Podcasts about international cup

We saw the start of AEW's Continental Classic tournament, the first match in the Women's International Cup qualifiers, and more! We talk about it all in this review of AEW Dynamite from November 27, 2024 in Chicago!Be sure to join us on the AEW Fan Hub subreddit for all of our great community discussions!

We're back, and it's time to take a look at both Historic X-Over II and New Blood West 2!Rob and Matt chat about Mayu and Momo's show-stealing title match, a divisive mixed-tag match, Matoi Hamabe's debut, Matt trying in vain to put a positive spin on that spot, Mayu and AZM in the Tokyo Dome, the Women's International Cup and Saya Kamitani breaking Ryusuke Taguchi as well as so much more!Buy Rob's NEW Stardom Book – Chasing the Dream: 50 of Stardom's Greatest Matches Right Here: https://tinyurl.com/2eemszmtSubscribe to our PATREON: https://patreon.com/TheStardomCastThe website: https://www.talkjoshi.comSubscribe to the Podcast: https://linktr.ee/talkjoshiJoin our Discord Server: https://discord.gg/bbDcAwcTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/thestardomcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/thestardomcastTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/thestardomcastBuy our Merch: https://teespring.com/en-GB/stores/podmania-podcasting-networkYouTube: https://tinyurl.com/2s4zrf3rAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In the build up to this weekend's ‘Blind Baseball International Cup', we've been hearing about preparations for the event from hosts ‘British Baseball' and organisers, the ‘World Baseball Softball Confederation'. More information on tickets for the competition can be found here - World Baseball Softball Confederation Blind Baseball International Cup '24 Tickets, Multiple Dates | Eventbrite You can find more on Team GB on their Facebook page - www.facebook.com/UKBlindbaseball Image: Text reads "WBSC Blind Baseball International Cup, London 2024" On the dark blue background is the tournament logo, a colourful stick-man figure playing baseball. 

Great Britain are in action this weekend at the ‘Blind Baseball International Cup'. Hywel Davies has been hearing about preparations for the tournament, plus how you can get involved. More information on tickets for the competition can be found here - World Baseball Softball Confederation Blind Baseball International Cup '24 Tickets, Multiple Dates | Eventbrite You can find more on Team GB on their Facebook page - www.facebook.com/UKBlindbaseball Image: Text reads "WBSC Blind Baseball International Cup, London 2024" On the dark blue background is the tournament logo, a colourful stick-man figure playing baseball. 

Great Britain are in action this weekend at the ‘Blind Baseball International Cup'. Hywel Davies has been hearing about preparations for the tournament, plus how you can get involved. More information on tickets for the competition can be found here - World Baseball Softball Confederation Blind Baseball International Cup '24 Tickets, Multiple Dates | Eventbrite You can find more on Team GB on their Facebook page - www.facebook.com/UKBlindbaseball Image: Text reads "WBSC Blind Baseball International Cup, London 2024" On the dark blue background is the tournament logo, a colourful stick-man figure playing baseball. 

In Episode 19, Chaman “Guriya” Mushtaq of the Rawalpindi Women's Footy Club talks about her love of footy and the incredible development of the sport in Pakistan. Hosted by Greg Bridges, Chaman shares her experiences competing at the International Cup in 2017 and highlights the work put in by so many people to grow the game and achieve success in future international tournaments.

Today Tom is joined in studio by Lawrence local and the USA Football 2023 International Cup Flag Football Champion, Nyasia Caban and her father Michael Caban to discuss women's flag football, Nyasia's win and the possibility of women's flag football becoming an Olympic event. He also discusses Methuen Police Captain Greg Gallant winning his suit against Methuen.   Follow Tom and The Valley Patriot on: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnmOQIeRxnrkI0iiH-ZEfYw Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ValleyPatriot Public Celebrity Page: https://www.facebook.com/tomdugganJr/?ref=page_internal Podbean: https://payingattention.podbean.com/   #LocalPolitics #TheValleyPatriot #MerrimackValley23 #UnitedPodcastNetwork #Studio21PodcastCafe

On Friday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Corofin native, Ciara Corbett, member of the Irish Banshees, Ireland's National Women's AFL team. The Irish National Women's AFL team has just recently won the 2023 AFL Euro Cup for the fourth time in a row! Ciara discussed how she was first introduced to the sport and how her career progressed and led to where she is now. She also highlighted how competitive the sport is. Ciara explained that the Irish Banshees have now set their eyes on their next challenge, the International Cup in Australia.

