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In this episode on Milwaukee Sports Performance Podcast, I (Dr. Lauren here!) am joined by Dr. Sydney and her running coach, Jack Hackett. Coach Jack is the owner and head coach of Infinity Running Company. Jack coached Dr. Sydney for a half marathon, and now her first full marathon!In this episode, we break down Dr. Sydney's experience training for and running her first marathon. Coach Jack reflects on her training and race experience, and we use this opportunity to look at Dr. Sydney's goals for the off season.In this episode we also discuss: Pre-race preparation tipsRace nutrition to keep your energy up throughout your race and keep your stomach happy!Common off-season training goals and plansSome recent research about ways to train smarter for your raceThe benefits of using a coach to train for a raceDr Sydney has learned a lot from her running experiences and is excited to address her unfinished business and tackle another marathon soon! Coach Jack is an amazing resource for our patients working to return-to-running as well as those who are working to achieve their performance goals!You can find this episode on Spotify or Apple Podcasts, or listen above.You can learn more about Jack, or work with him online at:Instagram: @infinityruncoOnline: www.infinityrunco.comAre you a runner that is training for a race or dealing with injury? Do you want to work with an expert that fully understands the unique needs of runners? Learn about our 4 step process to helping runners heal from injury as well identify their training needs to improve their performance and run pain free!

We are excited to bring you another episode with Jack Hackett, where we discuss injury prevention for runners! Jack joined us on two previous episodes of the podcast: this episode, where we discussed all things running including foot striking and cadence, and later this episode was about lactate threshold training. If you haven't listened to either episode, you should take the time to go back and listen as there was a lot of valuable information for runners of all levels. Today, we are going to dive into injury prevention tips for runners.Jack was an exercise physiology major and a collegiate runner at Marquette university for four years, where he ran cross country and the distance events in track. Following his time at Marquette, he continued to train and run professionally for a brief period before an injury kept him from going further. Beyond running, Jack has worked at Performance Running owns, operates, and is the head coach of Infinity Run Co.Injury prevention topics discussed today include:Running mileage progressionThe decision between keeping average mileage high or low and the benefitsThe benefits of an active warm-up and strength training for runnersHe shares recent research on the benefits of “foot core” exercises and injury prevention for runnersHe discusses the question if changing foot strike or cadence helps with injury preventionA coaching perspective and what research says about stretching and foam rollingAnd more!

If you lived through this event from 25 years ago, you'll find it's a complicated walk down memory lane:  The blue dress, The Cigar, and that back-stabbing bitch, Linda Tripp. If you're new to this one, come learn how talk of pink thongs and blow jobs were suddenly brought into America's living-rooms NOT by the demon MTV or Playboy… but by the nightly news. The 90's man… Dawn's guest is Kelly Blackheart, producer and co-host of I DON'T KNOW ABOUT THAT [IDKAT] with Jim Jeffries. ---LILFS: (Links I'd Like to Follow)Check out podcast I DON'T KNOW ABOUT THAT with Jim Jeffries [Kelly Blackheart, Forrest Shaw and Jack Hackett.]Hear Dawn as Jim's guest:Frankenstein (Originally aired: March 28th, 2023)The Vibrator (Originally aired: June 20th, 2023)The Titanic (coming soon)Dawn's SourcesBook - Monica's Story - By Andrew MortonKen Starr Report Podcast - Slow Burn (Great interview with Linda Tripp from 2018)See Dawn on THE HISTORY CHANNEL!Crazy Rich AncientsHistories Greatest Mysteries (several coming next season)HILF is now on Patreon! ---NEXT NEW EPISODE:Sept. 27th, 2023 - EP46: The Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster with Adam Andreasen.HILF is part of The DEN - Deluxe Edition Network. Go there to find your NEXT favorite podcast!---WANNA TALK? Find us on Instagram or email us hilfpodcast@gmail.comTheme song: Composed and performed by Kat Perkins.

