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This week on The Sports Agents...From sneaking a disguised Novak Djokovic into a team talk, to lessons from Ben Stokes and the LIV/PGA divide, we chatted to European Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald for an exclusive interview (02:15). One day Jim Ratcliffe said Manchester United were on track to be 'bust by Christmas', and the next they announced plans for a £2bn stadium... so we asked Professor of Football Finance at the University of Liverpool, Kieran Maguire, how that makes sense (08:45). Michael Jordan, Usain Bolt, Sarah Storey... lots of famous sportspeople have tried switching sports. We got into what that's like with double Olympic champion Jade Jones, who's swapping taekwondo for boxing. We also chatted to Usain Bolt's football coach, Mike Mulvey (16:30). And comedian Adam Hills chatted to us about his new role as President of the Rugby Football league, which seems to involve a big gold chain, hearing stories from his Ukrainian counterpart and spending his spare time at the Para-Standing Tennis World Championships (21:30). Got a question for The Sports Agents - email us at thesportsagents@global.com New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday.
This week on The Sports Agents...From sneaking a disguised Novak Djokovic into a team talk, to lessons from Ben Stokes and the LIV/PGA divide, we chatted to European Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald for an exclusive interview (02:15). One day Jim Ratcliffe said Manchester United were on track to be 'bust by Christmas', and the next they announced plans for a £2bn stadium... so we asked Professor of Football Finance at the University of Liverpool, Kieran Maguire, how that makes sense (08:45). Michael Jordan, Usain Bolt, Sarah Storey... lots of famous sportspeople have tried switching sports. We got into what that's like with double Olympic champion Jade Jones, who's swapping taekwondo for boxing. We also chatted to Usain Bolt's football coach, Mike Mulvey (16:30). And comedian Adam Hills chatted to us about his new role as President of the Rugby Football league, which seems to involve a big gold chain, hearing stories from his Ukrainian counterpart and spending his spare time at the Para-Standing Tennis World Championships (21:30). Got a question for The Sports Agents - email us at thesportsagents@global.com New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday.
As double Olympic champion Jade Jones recently announced she's swapping taekwondo for boxing, Gabby and Mark discuss what it's like to switch sports. Many have tried it - Michael Jordan, Usain Bolt, Louis Rees-Zammit, Petr Cech, Ash Barty, Sarah Storey... but not all successfully.Jade Jones joins us in the studio to tell us how she's resisting the urge to kick her opponents rather than punch them, why she chose boxing and how far she hopes to go in her new sport (06:45). And Usain Bolt's football coach at the Central Coast Mariners, Mike Mulvey, tells us what Bolt was like at training, how he did in the sprints and why football might not have been the right sport for the eight-time Olympic champion (22:30). Executive Producer: Adonis PratsidesProducer: Sophie PenneyVideo Producers: Sam TrudgillSocial Media Editor: Calum ScotlandTom Hughes is Editor for The News Agents podcast networkVicky Etchells is the Commissioning Editor for GlobalYou can listen to this episode on Alexa - just say "Alexa, ask Global Player to play The Sports Agents".The Sports Agents have merch! You can buy yours now here!
A rundown of everything you need to know about Posh winger/striker Ricky-Jade Jones. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The Scottish athlete takes us inside Team GB ahead of the Games in Paris where she's hoping to compete at the expense of her Olympic medal winning teammates, Bianca Walkden and Lauren Williams. The 23 year old European Champion explains their fierce but friendly rivalry in camp and how it feels with so much at stake. She also talks about her relationship with double Olympic champion Jade Jones, the amazing work behind the scenes at Team GB and the mindset and discipline required to become an Olympian. Follow on Instagram: @hustlehard__thepodcast Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@HustleHardThePodcast Get in touch: ash.hustlehard@gmail.com
"The Disney Princess who raps" (District Fray Magazine) Jade Jones talks about her musical inspirations from 70's music to Drake, and how she became Olney Theatre's "Disney's Beauty and the Beast." Assistant Director of Programming Macon Prickett hosts. For more info about Jade's upcoming show, visit 54Below.org/JadeJones The 54 Below Podcast is hosted by Nella Vera and Macon Prickett, and produced by Michael Allan Galvez, with support from the 54 Below marketing staff. Original artwork design by Philip Romano. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Today on Aktivate, a fan favorite returns! KB sits down with her pal, Jade Jones to discuss gym shenanigans, their differing political opinions and the challenge of forgiving what you can't forget.Mentioned in this episode:Nux Ad Preroll
The 5th episode of our "Day-In-The-Life of a Supply Chain Professional" podcast series!In this episode, we interview Boeing's Chief of Staff, Jade Jones! We invite you to listen in on her day-to-day position duties, what she enjoys most about the job, and how she grew to the position she is in now!Hosted by Rodney Apple!Want to explore more supply chain career resources?Head over to SCM Talent Group!Want to apply for available Supply Chain Jobs?Head over to our Supply Chain Job Board!Are you an employer looking for assistance with hiring Supply Chain Professionals?Head here to learn about our Executive Supply Chain Recruiters!
Rebecca and Ginger sit down with two beautiful heart-based human beings, Jade Jones and Kathryn Julian from the Indiana Department of Child Services. As education consultants with INDCS, they get the honor to walk alongside youth in foster care, ensuring these kids are not lost in the cracks of the system. They advocate and educate and we are lucky enough to be gifted some of their time and wisdom in this podcast. They speak justice over equity and talk about spending the time it takes to make that difference. Listen in to hear how Indiana is leading the charge in taking care of our vulnerable kids in foster care and capping off the school-to-prison pipeline. You can learn more about them, their program, and their colleagues at: https://www.in.gov/dcs/ If you like this episode and the whole resilience-building conversation, be sure to join us at Bridging to Resilience 2023: https://www.essdack.org/b2r23 And you can always learn more about the work that Rebecca, Ginger, and the whole ESSDACK Resilience Team does over at https://www.essdack.org/resilience
Amazon links: 1: Captivated by a Brooklyn Boss: A Novella - Kindle edition by Jones, Jade. Literature & Fiction Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com. 2: Captivated by a Brooklyn Boss 2: The Finale - Kindle edition by Jones, Jade. Literature & Fiction Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thebibliophilebookcase/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thebibliophilebookcase/support
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For a sport that only started at the Olympics 23 years ago, Taekwondo has quickly become a firm favourite for the British fans and for Team GB and now Paralympics GB, after its Para debut in Tokyo. 5 medals at the delayed 2020 Olympics and Paralympics, three in Rio 4 years before that, Jade Jones' famous gold in London 2012 and Beijing 2008 was the setting for the first ever British medal thanks to the kicking talents of Sarah Stevenson. But how do you maintain that success? As generations change and different athletes come and go. In this episode of Great British Bosses from Anything but Footy, we aim to find out as we hear from the still relatively new CEO at GB Taekwondo - Paul Buxton. And download and follow for many more men and women running sport in the UK! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
BOOM IN YOUR FACE HOST MARY KEARNEY IS LAUGHING IT UP WITH PERFORMER, ACTRESS, & SINGER JADE JONES! JADE TALKS ABOUT LIFE ON AND OFF THE STAGE and & PORTRAYING A MOTHER OF AN AUTISTIC CHILD. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/boominyourface1/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/boominyourface1/support
KB's friend, Jade Jones, joins the ladies on Aktivate to discuss getting along with people who believe differently than you and identifying when it's time to move on from relationships that no longer serve you. Many laughs ensue as Jade gets real with the Aktivators.
