Podcast appearances and mentions of jill officer

In today's episode I go through my list of top 6 habits that all elite curling athletes demonstrate on their path to becoming and staying great. These qualities are just as important to develop as your on and off ice training in order to set yourself up for success.   All mentioned past episodes with some of the greats I've gotten to interview Episode 19: Giving yourself grace with Lori Olson-Johns Episode 29: Success favours the prepared with Joanne Courtney Episode 37: Jill Officer on being yourself and trusting the process Episode 52: Trust the Process with Brad Thiessen   To stay as up-to-date as possible, make sure to join the Empowered Performance newsletter and to follow me on Instagram at @empoweredperformance   All mentioned resources are available in the show notes on my website at www.empoweredperformance.ca/podcast  

John starts the show with a story about the worst of his many losses (0:10). Then he is joined by a true winner, Jill Officer and they jump right into the 'Top 4' lightning round (4:20) Jill talks about meeting Jennifer Jones at a Coke machine (10:10) and the crazy 1995 Juniors (11:42). Jill talks about why she and Jen were able to have such a lasting partnership (17:30) and what makes Jennifer the GOAT (18:45). She reflects on the legendary winning shot at the Scotties in 2005 (20:30), Jill and John discuss some horrible fashion choices (23:05) and also pork (23:50), and John asks about being on a legitimately dominant team (26:20).They discuss having to fire a teammate while in such a public position (28:00) and being perceived as the villains for a while (30:30) Jill talks about which of her achievements mean the most to her (32:35) and becoming the director of the athletes commission for the WCF (34:00). Jill ties the record score in Extremely Difficult Own Career Trivia (39:15), then answers John Shuster's question in the Extra End (42:25). For the Question of the Week, John asks Jungle Jim Jerome to share his favorite story from his wild days of running the Patch (47:00).This podcast is produced by Mike Rogerson & John Cullen, recorded and mixed by Mike Rogerson, and hosted by John Cullen. Social media support by Griffin Porter.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

In today's episode I am joined by Kyle Turcotte who shares his learnings from working with Canada's top athletes; with both Olympic and Paralympic dreams.   We touch on the importance of setting realistic goals, ensuring you're moving really well and training all year round.   Reminder that the 4th annual Holiday Reset starts Dec 27, 2022 & the goal setting party is happening Jan 4th 2023. Sign up for both in the show notes.   Don't miss out on these past episodes: Episode 07: Mark Nichols on all things Training, Nutrition and Curling Camps Episode 37: Jill Officer on Being Yourself and Trusting the Process Episode 43: Innovation and Attention to Detail, with Paralympian Jon Thurston   To stay as up-to-date as possible, make sure to join the Empowered Performance newsletter and to follow me on Instagram at @empoweredperformance   All mentioned resources are available in the show notes on my website at www.empoweredperformance.ca/podcast

Welcome to BeCause & Effect, a podcast from the Winnipeg Foundation, where we talk to people about the causes they care about and the effect it has on their lives. My name is Nolan Bicknell.Today's guest is Olympic Gold Medalist, Jill Officer. She has won multiple curling championships and travelled all over, curling across the globe.I sat down with Jill Officer, to talk sport psychology, the transition from Olympic champion to regular citizen, and her dedication to mentorship and the curling community in Canada.

In today's episode Jill Officer joins me to talk about her experiences as an elite curling athlete. She walks us through her relationship with developing a training habit, the importance of learning who you are and what value you bring to a team, and her new adventure as the High Performance Manager of Curl Manitoba.   All mentioned resources are available in the show notes on my website at www.empoweredperformance.ca/podcast   To stay as up-to-date as possible, make sure to join the Empowered Performance newsletter and to follow me on Instagram at @empoweredperformance   Some episodes that will pair well with this conversation: Episode 8: Glenn Gabriel from Coaching Kids Curling on Connection & Community Episode 19: Giving Yourself Grace with Lori Olson-Johns Episode 22: Young Women in Curling Project

“I want her to know that she can chase her dreams”. That's what Jill Officer said about her daughter, Camry, because that's exactly what she has always done – chased her dreams. All her life, Jill wasn't afraid to put in the work, survive the ups and downs and deal with the pressure to be her very best. And in her case – “her very best” was the best in the world! Jill curled with Jennifer Jones for many years, winning both the Olympics, and multiple World, National and Provincial championships. She balanced being a mom, working as an RBC Olympian and being a professional athlete and excelled at them all. But it wasn't always easy. Even winning as much as they did was done in every way imaginable. In this episode, Jill takes us to some of her most special moments and also some of the most controversial ones too and gives us a front row seat to what it's like to be the best in the world. Take a listen and enjoy getting to know yet another 'Hero in our Midst'.

