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This episode was originally released April 10, 2019.Katelyn Ohashi is a former gymnast who competed for UCLA. She finished the 2018 season ranked No. 1 in the nation in floor exercise and is the NCAA floor exercise co-champion. A video capturing Katelyn performing a perfect 10 in a floor exercise routine in January 2019 went viral, and her unabashed joy during that routine captured the imagination of people around the world. During this podcast Katelyn talks about that performance and the importance of her team and her coaches, she reveals how she'd left gymnastics years before after an injury left her Olympic dreams shattered, she shares some of her spoken word poetry, and she discusses her plans for the future.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
We got 5 on it! Tap back into The Shop with actor and producer Damson Idris, rapper DaBaby, artist Hebru Brantley, gymnast Katelyn Ohashi, marketing executive Paul Rivera, and entrepreneur Maverick Carter. Damson describes the influences that helped shape his character Franklin Saint on the critically acclaimed TV series Snowfall, DaBaby reflects on his recent trials, tribulations and mistakes, and why he sees them as blessings, Hebru shares the story on his rise as an artist, including how he got one of his first major pieces in Jay-Z's hands, and Katelyn recounts the pressure of the social media spotlight after her viral 2019 Collegiate Challenge floor routine. Plus, the crew gives The Shop it's flowers! Kick up your feet and remember...in the barbershop you can't lie.
Getcha Popcorn Ready welcomes UCLA Gymnast, Katelyn Ohashi on to the set to discusses how she got into gymnastics, competing with Simone Biles, dealing with mental health struggles, and what it was like to get a perfect 10 on her famous floor routine. Plus she reveals her top 5 gymnasts of all time. We think this episode is a perfect 10! Stream for free on Hisense Smart TVs, LG Channels, Sports on Tubi, Plex, Samsung TV Plus, The Roku Channel, Vizio Channels fubosportsnetwork.com, and XUMO or as part of fuboTV's subscription packages of 100+ sports, news and entertainment channels. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Valorie Kondos Field is the retired head coach of the seven-time NCAA Champion, 22-time Regional and 18-time Pac 12 Champion UCLA Women's Gymnastics team. Inducted into the UCLA Athletic Hall of Fame in 2010, the four-time “National Coach of the Year” was also named “West Region Coach” of the Year and Pac 12 “Coach of the Century” for her solid track record as a preeminent coach. Affectionately known by her gymnasts as “Miss Val,” her reputation is only one reason that 46 former US national team members came through her program and why half of the last two Olympic teams committed to UCLA. Valorie's coaching success can be attributed to her extraordinary leadership and mentorship of young student-athletes, and the way in which she used gymnastics as an avenue through which to teach valuable life lessons, while encouraging individuality and joy. Something Valorie learned from the late John Wooden, the legendary and most successful collegiate basketball coach of all time, who was one of her biggest inspirations, as well as a close mentor and friend. Valorie began her career as a professional ballet dancer and choreographer for the Washington, DC and Sacramento Ballet Companies. Although never a gymnast herself, she's transferred to her student-athletes all she learned in the world of classical dance. The result of which resulted in nearly three decades of coaching one of the premiere athletic programs in any sport, mentoring hundreds of elite athletes, including Olympic champions Jordan Wieber, Kyla Ross and Madison Kocian, among others. Also known as the nation's foremost gymnastics choreographer, Miss Val'smany credits include choreographing and directing a myriad of live variety shows, such as the NCAA Opening Ceremonies for Women's Basketball, a flash mob of famed female athletes and coaches at the inaugural Aurora Games, a Kareem Abdul-Jabbar roast, CBS's “Jump, Jive & Thrive” Breast Cancer Research Foundation benefit, and 26 years of cirque-type shows for SeaWorld's Summer Nights and the San Diego Zoo. Current projects include additional live stage shows, TV specials, events and the development of a theatrical musical, plus the highly anticipated post-Olympic “Gold Over America Tour” featuring an all-star team of female gymnastics champions, headlined by Simone Biles and also featuring Olympian Jordan Chiles and viral sensation, Katelyn Ohashi, which will begin in Fall 2021 and is slated to visit more than 35 U.S. cities, celebrating powerful female athletes in a high-octane, fun-filled experience. She is a dynamic and charismatic speaker with an extensive schedule of“Corporate Coaching” events for national companies including JP Morgan Chase, General Electric, Gucci, AT&T and Jackson National Life Insurance, and has contributed to various panel discussions including Bustle's “Rule Breakers” and the ESPNW Summit. In her TEDWomen 2019 talk, Miss Val inspires people to reevaluate their definition of success. She maintains that real success is developing champions in life, and that in order to motivate success, we need to inspire those whom we lead without compromising the human spirit. As a recent breast cancer survivor, Valorie's positive outlook and hope-filled message is impactful. She empowered her athletes to use their voices, to celebrate themselves, and to enjoy the elite sport that has damaged so many in the past. She also shared her motivating and inspirational messages with the world, with her book, “LIFE IS SHORT, DON'T WAIT TO DANCE: Advice and Inspiration from the UCLA Athletic Hall of Fame Coach of 7 NCAA Championship Teams,” which was released in Fall 2018 by the Hachette Book Group. It expounds on her life philosophy: “Don't wait to see what life is going to hand you, take control of your life and design ~ choreograph it exactly how you want it to turn out.” For more information go to www.marcyllecombs.com
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This week's LOS CLASSIC features legendary UCLA gymnastics coach - Valorie Kondos Field! Andy & Miss Val discuss her professional dance career, her path into coaching gymnastics, how Coach John Wooden's book informed her coaching style, how she transformed UCLA's program, the topic of body shaming in gymnastics, changing the culture of the sport, Katelyn Ohashi, the Larry Nassar sexual abuse scandal, her battle with breast cancer, and what's next!