There is a new Belle in town and her name is Jade Jones; a self-described Queer, plus sized Black woman. Homophobic rappers keep coming at Lil Nas X and Cardi B tells the people that being homophobic is just ugly. Sasha Allen shares with Ellen how he's so glad he decided to come out as trans on The Voice. 00:00 - Welcome & Intro 00:28 - The Qube Ad 00:51 - Intro Music 01:32 - There is a new Belle in town and her name is Jade Jones; a self-described Queer, plus sized Black woman 03:13 - Homophobic rappers keep coming at Lil Nas X and Cardi B tells the people that being homophobic is just ugly 04:04 - Sasha Allen shares with Ellen how he's so glad he decided to come out as trans on The Voice 05:54 - Anna's Got a Word About Queer News An intersectional approach to daily news podcast where race & sexuality meet politics, entertainment and culture. Tune-in to reporting which centers & celebrates all of our lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer & comrade communities. Hosted by Anna DeShawn. 7 minutes a day, 5 days a week, ready by 9 a.m. We want to hear from you. Tune in, and tell us what you think. Email us at info@e3radio.fm. Follow Anna DeShawn on IG & Twitter: @annadeshawn. And if you're interested in advertising with “Queer News,” write to us at info@e3radio.fm.
Blogger and podcaster Jade Jones has embarassed herself all over the globe! Jade and I discuss the podcast Family Personalities. Check it out here. Jade is a multi-ethnic mom of 4 who loves food and exploring. In 2019, her family sold most of what they owned and moved to the Netherlands. She wanted her children to be proud of their diverse heritage and the cultures that influence them. Jade is a blogger and podcaster who helps families learn about other cultures, how to introduce new foods to their kids, and to explore the world around them wherever they may be. Find Jade: Instagram @jonesinfortaste Website Jonesin For Taste Facebook Jonesin For Taste Podcast Families Exploring Culture Oh! And also: Get your cozy clothes at ShelfieShoppe! Use code FANCYFREE for free shipping. Join Fancy Free's private Facebook Group! It's so much fun! Click the Follow button so you don't miss a single episode! Leave a rating and written review! I will be forever grateful!!! If you have your own not-so-fancy story to tell, email me at notfancy@fancyfreepodcast.com! Do it. It'll be fun! The best way to help Fancy Free reach more listeners is to tell a friend about it. Share the laughter! Thanks so much for listening, have a great week, and remember NO ONE is as fancy as they look! ~Joanne
Patrik Frisk is CEO of Under Armour, the US sportswear brand worn by top boxer Anthony Joshua, rugby star Maro Itoje and taekwondo champion Jade Jones that goes head-to-head with Nike and Adidas every day. Frisk joined UA in 2017 to help get it back on track after sales growth stuttered. He oversees a global team of 15,000 and annual revenue of $5bn. He joins James Ashton to discuss: Taking the helm from UA's long-serving founder Kevin Plank, who created his first T-shirt in 1996; What he learns from the athletes that have become UA brand ambassadors; Battling loneliness in leadership; His last job, running shoe brand Aldo, and earlier years spent at Timberland and North Face; And betting – and literally losing - the farm because of one of his business ventures flopped in his native Sweden. What are the lessons you take from failure? For further details of this series, follow @leadingpod or go to leadingpod.com James Ashton's book The Nine Types of Leader (bit.ly/NINEbook) is available now
On this Episode I am joined by performer Jade Jones. She is a native South Floridian, graduate of UCF, and has been singing and acting professionally for several years. Taking on such roles as Deloris Van Cartier in Sister Act and Lena Younger/Mama in A Raisin in the Sun. She has performed vocally on various stages throughout the state of Florida, and internationally. She says it is gratifying to bring joy and understanding through the gift of performing arts and says thank you to my Jewels for your continuous support. We discuss her pivot from corporate America into the entertainment industry, how we hope diverse casting is here to stay, and that patience and knowing what is meant for you will not pass you by is key to her success.Get in Touch:Jade Jones Instagram: @jade_performs Ayana Major Bey Website: www.ayanabey.comInstagram: @ayanambeyRate and Review this podcast:iTunes: In your iTunes podcast scroll down to the bottom of the page and click “write a review”Podchaser: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-artist-pivot-1455741Apple Podcasts: Just scroll down to the rate and review section on the podcast page *******Host & Exec. Producer: Ayana Major Bey Editor: Kieran Niemand Support the show
On this Episode I am joined by performer Jade Jones. She is a native South Floridian, graduate of UCF, and has been singing and acting professionally for several years. Taking on such roles as Deloris Van Cartier in Sister Act and Lena Younger/Mama in A Raisin in the Sun. She has performed vocally on various stages throughout the state of Florida, and internationally. She says it is gratifying to bring joy and understanding through the gift of performing arts and says thank you to my Jewels for your continuous support. We discuss her pivot from corporate America into the entertainment industry, how we hope diverse casting is here to stay, and that patience and knowing what is meant for you will not pass you by is key to her success.Get in Touch:Jade Jones Instagram: @jade_performs Ayana Major Bey Website: www.ayanabey.comInstagram: @ayanambeyRate and Review this podcast:iTunes: In your iTunes podcast scroll down to the bottom of the page and click “write a review”Podchaser: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-artist-pivot-1455741Apple Podcasts: Just scroll down to the rate and review section on the podcast page *******Host & Exec. Producer: Ayana Major Bey Editor: Kieran Niemand
Britain has a new favourite sport after Jade Jones beat Hou Yuzhuo in the women's 57kg taekwondo final to claim another gold for Team GB
When Jade Jones' Grandad introduced her to Taekwondo, her life changed forever. She found a sport that made her believe she could do anything.As she got older and stronger, she learned that when you put your mind to it, and you get a good night's sleep, you can achieve all your goals and even win shiny gold medals! Discover Jade's Taekwondo adventure as she travels the world to follow her dreams. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Lauren Williams will make her Olympic debut in Taekwondo in Tokyo and her story is one to inspire any young athlete. She's twice European Champion and hoping to add to her overall medal haul this summer. In 2012 she was on holiday with her family in their caravan when they watched Jade Jones win her gold medal at the London Olympics. Inspired by that, she switched from kick boxing to Taekwondo and went to a talent ID day, even so she was under ago. She impressed so much that she was offered a place on the programme. So she moved with her mum to Manchester and lived in the very same caravan they watched the Games in. She spent two years in the van with her mum, who left work to look after her - whilst her dad stayed back with her sister. Support this podcast
Join us for a chat with out Lesbian Musical Theatre Darling/ Rapper Jade Jones. https://dcmetrotheaterarts.com/2020/08/07/jade-jones-as-rapper-litty-official-debuts-hip-hop-mixtape/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/connerandsmithshow/message
It's the Tokyo 2020 Olympics next month! So time for Team GB and Para GB to keep making their teams!A special this week with John in London and Michael in Manchester to meet the latest members booked on the plane to Japan, for the Games that begin mid July.Tom Daley talks about diving partner Matty Lee's annoying habits, Jade Jones gets that deja-vu feeling - we hear from two newbies to the Olympics in Katherine Torrance and Noah Williams - and there's the wheelchair Rugby team announcement too!But Anything but Footy also covers all sport - so who are the Commonwealths 'gamesmakers' - and how do you volunteer? We hear from 2022 board member and 2018 gold medalist Ame Agbeze and Hannah Cockroft, who also backs Naomi Osaka's Grand Slam walkout.It's Anything but Footy - the Olympic Paralympic and Commonwealth pod - counting down to Tokyo 2020 in 2021 and in 6 weeks! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Suave Milan and special guest Jade Jones discuss dating in their 20s. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsiFtx0ryeFdZ-5u_LgsWmw --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/suavemilan/support