On this episode we are joined by Jack Hackett of Infinity Running Company and Infinity Running Company Events. Jack is a running coach and expert in helping runners improve performance. Jack has been a past podcast guest talking about many topics related to running training, running performance and race strategy. In addition to helping runners prepare for races, Jack is now trying to help runners enjoy the race experience more through Infinity Running Company Events. He is going to be organizing his first two races, the Dairyland Mile on June 23rd and 24th at 6pm as part of the Tour of America's Dairyland professional bike races happening in Milwaukee. Today Jack and I discuss: How working on speed by running a timed mile can help a distance runner improve performance Why speed reserve is key to improving race times in longer races How to train to run a timed mile Why a mile race is a great goal for inexperienced runners Optimal race strategy for running a timed mile What to expect at an Infinity Running Company Event race Details on the upcoming Dairyland Mile Race The Dairyland Mile Race will be a fun community event with live music, food and drinks. The timed mile will be run on the professional bike course in between the Men's and Women's professional bike race. Whether you are an experienced distance runner looking to set a new PR, a recreational runner that has a goal to run a fun race, or you just want to see how you stack up compared to your last timed mile in high school, it is sure to be a fun event! Kinetic Sports Medicine is proud to support this great event by setting up a recovery tent for after the race! Make sure to drop by if you need any treatment, or to say hello! You can learn more about the race and sign up here. Use Coupon Code: KineticIsTheBest for 10% off your race registration!

On this episode we are joined by Jack Hackett of Infinity Running Company and Infinity Running Company Events. Jack is a running coach and expert in helping runners improve performance. Jack has been a past podcast guest talking about many topics related to running training, running performance and race strategy. In addition to helping runners prepare for races, Jack is now trying to help runners enjoy the race experience more through Infinity Running Company Events. He is going to be organizing his first two races, the Dairyland Mile on June 23rd and 24th at 6pm as part of the Tour of America's Dairyland professional bike races happening in Milwaukee. Today Jack and I discuss: How working on speed by running a timed mile can help a distance runner improve performance Why speed reserve is key to improving race times in longer races How to train to run a timed mile Why a mile race is a great goal for inexperienced runners Optimal race strategy for running a timed mile What to expect at an Infinity Running Company Event race Details on the upcoming Dairyland Mile Race The Dairyland Mile Race will be a fun community event with live music, food and drinks. The timed mile will be run on the professional bike course in between the Men's and Women's professional bike race. Whether you are an experienced distance runner looking to set a new PR, a recreational runner that has a goal to run a fun race, or you just want to see how you stack up compared to your last timed mile in high school, it is sure to be a fun event! Kinetic Sports Medicine is proud to support this great event by setting up a recovery tent for after the race! Make sure to drop by if you need any treatment, or to say hello! You can learn more about the race and sign up here. Use Coupon Code: KineticIsTheBest for 10% off your race registration!

Jack Hackett from the "I Dont Know About That" podcast with Jim Jefferies and "The Unsolicited" podcast joins us this week to talk about how much he loves the band Midland, why he quit doing stand up comedy, and his new band The Doohickeys. Jack also plays music with Todd Glass from time to time when he's not directing or producing. We share some sage advice on hollywood at the end. Tell us what you think in the comments. For more on Jack you can check out www.jackhackett.com Thanks for watching and as always - LOOK OUT FOR SNAKES  

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This week, we have two VERY special guests in the YND Studio! We got Jack Hackett from the Unsolicited Podcast and Luis Lemus from the Sleepover Podcast! Listen to the guys talk about fat shaming, spilling drinks on celebrities, and – hold up. Wait.... not being down with handicap people?? Welp. This might be our last episode ever since we're for sure getting canceled. Share this podcast with someone who would punch Luis C. in the mouth for saying he's not being down with handicap people getting free parking.   PLUGS Jack Hackett - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jack_hackett/ - Website: https://www.jackhackett.com/ - Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/theunsolicited3/ Luis Lemus - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/2luis2lemus/ - Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/sleepoverpod/ YND Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yourenotdownpod/ Luis' Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/luis.d.castillo/ Mike's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/halftime_ynd/ CEVICHE PLUGS Check out Ceviche the Shark here! YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-ay6gwQ4sym51Swm8XmNLQ/featured Instagram https://www.instagram.com/cevichetheshark/  