Caitlin grew up in Oakland, CA and now lives in San Francisco, CA with her boyfriend, Daniel after going to college in the Midwest. She grew up playing soccer, then rugby, then discovered Australian Rules Football after graduating from college in 2015. She made the national Australian Rules Football team in 2019 and was going to compete in Australia in 2020 in the International Cup, but then COVID shut the world down.  The outdoors have always been a huge part of Caitlin's life. Her parent's first took her backpacking when she was 3 years old and did numerous trips in the Sierra Nevada's that Caitlin eventually came to love (although at first, she thought her parents were torturing her and depriving her of a normal childhood). She discovered distance running in 2014 when she was training to hike across Spain but didn't have the time to go on longer hikes so resorted to running. In 2016, she came to the realization that you can not only hike on trails, but you can also run on them! She ran her first trail marathon in 2017 and applied to Becoming Ultra at the end of 2021 right after she had foot surgery for a foot injury that had sidelined her from running for a year and a half. Since then, she's re-fallen in love with trail running and has found amazing communities though Becoming Ultra and Trail Sisters. She's run two 50Ks, an “ultra” Ragnar, and has her first 50-mile race in Oregon in early July.  Ever wonder where exposing your children to the great outdoors can lead?  Caitlin grew up with parents who exposed her to lots of camping, hiking, and backpacking in amazing places.  It is so fun to hear her talk about her adventures throughout her life, which includes a very special hike with her Dad.  Caitlin shares her experience with training for her first ultra and the disappointment of dealing with an injury.  We also discuss her first 50-mile race at Mt. Hood (that she crushed by the way).  This is a fun, feel good episode.  I will leave you with one of Caitlin's favorite quotes that I cannot stop thinking about.  “Be fearless in the pursuit of what sets your soul on fire”. 

The World Championships in dressage, jumping, vaulting and para-dressage took place in Herning Denmark August 6-14, 2022. There were 950 riders and vaulters, and 1200 horses from 50 nations. Women took over the podium in the individual dressage when Britain's Charlotte Fry was crowned World Champion with Denmark's Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour in silver and Dinja van Liere from The Netherlands in bronze. Denmark (3 women) won the team gold with Great Britain (2 women) silver and Germany (2 women) bronze. Sweden dominated the jumping with team and individual gold. Malin Baryard-Johnnson was the only woman on the Swedish team and Dutch silver medal rider Sanne Thijssen the only other woman winning a team medal. Very unusually, there were no women finishing in the top ten individually in jumping. The other FEI disciplines of eventing and carriage driving hold their world championships September 14-18 in Pratoni del Vivaro, Italy. In football, Megan Rapinoe scores two of the four goals in OL Reign's win over Gotham FC. Nancy has news of the Ballon d'Or Feminin nominees as well as The Women's Cup and Women's International Cup which are taking place in the US this week. With two weeks to go to the start of the US Open Tennis —Aug 29 - Sept 11— Serena Williams announces her retirement. We have an update on Brittney Griner who is to appeal her nine-year jail sentence in Russia. England celebrated more success in The Hundred cricket tournament which made its debut last year to rave reviews. And finally this week we mark the 100 year anniversary of Women's World Games.Hosts: Chris Stafford & Nancy GillenRecorded: August 15, 2022WiSP Sports is the ONLY GLOBAL PODCAST NETWORK FOR WOMEN'S SPORT with more than 60 hosts, 1600+ episodes across 50 shows and over 7 million downloads. Every episode is a WiSP SPORTS ORIGINAL PRODUCTION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.We are ranked in the top 2% of more than 2.71 million podcasts worldwide. WiSP Sports is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at wispsports@gmail.com.

The dream to play in the AFL is edging closer for Hewago Oea - better known as Ace. The young Papua New Guinean has been turning heads playing for Gold Coast Suns at second tier level this season, after first grabbing the headlines for his country when they won the International Cup four years ago.