630 CHED's Reid Wilkins on the end of the Oilers' season &Jill Officer on being named CurlManitoba's new high performance director  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tobin welcomes Canadian Curler turned Broadcaster, Jill Officer to the show.  Jill talks about her curling career, her friendship with Jennifer Jones,  transitioning away from curling, and about going back to school to pursue another interest of hers that could potentially take her back into curling but in a different role.  Jill and I also discuss being screeched in,  curling in a bubble and if there were any other sports Jill considered playing that could have possibly reached the same success as her curling career.  Check It Out Here See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

THE "CURLING AS A KID & BEYOND!" SERIES: Episode #2This episode is part of a series where I interview current and former competitive curlers to find out how they grew to love the sport of curling as a young person. In addition, I'll ask some of them what it's like to coach young people. And, in other cases, I'll ask them what it's like having their own children in the sport.In 2019, a TSN poll named Jill Officer the greatest female second in Canadian curling history. In this episode, I ask her how she first got involved in the sport and when she decided to take the sport more seriously. We discuss the challenges of teaching kids and what she considered when her own daughter decided to take up the sport. Finally, we talk about her current goals and what she'll be doing for the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing. Some of the topics we discuss include:* Growing up in Winnipeg (2:52)* Starting curling at age 10 and her mom's hesitation to get her into the junior league (7:25)* What attracted Jill to curling and what other sport she might have played (11:16)* Playing against Jennifer Jones and eventually being asked to be on her team (15:05)* Getting pranked by Team Sandra Schmirler in Bern, Switzerland (22:12)* The coaching lessons that Jill learned when she taught a kid at curling camp how to throw a draw when all he could do was hit (26:57)* Why her daughter started curling at 9 years old (32:36)* Jill's advice to parents who want to introduce curling to their kids (37:19)* THE BIG QUESTION: How do we get kids to fall in love with the sport of curling and stay with it for the long-term? (39:56)* Not every kid needs to be trained to be "competitive" (43:56)* Going back to university! (44:55)* Being an "athlete mentor" for the upcoming 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing (45:41)Links to the resources mentioned in this episode:Jill's Twitter Account:https://twitter.com/JillOfficerJill's Instagram Account:https://www.instagram.com/jillofficer/"Jill Officer named Olympics mentor" article (May 13/21) from Winnipeg Free Presshttps://www.winnipegfreepress.com/sports/curling/jill-officer-named-olympics-mentor-574416352.html"Canada's Greatest Curlers: Officer named greatest second after running away with vote" article (Feb 19/19) from TSN.ca Web sitehttps://www.tsn.ca/canada-s-greatest-curlers-officer-named-greatest-second-after-running-away-with-vote-1.1253747Follow our podcast on Twitter: @kidscurlingGlenn Gabriel is an NCCP-certified curling coach who lives in Pickering, Ontario, Canada. He has been the coordinator of the Little Rocks (U12) program at East York Curling Club in Toronto since 2011. If you have a question or feedback on the podcast, send us an e-mail at coachingkidscurling@gmail.comThe intro and outro music is "Golden Sunrise (Instrumental Version)"https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Josh_Woodward/The_Wake_1790/JoshWoodward-TheWake-NoVox-10-GoldenSunriseBy Josh Woodwardhttps://freemusicarchive.org/music/Josh_WoodwardLicensed under CC BY 3.0https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Today we tick another sport off our list that we've never featured interview from before with our first ever curler, the one and only Jill Officer. Jill was on the undefeated gold medal winning team from Sochi, and she talks us through all the thoughts and emotions of the historic run in Sochi on the way to the gold medal. She takes us back to how she got into the sport through her family, and how she met her long time team mate Jennifer Jones as a teenager. Jill also explains how huge the mob scene was when arriving home at a late hour after the Olympics, not to mention what she's up to now since leaving the sport competitively.

In this episode, Sean and Scott on joined by Jill Officer and Kirk Muyres on the possibility of elite-level teams returning to competition this fall. First, Jill Officer talks about the challenges of setting schedules, team dynamics, and her role on the World Curling Federation's Athlete Comission. Then, Kirk Muyres discusses the financial ramifications of the Grand Slam's cancellations, how teams manage sponsor relationships, and balancing four-person teams and mixed doubles.

In this episode, Sean and Scott on joined by Jill Officer and Kirk Muyres on the possibility of elite-level teams returning to competition this fall. First, Jill Officer talks about the challenges of setting schedules, team dynamics, and her role on the World Curling Federation's Athlete Comission. Then, Kirk Muyres discusses the financial ramifications of the Grand Slam's cancellations, how teams manage sponsor relationships, and balancing four-person teams and mixed doubles.

In this episode, Sean and Scott on joined by Jill Officer and Kirk Muyres on the possibility of elite-level teams returning to competition this fall. First, Jill Officer talks about the challenges of setting schedules, team dynamics, and her role on the World Curling Federation's Athlete Comission. Then, Kirk Muyres discusses the financial ramifications of the Grand Slam's cancellations, how teams manage sponsor relationships, and balancing four-person teams and mixed doubles.