Hey everyone, and welcome back to the podcast! We are excited to bring you another episode with Jack Hackett. Jack joined us on two previous episodes of the podcast where we discussed all things running including foot striking and cadence and the second episode was about lactate threshold training. If you haven't listened to either episode, you should take the time to go back and listen! Today, we are going to dive into injury prevention tips for runners. Jack was an exercise physiology major and a collegiate runner at Marquette university for four years, where he ran cross country and the distance events in track. Following his time at Marquette, he continued to train and run professionally for a brief period before an injury kept him from going further. Beyond running, Jack has worked at Performance Running owns, operates, and is the head coach of Infinity Run Co. Injury prevention topics discussed today include: Running mileage progression The decision between keeping average mileage high or low and the benefits The benefits of an active warm-up and strength training for runners He shares recent research on the benefits of “foot core” exercises and injury prevention for runners He discusses the question if changing foot strike or cadence helps with injury prevention A coaching perspective and what research says about stretching and foam rolling And more! You can learn more or reach out to Jack: Via Twitter & Instagram: @infinityrunco Via website: https://infinityrunco.com If you enjoyed listening to this podcast today, please leave us a 5-star review on iTunes and do not forget to subscribe!

Jack and Cam are back on the show with a SURPRISE GUEST!

Hey everyone, and welcome back to the podcast! We are excited to bring you another episode with Jack Hackett. Jack joined us on Episode 2 of the podcast to discuss all things running including foot striking and cadence. If you haven't listened to that episode, you should take the time to go back and listen! Today, we are going to dive into lactate threshold training. Jack was an exercise physiology major and a collegiate runner at Marquette university for four years, where he ran cross country and the distance events in track. Following his time at Marquette, he continued to train and run professionally for a brief period before an injury kept him from going further. Beyond running, Jack has worked at Performance Running Outfitters as the sales and staff training director and recently started his own company, Infinity Run Co. Topics discussed today: Breakdown of lactic acid and how we create our own energy High neuromuscular load to low neuromuscular load: your brain at work Why we fall back on gait retraining Building your base of strength to produce more power when running Reach out to Jack: Via Twitter & Instagram: @infinityrunco Via website: https://infinityrunco.com/ If you enjoyed listening to this podcast today, please leave us a 5-star review on iTunes and do not forget to subscribe!

Jack Hackett and Cam Gavinski join Todd this week in the...NOT barn? Tweet at Todd what you think the new space should be called!

Jack Hackett and Cam Gavinski join Todd this week in the...NOT barn? Tweet at Todd what you think the new space should be called! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to the Milwaukee Sports Performance Podcast. I am your host Lauren Falk, and Jack Hackett joins us on today's episode. Jack was an exercise physiology major and a collegiate runner at Marquette university for four years, where he ran cross country and the distance events in track. Following his time at Marquette, he continued to train and run professionally for a brief period before an injury kept him from going further. Beyond running, Jack has worked at Performance Running Outfitters as the sales and staff training director and recently started his own company, Infinity Run Co. We had a great conversation, and I think you all will enjoy it as much as we did! Topics discussed with Jack today: Jack's background and how he developed his love of running at an early age What benefits can strength training help runners with how it affects their running economy Jack's educated answer to the question of "What is the proper foot strike position?" Why we measure running cadence and what does it all mean The specificity of patient recovery and how we have learned methods of recovery do not have a real effect across the masses Reach out to Jack: Via Twitter & Instagram: @infinityrunco Via website: https://infinityrunco.com/ If you enjoyed listening to this podcast today, please leave us a 5-star review on iTunes and do not forget to subscribe!

Jack Hackett is back on the show with Cam Gavinski!

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Part 2 of Christmas episode with Jack Hackett & Frank Cronin! See you in 2020!!

Part 2 of Christmas episode with Jack Hackett & Frank Cronin! See you in 2020!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Its our holiday episode and we're joined by Jack Hackett & Frank Cronin!

