Podcast appearances and mentions of junior program

Has Red Bull given themselves another headache with Liam Lawson's promotion to Max Verstappen's teammate? Climb the ladder with me on Patreon: https://patreon.com/lawvsRed Bull Racing's future may hinge on Liam Lawson's performance, and the stakes have never been higher. The rising Kiwi talent is under immense pressure to keep pace with Max Verstappen—staying within three-tenths—while ensuring the current champion remains comfortable. Helmut Marko's expectations for Lawson, coupled with the team's evolving car development without Adrian Newey's full-time input, create a situation brimming with tension. Yuki Tsunoda's missed opportunity adds further intrigue, and the exit of Sergio Perez intensifies the need for Red Bull to balance aggressive potential with team harmony.In this video, see how these shifting dynamics could transform not just Lawson's career, but the entire Red Bull hierarchy. Whether Lawson surpasses all predictions or struggles under the weight of these demands, Red Bull faces a delicate act: retaining Verstappen's loyalty while grooming a fresh star. From the Junior Program's influence to the critical role of the RB21, this is a moment that could alter the course of Formula 1. Be sure to watch, subscribe, and share your thoughts in the comments—your voice matters in this unfolding drama.#f1 #yukitsunoda #liamlawson #redbullracing #formula1 #christianhorner #sergioperez #tsunoda #motorsport #f1news #f1updates #formulaone #checo #redbull #checoperez #f1fans #f1latest #racingnews #f1drama Liam Lawson's too big to fail with Red Bullhttps://youtu.be/VlRLeyfRXbA

In 2021, Curling Canada announced that it was changing the timing of the Canadian Junior Curling Championship, allowing teams that win a full season to prepare for the world championship. That puts junior champions in a unique situation as they have access to resources that were not previously available to Canadian champions. This week, Adam Naugler, the lead for Team Johnson Tao, joined Sean to talk about the team's season as the Canadian junior champions. He talks about the challenge of balancing curling and school, the pressure of the Junior B championship to qualify for the world juniors, the resources available to them from Curling Canada, and the state of junior curling in Canada.For more, visit us at GameofStonesPod.com

In this episode of the Track Limits podcast, we are joined by an incredibly talented F2 driver, Carlton 'Jak' Crawford.Jak Crawford is an F2 driver making waves on the racing circuit. In this exclusive interview, Jak shares the exhilarating details of his transition from F3 to F2, his tenure with the Red Bull Juniors Program, the highs and lows of his 2023 F2 season, and the exciting prospects as he joins DAMS Racing for the upcoming 2024 season. Jak Crawford's journey in motorsport has been one of rapid ascension and formidable achievements. In this episode, he provides a candid and insightful look into the pivotal moments that have defined his burgeoning career.The conversation kicks off with Jak's transition from F3 to F2, exploring the challenges and triumphs that accompany such a significant leap in the competitive hierarchy of motorsport. He shares the intricacies of adapting to the faster, more powerful machines in F2 and the learning curve that comes with competing at this elite level. The discussion then delves into Jak's association with the Red Bull Juniors Program, shedding light on the dynamics of working with motorsport legend Helmut Marko. Jak opens up about the mentorship, guidance, and challenges he encountered, offering a unique perspective on the renowned junior development program.As the conversation unfolds, Jak reflects on his 2023 F2 season, highlighting the memorable moments of securing pole positions, clinching victories, and standing on podiums. However, he doesn't shy away from discussing the challenges faced during the season, providing a well-rounded view of the competitive and unpredictable nature of F2 racing. A significant point of discussion centers around Jak's decision to leave the Red Bull Juniors Program, with Jak sharing the factors that influenced this pivotal career choice. He provides insights into the thought process behind such decisions and the autonomy required for a driver to shape their trajectory.Looking ahead, Jak shares his goals and aspirations for the upcoming 2024 season as he joins DAMS Racing. He discusses the expectations, challenges, and the excitement of racing under the DAMS banner, offering a glimpse into the future of his promising career. Hit that subscribe button and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode of Track Limits. Share your thoughts in the comments below, and let us know what inspires you about Jak's incredible journey!Here are Jak's socials so you can follow him on his journey:https://www.instagram.com/jakcrawford_/Make sure to subscribe, review and follow us on our socials:https://www.instagram.com/tracklimits/https://twitter.com/tracklimits_pod/https://www.tiktok.com/@tracklimitspodJoin our mailing list to learn more about Track Limits:https://www.tracklimitspod.com/Don't forget to subscribe to our channel, hit the notification bell, and leave a comment.

