeff details his (first) retirement from the NBA in 1987 and how he went back to college to complete his degree, before making his remarkable comeback attempt in the 1992 season. We also learn about the successes of Jeff's coaching career, that are also mixed with trials and tribulations you need to hear to fully comprehend. Our conversation covers a broad-range of interesting topics and is an open and engaging look at one of basketball's most underrated careers, ever. Show notes | I appreciate all feedback, FB Page 'Likes' and iTunes ratings / reviews. Follow: Facebook | Twitter | Google+ Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher | RSS | Website Feedback: e-mail (audio welcome) | Voicemail
High School All-American, University of North Carolina star and NBA veteran, Joe Wolf. We discuss EuroBasket 2013, where Joe was an assistant coach to Mike Fratello, steering Ukraine to a sensational 6th place finish; earning the team a guaranteed spot in the 2014 FIBA World Cup. Joe talks about his amazing high school basketball career, where he was (2005) named Wisconsin's greatest ever player. He discusses his career at North Carolina, playing alongside greats of game, including Michael Jordan, Sam Perkins, Brad Daugherty and Kenny Smith. We also learn Joe's whereabouts, on the day he was drafted into the NBA, in 1987. We break down his 11-year NBA career, his years coaching in the CBA and NBA D-League and five seasons with the Milwaukee Bucks; culminating last season, as the lead assistant to Scott Skiles. Thanks again, to former guest on this podcast, Bob Hill – he was pivotal is helping make this conversation come to fruition. Many thanks, Bob. Show notes | I appreciate all feedback, FB Page 'Likes' and iTunes ratings / reviews. Follow: Facebook | Twitter | Google+ Subscribe: iTunes | RSS | Website Feedback: e-mail (audio welcome) | Voicemail
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