Its our holiday episode and we're joined by Jack Hackett & Frank Cronin! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the latest episode of American Slacker the hosts are joined by comedian Jack Hackett. Jack talks about his three seasons working on Comedy Central’s The Jim Jefferies Show and his time as Jim Jefferies’ executive assistant. He recalls traveling the world with the show, tasting questionable food and how he prepared to open for Jim in front of a crowd of five thousand people. The hosts ask about the stand up scene in Los Angeles, Jack’s time at USC and how to handle bombing a set. Jack discusses the Unsolicited Podcast and how it sprang from the ashes of the old Jim Jefferies Show Podcast.    Follow Jack Hackett on Instagram & Twitter Visit his website http://hackettproductions.com/ Listen to Jack Hackett on The Unsolicited Podcast Visit our sponsors and use these codes to support the show Manscaped: use code “Slackers” at https://www.manscaped.com/ Hemp-CBD: use code “Slacker” at https://www.hemp-cbd.com/ Seat Giant: use code “Slacker” at https://www.seatgiant.com/ Check out the American Slacker Podcast Website, Facebook Page, American Slackers Group, Instagram, Youtube and Twitter.  To become a Patron of the show click here! Music & theme song “American Slacker” provided by Haverland

Der letzte Teil unseres Roadtrips über Neuseelands Nordinsel führt uns von Taupo am Lake Taupo bis an die Südspitze in die Hauptstadt Wellington. Fast etwas wehmütig schauen wir an den letzten Tagen unserer Reise während der Fahrt aus dem Fenster. Trotzdem kam uns der gesamte Roadtrip länger vor, weil wir so viele verschiedene Orte, Seen, Flüsse, Strände und zwei Ozeane gesehen haben. Wir sind vom nordwestlichsten Punkt Cape Reinga bis zum südlichsten Punkt Wellington gefahren, haben zahlreiche Urlauber, Backpacker, Aussteiger, Hippies, Lebenskünstler, Straßenmusiker und noch viel mehr beeindruckende Menschen getroffen.Unser Fazit: Wir kommen auf jeden Fall wieder und dann mit viel mehr Zeit im Gepäck Taupo am Lake TaupoTaupo ist ein traumhafter Ort am größten Kratersee Neuseelands, der vor etwa 2.000 Jahren wegen eines Vulkanausbruchs entstanden ist. Das Städtchen ist perfekt für einen gechillten Tag am See. Du kannst dort auch in vielen kleinen Läden Souvenirs kaufen, sehr gut essen gehen und in der Umgebung extrem viel machen. Wir waren zum Beispiel bei den Craters of the Moon, einer mondartigen Landschaft und den Huka Falls, der meistbesuchten Attraktion Neuseelands. Beides liegt gerade einmal zwei Kilometer nördlich von Taupo.Taumata – der Hügel mit dem längsten Namen der WeltDort hatten wir einen kleinen Zwischenstopp und ich glaube, dass jeder Neuseeland-Tourist da mal vorbeifährt und versucht, den Namen vorzulesen. Wie viele Buchstaben er hat, kannst du raten, wenn du den Beitrag gehört hast. Aber nicht schummeln und vorher googeln Wir sagen einfach Taumata. So wird der Name abgekürzt und das ist ja auch viel leichter.Wellington, die coolste kleine Hauptstadt der WeltSo wird Wellington völlig zu Recht genannt. Die Hauptstadt Neuseelands vereint alternativen Lebensstil mit vielen modernen Plätzen und Orten in der Stadt. Du findest ganz viel Action und Trubel und genauso Ruhe und Frieden. Nur zehn Minuten von der City bist du mit dem Auto schon am Meer. Urige Irish Pubs stehen neben modernen Gebäuden. Top-Restaurants findest du neben einem riesigen Food Court. Wenn du in Wellington bist, gehe ganz unbedingt ins Te Papa Museum. Hier erfährst du alles über Neuseelands Geschichte, über die Flora und Fauna und noch eine ganze Menge mehr. Und wenn du wie wir mit einem Sieben-Meter-Campervan reist, erkundige dich schon vorher nach einem geeigneten Parkplatz. Wellingtons Straßen