We enjoyed doing the first Bass River focused podcast, going over our Adult and Junior Program, Competitive Team Programs, Ladies Teams ranking updates and records, Pro Shop & everything else Bass River has to offer!

Krystyn Lambert joins the show for the first of a two-part episode. She discusses joining the Junior Program, moving to serious mentalism, and much more. Nick Locapo stops by the show to discuss the featured product of the week from Alexander Marsh. Before all of that, we kick things off with one of our quickfire segments where your favorite magicians share with us the magic they never leave the house without. Jason Suran lays it out in The Everyday Carry.Forgotten Princess by Alexander Marsh: https://www.penguinmagic.com/p/12440Krystyn Lambert: https://www.krystynlambert.com/

Africonnect Junior Program with Shaniqua and Stella - 26th June 2023 by 98.5 ONE FM

On this week's episode of Around the Den, the boys discuss the outcome of the Basketball Victoria Awards night, the new management structure coming into place for our VJBL program, and provide an update on our Big V teams' progress.

Dnes trošku nazrieme na náplň práce junior programátora :) Samozrejme junior programátor je dosť všeobecný pojem, z toho dôvodu dnes predstavím môj osobný názor na to čo by mala taká junior pozícia obnášať.

Eric Solander and Jordan Hamblin discuss the growth of the Academy at Indian Wells Golf Resort's Junior Program to a top Program in the Coachella Valley. They also dive into their reverse learning concept and their influences from the great Phil Rodgers and Mac O'Grady. Coaching Coaches Instagram - @coachingcoaches_golfpodHost Brandon Bittner Instagram - @brandonbittner15Guest Eric Solander Instagram - @ericsolanderGuest Jordan Hamblin Instagram - @jordan15hamblinThe Academy at Indian Wells Golf Resort - https://site.booxi.com/indianwellsgolfresort

The South Sound Squash Club discusses with Radio Cayman their Junior Program and the opportunity it presents for those who take part to compete on a national and international level. #RADIOCAYMAN #RCNEWS #RADIOCAYMANSPORTS --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rcnews/message

Tenielle Bachek is the Junior Program Coordinator at the Okotoks Curling Club, in Okotoks, Alberta, just south of Calgary. Their situation was unique, because they ran youth programs last season and are running them again this season. In this episode, we talk about her opening day in October, the preparations she made to get things ready for her program, and the advice she would give to fellow organizers who want to re-open their youth curling programs this season.Some of the topics we discuss:* What happened in the 2020-2021 season? (1:57)* How her program is structured (5:48)* Some of the preparations she made prior to the 2021-22 season (9:05)* What was "Day One" like? (12:16)* COVID vaccination requirements for kids (14:49) and other COVID considerations (e.g., masks, distancing) (17:16)* What does a typical U12/Little Rocks practice look like? (18:57)* More details and excitement from "Day One" (23:15)* Why an early safety review is important (27:58)* Tenielle's goals for her program this season (30:46)* Advice for fellow youth curling program organizers (31:30)Links to the resources mentioned in this episode:Okotoks Curling Club Web site:https://okotokscurling.com/"Women In Curling" Summit & Okotoks Jr. Curling Academy With Atina Ford Johnston(Mar 28/21 episode of "Coaching Kids Curling")https://www.buzzsprout.com/1048435/8218943Tenielle's E-mail:okotokscurlingjuniors@gmail.comFollow 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/