Guest host Dylan Marron presents three stories about the fickle nature of fame. A classic action hero may be past his time in “The South Asian Speakers Series Presents the Archeologist and Adventurer Indiana Jones,” by Tania James, performed by Bryan Cranston. Everyday racism transforms a young woman into a death-defying activist in “Today, You’re a Black Revolutionary,” by Jade Jones, performed by Moses Ingram. And pop stars, their fads, and their handlers are fair game in “On a Day Tammy Had Not Eaten Enough Yellow,” by Kenneth Calhoun, performed by Michelle Buteau, John Cameron Mitchell, and Miriam Shor. Join and give!: https://donatenow.networkforgood.org/symphonyspacenyc?code=Splashpage See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Welcome to series 3 of Health Unwrapped and we've got an amazing lineup for you over the next 12 episodes. We're starting with Olympian, European and World Champion Jade Jones OBE who we got to speak to exactly 100 days ahead of her trip to Tokyo, where she is heading for the 'threepeat'. Jade had just returned from the European Championships and had already brought home the first gold. What we discussed: How the delay of Tokyo impacted her as she was actually injured with a slight tear in her knee, so she had time to recover. How she worked one day at a time with her recovery and how she felt during the pandemic.Why the London 2012 Olympics was her best experience and what it was like as a 19-year-old to become an Olympic champion. How she prepared for Brazil and how the pressure really got the better of her before she competed. Competing under pressure and how she motivates herself when she's feeling downHow she may not always be motivated but she is always committed. Her daily rituals and how journaling helps including pre and post rituals. The importance of a midday nap.How she builds supplements into her routine.How she describes her body as a machine and she knows what she is missing from fuel, sleep or supplements and she always checks what she might be missing. Knowing when to back off if your body is fatigued. What her recovery looks like including hydration and ice baths Why it is so important to know your body and find out what it needs and give yourself a pit stop if you need it. Doing your exercise first thing in the morning is keyThe key to maintaining an active lifestyle is to pick something you enjoy. SOCIAL MEDIA: Jade Jones Instagram Bioglan on TwitterBioglan on FacebookBioglan on Instagram Full product details can be found via our website
The countdown to the delayed Tokyo Olympics has begun with only 100 days until the opening ceremony on 23 July. However, as for plans for how the Games might look like are drawn out, various public opinion polls in Japan have revealed that the majority of its citizens are not in favour of the event going ahead. R4 Today's Nick Robinson heard from World Athletics president Sebastian Coe, Lord Coe; chairman of the British Olympic Association Sir Hugh Robertson; and double Olympic Taekwondo champion Jade Jones. With news report from BBC's Tokyo correspondent Rupert Wingfield-Hayes. (Image: Statues of Miraitowa (L) and Someity (R), the official mascots for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and Paralympics; credit: Reuters)
The Tokyo 2020 Olympics in 2021 is now just 100 days to go...The latest news headlines surrounding the event don't make the most comfortable reading, but being honest when has a preparation to any Games had nothing but positivity! There are huge challenges ahead, alluded to by double Olympic champion Jade Jones who joins us just back from Bulgaria and competing at the European Taekwondo Championships, but she won a third title and will be looking to make history again in Tokyo! We also catch up with Leeds Triathlete Jess Learmonth again as she's getting ready for her first Olympics, and dreaming of success!This is Anything but Footy the Olympic and Paralympic Podcast - we also round up the latest Para Swimming, Hockey and Rowing news... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Soprano, Actress & Singing Teacher Charlie-Jade Jones graduated with Distinction from the Royal Academy of Music and has since been awarded the title Licentiate of the Royal Academy of Music in Singing Teaching for Musical Theatre, also with Distinction. Charlie-Jade made her professional stage debut as a Soprano & Soloist in the Thursford Christmas Spectacular and has since worked as a crossover artist on stage and in the recording studio. Her performance work has encompassed Musical Theatre, Concert, Opera & Recording. Charlie-Jade holds singing teaching positions at Italia Conti Academy and Emil Dale Academy where she teaches students on the BA Hons Degree and Diploma in Musical Theatre courses and is also the Founder of Scenaria Studios. She is a Vocal Health First Aider and as well as specific voice related CPD she has also trained in Mindfulness which she fuses in her work as a singing teacher. As an artist, she has performed at venues including Cadogan Hall, Prince Edward Theatre and The Other Palace as well as recording for the BBC, Wembley Arena & for albums at Angel Studios. Her theatrical performances have included; Jason Robert Brown's Parade, Rodgers & Hammerstein's State Fair and her one-woman show The Soprano Behind The Screen which she co-devised with musical director Connor Fogel. This opened in 2020 and will be returning to London Fringe Theatre later this year. Connect with Charlie on Instagram @charliejadejones + @scenaria.studios Web: www.charlie-jadejones.com
A little collection of voices for you in this one, reflecting on how peeps are feeling getting back to work after the weekend. Mixed feelings all round but lots of excitement too. Many of you listeners will surely relate to this. Let's hear from Lou Dempsey, Jade Jones and Amy Dommett and Tara Fisher and good luck to all lash artists in England on the 12th. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/joanna-lee0/message
Room To Succeed, Pivoting And The Rachel Bay Jones Internal X-Factor! Ep.89-Annex Theatre Of Seattle's Co-Artistic Director Madison Jade Jones Discusses Their Freeing, Avant-Garde Style Of Theatre As Well As How They've Handled Their Adjustment To The COVID-19 Pandemic! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Lovely to catch up with Jade Jones in this episode. As usual Jade has been busy. Never one to let a little pandemic keep her down. Red Boss Babes are in full flight and Jade reveals yet another very exciting bit of news in this episode. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/joanna-lee0/message
Litty Official is in the building. We chat this week with actress, musician, and all around delight: Jade Jones. We talk about the creation Litty Official, fulfilling exact childhood dreams, and being the star of a reality tv show. Listen to He Could Never the Litty Official Mixtape Watch the trailer for Jade's High School Musical documentary appearance Follow Jade: @littyoffical and visit jadejonesdc.com Follow Meg: @megbunn Follow Harrison: @hhaarriissoonn or visit his website Listen to us both on SPOOKY SHOW Follow the pod: @goodtoseeyoupod
Bradly Sinden “I'm gonna give everything I got to make sure I get to where I want to be”Bradly Sinden is the first Great Britain male World Champion. He made it on the last World Taekwondo Championships in Manchester.Before it, he also won a bronze medal in Muju 2017 World Championships. Bradly is really mature for his young age and an example of determination. Weeks before to win the gold medal in the World Championships, he was so injured that he couldn't even kick. Hearing the interview with him you can learn:What can children learn from other sports that can help them ih taekwondo?Why do you have to focus on your performance and not on the results?What facilities does a world class training center have?How he and his team managed months of injuries before his participation in the Worlds?Why should parents not push a lot of pressure on children growing in the sport?How to fight against taller opponents?His first steps in taekwondo and multisport past.He started doing taekwondo at age 4 in his hometown Doncaster. Along with taekwondo he practiced other sports like football and running.He considers that training other sports improves your overall fitness and learning the basic tactics of other sports can help you as a sparring athlete.His club instructor and Sarah Stevenson's instructor were friends. Sometimes he went to trained to her club when she was already a national team member.When Sarah's Stevenson won the bronze medal at Beijing 2018 Bradly was just a kid. But he thought that Sarah's, a person like him, coming from his same small town, could achieve any dream as she put her mind set on it.Great Britain Taekwondo's success and the importance of patience for young athletes.Sarah's bronze medal at Beijing 2008 was of big help for British taekwondo, because it was their first olympic medal in taekwondo.The funding and support that came after that olympic medal was one of the keys to the later success of GB Taekwondo program. Creating a synergy that was increased later with Jade Jones later Gold Medal in London 2012.When he was 10 and he started in competition and watching the top performers of the sport winning big tournaments like the Olympics made him to decide that taekwondo was what he wanted to do in his future-At the beginning of his career he usually did well in training but sometimes it didn't transfer to performance in competition.He considers patience is very important for every athlete. “The time clock is different for everybody”. So, there is no need to rush.If you work hard your moment will come.International take off and how to learn from every experienceHe won his first international medal as a cadet in the 2012 Belgium Open. In 2015 he won the European Youth Championships. He considers that tournament a breakthrough moment in his career.His coach as a youth was Martin Stamper, a former World Bronze medalist who started his career as a coach with the GB Junior team.In 2016 Martin Stamper started to train the senior team and Bradly had to train a lot and prove that he deserved a place in the GB taekwondo academy. With less than a year in the academy he achieved a bronze medal in the Worlds of Muju but he still was not happy with it. He is a perfectionist so it took a while for him to digest the bronze and realize that it was not a negative experience.He had to learn from the experience and take the positive things.How to learn from events when you don't medal?In events that you don't win a medal you have to look at how you perform. Sometimes you don't win the medal but maybe you fought the best person in that weight class in the first fight, and maybe you had a great fight, and just lost for a few points or certain action.You don't have to focus on that you