AFL Vanuatu know they face a big task to spread their message in a country where soccer dominates. But they expect interest in the sport to keep growing now COVID-19 restrictions have been lifted, and they have more than half an eye on featuring at the next International Cup in 2024.

The shock of the WSL season so far. Arsenal v Birmingham who would have thunk it.  Plus Sara talks about clueing us all in to the Covid situation.  First up, Sara and Allie talk about the shock result from the Birmingham V Arsenal Fan. Full props to Birmingham, a result so good Sara is considering changing her club to back.  We then go around the world, finally being able to check in with the League Down under, Spain and the upcoming International Cup competitions.  Finally Sara talks transparency about the Covid situation. Are clubs taking advantage by keeping opponents in the dark.  Take a wild ride with us and boy is it good to be back.  Episode edited by Mike Adams. Follow us on Social @theWOSOshow

Claire Buchanan joins the show to share her incredible journey and the amazing work she continues to do. Claire is an athlete that participates in women's ice sledge hockey. A member of the Canada women's national ice sledge hockey team, she competed in the first-ever IPC Ice Sledge Hockey Women's International Cup in 2014. Claire was born with spina bifida but has not let that stop her from achieving her dreams. Buchanan plays on the defense position in ice sledge hockey. When not with the national team, she is a member of the Mississauga Cruisers. #sledhockey #mentalhealth #hope   MUSIC BY THE SAVAGE PATCH KIDDS   PLEASE DONATE TO ELLIE WWW.GOFUNDME.COM/ELLIESTRONG10

Jane is a cross-country travelling entrepreneur and Canadian athlete who has represented herself in nine provinces for work and competitions. Her videography business, Arrow and Knot Productions, specializes in wedding and corporate videos, and she has also produced commercials that aired on CBC & SportsNet. Her business won Gold in The Coast- Best of Weddings for the last three consecutive years. Jane qualified to represent team Canada at the International Cup for Baton Twirling. She is also the only woman from Nova Scotia to win the International Mouse-car Award at Disney World's Twirl-Mania for her “Solo” routine. For five years Jane's passion for sport and competition has been channeled through Olympic Style Weightlifting. Each competition taught Jane to appreciate her body's physical capabilities, which led her to create a short documentary to showcase women in sports. Being Miss Confidence Canada, Jane will continue to promote to Canadian women that Strong is Beautiful. Connect with Jane: https://www.instagram.com/janeelizabethnicholson/ --- Lost your pageant motivation? Book in a coaching session TODAY: ⬇️⬇️⬇️ https://thepageantboss.com/

Welcome to Episode 337 of the No Quit Living Podcast. NQL is a personal development podcast designed to help you achieve your goals and desires. Whether you found us from Forbes, Inc Magazine, CEO Magazine, CIO, New Theory, or elsewhere, we're thrilled you are listening. Through hearing the inspiring stories and tips from the greats, we will all find it easier to stay motivated. Zach Sorensen played Major League baseball with the Cleveland Indians and the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. In 1998, he was a second round draft pick (63rd overall) out of Wichita State University, where he earned All-American and Academic All-American honors. As a member of the 1997 and 2001 USA National baseball teams, he captured a silver medal in the International Cup. He is Currently a mental performance coach for the Atlanta Braves.   Website: http://phenomsports.com/ Book: https://www.amazon.com/HARD-90-Prepare-Compete-Progress/dp/B08CG7LMP8 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zsorensen4/?hl=en  

#AFLEuropePodcast | On this episode of One Kick Later we're very excited to be joined by Laura Turner-Ramadan. Laura first experienced Australian Football in a ten-month stay in Sydney and could not believe it when she heard there were teams playing back home in England. Well, it's since become quite the journey for Laura, which has included captaining and leading teams to AFL Europe's Champions League, Euro Cup, European Championships as well as the first Great Britain women's team to the AFL's International Cup in 2017. I've got no doubt you'll find Laura's love and motivation for the sport extremely infectious, as she shares her story and experiences on representing her country in international tournaments, the growth of the AFL London women's league and it being a proven pathway to the AFLW for players and coaches, having a child on an AFL Grand Final day and plenty more.