Australian PGA member Ben Paterson sits down to discuss what he is seeing in his great stable of young players to help them achieve their goals! A great listen

Anchorage Wolverines bench boss, Mike Aikens, and the boys break down all the x's and o's surrounding the much anticipated inaugural season of the NAHL expansion team. Building a junior program from the ground up takes experience and the Wolverines have found their leader of young men. From the “hockey is a small world” department Coach Aikens and Reido share a path that traces back to Coach Aikens' home town of Rochester, MN. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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The Education Committee is happy to present the fifth episode in our new Podcast series featuring various PGA of Alberta Members. Our fifth guest will be Mr. Adam Werbicki of The Derrick Golf & Winter Club. He will be discussing a variety of topics which include, his life, journey in the golf industry, working at a prestigious Club & his plethora of experiences from running a highly regarded and nationally acclaimed successful junior program. Today's host is Chris Ward of The Edmonton Petroleum G&CC and PGA of Alberta Education Committee Member.

Chris Jackson serves as President for Stream Realty. He oversees the company’s business units and is responsible for the growth and expansion of Stream’s businesses nationally. With twelve regional operating platforms nationwide, over 200,000,000 square feet of commercial buildings under leasing and/or management, and $2.9 billion in transaction volume annually, Stream is one of the fastest-growing commercial real estate firms in the country. On this episode, Chris and Chris discuss the Industrial Real Estate Market, the growth of Stream since Chris J. joined, Stream's process of expanding into new markets, market intelligence, and the explosive growth of data centers. Enjoy. Follow Chris on Twitter: www.Twitter.com/FortWorthChris Learn more about Chris Powers & Fort Capital: www.FortCapitalLP.com   (01:24) - Chris’ Story and Career (02:31) - What was it about Trammell Crow that created inspiration for the next generation of businesses? (03:39) - What's the difference between the industrial market in the 90’s vs. today?  (05:22) - Are you seeing these big bombers being built in the center city or a smaller product being developed? (6:23) - Is it safe to say the industrial market is better in a post-COVID world vs. in Jan and Feb? (07:37) - Where did you go after leaving Trammell Crow? (09:15) - Why do you think Robert Lynn always comes up in conversation as a fantastic Junior Program? (10:08) - What was your first day like at Stream? (11:36) - What has Stream grown to offer since you joined? (12:13) - What markets are you in today and what’s your job like now as President? (13:39) - Where is the hub located? (14:02) - How often do you open in a new market? (14:53) - How do you know it's time to get into a new market? (16:04) - Does each city have its own ownership or do they report back to Dallas? (17:20) - Do you hire from within to expand to keep culture aligned? (19:36) - What does Market Intelligence mean? (21:56) - How would you tell a recent grad to learn a market? (24:19) - What type of technology are you using to get the tons of information you have access to out to people that need it? (26:09) - Were you early to the game in developing Data Centers? How did you get into it? (27:36) - How big of a business is it now? (27:55) - Is it fair to say the anticipated demand for data centers is endless right now? (28:36) -  What makes a great ownership group? What do they all have in common? (29:41) - What do you think about the nationwide real estate industry? How do you manage all of the data you have? (31:47) - The Industrial Business for Stream (33:08) - What will happen to office from your perspective? (35:50) - Are you seeing leasing activity pick up at all or are is it all still on pause for the moment? (37:33) - Comments on Retail (40:19) - Is there any market in the US that people aren't aware could potentially boom? (41:32) - When you’re developing industrial across the country, is it easiest to accomplish in Texas? (42:27) - Development Fees for Markets with Long Lead Times (43:51) - Are you seeing any multi-level projects go up? (44:27) - Cold-Storage Development (46:45) - How big is your marketing team? When did it become apparent how important marketing was for Stream? (48:54) - How do you think about the consolidation of the industry? (51:30) - What did your world look like when COVID hit? (55:57) - Do you have a morning routine? (56:50) - What is the best advice you’ve ever received? (57:50) - If you owned a billboard, what would you put on it? The FORT with Chris Powers is produced by Straight Up Podcasts

This episode of the One Youth program with Summer aired on Wednesday 11th November 2020 on One FM 98.5 Shepparton. You can listen live to the One Youth (junior) Program Wednesday nights from 4-5pm. Contact the station on admin@fm985.com.au or (+613) 58313131 https://fm985.com.au/ The ONE FM 98.5 Community Radio podcast page operates under the APRA AMCOS and ACMA license of Goulburn Valley Community Radio Inc. (One FM)Number 1385226/1.). This program is made with thanks to the Community Broadcasting Foundation.