didn't win the medal. Bradly analyzes his performance in every tournament with his coach, focusing on what he did well and things that he needs to improve.Resilience, teamwork, ability to adapt and the World Championships in ManchesterBradly is usually a mentally strong athlete. In high performance sports, that strength is necessary to overcome difficult moments.One characteristic of high performance sports is that you demand the best from your body and your mind.You will train very close to the edge between top performance and injury.Before 2019 Worlds. Bradly faced months of constant injuries that didn't allow him to train in an ideal way.Starting the year he won the Presidents cup but he got injured in his first fight and could not train for a few weeks. After recovery he came back and was injured again.GB had a big training camp that was an opportunity to train and do test matches with some other top athletes like the french team and Amhad Abugaush. By that time Bradly was injured.He comments that you can't miss those opportunities. So his team decided not to train because he was severely injured but to do the test matches.Another important point is that weeks before the Worlds, he was so injured that he could not even kick.What can you do when you are facing a World Championship competition of taekwondo and you cannot kick?Do you just go home, rest and hope for the best?That's not an option.The solution in Bradly words was to smash conditioning. If you stop training kicks for a small period of time you won't forget how to kick. But you need the confidence of knowing that your body will be prepared for the demands of five or six fights that going for the gold medal implies in a World Championships.His World Championships gold medal proved that the strategy worked.Even he faced really difficult matches. For example, he stopped the winning streak in the World Championships of Lee Dae Hoon, one of the top performers in the history of taekwondo.Please enjoy the interview.You can hear it on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Overcast.
So how has Jade Jones been since the announcement that we can't open? As you might expect Jade is busy as ever and getting on with things but it's not all plain sailing as Jade explains... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/joanna-lee0/message
Performance Director Gary Hall charts the rise of GB Taekwondo from broom cupboards, corridors and supermarket aisles to six Olympic medals from the last three games, including back-to-back Golds for Jade Jones. Having become a global force in the Korean martial art, Britain's planning to take at least three genuine Gold medal hopes to Tokyo. It's a project with demonstrable results and Gary's strategy has always been a bold one. What happens when he asks UK Sport - straight up - for £12 million? Their reply will amaze you. He also tells the inside story of Sarah Stevenson’s controversial bronze medal match in Beijing (before the days of VAR...) and hypes the arrival of taekwondo at the Paralympics. Andy Stevenson is alongside host Jonathan Overend for Episode Six, in association with Aldi UK, official supermarket partner of Team GB. They chat about media diversity and misleading split screens. All the usual. Plus unlikely references to dairy farmers and pigeon racing. Also some mid-level swearing as Gary gets passionate.
Jade Jones and I have a great chat about her product line Prejades, her successfully growing training academy and all about the importance of setting goals and smashing them. She started out in the beauty industry in 2014 after leaving a career in finance. Jade hadn't always visioned herself in beauty but she really found her true passion with lashes. Jade is also working now on a mentor-ship programme to help other lash artist's achieve their goals and become successful quicker in their career. She is so inspiring and gives great advice and starting to expand your business. You can follow Jade Jones on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/byjadejones/ and her academy at https://www.instagram.com/jadejonesacademy/ Follow the podcast page at https://www.instagram.com/thebeautyhustlepodcast/
Jade Jones is back in the hot seat this time. As usual she has plenty to keep her busy but it's been another tough couple of weeks and lockdown is starting to wear a bit thin!... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/joanna-lee0/message
Can you believe that this is the 5th interview I've done with Jade Jones...this means I've been doing this podcast series for 8 weeks. Time flies during Lockdown for some but how is it feeling for Jade this time?... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/joanna-lee0/message
Prepare to be inspired by the journey of our special guest this week from the UK Lash Industry. So many people have suggested to me that I should have this guest on the show so I just had to get her on. I mean . . . who am I to disappoint? So joining us […]
Prepare to be inspired by the journey of our special guest this week from the UK Lash Industry. So many people have suggested to me that I should have this guest on the show so I just had to get her on. I mean . . . who am I to disappoint? So joining us […]
Where on earth is the time going during this lockdown period? Can you believe, 4th interview with Jade Jones. How is she? What has she been doing? And does she think we'll be going back to work any time soon with the announcements due on Sunday night? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/joanna-lee0/message
I can hardly believe I'm back with Jade Jones today for her 3rd catch up. After a tearful episode last time, I'm keen to know how she is doing. Find out why she is thankful to 'Behind The Lashes' --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/joanna-lee0/message
In this episode I'm back with Jade Jones to touch base with how the last 2 weeks have been for her. It's an emotional time for her. Jade explains what she misses the most about her old life and tells us how she's been keeping busy. You might need the tissues for this one. Find out more about Jade on IG @byjadejones --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/joanna-lee0/message
This week we speak with Ian Cook about his experiences photographing major sports events such as The Olympics and The Commonwealth Games. This episode was recorded before the Coronavirus situation and before the Olympic Games was postponed to 2021.Ian gives a fantastic insight into just how much hard work it is to cover such events but still get world class images.Also what happens when you are at a Beach Volley Ball final and your phone rings.Keep in touch with Talking Shot Podcast updates and new episodes by subscribing to our Podcast on your favourite Podcast App. We'd love to hear your suggestions or wishes for future guests.Website: http://www.talkingshot.co.ukTwitter: @talkingshotpodInstagram: @talkingshotFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/talkingshot/Recommended Podcasts:He Shoots He DrawsMastering Portrait PhotographyPPN - Photography Podcast Network
In this episode I speak to Jade Jones - multiple award winning lash artist. Most notably perhaps for the 'Disrupter Award' at the Lashbase LBX party for her creation and success with her own brand Prejades. You can find her on IG @byjadejones --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/joanna-lee0/message
Founder of Jade Jones and PreJades, Jade Jones has been in the industry for 6 years and has a growing team of passionate artists working with her in the salon, in the Academy and as brand ambassadors for the product side of the business. Jade launched her own brand of premade fans in January 2019; PreJades. The Jade Jones Academy was launched this year which aims to teach the correct application of premade fans. Jade hosted the worlds first ever International online competition for Premade Fans only in 2019; the Premade Pro 2019 Online Competition which will continue to run annually. Jade held her first judging roles in 2019 for the Lash Festival hosted by the Eyelash Emporium and Lash Master 2020. Jade will judge The Lash Social, Lash Master Evolution and Lash Diamond in 2020 to date. She has also been featured in many magazines for her lash work and PreJades. Awards: 1st place Classic - Lash Artist of the Year 2018 1st place Male - Lash Artist of the Year 2018 1st place Mega - Lash Artist of the Year 2018 1st place Colour - Lash for Health 2019 3rd place Male - Lash for Health 2019 2nd place Russian Volume - Queens Championships 2019 3rd place Ombre - Queens Championships 2019 Head Judge award - The Lash Social UK 2019 Winner - Excellence in Customer Service Award 2019 Finalist - Entrepreneur of the Year 2019 Finalist - Fastest Growing Business Award 2019 1st place Classic - Lash Artist of the Year 2019 1st place Male - Lash Artist of the Year 2019 1st place Mega - Lash Artist of the Year 2019 1st place Colour - Lash Artist of the Year 2019 Industry Disrupter Award - Lashbase 2019 2nd place Classic - Lash Inc Challenge
This week’s episode was recorded LIVE in Washington D.C. at the Lincoln Theatre. First up, “Emergency You In Court.” Sarah files suit against her mother Susan. Susan is a volunteer EMT in a rural community. Sarah would like her mother to refrain from responding to emergency calls when Sarah is in town visiting. Susan feels a responsibility to respond to the calls whenever they come through. Then, the judge and bailiff are joined by special guest Linda Holmes, of NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour, and author of Evvie Drake Starts Over. Together they’ll dispense Swift Justice on cases having to do with ordering a latte, scrambled pancakes, and confronting your neighbors. Plus music from Brian Farrow and a cameo by Washington DC's own Jade Jones!