Big announcement!  Olympic swimming champion Caeleb Dressel will be producing another Dressel Dissects video, and it will be his 100 scm IM World Record from the ISL. So, stay tuned. He feels guilty for not producing one for awhile, but he assured me that episode is coming. See his YouTube channel here. Caeleb was nice enough to drop-in for 15 minutes of conversation, and he unpacks his ISCA meet swims.  If you missed it, ISCA ran yards in the morning and meters at night. Caeleb popped a 1:40 200 yard fly and 3:44 400 IM just to let you know he still loves yards, and he was happy with his 48.8 100 meters free. He felt those swims were on-point for in-season races. I tried to get to him to say he could drop a 1:36+ 200 yard fly shaven and suited, but he wouldn't go there. I think he's got that swim if he wants it. What do you think? Caeleb's got a mutual partner, SPIRE Academy, and he has high praise for their upcoming summer camps. You can see them here to sign up. I play the U.S. Olympic Trials prediction game, but I'm going to play again after the Mission Pro Swim as well. My predictions might change a little. I think I played it too safe below. I'm curious if commenters will change their predictions between now and next week. PREDICTIONS FOR U.S. OLYMPIC TRIALS Dressel is the master at double tapers. His Olympics will be faster than the US Trials. BUT AT TRIALS I SEE: 50 free - 21.3 (maybe a little slow) 100 free - 47 point 2 100 fly - 49 point 9 I want Caeleb to swim the 200 free, at least in prelims. I don’t know if he will. If he does, I see a 1:45 point 8 or 9, enough speed to show he’s a strong option for the 4x200 US relay. But who cares what I think? It is all about  what you think. Give me your best swimming analysis.

#AFLEuropePodcast | Welcome to a brand new series on the AFL Europe Podcast, One Kick Later. Hosted by Jackson Jones, One Kick Later will talk to some of the most passionate players, coaches, umpires and volunteers across the world who have fallen in love with Australian Football and have played significant roles in growing the sport across Europe. Without further ado, we're excited to present our first guest of the series, Florian Naumann. Growing up in Germany, Flo was first introduced to the sport on a school exchange trip to Australia. Seeing Essendon play live at the MCG, and even having a kick with the Olinda Football Club in Victoria, it didn't take long for Flo to fall in love with the sport! Hear from Flo speak to Jackson about some of his favourite footy experiences over the years, including the AFL's International Cup in 2017, the growth of the men's and women's game in Germany, his good friend 'Tinna' who has become the first German national to play in the VFLW in Australia, and transitioning between 9-a-side and 18-a-side matches.

On episode 50 of the #MentalDivePodcast, I am excited to be joined by Claire Buchanan (2:27). Claire is the Assistant Captain of the Women's National Para Ice Hockey Team, winning silver at the 2014 IPC Sledge Hockey Women's International Cup. While today she can be found patrolling the blueline, she also used to compete for #TeamCanada in Wheelchair Basketball. Myself and Claire get into a wide range of topics including how she stays mentally fresh, what it means to her to represent Team Canada, how we can recruit the next wave of Para Ice Hockey athletes, and so much more! Cover photo creds: Tanja Hutahajan

En este vigesimo quinto capitulo de la saga, desnudamos el encuentro en condición de local cero a cero frente a Audax Sportivo Italiano. ¿Muy tactico el capo? ¿Mucha espera poca acción? ¿Cereceda de roble? Celeste Aunque Cueste es presentado por Camisetas Flame. @camisetasflame Síguenos en Instagram: @cac_ohiggins Fotografía: EnCancha.CL

Zach Sorensen is an absolute powerhouse!  Zach is a Mental Performance Coach for the Atlanta Braves.  Zach played Major League Baseball with the Cleveland Indians and the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim.  In 1998, he was a second-round draft pick (63rd overall) out of Wichita State University, where he earned All-American and Academic All-American honors.    As a member of the 1997 and 2001 USA National baseball teams, he captured a silver medal in the International Cup. He is an author, speaker, and proud husband and father.   If you struggle with not believing in yourself and lack confidence in your abilities to find success, this is a must-listen!  Tune in and be blown away at Zach’s incredible life!   #zachpower #thehard90 #confidence #confident #selflove #manifest #hardwork #14:24 #strong #vulnerable #investinyourself #love #beautiful #loveyourself #happy #instagood #staystrong #motivation #smile  #mentaltoughness #unbroken #beliefsystem #belief #beliefcast #tsinspires