Koľko sme zarábali my? Aké taktiky využívame pri vyjednávaní? Ako máš vedieť, koľko si teda pýtať? A kolko si vlastne môžeš vypýtať? (00:00 - 02:52) - Úvod (02:53 - 05:50) - Jakubove prvé platy (05:51 - 08:20) - Gabove prvé platy (08:21 - 10:38) - Jakubove platy v.2 (10:39 - 11:59) - Treba si aj vypýtať (12:00 - 14:57) - Jakubove platy v.3 a náš prvý full-time (14:58 - 17:36) - Treba si fakt aj vypýtať (17:37 - 23:29) - Koľko si pýtať na prvej brigáde počas školy (23:30 - 28:34) - Koľko si pýtať v prvej práci po škole - bez skúseností (28:35 - 33:10) - Koľko si pýtať v prvej práci po škole - so skúsenosťami (33:10 - 38:10) - Nie je to len o peniazoch - benefity (38:11 - 40:26) - Záver http://streetofcode.sk/podcast/ep-39-plat-junior-programatora/ The post Ep. 39 – Plat junior programátora appeared first on Street of Code.

In this episode of Golf in the Life, Will Robins sits down with Riley Andrews to discuss his journey from struggling on mini tours, to running one of the most successful junior academies in the country.  If you’re a golf instructor looking to build a thriving, profitable junior program you need to listen into what […] The post How to Build a Profitable Thriving Junior Program you LOVE appeared first on GOLF IN THE LIFE OF - education for golf instructors.

SDYC Commodore Jerelyn Biehl joins us on the SDYC Sailcast to talk about all things SDYC Opening Day, the 90th year of the Junior Program what it means to the Biehl Family, what it’s like to be on the Board and be Commodore, and what’s on the horizon at SDYC.

CYB 014 - Advice from a great mind in the golf business. Michelle runs a large Junior Program in Virginia. This is a great discussion as we talk through development for Juniors, and Adult learners. How to foster the right learning atmosphere and really set the tone for improvement. TOPICS INCLUDE: Junior golf, dogs on camera, learning styles, promoting effort, using games/drills to foster learning, managing expectations, being honest Follow Michelle's Instagram @michelleholmesgolf What's up my people? Are you ready to start chasing your best? .... CLICK HERE GIVE-A-WAY details are in this episode. Thank you COBRA GOLF SUBSCRIBE and follow along for the journey! INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/tcgolfdoc/ EMAIL - tcgolfdoc@gmail.com YouTube CHANNEL - Tim Connor Golf LEARN MORE - https://www.chasingyourbest.com/ Find it anywhere you can find a podcast!

In our "Bonus" shows we try to bring people to our audience that are working behind the scenes in the industry. In this Bonus episode Karen and Rob catch up with a very busy Karri Bellamy. Karri runs the ERA of NA Junior Rider program, works for Straight Arrow (parent company of Mane 'n Tail), and has recently started her own business called "Carry on Connections" Karri chats with us about her work with the ERA of Na and the exciting Junior Program and the Prelim to Pro Program. She talks about her work in sponsor relations and shares some tips on getting new sponsors. Karri is a hard worker that is really making an impact on the Eventing community, enjoy!Carry on Connections on the Web:http://carryonconnections.com/ERA of NA Prelim to Pro:https://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/5f0cef_5b4d381e754143df83c7ed694c6b1daa.pdf