Will Moulton presents this SportSpiel feature interview with rising British Taekwondo star Rebecca McGowan. There has been a consistent stream of talent coming through the ranks of the sport in the UK - names such as Jade Jones, Bianca Walkden and Lutalo Muhammad are just three of them. But one person who is well on her way to making a name for herself is the Scottish-born teenager Rebecca. In this episode the up-and-coming talent tells us all about her journey through the sport and what it is like to train and compete against some of the very best talent there is out there. She also talks about the role she can play in dispelling the myth that women are not suited to combat sports. Messages Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/SportSpielPod?lang=en Like us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SportSpielPod/ Follow us on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/sportspielpod/ Get in touch: sportspielpod@gmail.com Visit our website: sportspielonline.com (http://sportspielonline.com/) Credits Image credits: With thanks to Rebecca McGowan and British Taekwondo Music: Otis McDonald
Jeremy Seghers, Jade Jones, and Matt Zenon joined the show to talk about the upcoming production of A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story of Christmas at the Garden Theatre in Winter Garden. Seghers is the director of the piece, and Jones and Zenon play the Spirits of Christmas Present and Future, respectively. This spirited version … Continue reading "28. Matt Zenon, Jeremy Seghers, and Jade Jones (11/11/2019)"
What I eat is none of your business, but what about what my children eat? In this episode, I talk to Jade Jones about mom-shaming and the scrutiny parents face regarding their children's diet. Jade shares her journey as a mother and food blogger, her struggle with mental health issues and how to balance it all when being judged under the microscope. About Jade Jones The former economist and stay-at-home mother, Jade Jones, is the mastermind behind the blog, Jonesin' for Taste. Jade shares family-friendly and easy recipes inspired by the places her family has lived and her diverse heritage. Her focus is to help parents cook with their children. Based outside of Los Angeles, USA, Jade is the mother of 4 and open about her battle with depression. Find the show notes and more information about our community on . The jingle, Funny Polka, is from HookSounds.
Today's episode is all about how to use up those produce odds and ends that are wilting away in the bottom of your crisper.I speak to Jade Jones, the creator of the food blog, Jonesin' For Taste. On her blog, Jade shares recipes inspired by the places her family has lived during her husband's time in the military, as well as from her diverse heritage which includes Hispanic and Hawaiian. Jade is passionate about helping introduce new foods and flavors to families with easy recipes and providing helpful tips to get kids started cooking in the kitchen. As a busy mother of 4, Jade understands the importance of creating family meals that make the most of the ingredients she has on hand. Jade shares lots of great ideas on how to repurpose produce odds and ends to get the most out of the weekly food budget and reduce food waste.Get the full show notes at cookitrealgood.com/9.
In this episode we discuss food blogging and mental health, specifically depression, and ways to keep a grip on your job while enduring tough times. Determine what your triggers are so you can address them before they overtake you. Make time for yourself for 20-30 min a day - exercise, read, any self-love, etc. Let organization become your norm and say goodbye to “living by the seat of your pants." Let technology work FOR you and still have easy access to all your work. Learn to use and live by a flexible calendar - built-in with to-do’s and required down time to deal with mental health. Learn to batch work each week making and photographing anywhere from 2-4 new recipes. This allows for you to be productive even when a bout of depression hits. Make connecting with others a priority so you’re not alone - through groups, conferences, and using social media to highlight real life struggles so you don’t feel so alone. Ask for help and don’t try to do it all!
Baby Spice Emma Bunton may not have released much music but she was busy having babies, designing childrens clothing, nappy and products as well as hosting popular reality programmes in the UK and US. All whilst maintaining a steady radio presenting career on Heart FM. It’s an exciting start to this era for Baby – because she has a baby. Her first, Beau, born in 2007. 2009 – Emma starts her stint on Heart FM. She covers a couple of shifts and is rewarded with her on Saturday drive time slot. She pre-records because Baby has better places to be than a stuffy studio on a Saturday evening. 2010 – She joins the judging panel of Dancing On Ice. She did 2 series. It was a little controversial at the time. People wondered, with no ice skating background, what she could possibly provide as a judge. But she was praised for locking horns with chief judge Jason Gardiner and not being afraid to make unpopular comments. She said it helped her shed her Baby Spice tag…. Because she became Sassy Spice. Here are some of her best put downs: She sure has. On the third show she told GMTV's Dr Hilary Jones: "I literally couldn't breathe through the whole dance and when you lifted her I felt physically sick, I was so nervous for you both. "I just didn't enjoy it and I'm glad you were smiling because I wasn't." The next week she said of Emily Atack's performance: "I just thought it looked messy, unsteady. I felt like you were being dragged around. You are improving but very little." Then, in show seven, she told Sharron Davies: "It's a little bit like déjà vu for me, with a different outfit each week." 2011 – Baby Tate. To celebrate she launched her own baby range with reputable fashion retailer, Argos. Much bigger than the capsule Geri knocked out with Next….. this was a 99 piece collection. Her eldest Beau was modelling the collection – following in his Mamas footsteps, because one of her first jobs was a child model in the argos catalogue. I bet she was a proper cherubic little model. All blonde ringlets and chubby cheeks. 2011 – She really commits to Heart FM. Covers maternity leave for Harriet Scott on Breakfast, hosting alongside her old sparring partner – Jamie Theakston. Breakfast is a big shift. It’s a high profile position, a lot of responsibility and hardwork. Its all early mornings and beaming smiles. But Baby does a good job; she ends up taking over the spot permanently and doing it for 5 years. Until 2018. 2012 – She did the previously mentioned Mel C duet, I know him so well….. Which I think is just lovely of them to work together. The video is beautiful, if a little boring, of them just hugging. Interview quotes they described the song as “having the spirit of spice”. 2013 was a big year for Emma Bunton – not only did she win Foxy Bingo Celebrity Mother of the Year award she had a new tv show. “Your face sounds familiar” – it’s a bit Stars in their eyes. 6 celebrities portray famous singers, chosen at random, to win £10,000 for their chosen charity. They’re trained by Yvie Burnett – who is the second best vocal coach in the world. After Carrie from Fame Academy. Its all very Saturday night cringe – filing the spots between X Factor and Ant&Dec. 2014 - Jade Jones appears on “Big Reunion”. Baby named as ‘Lead Singer’ of the group. Link for the image: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0S4opaSrTHI 2017 – She appeared on the judging panel of new American reality show, BoyBand, which sought to find the new big BoyBand. She appeared alongside Nick Carter, Timbaland. Hosted by Rita Ora. Best bit was towards the end they did a judges medley, with the contestants. Emma completes a flawless rendition of Say You’ll Be There. Of course she does. If only Rita were so lucky. She tries to join Timbaland for “Way I Are” and it is car crash. They create the band “In Real Life”….. who have released 6 singles since in the past 18 months. One charting. It’s a start. 2018 – She becomes the host of American version of Great British Bake Off. Guardian had a great tagline: Contesants will have to dust it, make it, proof it, bake it – show her how good they are We find her back recording, Studio Spice. More than a decade after her previous effort. Signed a deal with BMG records – who tend to focus on publishing rights and legacy artists. She is a songwriter with a legacy…. What a home. Does mean her time is short. She has to say goodbye to Heart Breakfast. 5 year stint, successfully so. Award winning stint. Including “Radio presenter of the year” and “digital radio programme” at the TRIC awards. But they do give her a Sunday night slot (bet that is a pre-record). She knows how to keep a foot in the door (must be easy to work with if they keep you on that long). Which makes room for her to finally get married! After 8 years of being engaged.