Zach Sorensen played Major League baseball with the Cleveland Indians and the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. In 1998, he was a second round draft pick (63rd overall) out of Wichita State University, where he earned All-American and Academic All-American honors. As a member of the 1997 and 2001 USA National baseball teams, he captured a silver medal in the International Cup. He is an author, speaker, and and proud husband and father. He currently is a mental performance coach with the Atlanta Braves.

Zach Sorensen played Major League baseball with the Cleveland Indians and the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. In 1998, he was a second round draft pick (63rd overall) out of Wichita State University, where he earned All-American and Academic All-American honors. As a member of the 1997 and 2001 USA National baseball teams, he captured a silver medal in the International Cup. He is an author, speaker, and and proud husband and father. He currently is a mental performance coach with the Atlanta Braves.

In this weeks episode, we are going to be focussing on non-Australians that have taken up our great game, not just in the Philippines, but around the world.Firstly we will take a look at all the non-Aussies that have ever played with PAFL which will culminate in us naming the best non-Aussie PAFL team. Some of the nationalities that have played PAFL over the years include Filipino, British, New Zealanders, American, Irish, Zimbabwean, Danish, Swiss, French, Papua New Guinean, Russian, Fijian and Polish. From all of these nationalities, we pick out the best 13 players to form our best non-Aussie PAFL team. Then we catch up with one of the most unique guests we have had the pleasure of hosting on the PAFL chat podcast, Helen Mondia-Harvey. Helen is a Philippines born, American raised female Aussie Rules player based in Sacramento, California. Helen's Aussie Rules journey began in the early 2000s when she was first exposed to the game in Southern California which led to her playing a few ladies exhibition games at the USAFL nationals. From there, as women's football gained in popularity, she ended up being a founding member of the Sacramento Suns women's team in 2010 and then ultimately, played in the 2014 International Cup in Melbourne for the USA Liberty Team.Then to top it all off, Helen was the assistant coach for the Lady Suns when they won the Division II title in the 2018 USAFL tournament!This is a truly fascinating story of a Philippines born, American raised female playing our great game halfway around the world. This is one of the best episodes we have ever done on the PAFL chat podcast, so sit back and enjoy!Please also be reminded that over the coming weeks, we will have a number of great topics including the top PAFL code switchers, best PAFL nicknames, the best forwards, mids and backs to have ever played for PAFL and much more, so make sure you subscribe so you don't miss out on all the fun and the banter.Do you you agree with our team selections? Have we missed anyone? Send us a message and have your say. We want you to be involved. If you have any requests, suggestions or feedback for the podcast, lets us know by visiting our website or email us at podcast@pafl.com.phAlso, check out Dezza's Top Non-Aussie PAFL Team by visiting our websiteThanks also to our sponsor Mr Clean for their continued support of this podcast and the PAFL.

200-gamer Martin Coventry (Portland Steelheads) on two decades of playing and coaching in the USAFL and how he found love at the International Cup. Plus, Elliot Szabo (Savannah Hurricane) discusses the beginnings of Aussie Rules in the Hostess City of the South.

Outside 50 with your hosts Rick Shaibani & Wayne Kraska. Today we chat with Tom Ellis the USA Revolution Head Coach and hear about the prep of USA men's team readying for the International Cup in Queensland Australia in late July. Tom who first got involved in Aussie Rules in 1999 with the Denver Bulldogs, has been a player himself in two International Cups and this year will be his second as Head Coach. Tom discusses an exciting development for Revolution team with a swag of the squad coming from USA players now playing down in Australia, mostly in Melbourne, the historical home of the game in Australia. With a Revo camp coming up in late February in Houston Texas and a separate tour to Croatia with a team this year, the USA men's team development is certainly going ahead full steam. You can follow along with the Revolution team in the lead up to the IC on their Facebook page here. Interested in being on the show maybe? Drop us a line at usfootynews@gmail.com Thanks to Play Aussie USA for supporting this project. Find this and all future podcasts on https://usfootynews.com