Welcome to Golf Talk Live! Joining me on the "Coaches Corner Panel:" Peter Egazarian - PGA & TPI Teaching Professional with Taconic Golf Club, Head Men's Golf Coach with Massachusetts College, Owner of Northeast Golf Performance & 2017 Northeast New York PGA Section Player Development Award Recipient. Chuck Evans - Golf Magazine Top 100 Teacher, Golf Digest Top Teachers in America, Top 50 Growth of the Game Teachers. Chuck is the Director of Instruction at Apache Creek Golf Club, Apache Junction AZ, and the owner of Chuck Evans Golf. Brian Dobbie - PGA Teaching Professional at the Montclair Golf Club in New Jersey.Brian has been a PGA member since 1994 and Golf Professional since 1991. Teaching golf is his passion – both the mechanical side and physical side. He has been teaching at Montclair Golf Club the last several years which is home to an outstanding Junior Program. This week's special guest: Dave Bisbee -Program Director at Seven Canyons Golf Club in Sedona, AZ. Co-founder of iMap Golf, author of several books, articles and instructional videos. Join us LIVE Thursday 6:00 - 8:00PM Central www.blogtalkradio.com/golftalklive Or listen to Golf Talk Live on iTunes.com , Stitcher.com, Tunein.com & Talkstreamlive.com

We recap the Minnesota Senior PGA Professional Championship, Women's State Open and Junior Program. Special Guest Tim Johnson talks about his 4-under front nine before play was postponed in the Section Championship. DeChambeau claims The Northern Trust and we preview the rest of the FedEx Cup Playoffs as the PGA TOUR season winds down. Discussion on potential Ryder Cup Captain's picks. Lastly, Tiger & Phil's battle in Vegas.

Welcome to Golf Talk Live! I start things off with another great discussion on "Coaches Corner". Here's this week's panel: Pete Buchanan - Founder/Director of Instruction and owner of Plane Simple Golf, LLC which houses Plane Simple Golf Circuit and the Simple Swing Repeater Training Brace. Teaching over the past 30 years. Jon Decker - Teaching Professional at the New Albany Country Club (2007- current). 2015 Southern Ohio Teacher of the Year. Prior Head Instuctor - Grand Cypress Academy of Golf in Orlando, where he worked under Top 100 Instructors Fred Griffin & Phil Rodgers. Author of "Golf Is My Life: Glorifying God Through the Game."  included is a Bible Study with his book." Also a motivational speaker Brian Dobbie - PGA Teaching Professional at the Montclair Golf Club - New Jersey.Brian's been a PGA member since 1994 and Golf Professional since 1991. Teaching golf is his passion – both the mechanical and physical side. Brian's been teaching at Montclair Golf Club for the last several years and is home to an outstanding Junior Program. Later I'm joined by my special guest: Chris L. Doster - Digital Marketer "Golf Space", Author & Blogger. Join us LIVE this Thursday from 6:00 - 8:00PM Central. Listen to Golf Talk Live on these social media platforms iTunes.com , Stitcher.com  & Tunein.com

Junior coaching is a bit of a balancing act. If you do it right, your time with the kids in the program makes up a very small part of their athletic career, but those years are so formative, and important for establishing a potentially life long love of the sport. While watching a junior practice in Guelph recently, I noticed that while there were provincial and nationally ranked competitors training their guts out, the interactions between all teammates were still ones that you would expect out of people that age...that is to say, they were clearly having fun. On this week’s show, we look at the junior programs and chat with the coaches, Rachelle Campbell (sprint) and Jeff Haller (distance), as well as assistant coach Joe Chappell, and some of the kids involved in the program.