sind recht eng. Dennoch ist die Stadt ein Traum und die Nacht verbringst du neben den rauschenden Wellen Das erfährst du in diesem Beitrag über Taupo, Taumata und WellingtonTaupo liegt in der Waikato-Region, zentral in der Mitte der neuseeländischen Nordinsel. Von hier aus kannst du zahlreiche Touren und Aktivitäten starten und die Stadt eignet sich prima zum Shoppen und Bummeln.Der Lake Taupo ist mit 622 km² Wasseroberfläche der größte Kratersee Neuseelands. Er entstand durch einen Vulkanausbruch vor etwa 2.000 Jahren.Nach dem Tongariro Alpine Crossing haben wir die Nacht im Lake Taupo Holiday ResortNur etwa zwei Kilometer von Taupo entfernt sind die Huka Falls (Neuseelands meistbesuchte Sehenswürdigkeit) und die Craters of the Moon. Beides lohnt sich.Der Lake Taupo hat eine größere Fläche als Singapur.Etwa 250 km südöstlich von Taupo findest du den Ort mit dem längsten Ortsnamen der Welt. Abgekürzt heißt er Taumata.Von hier aus liegt Wellington noch einmal etwa 230 km südwestlich. Kurz vor der neuseeländischen Hauptstadt haben wir auf dem Wellington’s Kiwi Holiday Park übernachtet.Wellington vereint alternativen Lebensstil mit modernen Elementen. Du kannst, wenn du mit der Cable Car zum Planetarium fährst, die ganze Stadt von oben sehen.Geh unbedingt ins Te Papa Museum und lerne auf eindrucksvolle Weise ganz viel über Geschichte, Flora und Fauna Neuseelands.Iss in einem der zahlreichen Irish Pubs – wir waren im Jack Hackett’s Irisch Pub – und unbedingt auch im Capital Market. Das ist ein Food Court im Stadtzentrum, wo du Essen aus fast jedem Land findest.Nur zehn Minuten mit dem Auto von der Stadt entfernt bist du am offenen Meer. Verbringe unbedingt mindestens eine Nacht in der Owhiro Bay ohne Handynetz und schlafe beim Rauschen der Wellen ein.Wir haben die erste Nacht auf dem Platz des Evans Bay Marina Parks Das liegt recht zentral, du kommst mit dem Bus leicht ins Zentrum und wieder zurück. Wenn du abends die City erkunden oder ausgehen willst, ist das ideal.Fahr unbedingt mit der Cable Car hoch zum Planetarium und genieße den Blick über die ganze Stadt.Was du außerdem über Taupo, Taumata und Wellington wissen solltest:Direkt bei den Huka Falls findest du auch die Huka Honey Hive. Hier gibt es ganz viele Produkte aus eigens hergestelltem Honig. Natürlich Manuka Honey, Honigwein, Lotions mit dem Blütensaft und vieles mehr.Wir waren mehrmals in Taupo, weil es so zentral liegt. Neben dem Lake Taupo Holiday Resort* haben wir noch am Five Mile Bay Recreation Reserveübernachtet. Das liegt etwa zehn Minuten außerhalb der Stadt direkt am See. Auch die Parkbuchten am Riverside Park in Taupo können wir empfehlen.Am Lake Taupo kannst du außerdem Mountainbiken, Maori-Schnitzereien entdecken, Boots- und Kajaktouren machen etc. Hier findest du einige Inspirationen.Wenn du in Wellington mehr Zeit hast, besuche Museen, erkunde die Landschaft und die Natur und die Studios, in denen die „Herr der Ringe“-Trilogie gedreht wurde. Hier sind noch einige Anreize für weitere Highlights in der Hauptstadt.ShownotesUm gute und günstige sowie Freedom Campingplatze auf unserem Roadtrip zu finden, haben wir die Apps Rankers (Android und iOS) sowie WikiCamps New Zealand (Android und iOS) verwendet.Zusammenfassung unseres gesamten Roadtrips über die Nordinsel NeuseelandsDirekter Link zum Beitrag

Scott Zabielski (@scottzabielski) and Jack Hackett (@Jack_W_Hackett) sit down with Jim to chat about the Russians, coming to work hungover, and ask the very important question, "Can you hack it?". Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today, Frank Kelly on his faith and his famous role as Fr.Jack Hackett in the comedy, Father Ted. Plus, Doris McCann and Fardus Sultan talk about Sisters of Faith for Peace.