What took you so long? Its time to respect the solo career of Emma Lee Bunton.Baby Spice was one of the last to do solo release – but it was worth it. Pre-Forever, 1999, sherecorded a song for the Pokemon movie soundtrack, (Hey you) Free up your mind. Yep, thePokemon movie soundtrack.I didn’t realise but Baby Bunton had a really solid solo launch. She presented her own TV show onVH1, in October 1999, at a similar time to releasing the Tin Tin Outs cover of “What I am”.In 90s chart fashion it was in a battle for number 1. Against former bandmate, Geri Halliwells.Then after the Forever album, and hiatus, she went straight into presenting. Her current Heart FMgig is not a pleasant little surprise Baby had always been carving herself a position as a presenter. We’d wait to wait until April 2001 (What took you so long) to get Baby Bunton proper with therelease of her debut single and its accompanying album, Girl Like Me.Wrote the song herself with Richard Stannard, who had been a big part of the Spice and Spiceworldalbums (2 become 1, Spice up your life). Songwriting credits on almost every track – theres twocovers, but other than that. Consistently through her solo career, actually. I think with all of themthat was the case. Even Victoria Beckham.The album charted at number 4. Went gold. Critics were mixed – they said it was pleasant,she was pleasant, the songs were pleasant, it was just…. Pleasant. NME called her “Ewok spice”. Ithad a long metaphor comparing it to the movies that really wasn’t aimed at her target market.” herheart is in the right place but her soul is nowhere to be seen.”She had 2 further singles, summery ballad “Take my breath away” – Its nice but it does soundvery much like an album filler track. I think this was voted for as a single by fans on her website.Then we got the remixed version of “Were not gonna sleep tonight” – a party anthem aboutslopping around on the dancefloor until the early morning, just in time for christmas.- Both saw diminishing chart returns. 5 for take my breath; and 20 for Sleep. Which ultimatelyled to her parting ways with Virgin records.Of course, around this time she starts dating Jade Jones from Damage. They met in 1998 duringSpice Girls peak mania. Apparently, she flirted with him trying to get him to help her programme herphone – classic.They split a couple of times at the turn of the century. For about a year after their first year ofdating, and then again in 2002 when she started working with Simon Fuller again.So, she may have not been single for long but when she was she went for top gradebatchelor. Dated:- Rio Ferdinand- Justin Timberlake (On Ellen this year he revealed he hooked up with one of them.Their last split was in 2002 and was triggered by Bunton signing a new record deal with noneother than spice Tsar, Simon Fuller/19 management. Apparently, Jade wasn’t that happyabout it and Emma wanted to get back on it.In 2003, Bunton had to move out of her mansion because neighbours moaned about the noise fromher latenight partying (We’re not gonna sleep tonight). Gives you a bit of context for her new album.She reinvented herself as a 60s siren in 2003, when she released the Bond Theme soundingFree Me. We had to wait nearly two years but it was worth it.It peaked at number 5 and paved the way for the greatest song of her career, Maybe.We also talk about:- Her stint on Strictly come dancing- Her attempt at Actress Spice: appearing in Absolutely Fabulous- Bollywood Spice: Emma appeared in 2 bollywood movies and a documentary- Her controversial Howard Stern interview that resurfaced recently where he treats herhorrendously- Her third album, life in mono – cover of Downtown.
Dan is joined by pop star, presenter and Spice Girl, Emma Bunton! Ahead of their massive reunion tour, Dan sits down with 1/5 (or is it 1/4?) of the world's biggest girl group to get the lowdown on the gossip from the Spice Girls camp as well as some exclusive news. But first, Emma discusses her up and coming solo album 'My Happy Place' and some of the special duets that you will hear on it. She also reveals the secret to her long term relationship with partner Jade Jones.In the wake of her quitting radio, Emma gives her thoughts ahead of the launch of the United States version of Bake Off, which she will be presenting with American footballer Anthony 'Spice' Adams.We get all the gossip surrounding Posh Spice and why she decided not to join the girls on tour, as well as Emma's thoughts on the public backlash to that decision.Hit subscribe to never miss an episode and let us know what you think of The Dan Wootton Interview here. Follow all the action on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Double Olympic champion Jade Jones is 25 and aiming for a third title at Tokyo 2020. She's travelled to Argentina as an athlete role model to give advice to those competing. With that in mind, we fired some difficult questions about dating and being an athlete. How do you get that balance between your love life and elite sport?Plus, we have the latest headlines from Buenos Aires 2018 and the day's athlete to watch.
The start of Buenos Aires 2018 is almost here. Over 4,000 elite sporting teenagers are descending on Argentina for the Youth Olympic Games. Former Youth Olympians include snowboarder Chloe Kim, diving’s Tom Daley and Spain’s badminton Olympic champion Carolina Marin. We’ve spoken to four athletes who we think you need to know about.At 18, Kanak Jha is already USA’s top men’s table tennis player.“The Youth Olympic Games is the biggest event there is for juniors and (to win) would just be unbelievable,” he said.World junior champion Aaliyah Powell has all the ingredients for success in taekwondo according to double Olympic gold medallist Jade Jones.“I think she has got a lot of star qualities.”Plus, we get the stories behind British gymnast Amelie Morgan and USA rugby 7s captain Junior Waqavesi.Experience their journey from the start-line and discover the ‘Heroes of the Future’.