You have an awesome program set up for your junior golfers but how do you get people to sign up?  Learn the marketing strategy Will Robins uses to fill up his Path to College golf program and get the word out about his academy.  You'll hear some of the core principles of Will's program they communicate with parents and juniors so they buy into the entire process.  Looking for a good tagline example?  How about Will's “Champions in golf and life”  Struggle when it's time for the sale and the dreaded “pitch”?  We talk through some solid sales advice and hear an example of how to transition someone from interested to sale.   ABOUT WILL ROBINS  A native of the United Kingdom, Will has been passionate about golf his entire life.  After sustaining an injury that prevented him from continuing his career playing professionally on tour he began teaching golf lessons. He quickly realized traditional instruction did not work, so he developed the coaching program model and got truly amazing results with his average player dropping 11 strokes in just 10 weeks.  Will helps golf professionals realize the outstanding results he's been able to achieve while removing the cumbersome administrative work by implementing RGX's proprietary software system.

Episode 59: Michael “My Turn” Stern sits down with Elliott to chat about HypePlayingCards.com, Cardistry-Con 2017, being a member of the magic castle Junior Program, and his passion for skateboarding. Michael and Elliott have been friends for several years, and this is a fun catch-up between the two. Enjoy!

Sean Maekawa is a Volunteer Assistant Golf Coach to Casey Martin for the University of Oregon Ducks. Sean was the 2007 Hawaii High School Champion and then played for the Ducks 2007-2011 and has been playing professionally since. We've been friends for long time so it was interesting to hear Sean talk about what he is learning about himself through this opportunity in his golf career to mentor the team members and work with Casey and be mentored by Casey. Sean was in the Waikoloa Beach Junior Golf Program as a keiki and later helped with the program. Emily talks about Matt Rosato winning one of the BIIF golf tournaments at Waikoloa Beach Resort where he learned to play golf in their Junior Program as well. She talks about the merits of Junior Golf programs if just to learn the fundamentals or to pursue playing high school or college golf. Emily has information on the Round Up at the Ranch Barbecue and Dance at Waikiki Ranch July 15 6-10pm to benefit the Daniel R Sayre Memorial Foundation. Funds raised will go towards purchasing equipment for the Hawaii Country Fire and Rescue. Emily has information on Bike Share Kona and other PATH updates and how PATH efforts relate to the Bike Share in Detroit and other communities across the country. She talks about the bike community in Detroit and Slow Roll and some of the people who are creating the bicycle culture that is so popular in the city. And the city of Detroit is embracing the efforts.

If a parent comes to you and wants to know the 10-year progression for their junior golfer do you have a structure laid out? Something that motivates juniors and sets up an effective learning environment based on skill acquisition principles? Not sure… listen in to this conversation. Matt Reagan and Ryan Dailey set out in […] The post Your Junior Program Needs Structure – Here’s one that works with Matt Reagan & Ryan Dailey appeared first on GOLF IN THE LIFE OF - education for golf instructors.

Welcome to Golf Talk Live! This week the Coaches Corner panel takes a break. Instead, I give you 10 ways to save your golf game this winter. Later in the show I am joined by Brian Dobbie - PGA Teaching Professional at the Montclair Golf Club in New Jersey. Here's more about Brian: Brian has been a PGA member since 1994 and Golf Professional since 1991. Teaching golf is his passion – both the mechanical side and physical side. He has been teaching at Montclair Golf Club the last several years which is home to an outstanding Junior Program that grows each season. All level of players can benefit from a fitness program tailored to their needs. Teaching Philosophy Brian believes that the student learns by doing. If the ball is going to the right, he believes the proper question to ask is "what" made the ball go to the right, rather than "why." By replacing why with what, the student's learning process begins. Along with the student, Brian will first consider the clubface at impact and then the path on which the club was swinging. From there, it becomes a process of creating different shots, making the ball go left or right and high or low. By creating different shots the student learns faster. Brian works with all level of players and emphasizes the short game and scoring shots over the full swing. Golf Talk Live is available at iTunes.com & Stitcher.com Tune in"LIVE" Thursday from 6:00 -8:00 PM Central right here on Golf Talk Live!

Listeners remember when we followed John Donnally of the TBDA on his 3,000-mile bike trip across America in 2013. The TBDA has introduced a Junior program within their foundation to help support young folks struggling with tick-borne illness. John will educate us on how we can help children and teens struggling with these chronic illnesses.