Outside 50 with your hosts Rick Shaibani & Wayne Kraska. Today Krazz talks with Christina Licata the USA Freedom Head Coach and gets the lowdown on the USA women's team build-up to the International Cup in Queensland Australia in late July. Christina who is the USA's sole Level 2 coach, (thats men's as well) tells us some of her history with Aussie Rules dating right back to 2005 where she was attending the last year of College at Arizona State University in Phoenix, Arizona. We hear how technology is helping the Freedom coaches and Christina connect and track the 28 USA selected players and 6 emergencies athletic training programs as they prepare for the 2020 IC. With early games with the Arizona Hawks, Christina established the New York Magpies with her best friend Andrea Casillas, as well as being on the first tour of Australia with the Freedom team in 2009. Christina retired from player several years ago after repeated ACL knee surgeries took its toll. You can keep track of the Freedom team in the lead up to the IC on their Facebook page here. Interested in being on the show maybe? Drop us a line at usfootynews@gmail.com Thanks to Play Aussie USA for supporting this project. Find this and all future podcasts on https://usfootynews.com

On this edition of In The Circle, Eric Lopez talks with Cat Osterman about her return to the U.S. National team. In part one of this two-part exclusive interview, Osterman discusses the process she went through on her mind to come out of retirement. We cover a variety of topics including; winning gold in the International Cup, being a veteran on the team after being one of the young players back in 2004 and 2008 Summer Olympic teams and what it is like playing for U.S. Head Coach Ken Eriksen who she has known since she was 13 years old.

On this edition of In The Circle, Eric Lopez speaks with UCLA and USA Softball's Rachel Garcia. Garcia discusses the past year, winning an NCAA Championship, being part of Team USA and the recent International Cup. She talks about the busy schedule she has had the last two years, what it is like to play with Monica Abbott, Cat Osterman and rest of US National team, and being a two-way player. Also on this episode, Eric and Victor Anderson go through the inaugural In The Circle Awards where they give out awards for 2019 College Softball season.

On this edition of In The Circle, Eric Lopez and Victor Anderson recap the International Cup, and the USA Teams win over Japan. Eric then talks with Canada's Joey Lye, who is also the Head Coach at Bucknell. She offers insight as to how she balances playing for Canada and coaching at the DI level. Eric also talks with the founder of Triple Crown Sports Dave King. King discusses the Colorado Fireworks Tournament, the growth of club tournaments and about coaching the TC Colorado team at the Canada Cup. Victor also recaps some of the results from the week in Colorado, and Eric shares that a major name is leaving college coaching to go back home.

The USA Softball International Cup is being played in Columbus, GA. The USA NWT and the USA U-19 WNT are in the tournament along with the other top teams from around the world. Day 1 was a Red White and Blue day as the USA teams won 2 games each. Scott Miller talks with the 2 head coaches and 2 of the players.

On this edition of In The Circle, Eric Lopez talks with ESPN's analyst Michele Smith who previews the International Cup which will take place this week in Columbus, GA. Smith discussed Gold in1996 Atlanta Summer Olympics, how the game has changed internationally since and the current U.S. National team including the return of Cat Osterman and rise of Rachel Garcia fresh off leading UCLA to National title. Also on this episode, Eric and Victor Anderson break down the U.S. Roster and whom they feel is in the best position to be in the Summer Olympics roster next year. Things wrap up with their thoughts on Coach and Player of the year this past college season.