The first Frank Buckley Interviews audio podcast dropped on August 17, 2016. Every Wednesday since then, a new podcast has featured a conversation or conversations with fascinating individuals. Frank goes deep with his guests, going beyond the usual sound bites one hears on news programs. During this podcast, we highlight some of the many guests he's had on both the podcast and now the TV show that airs every weekend on KTLA and is available worldwide on YouTube and on the KTLA+ app. Among the guests you'll hear on this episode: Tembi Locke, Larry King, Ice Cube, Katelyn Ohashi, and Kobe Bryant.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Lisa Brooks Mills has a conversation with gymnast Katelyn Ohashi about fame, a healthy mindset, body image, the importance of rest, and Katelyn's current creative endeavors.You may remember Katelyn from her 2019 gymnastics floor routine that went viral. You may have seen her at the ESPY's or in the ESPN Body Issue. She has been outspoken about having a positive body image, mental health, and the pressure athletes face when they're in the spotlight and in private. At the ESPY Awards, she took home Best Viral Moment and Best Play. Links:UCLA 10.0 on Floor Exercise (1-12-19)Katelyn's WebsiteKatelyn on InstagramBeautifully Molded - Katelyn wrote, produced, and directedKatelyn's YouTube ChannelESPN Body2019 article includes her poem, ‘Thin Line'Katelyn ESPY's 2019Hollywood Reporter - ESPY Awards: Gymnast Katelyn Ohashi Gives Rousing Speech About Body ShamingGlo classes:Body Image MeditationPositive Self-Image MeditationMeditation on Gratitude for WomenDeep Rest Yoga NidraSelf-Love Sweat Fest - Pilates MatLove Your BodySelf-Care FlowLove Yourself FlowEmbrace Your Perfectly Imperfect SelfLove the Skin You're InHollow Body Practice
The first Frank Buckley Interviews audio podcast dropped on August 17, 2016. Every Wednesday since then, a new podcast has featured a conversation or conversations with fascinating individuals. Frank goes deep with his guests, going beyond the usual sound bites one hears on news programs. During this podcast, Frank highlights some of the many guests he's had on both the podcast and now the TV show that airs every weekend on KTLA and is available worldwide on YouTube and on the KTLA+ app. Among the guests you'll hear on this episode: Richard Lewis, Reza Aslan, Roy Choi, Susan Rice, Jim Acosta, Kevin Nealon, Jo Koy, Katelyn Ohashi, Weird Al Yankovic, Ice Cube, Gene Simmons, and Kobe Bryant.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
The Tour Spencer has now seen the Simone's Gold Over America Tour (GOATour )and he and Jessica have an...um, well...let's say difference of opinion about pretty much everything about it Spencer discusses typos, what constitutes cutesy nonsense, and the difference between gymnastics and acting Jessica cries about how the tour is changing the world one 4-year-old boy at a time Olivia Dunne and Katelyn Ohashi Olivia Dunne and Katelyn Ohashi join us to discuss the new NCAA name, image, and likeness rules (NIL), how life has changed for Olivia this summer, what Katelyn missed out on in the pre-NIL era, Katelyn's advice for Olivia, the cautionary tale that was the Aurora Games, advice for handling social media in a healthy way, and reflections on their experiences in elite. JOIN CLUB GYM NERD Join Club Gym Nerd or buy a gift membership for access to Behind the Scenes episodes. Behind the Scenes at Tour Rehearsal Behind the Scenes: Smudging Behind the Scenes: Rodeo Exercise Machine Behind the Scenes: Adventures in Crying at Disneyland Behind the Scenes: Kensley's Wedding Behind The Scenes After Olympic Trials Buy our awesome clothing and gifts here. We have masks too! And Pride gear! RELATED EPISODES Congressional Hearings and Tour Preview 2000 Olympic Trials (Group Commission) The History of Olympic Trials Controversies How to Stage a Gymnastics Protest Tokyo Olympics Recap
Ep. #15, hear Caroline catch-up with Thayer Lavielle, the Executive Vice President at The Collective, which is the women's division of the sports marketing & talent management company, Wasserman.On August 2, 2021, Thayer and her team launched The Collective® Marketplace: the first & only online collectible & memorabilia marketplace that is dedicated to women's sports. The Collective® Marketplace platform enables fans to buy authentic game-used, autographed memorabilia and licensed products of the world's biggest women athletes. The Marketplace launched with contributions from some of the biggest names in women's sports, including Sue Bird, Mia Hamm, Alix Klineman, Hilary Knight, Alex Morgan, Katelyn Ohashi, Nneka Ogwumike, Morgan Pressel, Megan Rapinoe, April Ross, Breanna Stewart and Diana Taurasi. Not only will The Collective® Marketplace put money directly into the pockets of women athletes, it's the first time that women's sports fans will have access to a robust supply of memorabilia.The Collective