Podcast appearances and mentions of james ellington

Paralympic-gold-medallist, Hannah Cockroft, hosts the first video edition of the Irwin Mitchell podcast. She's joined by gold-medal-sprinter, James Ellington, and aspiring para-athletes, our clients, Ben Lukowski and Richard Davies. The athletes share their passion for sport and the role it's played in their lives. Wanting to encourage listeners at the beginning of their own sporting journeys, and those facing similar challenges, they discuss:Their journeys from aspiring to professional athletes and the milestones they've achieved along the way.The different places they've found support and what it means to them. The mental and physical benefits of sport, particularly for those with disabilities. Their ambitions as they look forward to the next steps in their careers. Plus, find out what advice each athlete would give to someone exploring the opportunities in sport for the first time.

James Ellington rejoins the podcast and talks to us about some of the technical cues he has found helpful throughout his career as a sprinter. He tells us about his favourite (and least favourite) types of training sessions. He also delves a little into nutrition and recovery.   Once again, James is sponsored by Life Plus health supplements: www.lifeplus.com

British Olympic sprinter, James Ellington, joins the podcast and gives us some insight into the different sports he played whilst growing up, and how his career and training progressed from being a junior sprinter to a professional athlete. He details the injuries he sustained through a motorcycle accident in 2017 and the impressive levels he has reached since. We discuss the 2016 British Championships 100m final, YouTube link here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1Bzwp-MicY&t=51s James is also sponsored by Life Plus health supplements: www.lifeplus.com  

James Ellington competed in London and Rio. But the sprinter's career came to a shuddering halt in 2017 when he was involved in a motor bike accident whilst on a training camp in Tenerife. He talks from his base in Dubai about the mindset and determination he has shown to rebuild a career after doctors questioned whether he'd walk again. He returned to the track in 2019 at the Anniversary Games in London. And even then he had to deal with an allergic reaction to a sting just before the event and a slip at home. This extract is taken from Track and Ball Podcast presented by Richard Whitehead and Ellen White - thanks guys! https://www.trackandball.co.uk/episode/james-ellington https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIF8vCcTDFc Support this podcast

Join #BLAIRISMS hosts Blair & Brandon for an incredible time on the #SAVAGECHATSERIES with world-renowned acoustician, physicist, and #PROFESSOR @hopkinsengineer, who has over 250 patents, including the electret microphone, a living #LEGEND, and member of the #nationalinventorshalloffame Dr. James West @jamesewest. He's going to be live with his daughter, @EllingtonSimone, CEO and Co-Founder of @sonavilabs, a medical device and software company preparing to launch a global healthcare platform named #FEELIX that intends to give anyone the ability to identify lung diseases with the same accuracy as a trained physician.

James Ellington is one of Britain's finest sprinters. In this chat he's relaxed and brutally honest. And he's got a story to tell! He fell in love with athletics as a toddlers watching on TV. But the real change happened when his mum grounded him for 6 months when he was 12 years old for getting in to trouble with the police. James joined the local athletics club at Crystal Palace and never looked back. He was national champion at 12 and went on to compete internationally. But it has been far from plain sailing. He wasn't funded - so auctioned himself on ebay to raise money to compete at the London Olympics. He was also only training 3 times a week and so didn't really understand the demands of a professional athlete. He's got firm views on racism, sexism and the class divide in his sport. James is an Olympian and British and European Champion. He's been a part of the sprint relay squads; and has his own views on why more medals haven't been won by GB in that event. Life changed dramatically in 2017 when he was seriously injured in a head-on crash at a training camp in Tenerife. Many thought this was career-ending. James is currently training in Dubai and hoping to make the Tokyo Games in 2021. And he gives insight into the technical training that takes place in the 100m to allow him to sprint as fast as he can. Thanks for listening! @trackandballpod @ellsbells89 @marathonchamp

Crickcastpod welcomes @jimmyells !!I was very excited to have James on the podcast as he is a world-class performer who has been through an incredible amount both physically and mentally.As I come from an endurance background, I was fascinated to learn more about the mindset of an out and out sprinter

This is a recording of December's live podcast where Richard and Ellen answer your question and preview the next month Tom Daley, Max Whitlock and James Ellington. So what are the secrets of Tom Daley's success? How did Max Whitlock overcome setbacks to win double gold at the Rio Olympics and what does James Ellington feel the Black Lives Matter campaign is offering to sport and society. Richard and Ellen also talk about their many pre-event rituals and their views on the BBC Sports Personality of the Year line-up. Follow us @trackandballpod and subscribe to receive the latest episodes

On this weeks episode DJ Armani and Victor Talk to GB Olympian, James Ellington. They discuss life after his motorbike crash, British Athletics and what brought him into the sport.