Happy Holidays, friends old and new! If you are feeling like you are burning out from the holidays or from life in general, you are in the right place for a dose of inspiration. Join me and my guest, Maé-Bérénice Méité, a French international figure skating champion, as she shares her experience with burnout. It’s hard to imagine not having to navigate burnout at Maé’s level of competition. Here is a quick rundown of just some of Maé’s accomplishments: She is 2011 Ondrej Nepela Memorial Champion, the 2016 International Cup of Nice Champion, the 2015 Winter Universiade Silver Medalist, and a four-time French National Champion. During the 2018, Sochi Olympics she skated to Beyonce's "Run the World (Girls).” Yes, yes, and more yes!   You may be thinking, “Come on Kara, here we go again with the buzzword, ‘burnout.’” Yet, burnout is real. In this episode, you’ll hear firsthand how an Olympic figure skater handles burnout (and how I do too). We talk about the REAL burnout. The kind of burnout that leaves you debilitated, feeling depressed, and anxious - something that we have to climb out of and push ourselves forward to thrive or, sometimes, do what we’ve got to do to survive. Maé shares some of things that worked for her and what she thought about her experience with burnout all so we can learn from her perspective. We also talk about how women can get closer to being in the flow state, especially in high pressure situations. Fix yourself a large cup of tea, and allow Maé and I to offer you some sonic comfort and conversation.   Check out the full show notes for this episode at: https://www.vitalcorpswellness.com/blog/lvcs-0055-mae-berenice-meite

The G1 Climax has ended and now its Ring of Honors turn for some action. We review and give full results for all three shows of the ROH Honor Reunited Tour from Edinburgh(8/16/18), Doncaster(8/18/18) and London(8/19/18). Tons to cover including the International Cup tournament. We discuss winner who got a shot at Jay Lethal's World Championship in London. Warning...we are just fans. Mad respect for all wrestlers. Lots of swearing and bad content as usual. If you dont like it, then dont listen. SPOILERS GALORE. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/breakroom_bs/support

“Déjà Vu.” This week Harley R. Pageot and Emily Fear discuss the Honor for All event, debate whether The Young Bucks will sign with WWE in January when their ROH contracts expire, look at Sumie Sakai vs. Hazuki from this week’s TV, wonder where Marty Scurll goes following Best in the World, and predict who will win the first International Cup.

Estivemos nas Finais da XL ESPORTS, que teve lugar no Altice Arena, no dia 10 de Junho. Numa final em que Godiiiinho ganhou no FIFA 18 e os SK GAMING ganharam na final de CS. Conversa com Pedro Silveira, o promotor deste evento, assim como da Lisbon Games Week. Que futuro têm os ESPORTS? Saúde? Moderação? Não percas!

John Turmel Born in Quebec, currently lives in Branford, Ontario -occupation: Professional gambler Also known as: The Engineer, The Gambler, The Banking System Engineer, Bank Fighter Extraordinaire, TajProfessor, Great Canadian Gambler, KingofthePaupers, SmartestMan.Ca Mr. Turmel was cited by The Guinness Book of World Records for holding the record for running in the most elections, and for losing the most elections. He says he has run 92 times in municipal, provincial and federal elections. Campaigned for : -the legalization of gambling -the adoption of "Local Employment Trading Systems" (LETS) which are interest-free barter arrangements, -the legalization of marijuana -He has participated in several protests outside of Canada's major banking institutions, saying that bank interest promotes poverty and starvation in the third world. -He frequently refers to Jesus as a radical debt reformer. - He has argued that Jesus died to bring salvation for mankind in this world, rather than in an afterlife. -Turmel was convicted of drug possession in March 2006, resulting from a one-man protest on Parliament Hill in Ottawa three years earlier. Turmel had taken three kilograms of marijuana to the hill, and openly smoked a joint in front of politicians and security officials. He announced plans to appeal. -On January 13, 2010 Turmel appeared on the CBC television show Dragons' Den pitching his Local exchange trading system scheme, asking the panel of entrepreneurs to invest $100,000 for a program which would use poker chips from a local casino as currency at local businesses in Brantford, Ontario.  

This week on The Footy Gospel regular USAFL correspondent Brian Barrish talks to Josh Pinn about his time in Australia with the International Cup, while Dave Brown gives us the latest from the SANFL including a tribute to a couple of SA greats.

From Wayne Jackson Studios, Adam and Michael take a look at the week in AFL. Toby Greene channels Mr Miyagi, Rocket gets the boot of a different kind and did Ross Lyon call Collingwood for a job? Stevie J and Jobe pull the pin and the Duck may not be a doctor but he knows stuff. Also joining us is Brian Barrish, the media manager for USAFL to take us through the International Cup and footy in America. TWITTER: @junktimeaflpod FACEBOOK: facebook.com/junktimeaflpod EMAIL: junktimeaflpod@gmail.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A trip across the border to Thurgoona, to Aberfeldie and Jo Daniher, mum of Joe, some International Cup flavour and a super chat with Kevin 'Bulldog' Murray.