is launching this platform during a record-breaking year for women's sports collectibles & memorabilia sales. In 2021 alone, eBay has seen a significant rise in women's sports trading cards sales, with WNBA card sales up more than 1,100% over two years, and women's soccer card sales up 172%. Recently, an Alex Morgan card sold for $16,000, a Serena Williams rookie card went for $14,483, and a Mia Hamm Rookie Card sold for $34,440 at auction, making it the top-selling women's sports card of all-time. Listen to Thayer and Caroline discuss how The Collective® Marketplace is a game-changer for women athletes & women's sports fans alike.This episode was recorded on August 2, 2021. Shop the The Collective® Marketplace.More from GOALS The Business Case For Women's Sports Newsletter: Sign-upFollow GOALS on Twitter: @goals_sports_Follow GOALS on Instagram: @goals_sports_Follow GOALS on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/goals-sports Shop: goals-sports.com/shopEmail: hello@goals-sports.com
A few years ago, a UCLA gymnast named Katelyn Ohashi captivated the world with a viral floor routine that has amassed over 190M views on Youtube. If you are one of the few who has not seen Katelyn's performance, we are including a link to the video in the Resources section of our show notes. You will literally feel Katelyn's positive energy and fun-loving attitude come through your device when you watch her routine. Katelyn's performance, which earned a Perfect 10, showcased that rare combination of immense talent and contagious joyfulness, which made the whole world stop and collectively smile. That's why it came as a complete shock to our family when we heard Katelyn share in an interview that until recently she was extremely unhappy. In fact, just a few years before arriving at UCLA, Katelyn was so depressed that she was ready to give up on gymnastics entirely. How did Katelyn turn her life around and become the happy, young woman that was on full display in that performance? Eva shares Katelyn's story in this episode, which includes important life lessons for all the young Big Dreamers in our audience particularly about the importance of self-love. Thank you Katelyn for inspiring this episode! For our show notes, visit DreamBigPodcast.com/266
Dr. Armando Gonzalez connects with former UCLA gymnastics star, Katelyn Ohashi, for an open conversation on her journey to leveling up that included escaping an abusive relationship with an ex-boyfriend, the subsequent fallout of that relationship and the lessons and inner-strength she received as a result.Host: Dr. Armando GonzalezGuest: Katelyn OhashiVoice your thoughts on this episode by downloading the Vover app here!
Valorie Kondos Field and Emma Doyle met when they were both speakers at The Winning Summit. They instantly connected on many coaching levels and this episode is no different. There are so many pearls of wisdom to be heard and vulnerable moments shared straight from the heart. ENJOY! Valorie is the retired head coach of the seven-time NCAA Champion, 22-time Regional and 18-time Pac 12 Champion UCLA Women's Gymnastics team. Inducted into the UCLA Athletic Hall of Fame in 2010, the four-time “National Coach of the Year” was also named “West Region Coach” of the Year and Pac 12 “Coach of the Century” for her solid track record as a preeminent coach. Affectionately known by her gymnasts as “Miss Val,” her reputation is only one reason that 46 former US national team members came through her program and why half of the last two Olympic teams committed to UCLA. Valorie's coaching success can be attributed to her extraordinary leadership and mentorship of young student-athletes, and the way in which she used gymnastics as an avenue through which to teach valuable life lessons, while encouraging individuality and joy. Something Valorie learned from the late John Wooden, the legendary and most successful collegiate basketball coach of all time, who was one of her biggest inspirations, as well as a close mentor and friend. Valorie began her career as a professional ballet dancer and choreographer for the Washington, DC and Sacramento Ballet Companies. Although never a gymnast herself, she's transferred to her student-athletes all she learned in the world of classical dance. The result of which resulted in nearly three decades of coaching one of the premier athletic programs in any sport, mentoring hundreds of elite athletes, including Olympic champions Simone Biles, Jordan Wieber, Kyla Ross, Madison Kocian, Laurie Hernandez and viral sensations Katelyn Ohashi and Nia Dennis, among others. Also known as the nation's foremost gymnastics choreographer, Miss Val's many credits include choreographing and directing a myriad of live variety shows, such as the NCAA Opening Ceremonies for Women's Basketball, a flash mob of famed female athletes and coaches at the inaugural Aurora Games, a Kareem Abdul-Jabbar roast, CBS's “Jump, Jive & Thrive” Breast Cancer Research Foundation benefit, and 26 years of cirque-type shows for SeaWorld's Summer Nights and the San Diego Zoo. Current projects include additional live stage shows, TV specials, events and the development of a theatrical musical, plus the highly anticipated post-Olympic “Gold Over America Tour” featuring an all-star team of female gymnastics champions, headlined by Simone Biles and also featuring Katelyn Ohashi, which will begin in Fall 2021 and is slated to visit more than 35 U.S. cities, celebrating powerful female athletes in a high-octane, fun-filled experience. She is a dynamic and charismatic speaker with an extensive schedule of “Corporate Coaching” events for national companies including JP Morgan Chase, General Electric, Gucci and Jackson National Life Insurance, and has contributed to various panel discussions including Bustle's “Rule Breakers” and the ESPNW Summit. In her TEDWomen 2019 talk, Miss Val inspires people to reevaluate their definition of success. She maintains that real success is developing champions in life, and that in order to motivate success, we need to inspire those whom we lead without compromising the human spirit. As a recent breast cancer survivor, Valorie's positive outlook and hope-filled message is impactful. She empowered her athletes to use their voices, to celebrate themselves, and to enjoy the elite sport that has damaged so many in the past. She also shared her motivating and inspirational messages with the world, with her book, “LIFE IS SHORT, DON'T WAIT TO DANCE: Advice and Inspiration from the UCLA Athletic Hall of Fame Coach of 7 NCAA Championship Teams,” which was released in Fall 2018 by the Hachette Book Group. It expounds on her life philosophy: “Don't wait to see what life is going to hand you, take control of your life and design ~ choreograph it exactly how you want it to turn out.” In her free time, Valorie is active with the UCLA Jonsson Cancer Center Foundation, LA 84 Olympic Foundation, WISE (Women In Sports & Events), BCRF (Breast Cancer Research Foundation), Unite For Her, and many other charitable organizations, close to her heart. She resides in Fayetteville, Arkansas with her husband, retired UCLA Football Coach, Bobby Field
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財經 1.鈊象 從9百多跌到6百多 娛樂 1. 榮恩開IG 曬6個月女兒驚人現況曝 一天260萬人追蹤 1. 運動 1. ，她沒練過體操卻帶隊贏7次全國冠軍她在去年退休前，共執教了29年，並為UCLA帶來了7個全國團體冠軍、18個Pac-12聯盟冠軍凱特琳（Katelyn Ohashi）嗎？她在UCLA女子體操隊總教練瓦洛里(Valorie Kondos)也有段特殊的背景爆紅選手的教練 katelyn https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ic7RNS4Dfo
Katelyn Ohashi is a former UCLA gymnast and 2019 ESPY award winner! She recently became a household name after her viral Michael Jackson routine. Katelyn is very vocal about many issues rooted deep within our society today such as body shaming, sexism, and criminal justice to name a few. Listen to Katelyn speak from the experiences of others, along with her own personal experiences on this episode
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This episode I discuss various topics with Katelyn. We talk about the life of being student-athletes, learning the meaning of self-love, and personal experiences that shape who we are today. Tune in and let me know what you think! Instagrams: (@ak0__) (@Katelyn_Ohashi)
The greats of different sports are usually those who performed at the highest levels. So when you’re considered a great of your sport and you didn’t perform at the elite level, it speaks to your talent and accomplishments. Katelyn Ohashi is one of those special athletes who could get away with not performing at an elite level. She made the decision to not compete in elite gymnastics like at the Olympics and all that but it didn’t make a difference. On this episode you’ll learn the lessons that made her the athlete she became. If you find this episode helpful, share it with a fellow athlete to help them on their quest to achieve their sports goals. MORE IMPORTANTLY: Join our exclusive facebook group for like minded athletes where we delve deeper into the episodes of the podcast, www.athletemaestro.com/group There are a ton of podcasts you could listening to right now but you chose Athlete Maestro. What should I talk about next? Please let me know on twitter or in the comments below Subscribe for FREE lessons on Itunes: athletemaestro.com/itunes If you found anything useful on the podcast, please leave a RATING AND REVIEW so other young athletes like yourself can find and benefit from the podcast. To learn how to SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE A RATING on the show, head to www.athletemaestro.com/subscribe. For more on Athlete Maestro visit athletemaestro.com If you have any questions, feel free to send an email tola@athletemaestro.com Get the Athlete Maestro Daily Planner, www.athletemaestro.com/dailyplanner Find me on social media Instagram - @tolaogunlewe Twitter - @tolaogunlewe Thanks for tuning in.