Jade currently lives in Southern California with her husband and 3 children, one girl and two boys. On her blog Jonesin’ For Taste she creates easy recipes that allow you to explore the amazing flavors of the world AND spend more time together as a family and less time in the kitchen. Jade is a huge Harry Potter nerd, loves Winnie the Pooh, and is not so secretly obsessed with brownies. You can usually find her binge watching episodes of The Great British Bake Off, crocheting or sewing, or reading a book from her gigantic stash. I had a great time talking with Jade, and catching up with her! She and I met eleven years ago while attending school at Brigham Young University. Since then, we both have started our families, and our projects! Jade started her blog, Jonesin’ for Taste nine years ago to share her favorite easy recipes, and maybe earn a little income on the side. Her husband’s job over the years has had a varied schedule so she has had to find creative ways to have family meals together every day. It’s incredible how mealtime is such an anchor for our families to spend time together and talk, and experience new cuisines together. It can be challenging to learn about new recipes with our busy and stressful lives, especially when those recipes have unfamiliar ingredients or a long list of steps. Jade is on a mission to help families introduce new food to our families without sacrificing quality, or time with our families. In fact, she has teamed up with Jenni over at The Gingered Whisk to create a Global Cuisine Challenge this month! You can go over to https://thegingeredwhisk.com/family-global-eating-challenge/ and subscribe for the challenge. There will be new ideas each week from different regions of the world. And, not just recipes. Jade and Jenni will be suggesting videos or TV shows that will encourage your family to try new food, foreign language phrases to go along with each region, as well as live discussions, and giveaways! Find more from at Jade https://jonesinfortaste.com Social media: Facebook, Pinterest, http://instagram.com/jonesinfortaste (Instagram) Join the Family Success Toolkit Free Membership http://homeandfamilyculture.com
In this podcast, we interview the “Double Olympic Champion” Jade Jones MBE. Firstly we talk about where she came from and if she could have ever believed she would one day become double Olympic champion. We then chat about her first Olympic gold, the one from the youth Olympics. Then we chat about where her Taekwondo journey began and a look into how she got to where she has today. The World Championship Gold is something that's slipped away to date but we speak about how the next worlds will be in Manchester and how the home crowd will spur her to finally get that Gold. If we follow Jade on Instagram her story shows celebrity dating, spa days and lots of Taekwondo - we chat about what a typical day in the life of Jade Jones is actually like. Then we discuss her TV appearances and what's next on her list to tick off…… I'm a celeb get me out of here??? With so many athletes now coming out with their own equipment and clothing range, we talk about if this is something she's already looking at doing. The pressures of competitions are up next, how Jade deals with it, and what motivates her to keep winning. looking to the future we ask what life will look like after she hangs up her head guard. Paul Green leaving GB is a massive deal right now, we speak to Jade about who will now coach her and her thoughts on Paul leaving GB. Next, we discuss how Taekwondo is right now, and if she has any suggestions to improve it. Advice from Jade on how to be the next Jade Jones is our next discussion - how someone currently competing can get to her level. The next few questions are from you guys, our listeners. The first one was if Jade had any advice for parents on how to motivate and keep the interest of a young athlete. Next, we ask the question at what age did she start Taekwondo and what made her choose Taekwondo. Does Jade need to be strict with what she eats? What is her favourite food? Who or what inspires her to keep going, what is her motivation to stay at Olympic standard? How has what she has achieved changed her life, and what dreams has it helped her follow? And the final listener question, what strength and conditioning do you do leading up to the Olympics? As we ask all our listeners the same final question, we ask Jade what she thinks makes Taekwondo different to other martial arts and what she feels it takes to be a black belt. If you want to get in touch or learn more about Jade, see the links below. Facebook: @jadejonestkd Instagram: @jadejonestkd Twitter: @jadejonestkd YouTube: jade jones Find us on Facebook and instagram or go to our contact page form more options. We would love to hear what you thought about the interview with Jade Jones, tell us here or on iTunes, Instagram or Facebook.
In this podcast, we interview the “Double Olympic Champion” Jade Jones MBE. Firstly we talk about where she came from and if she could have ever believed she would one day become double Olympic champion. We then chat about her first Olympic gold, the one from the youth Olympics. Then we chat about where her Taekwondo journey began and a look into how she got to where she has today. The World Championship Gold is something that's slipped away to date but we speak about how the next worlds will be in Manchester and how the home crowd will spur her to finally get that Gold. If we follow Jade on Instagram her story shows celebrity dating, spa days and lots of Taekwondo - we chat about what a typical day in the life of Jade Jones is actually like. Then we discuss her TV appearances and what's next on her list to tick off…… I'm a celeb get me out of here??? With so many athletes now coming out with their own equipment and clothing range, we talk about if this is something she's already looking at doing. The pressures of competitions are up next, how Jade deals with it, and what motivates her to keep winning. looking to the future we ask what life will look like after she hangs up her head guard. Paul Green leaving GB is a massive deal right now, we speak to Jade about who will now coach her and her thoughts on Paul leaving GB. Next, we discuss how Taekwondo is right now, and if she has any suggestions to improve it. Advice from Jade on how to be the next Jade Jones is our next discussion - how someone currently competing can get to her level. The next few questions are from you guys, our listeners. The first one was if Jade had any advice for parents on how to motivate and keep the interest of a young athlete. Next, we ask the question at what age did she start Taekwondo and what made her choose Taekwondo. Does Jade need to be strict with what she eats? What is her favourite food? Who or what inspires her to keep going, what is her motivation to stay at Olympic standard? How has what she has achieved changed her life, and what dreams has it helped her follow? And the final listener question, what strength and conditioning do you do leading up to the Olympics? As we ask all our listeners the same final question, we ask Jade what she thinks makes Taekwondo different to other martial arts and what she feels it takes to be a black belt. If you want to get in touch or learn more about Jade, see the links below. Facebook: @jadejonestkd Instagram: @jadejonestkd Twitter: @jadejonestkd YouTube: jade jones Find us on Facebook and instagram or go to our contact page form more options. We would love to hear what you thought about the interview with Jade Jones, tell us here or on iTunes, Instagram or Facebook.
Bianca Walkden imparable.El fin de semana pasado tuvimos la final del Grand Prix, en la que lo más relevante fue la hazaña de Bianca Walkden que es la primera atleta que gana los cuatro Grand Prix del año. Para lograrlo tuvo que vencer a la coreana Lee 16-9.La atleta británica está imparable y dice que su siguiente meta es ganar el próximo Grand Slam a celebrarse en China.Cisse y Tae Hun Kim fueron los otros ganadores de medallas de oro, en las categorías de -80kg y -58kg respectivamente. Cabe destacar que el atleta español Jesús Tortosa Cabrera es el único atleta hombre con medalla en todos los Grand Prix del año.El segundo díaEl segundo día del Grand Prix nos dejó a un Dae Hon Lee que se adjudicó la medalla de oro en su tercer Grand Prix consecutivo en la categoría de -68kg, Jade Jones venció a Marta Calvo de España para quedarse el oro en -57kg.En mujeres de -67kg la coreana Hye-ri Oh perdió ante la china Yunfei Guo por un contundente 31-9La gala…Los ganadores en la gala de los mejores del deporte fueron:Como mejor atleta femenina: Bianca Walkden ¿Había alguna otra candidata?Mejor atleta masculino: Dae Hon Lee. Campeón mundial y tres Grand Prix.Mejor coach del mundo: Dragan Jovic de Serbia cuyo doyang Galeb a producido dos campeonas mundiales y dos medallistas olímpicas.La mejor patada del año: Aaron Cook que gana el premio por segunda vez consecutiva.Mejor asociación: Corea que hospedó el último campeonato del mundo.Mejor árbitro femenino: Julie Dib de LibanoMejor árbitro masculino: Abdelkhalek Chbibie BélgicaMejor Unión Continental: África que en Río consiguió su mejor resultado de la historia y que este año hospedó dos torneos importantes.Mejor equipo nacional: Corea que ganó más medallas de Grand Prix y Mundial que ningún otro equipo, fue seguida de Rusia y Gran Bretaña.Paul Green se une a US TaekwondoUs Taekwondo anunció que Paul Green, el ex entrenador de Jade Jones y del equipo nacional británico se une a su programa junto con el también ex entrenador de los británicos Gareth Brown.Sin duda el equipo estadounidense retomará el protagonismo de otros años en la élite del taekwondo mundial con dos entrenadores de estas características.Gracias por escuchar este podcast y, espero que te haya resultado útil , si es así nos puedes regalar una valoración de 5 estrellas en itunes para que el programa pueda llegar a más personas.Soy Luis Arroyo, nos vemos mañana con un juego para la clase de taekwondo, en particular para las formas y muy útil poco antes de las competencias.Saludos y hasta la próxima escucha.