Episode #127   Time Stamps 1:25 Growing Up Fast & Wanting To Be Faster 3:58 Jame’s Experience Going To College  5:16 Journey To The Olympics 7:23 Being The Underdog 9:05 Experience (Or Lack Thereof) With Sponsorships  12:03 The Accident That Changed Everything 19:05 Rehab & Getting Back To Training  20:09 Squatting Accident  22:17 Dedication To Remaining A Natural Athlete 23:45 Building Up To The First Race Back 26:00 Making It Back To The Olympics 28:00 Intermission 30:10 James’ Experience With Keto 34:14 Experience With DMT 40:49 How Much Of His Pain Is Mental  43:30 Sprint Fit & Future Plans 47:00 Why Speed Is Everything 47:51 Coaching Other Teams 49:24 Where To Find James’ Business Info  49:53 James’ Best/Favorite Competition Ever 50:51 Who Pushes Him- James’ Favorite Competitor  51:47 The Best Athlete James haS Seen 53:02 James’ Favorite Meal 53:19 Where To Find Him On Social Media 53:50 What Legacy Does James Want To Leave Behind Summary James Ellington is the embodiment of the underdog. Even when his athletic career suffered due to a lack of sponsorships, he never gave up. James revolutionized the sponsorship game by securing his spot in the 2012 Olympics by selling himself for sponsorship on eBay.  He continued to secure his title as a powerful 100-meter relay sprinter by placing 5th in the 4x100 Meter Relay in the 2016 Olympics, 3rd in the IAAF World Relays in 2014, and 1st in the 2014 & 2016 European Championships (all for the 4x100 Meter Relays). His career was abruptly put on hold when a life-threatening motorcycle accident left doctors saying he may never walk, let alone compete, again. James powered through with the mentality of taking it one day at a time. In this podcast, James dives into how he overcame his injuries, his journey with keto to fix hormone imbalances, and how struggling as an underdog gave him the strength to overcome any obstacle.   

From racing Usain Bolt to being told he will never race again following a horrendous bike accident, James Ellington's journey has been truly remarkable. He discusses the highs and lows in his career and how he aims to return to competition in 2020. Tune in to listen to the full discussion. Listen to #Pulse95Radio in the UAE by tuning in on your radio (95.00 FM) or online on our website: www.pulse95radio.com ************************ Follow us on Social. www.facebook.com/pulse95radio www.twitter.com/pulse95radio www.instagram.com/pulse95radio

We chat to Olympian James Ellington, who was a member of the GB Olympic team in London and Rio, 2x European champion and 2x British champion in the 100m. James had a massive set back in 2017 and nearly lost his leg in a potentially life-ending motorbike crash. We delve into his recovery, the mindset, what it takes to be professional athlete and how he plans on making the team for the next Olympics in Japan 2020.  Our sponsors www.Vitaelifestyle.com Transform Altitude

Exactly a year out from the Tokyo Olympics we hear from sprinter James Ellington who runs his first race on Saturday since a horrific motorbike accident nearly killed him two years ago.

Welcome to Sleep Eat Perform Repeat Episode #1. Today we spoke with James Ellington, a former Team GB sprinter who was involved in a very serious motorbike accident in 2017. We spoke to James about his road to recovery since then; his relationship with Team GB at present, how his body is feeling at present and his plans to get back competing. Had a very good talk with James about the fine margins at the elite level of athletics and how he deals with adversity. Some great motivational stuff in here.

Scootz and Gan are joined by the First Class Podcast ( EJ Carter & James Ellington) to talk about content creation and its current state. They also talk about fighting a UFC fighter for $100,000 and the college scam "Varsity Blues". Enjoy! Subscribe to the First Class Podcast- www.anchor.fm/eric-carter-jr For merchandise visit www.tictail.com/alreadyhome. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/already-home/support