“If we really care about the future of girls in sports, we need to invest in the girls that are actually playing these sports.”Lindsay CrouseA perfect companion piece to my recent conversation with Lauren Fleshman -- and in furtherance of better understanding the issues that swirl around gender, sport and fairness -- today I sit down with an investigative journalist breaking some of the biggest stories in women's sports.Meet Lindsay Crouse.A graduate of Harvard University, where she competed in both cross country and track and field, Lindsay is a senior staff editor and senior OpDocs producer at The New York Times. If you’ve been paying any attention to running news (or just big headlines in general) then you are already familiar with Lindsay’s work. At the epicenter of the conversation that surrounds sports and power, Lindsay is behind some of the biggest sports stories and opinion pieces in recent memory, with a particular focus on the role and state of women's distance running.Some of Lindsay's most popular pieces include How The 'Shalane Flanagan Effect' Works, which examined the former podcast guest and New York City Marathon victor's elevating impact on other women; she broke the story on Nike's refusal to guarantee female athletes' salaries during or immediately post-pregnancy; and she produced the piece in which Allyson Felix told her story around Nike and pregnancy.Lindsay also worked with last week’s guest Lauren Fleshman on her powerful November Op-Ed, I Changed My Body For My Sport. No Girl Should and is responsible for the bombshell opinion piece about the emotional abuse suffered by Mary Cain under her former coach, Alberto Salazar. I Was The Fastest Girl in America, Until I Joined Nike created such a stir, it went on to become the 42nd most read New York Times piece for all of 2019.In her role as a senior producer of OpDocs, Lindsay's many credits include the wonderful film about minimalist marathoner Memo and Walk, Run, Cha Cha, which was recently lauded with an Academy Awards nomination in the documentary short subject category.In addition, Lindsay is an accomplished athlete in her own right. With 12 marathons under her belt, she recently posted an impressive 2:53 26.2 PR -- a feat accomplished (subsequent to our conversation) while balancing the tremendous rigors of her demanding career.I first came across Lindsay by way of her recurring cameos in my friend (and RRP guest from episodes 73, 144, & 174) Casey Neistat's wildly popular vlog. So in 2015, I began following Lindsay's career. As I watched her work mature and profile grow, I eagerly awaited each new article -- and anticipated an opportunity to share her experience and insight on the podcast.Today is that day. And it's everything I hoped it would be. We begin with Lindsay's personal trajectory from Rhode Island roots and attending Harvard to landing a job at the most prestigious newspaper in the world.We discuss maternity rights and the gender wage gap by going behind the scenes on Nike' relationship with pregnant athletes. The controversies surrounding Alberto Salazar and the Nike Oregon Project. The personal stories shared by Mary Cain, Lara Goucher, Alysia Montaño and Allyson Felix. And gymnast Katelyn Ohashi's campaign to secure fair pay for NCAA athletes.We explore the ways in which the sports industry has failed to make way for women. Why almost all current sports science is based on men. And why conventional coaching has led to a sordid history of harming female athletes.In addition, Lindsay recounts what it's actually like to work at The New York Times in our post-truth, 'fake news' world. The unique pressures that accompany breaking big stories. And how she manages to balance everything -- and still kick serious ass in running.The ongoing impact of Lindsay's journalism is immeasurable. So it was an absolute honor and a delight to sit down with her.Note: Because this conversation transpired at the New York Times offices (as opposed to my studio), we did not film the conversation. In addition, it was recorded in mid-October and thus not current with the immediate news cycle.I can't say enough good things about Lindsay and the work she is doing to advance the role and voice of women in sports. I love this conversation. I sincerely hope you do as well.Peace + Plants,Listen, Watch & Subscribe Apple Podcasts | YouTube | Spotify | Stitcher | Google PodcastsThanks to this week’s sponsorsCalm: The #1 app for meditation and sleep with 100+ guided meditations covering anxiety, focus, stress, sleep, relationships and more. Plus 7-day and 21-day programs for both beginner and advanced users. For a limited time, my listeners can get 25% off a Calm Premium subscription at Calm.com/richroll. It includes unlimited access to ALL of Calm’s amazing content. Get started today.Harrys.com: A superior shave at an affordable price. Visit harrys.com/ROLL to redeem your Harry’s Trial Set, which comes with a razor, five-blade cartridge, shaving gel, and post shave gel. All you pay is shipping.Quip: Your one stop solution for oral health! 