Bianca Walkden imparable.El fin de semana pasado tuvimos la final del Grand Prix, en la que lo más relevante fue la hazaña de Bianca Walkden que es la primera atleta que gana los cuatro Grand Prix del año. Para lograrlo tuvo que vencer a la coreana Lee 16-9.La atleta británica está imparable y dice que su siguiente meta es ganar el próximo Grand Slam a celebrarse en China.Cisse y Tae Hun Kim fueron los otros ganadores de medallas de oro, en las categorías de -80kg y -58kg respectivamente. Cabe destacar que el atleta español Jesús Tortosa Cabrera es el único atleta hombre con medalla en todos los Grand Prix del año.El segundo díaEl segundo día del Grand Prix nos dejó a un Dae Hon Lee que se adjudicó la medalla de oro en su tercer Grand Prix consecutivo en la categoría de -68kg, Jade Jones venció a Marta Calvo de España para quedarse el oro en -57kg.En mujeres de -67kg la coreana Hye-ri Oh perdió ante la china Yunfei Guo por un contundente 31-9La gala…Los ganadores en la gala de los mejores del deporte fueron:Como mejor atleta femenina: Bianca Walkden ¿Había alguna otra candidata?Mejor atleta masculino: Dae Hon Lee. Campeón mundial y tres Grand Prix.Mejor coach del mundo: Dragan Jovic de Serbia cuyo doyang Galeb a producido dos campeonas mundiales y dos medallistas olímpicas.La mejor patada del año: Aaron Cook que gana el premio por segunda vez consecutiva.Mejor asociación: Corea que hospedó el último campeonato del mundo.Mejor árbitro femenino: Julie Dib de LibanoMejor árbitro masculino: Abdelkhalek Chbibie BélgicaMejor Unión Continental: África que en Río consiguió su mejor resultado de la historia y que este año hospedó dos torneos importantes.Mejor equipo nacional: Corea que ganó más medallas de Grand Prix y Mundial que ningún otro equipo, fue seguida de Rusia y Gran Bretaña.Paul Green se une a US TaekwondoUs Taekwondo anunció que Paul Green, el ex entrenador de Jade Jones y del equipo nacional británico se une a su programa junto con el también ex entrenador de los británicos Gareth Brown.Sin duda el equipo estadounidense retomará el protagonismo de otros años en la élite del taekwondo mundial con dos entrenadores de estas características.Gracias por escuchar este podcast y, espero que te haya resultado útil , si es así nos puedes regalar una valoración de 5 estrellas en itunes para que el programa pueda llegar a más personas.Soy Luis Arroyo, nos vemos mañana con un juego para la clase de taekwondo, en particular para las formas y muy útil poco antes de las competencias.Saludos y hasta la próxima escucha.
Hola apasionados del taekwondo, bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio del podcast sobre nuestro querido arte marcial.El día de hoy hablaré del próximo mundial a celebrarse en Muju, en Corea. Es la edición número 23 de campeonatos mundiales y la comunidad del taekwondo estamos ansiosos por ver en acción a las estrellas del taekwondo y a las nuevas promesas.El mundial de taekwondo es la máxima fiesta exclusiva de taekwondo, a la que más países y competidores asisten. Casi todas las ediciones han sido ganadas por Corea tanto en la rama varonil como en la femenil.Solo en dos ocasiones (2011 y 2015) Irán le ha arrebatado el titulo al país del cuál proviene el taekwondo en la rama varonil. Corea siempre ha ganado el título femenil excepto en el mundial del 2009.El evento será en la Arena del Taekwondo en el Taekwondowon, este impresionante complejo diseñado especialmente para el taekwondo y que cuenta con áreas de entrenamiento, meditación, museos sobre el taekwondo y todo un abánico de posibilidades para los apasionados del taekwondo.Una de las grandes figuras del Taekwondo que participará será Jade Jones, que nunca ha ganado un mundial pero que tiene medalla de oro en 2 juegos olímpicos, Londres y Río. Ella dice que su único objetivo es ser la única mujer en ganar 3 medallas de oro en olímpicos, veremos si lo consigue. La categoría masculina de -68kg también será muy interesante con figuras como el actual campeón olímpico el jordano Ahmad Abughaush, el turco Servet Tazegul, el coreano Dae Hoon Lee, etc. La revisión completa de la categoría esta en este episodio del podcast.También platicaremos sobre la categoría de los -80kg. En las que hay figuras de la talla del marfileño Cisse, el británico Lutalo Muhammad, el anteriormente británico y ahora representante de Moldavia Aaron Cook y por supuesto, el 5 veces campeón del mundo Steven Lopez, el único atleta en el mundo que ha logrado una hazaña como esta.Esto es Pasión Taekwondo...
Hola apasionados del taekwondo, bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio del podcast sobre nuestro querido arte marcial.El día de hoy hablaré del próximo mundial a celebrarse en Muju, en Corea. Es la edición número 23 de campeonatos mundiales y la comunidad del taekwondo estamos ansiosos por ver en acción a las estrellas del taekwondo y a las nuevas promesas.El mundial de taekwondo es la máxima fiesta exclusiva de taekwondo, a la que más países y competidores asisten. Casi todas las ediciones han sido ganadas por Corea tanto en la rama varonil como en la femenil.Solo en dos ocasiones (2011 y 2015) Irán le ha arrebatado el titulo al país del cuál proviene el taekwondo en la rama varonil. Corea siempre ha ganado el título femenil excepto en el mundial del 2009.El evento será en la Arena del Taekwondo en el Taekwondowon, este impresionante complejo diseñado especialmente para el taekwondo y que cuenta con áreas de entrenamiento, meditación, museos sobre el taekwondo y todo un abánico de posibilidades para los apasionados del taekwondo.Una de las grandes figuras del Taekwondo que participará será Jade Jones, que nunca ha ganado un mundial pero que tiene medalla de oro en 2 juegos olímpicos, Londres y Río. Ella dice que su único objetivo es ser la única mujer en ganar 3 medallas de oro en olímpicos, veremos si lo consigue. La categoría masculina de -68kg también será muy interesante con figuras como el actual campeón olímpico el jordano Ahmad Abughaush, el turco Servet Tazegul, el coreano Dae Hoon Lee, etc. La revisión completa de la categoría esta en este episodio del podcast.También platicaremos sobre la categoría de los -80kg. En las que hay figuras de la talla del marfileño Cisse, el británico Lutalo Muhammad, el anteriormente británico y ahora representante de Moldavia Aaron Cook y por supuesto, el 5 veces campeón del mundo Steven Lopez, el único atleta en el mundo que ha logrado una hazaña como esta.Esto es Pasión Taekwondo...
Welcome to the Black Beauty Link Up podcast where we link carefree Black women together, discussing topics surrounding self-love, beauty and confidence! This is our first episode to kick of the podcast! This week’s topic is about self-love and making yourself happy. Host, Jade Jones and Ashley Monique cover the keys to loving you and… The post Pilot – Episode 1 | Self Love and Making Yourself Happy appeared first on The Ebony Diaries | Sharing the Stories of Black Women.
Local athlete & Team GB bronze medallist Bianca Walkden joined Mick on Liverpool Live to talk about her experience in Rio 2016. Bianca spoke to us about her first taste of the Olympics, sharing a room with fellow medallist Jade Jones and the reaction she's had since coming home.
Taekwondo gold medallist Jade Jones and the bronze women's hockey team join Johnny and Tiffany live in the studio. Plus Team GB's women's footballer Eniola Aluko takes on the Egg and Spoon Race Challenge.
THE INSOMNIAC BRINGS HIS AWARD WINNING SHOW LIVE TO BLOG TALK RADIO THE MARIJUANA HAPPY HOUR live tonight Jade Jones the sultry chef have your questions ready for the sexiest chef on the planet
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