Tom & Kerri Podcast (Fri, Jan 25/19) - Today w/ Tom & Kerri with Vicki - Long cats, Fast dogs and feel-good alligators / Kerri's nuts / Matthew Mcconaughey's new movie / Pocket dialing horror stories / Chat with Jill Officer about our upcoming Rock the House bonspiel / The 'Casting Call' / And, the 'Drive 5

Host Nolan Kowal speaks with Manitoba curling great Jill Officer. Jill talks about her decision to step back from the competitive game, the success she had over her career, and what the future of the sport might look like.

In the 6th Episode (Season 4) the girls recap the Masters Grand Slam of Curling that took place in Truro, NS.  Congratulations to the winners, Team Hasselborg and Team Epping! Some topics from the slam include the early ice conditions and low stats, Jill Officer now broadcasting for CBC Curling, the residency poll discussion on CBC, surprises and disappointments and a new favourite segment: the 60 second recap of the finals.  The girls chat with curler and author Brian Chick about his new book entitled Written in Stone: A Modern History of Curling complete with a giveaway of 3 copies!  The contest will run for a week so get your entry in today!  Lastly, Laura Walker joins the podcast to discuss posing in the Women of Curling Calendar, how her current team joined forces, how she felt holding the broom for three such accomplished veterans and what their goals are for this season. Things get a little personal when the discussion turns to marriage and curling with a spouse.  The interview ends with a fun game where Laura gives a word or phrase to describe some of the legendary players she has curled with.  Thank you to the following sponsors: Hardline, JetIce, Curlingzone and Asham.  Please enjoy this episode!

In this episode, Sean and Scott talk about the big week in curling. They start by breaking down the Mixed Doubles Canadian Championship, then talk about the Canadian Seniors, University and College Champions, and the Wheelchair finals. They also talk about Jill Officer's performance on commentary, the future of both the CBC and TSN curling coverage, and Brad Gushue's lose to Bruce Mouat in Las Vegas.

In this episode, Sean and Scott talk about the big week in curling. They start by breaking down the Mixed Doubles Canadian Championship, then talk about the Canadian Seniors, University and College Champions, and the Wheelchair finals. They also talk about Jill Officer's performance on commentary, the future of both the CBC and TSN curling coverage, and Brad Gushue's lose to Bruce Mouat in Las Vegas.

In this episode, Sean and Scott talk about the big week in curling. They start by breaking down the Mixed Doubles Canadian Championship, then talk about the Canadian Seniors, University and College Champions, and the Wheelchair finals. They also talk about Jill Officer's performance on commentary, the future of both the CBC and TSN curling coverage, and Brad Gushue's lose to Bruce Mouat in Las Vegas.

In this episode of Game of Stones, Sean and Scott give their instant reaction to the 2018 Women's World Curling Championship. They talk about the outstanding Gold Medal Game, Canada's undefeated week, and Team Hasselborg's remarkable run. They also talk about the Bronze Medal game, the new world championship format, and how North Bay performed as a host city.

In this episode, Sean and Scott talk about the 2018 Women's World Curling Championship in North Bay, Ontario. The talk about all 13 teams in the field, each team's experience, and the teams to look out for during the week. They also break down North Bay as a host city, Jill Officer's final event, and make their predictions for the week.

In this episode, Sean and Scott talk about the 2018 Women's World Curling Championship in North Bay, Ontario. The talk about all 13 teams in the field, each team's experience, and the teams to look out for during the week. They also break down North Bay as a host city, Jill Officer's final event, and make their predictions for the week.

In this episode, Sean and Scott talk about the 2018 Women's World Curling Championship in North Bay, Ontario. The talk about all 13 teams in the field, each team's experience, and the teams to look out for during the week. They also break down North Bay as a host city, Jill Officer's final event, and make their predictions for the week.

00:00 - Jill's House: When inconsiderate people make you feel like an inconvenience -- Jill Officer, Canadian Olympic gold medallist curler, blogger for Global News 17:42 - Global News reporter Christian Aumell reporting on the flood situation in Selkirk, where the ice has once again jammed and caused the closure of the bridge 25:21 - How do you tell someone "thanks but no thanks" without being rude? Brett was at the Golf Dome on Sunday and was having some problems hitting the ball straight, was frustrated, and a couple of guys offered him help that he didn't want because he was too angry with himself to deal with anyone else. He's also a crappy golfer. 36:07 - Global News reporter Keith McCullough with more on the continuing 680 CJOB / Global News series "Seeking Asylum", on those who are crossing into Canada from the U.S. 53:00 - Carolyn Klassen, therapist with Conexus Counselling, www.conexuscounselling.ca -- Continuing our conversation from last week on her blog post "Scammed", specifically this week on getting scammed through online dating 71:21 - Ever tried powdered peanut butter? 82:37 - Chris Rutkowski, science writer & UFO guy -- 2016 Canadian UFO Survey Released: UFOs Are Still Around 89:44 - Richard Cloutier & Julie Buckingham tee up THE NEWS