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Career, Except MeNY Times: A Runner's Career Ends, But Her Mission Goes The DistanceNY Times: I Was The Fastest Girl In America, Until I Joined NikeNY Times: Nike Told Me To Dream Crazy, Until I Wanted A BabyNY Times: Allyson Felix: My Own Nike Pregnancy StoryNY Times: Where Are All The Women Coaches?NY Times: How Did Eliud Kipchoge Break the Marathon Record So Soon?NY Times: Nike and Pregnancy: Your Questions, AnsweredNY Times: When One of the World’s Most Visible Athletes Is Told She Can’t Be OneNY Times: Why Don’t Women Get Comebacks Like Tiger Woods?NY Times: Walk, Run Cha-ChaRelated Podcasts You Might EnjoyRRP #493: Lauren Fleshman Is Empowering Women AthletesRRP #246: Shalane Flanagan & Elyse Kopecky -- Eat Slow, Run Fast & Love The JourneyRRP #375: Keep Showing Up: Des LindenThanks to Jason Camiolo for production, audio engineering and show notes; Margo Lubin and Blake Curtis for video, editing and graphics; portraits by Ali Rogers; and theme music by Ana Leimma.*Disclosure: Books and products denoted with an asterisk are hyperlinked to an affiliate program. We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.Now through Jan. 31, save $20 on your Meal Planner subscription - just use code POWER20 at checkout! HOW CAN I SUPPORT THE PODCAST?Tell Your Friends & Share Online!Subscribe & Review: iTunes | Spotify | Stitcher | Soundcloud | Google PodcastsDonate: Check out our Patreon accountSupport The Sponsors: One of the best ways to support the podcast is to support our sponsors. For a complete list of all RRP sponsors and their respective vanity url's and discount codes, visit my Resources page and click "Sponsors". See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
As 2019 comes to a close, we're taking a look back at our five most downloaded episodes of the podcast! First, "America's Sleep Doctor" Dr. Michael Breus shares tips to recover from the holiday season and get better sleep. Comedy legend Richard Lewis' relationship with Curb Your Enthusiasm creator Larry David is just as hilarious off-screen as it is on-screen. He opens up about their real-life friendship. Pod Save America host Jon Lovett shares his thoughts on our current political climate, and how we can improve. Kunal Nayaar, star of The Big Bang Theory, shares his big plans for his future now that the hit sitcom has ended, and how he hopes to bring joy to others. Finally, UCLA gymnast and viral sensation Katelyn Ohashi opens up about how she hopes to use her platform to make a difference in the world.
Laughter Permitted is live from the espnW Women + Sports Summit with UCLA gymnastics greats Valorie "Miss Val" Kondos Field and Katelyn Ohashi. During her tenure as head coach of the UCLA program, Miss Val won seven NCAA national championships, was 4-time National Coach of the Year and named Pac-12 Coach of the Century. Katelyn is an All-American gymnast and national champion who barnstormed the internet with viral videos of her floor routines from both her junior and senior years. In this episode, Miss Val and Katelyn showcase their special bond, talk about the uniqueness of UCLA gymnastics and how joy helps bring out the best athletic performances.
The NCAA has been regulating college sports for more than a century, and its ban on student athletes making money from their playing, name and likeness has ostensibly kept the game more “pure.” But pressure has been mounting for years for the NCAA to share some of its billion-dollar business with the athletes that drive it, and a new California law is poised to challenge the old model of “amateurism” in college sports entirely. Today we’re joined by Katelyn Ohashi, a former UCLA gymnast who went viral this year with a floor routine and is now speaking out against the NCAA for preventing her from capitalizing on it.
Notes & Highlights02:15 But oh my gosh, I loved to dance!07:00 It proved that you didn't have to be perfect, you just had to be human, honest, raw, and real.11:00 Miss Val began her illustrious career playing the floor music for her student-athlete gymnasts. Check out Life Is Short, Don't Wait to Dance!17:30 Success is peace of mind and knowing you've done your best. - John Wooden21:15 Yearn to Learn30:30 Let's hear it for right-brained people! Katelyn Ohashi is a phenomenal human being. She has a real big heart.31:50 Takes n' Fakes Trivia38:00 Bragging rights and money. It's pathetic if that's the only reason we play sports.40:00 Get over yourself. No one is looking at you.48:00 This generation is more influenced by their phone than anyone in their life. The best thing parents can do is set boundaries. Go play with your son or daughter.55:30 If we could all use social media for things that are good and uplifting and empowering, imagine the world we could create. It's up to us.
In this episode of The Spark File, Susan Blackwell and Laura Camien discuss a dark spark -- the legacy of Larry Nassar and the powerful, inspiring army of survivors and champions who told their stories, including Katelyn Ohashi, Lindsey Smith, Valorie Kondos Field, Rachael Denhollander and Kate Wells. They also look beneath the surface of Reservoir Noir and the spark-filled stories of towns that drowned. From Andrew Carnegie's South Fork Fishing and Hunting Club and the South Fork Dam causing the tragic flooding of Johnstown, Pennsylvania to the American Corp of Engineers intentionally flooding towns such as Willow Grove, Tennessee in order to form Dale Hollow Lake.PLEASE NOTE: This episode of The Spark File podcasts contains mature themes (physical abuse, sexual abuse, suicide, body issues). Please use your discretion.