In acest episod vom discuta despre alergare si caldura. Acum ca a venit vara cum trebuie sa ne adaptam antrenamentele pentru a nu avea de suferit din cauza caldruii. Subiectul principal Cu cat timp inainte de o alergare trebuie sa ne hidratam? Ce solutii ar fi pentru a ne racori in timpul cursei? Sfaturi legate de echipament? http://alerg.ro/atentie-la-hidratare-si-la-racorire.html http://www.teamoregon.com/publication/online/heat.html http://www.shutupandrun.net/2012/06/how-to-run-in-heat-and-not-die.html Revista presei Cinci clasari pe podiumurile Balcaniadei de alergare montana din Romania Organizate pentru prima oară de tara noastra, Campionatele Balcanice de alergare montana de la Poiana Brasov, cu trasee care au trecut si prin orasul de la poalele Tampei,  nu s-au bucurat, din pacate, de succesul scontat, participand doar 54 de concurenti si concurente din cinci tari. Intrecerile au fost dominate de reprezentantii Turciei, invingatori in toate cele patru probe pe echipe si in trei individuale. Atletii romani au castigat cinci medalii, cu una mai mult decat isi propusesera antrenorii si federatia. Pe echipe au obtinut primul loc la senioare (argint Liliana Danci, la individual, dupa bulgaroaica Mika Mihailova, bronz-Elena Moaga, locurile 4-Denisa Dragomir si 8, Liana Boholtan), al doilea la juniori (Andrei Leanca, pe 4, Mihai Falcescu, pe 5, Ionut Dumitru, pe 7, Alexandru Dobritescu, pe 9) si al treilea la junioare (Ana Priscu, a sasea) si seniori( Marcel Balan, al saptelea) Echipa Romaniei rateaza promovarea in Superliga europeana pentru 1,5 puncte! Duminica seara s-au incheiat intrecerile Campionatelor Europene pe echipe mixte, Liga 1, de la Dublin, competitie castigata de Cehia, 351,5 puncte, urmata de Suedia, 311 si Olanda, 299, care au obtinut calificarea in Superliga. Ca si la ultimele doua editii, echipa noastra a ocupat locul 4, ratand promovarea, de data asta pentru numai 1,5 puncte! In ultima zi de concurs, au adus puncte importante Angela Morosanu-locul 1 la 200 metri, cu 23,48, Sergiu Ursu, aceeasi pozitie, la disc, 63,02 si stafeta feminina de 4×100 metri, invingatoare cu 3:30,77. La care s-au adaugat trei clasari pe treapta a doua a podiumului obtinute de Bianca Perie-67,51 la ciocan, Anca Heltne-17,51 la greutate, Roxana Barca-16:13,22, la 5000 metri si tot atatea pe a treia, prin Alexandru Ghinea-8:54,65 la 3000 obstacole, Cornelia Deiac-6,12 la lungime, Ioana Doaga-4:25,12 la 1500. Stafeta masculina de 4×400 metri a incheiat pe 4, cu 3:11,33, iar Marian Oprea a ocupat doar locul 5 la triplu, cu 15,86. Bolt si Defar, performerii etapei de la Oslo a Diamond League! Morosanu, aproape de podium Usain Bolt si Meseret Defar au corectat cele mai bune performante ale sezonului in cadrul mitingului atletic de la Oslo, contand pentru Diamond League! Sextuplul campion olimpic din Jamaica a dat uitarii infrangerea de zilele trecute in fata americanului Justin Gatlin, castigand proba de 200 metri cu 19,79, cel mai bun rezultat al sezonului. L-au urmat britanicul James Ellington, 20,55 si norvegianul naturalizat Jaysuma Saidy Ndure, 20,36. Etiopianca Defar a parcurs 5000 de metri in 14:26,90, record stagional, imbunatatind cu mai bine de 15 secunde, respectiv 15,1, timpul obtinut de conationala Tirunesh Dibaba in prima zi a lunii, la Eugene. Singura romanca prezenta in concurs, Angela Morosanu, a incheiat cursa de 400 metri garduri in 54,52, cu care s-a clasat a patra, dupa Zuzana Hejnova-Cehia, 53,60, Perry Shakes-Drayton-Marea Britanie, 54,03 si Dailah Muhammad-SUA, 54,33, recorduri personale. Si-au mai corectat recordurile din acest an estonianul Gerd Kanter, 65,52 la disc, kenyanul Ezekiel Kemboi, 8;07,00, al doilea la 3000 metri obstacole, germanca Silke Spiegelburg, 4,65 la prajina, poloneza Anna Rogowska si suedeza Angelica Bengtsson, 4,50 la aceeasi proba, conationala nordicei, Green Tregaro, 1,95 la inaltime, bulgaroaica Ivet Lalova, campioana europeana la 100 metri,