A trip across the border to Thurgoona, to Aberfeldie and Jo Daniher, mum of Joe, some International Cup flavour and a super chat with Kevin 'Bulldog' Murray.

A trip across the border to Thurgoona, to Aberfeldie and Jo Daniher, mum of Joe, some International Cup flavour and a super chat with Kevin 'Bulldog' Murray.

The Tahiti rugby team claim underdog status for the final of the Oceania Cup; Guam joins Samoa and French Polynesia in the race to host the Pacific Games; Fiji Netball announces five tests for the Pearls; the Papua New Guinea Mosquitos AFL team prepares for the International Cup and the Fiji Sevens coach farewells his captain Osea Kolinisau.

Australian Football is growing in popularity and there will be eight nations taking part in this year's International Cup in Melbourne from August 5-19th. Hiiary Perry will return as Vice-Captain for Team Canada and will be joined by ruck Patricia Jaworski. Both women had diverse athletic careers before taking up the sport and they share their experiences of how they became converted to the sport. We also learn some basic rules of the game and how it involves a mix of rugby and soccer. For more conversations from the world of women's sports visit us at www.wispsports.com and follow us on social media @WiSPsports.  

Pete Caliendo - Baseball is Life (A Journey to Spread Hope with Sport) Peter Caliendo’s baseball experience covers a wide range of geography and responsibilities. Newly appointed Technical Commissioner for the 2009 World Baseball Cub to be held in Europe September of 09. 2008 was on the jury of appeal for baseball in the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, China. He’s been a head coach and assistant coach, instructor and clinician, scout and evaluator, author and lecturer, President and General Manager. President of Caliendo Sports International and Pitch and Hit Club of Chicago. On the Board of the International Sports group a non for profit promoting coaches education worldwide. Technical Commissioner for the International Baseball Federation (IBAF), governing baseball worldwide. Serves on the IBAF Steering Committee. Pete has served twice in Taiwan for the World Games, in Holland for the World Games, in Rio DeJaneiro Brazil for the Pan Am games and just recently in Beijing, China for the Pre Test Olympic games. He is also the President of the Pitch and Hit Club of Chicago, a professional baseball club which honors individuals in professional baseball and raises money to promote our national pastime. 2011 was given the American Baseball Coaches Association Meritorius Award, the Illinois High School Man of the Year and the Pitch and Hit Club Paul “Dizzy” Trout Ambassador Award. Appointed to the Greater Woodfield Sports Council. Former President of the Calgary professional baseball franchise in the Northern League. He’s been in charge of Belgium’s National Team and responsible for the selection, training and development of U.S. entries in the Pan American Youth Championships, guiding those teams to gold medals in 1992, 1993 and 1996. In 1999, Pete was an assistant coach on the USA team in the International Cup in Australia. Pete Caliendo has lead clinics for Major League Baseball International, USA Baseball and many other baseball organizations in various Latin American and European countries, and throughout the United States. Pete has organized and coached a team from Japan to compete against the White Sox minor league teams at the Chicago White Sox spring training program. He has also done some private coaching for Japanese players. He has been an associate professional scout for the Texas Rangers and Toronto Blue Jays, responsible for identification and evaluation of potential Major League prospects. Pete has lectured on baseball all over the United States, Canada, Europe and Latin America, has written articles for various publications and an international coaches book. Has a set of 5 baseball instructional DVD’s developed specifically for the voluteer coach to help them organize, teach and have fun throught thier practice and games. Pete was formerly (1999-2001) the Director of Baseball Operations and first base coach for the Schaumburg Flyers, a very successful independent league team in the popular Northern League.   Dr. Bruhl's thoughts... Loved interviewing Pete and following his passion to serve and spread hope with baseball, a sport I too love dearly. 

Fijian golfer Vijay Singh returns home to a hero's welcome; Pacific AFL teams are backing their chances at the International Cup; And futsal goes from strength to strength in Oceania.