U.S. wrestler Jordan Burroughs joins viral gymnast Katelyn Ohashi for an in-depth chat.Jordan won Olympic gold in 2012 but suffered a huge shock at Rio 2016 when he came away empty handed.The pair talk what defines success and failure and why he’s gunning for glory in a different manner now.LINKSJordan Burroughs InstagramKatelyn Ohashi InstagramEd Knowles TwitterOlympic Channel InstagramSimone Biles PodcastEverything you need to know about the 2019 Wrestling World Championships
On this episode of the podcast, it's stories from some of the amazing athletes we’ve had on Frank Buckley Interviews. Revisit excerpts from conversations from incredible people like Jake Olsen, a USC student who didn't let the fact that he is blind stop him from achieving his dream of playing for the football team. Viral sensation Katelyn Ohashi recounts how she rediscovered the joy for gymnastics after a devastating injury. Hear the incredible story of Victoria Arlen, who went on to win an Olympic gold medal as a swimmer after emerging from being locked in her body in a vegetative state. Finally, Bethany Hamilton, who lost her arm to a shark attack, shares how she fought back to continue to compete in surfing at the highest levels.
With just 12 months to go until Tokyo 2020, we set ourselves a task. How many interviews can you squeeze into a podcast? The Olympic Channel Podcast went to New York with UCLA gymnast and viral sensation Katelyn Ohashi. In a crazy day, we spoke to Ali Krieger, Ashlyn Harris, Tom Schaar, Brighton Zeuner, Ashima Shiraishi, Alex Johnson, Foluke Akinradewo Gunderson, and Naya Tapper.LINKS:Katelyn Ohashi InstagramEd Knowles TwitterOlympic Channel InstagramFree Solo trailerTry our Instagram filter
GYMTERNET NEWS There is a MAGNIFICENT SEVEN MUSICAL, and Spencer will never be the same We discuss 82-year-old badass gymnastics, some dude who doesn't deserve a link, Simone granting wishes while being short, BYU's bottle cap challenge, and Katelyn Ohashi not doing DWTS because phew USAG's tentative women's calendar for 2020 and what we think of it Someone did a list of best gymnastics movies. We discuss the actual, correct list. Like Gymkata and the country of Parmesan And Spitfire which...just...you need to see this to believe it The deal with the Chris Riegel story Spencer cares a lot about the ESPYs you guys. Like a lot. GYMCASTIC GLOBAL We trot around the globe to deliver news about Ana Perez, Courtney McGregor, why Poland is being very disappointing this month, Cuba actually having its act together, and how everyone is in Japan for a training camp MINI-COMMISSION World Champion-level Club Gym Nerd member Karla asked us to discuss the most tragic examples of getting two-per-countried with hypotheses about whether the person who got knocked out could have medaled. We talk about Wieber and Douglas and also pull a few nuggets out of the archives (like Justice for Huang Mandan). FEEDBACK Adult gymnastics, Nellie Kim's curses, a faux-thongatard debacle, USAG not having its act together, RESPECT for T&T, SafeSport and forgiveness, how sexism against men doesn't exist, the dangers of not moving the springboard, and what's really going on with Mexico and the cheek kissing, JESSICA! SUPPORT THE SHOW Join Club Gym Nerd here. Buy our awesome clothing and gifts here. FURTHER READING The Scores: Pre-Classic Edition Things Are Happening – July 12, 2019 The Race to Tokyo – July 2019 Update US Classic Rosters The University of Nabieva RELATED EPISODES 374: GymCastic Podcast—Where We've Been and Where We're Heading (Commissioned) 373: Nabieva Returns and Morgan Hurd Special Announcement 372: Junior Worlds and Gymternet News 371: European Games 2019 370: #FreeMai 369: 2019 American Classic 368: No-No-Nunnoisms (Commissioned)
Our guests on this episode are Katelyn Ohashi and former UCLA gymnastics coach, Val Kondos. Katelyn is a former UCLA gymnast, whose perfect score floor routine went viral earlier this year, and Coach Val is considered one of the most winningest college gymnastic coaches of all time. They talk with us about their successes, what’s more important than winning, and giving back to the community. Katelyn Ohashi’s Viral 10.0 Floor Routine
Six-time All-American UCLA gymnast and viral sensation, Katelyn Ohashi, gets real with Victoria on the podcast's first episode. She ranks number one in the nation on the floor, was a four year USA national team member, and uses her voice to advocate for female athlete body image and eating disorders. This is a MUST listen!
Katelyn Ohashi joins Outside the Lines to talk about her life in gymnastics and her viral floor routine. Plus, Jackie MacMullen discusses the NBA's referee issue.
Katelyn Ohashi is a gymnast who competes for UCLA. She finished the 2018 season ranked No. 1 in the nation in floor exercise and is the NCAA floor exercise co-champion. A video capturing Katelyn performing a perfect 10 in a floor exercise routine in January 2019 went viral, and her unabashed joy during that routine captured the imagination of people around the world. During this podcast Katelyn talks about that performance and the importance of her team and her coaches, she reveals how she'd left gymnastics years before after an injury left her Olympic dreams shattered, she shares some of her spoken word poetry, and she discusses her plans for the future.
Her phone totally blew up. After being out with friends, US gymnast Katelyn Ohashi came home to 50,000 more followers on social media.We hear the full story behind the ‘Perfect 10’ routine that went viral, her friendship with Simone Biles, and the biggest life lesson from legendary coach Valorie Kondos Field.The Olympic Channel Podcast also spoke to Miss Val about what’s next for American gymnastics and what she’s learnt in her three decades at UCLA.LINKSJohn Orozco podcastKatelyn Ohashi Instagram Miss Val Instagram Scott Bregman Twitter Ed Knowles Twitter Original Perfect 10 Routine in Full Updated Perfect 10 Routine in Full
Yul Moldauer wins American Cup for the third consecutive time. Kayla Ross and Katelyn Ohashi scored perfect-10 routines last weekend in a meet against Oklahoma women's gymnastics. Illinois upsets Stanford at home. When was the last time a college men’s gymnastics routine was featured on ESPN’s top ten. Midknight Robin and Kerry Adderly debate on if the International Gymnastics Federation point system is good for the growth of college men’s gymnastics.
Oklahoma will face-off against UCLA for the first time since finishing runner-up to them at last years NCAA Gymnastics Championships. Maggie Nichols, Kyla Ross, and Katelyn Ohashi are ready to put on a show. It is going to be a competition for the ages. Yul Moldauer and Sam Mikulak are set to compete at American Cup on Saturday in Greensboro, North Carolina. Sean Melton is back on the senior national team.
030: Katelyn Ohashi on finding joy in gymnastics In this episode I talk to Katelyn Ohashi about that viral routine https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ic7RNS4Dfo Katelyn shares here journey through gymnastics Body shaming Writing and poetry Advice for my daughter Finding joy once again with Miss Val The details of her routine and what it meant to her. Supporting Champions on Twitter www.twitter.com/support_champs Steve Ingham on Twitter www.twitter.com/ingham_steve Supporting Champions on Linkedin, www.linkedin.com/company/supporting-champions Instagram https://www.instagram.com/supportingchampions/ A reminder if you're keen to pre-register for the next wave of Graduate Membership enrolments then you can do so at https://supportingchampions.co.uk/membership/ If you're looking for some coaching support or some virtual team development help to support you to get to the next level in work, life or sport then take a look at https://supportingchampions.co.uk/coaching-mentoring/ or drop us a note at enquiries@supportingchampions.co.uk then you can sign up for a free consultation to explore which package is right for you.
Katelyn Ohashi & Valorie Kondos Field stop by to talk about the viral moment from the other week, Valorie's new book and more! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
In Part 1 of this Podcast Special we have Head Coach of UCLA Gymnastics and orchestrator of THAT viral gymnastics' routine by Katelyn Ohashi, Miss Val Kondos Field. Miss Val and I discussed; how she was a ballerina originally but transitioned into coaching in gymnastics, the culture of gymnastics in the United States and how it has gone rotten, we unpacked her philosophies that have been galvanised by real life experiences such as her battle with cancer, her book "Life is Short Don't Wait To Dance" and of course we spoke about Katelyn Ohashi's unbelievable routine. Next week, Katelyn herself will join us on the podcast. Miss Val had a long and successful career in ballet. She studied classical ballet and piano for 17 years. Her first transition into gymnastics came by first becoming hired to play piano for floor routines before moving into coaching. Miss Val sees her job much more as a life skills coach, a mentor than a coach. Coaching is all about motivating change, not dictating change. Coaching from the ego takes the joy out of learning. Miss Val explains her philosophy, her faith and values and how she believes gymnastics teaches discipline like no other sport. Using success in sport as a platform to spread a message with impact. Example of the voice that Michael Phelps has now in spreading message about depression. Miss Val discusses the role of her parents and in particular being brought up without a fear of failure, how this now influences her coaching style and successes. Initially Miss Val quickly made some lessons in coaching after some mistakes and losses. The importance of a shared philosophical base with her athletes and fellow staff. One of Miss Val's lessons in leadership is to surround yourself with people that you trust, rid your ego and when the time is right, allow your team to act and take charge with freedom. Gymnastics is in recovery and Miss Val states the need to educate coaches and parents Miss Val speaks of the abuse cases in US gymnastics and offers some of the issues within the US culture and systems. Miss Val's reports that UCLA alumni all reported that they are stripped of a voice, made into robots and verbally and physically abused. "The after" - athletes report that after you are no longer able to win medals and money, you are forgotten about and no longer valued as people or as athletes. Miss Val discusses the conversations she has had with senior figures in changing American culture, not just sport and gymnastics. Active listening, high performance habits and getting out of the desert so that you can better serve other people. Gratitude is a critical component to UCLA's gymnastic success and is engrained into their daily practice. Life is an adventure that requires you to learn, adapt and move fast Miss Val shares with us the moment she was told she had an aggressive form of breast cancer. Miss Val shares her insanely positive and infectious outlook on being diagnosed with cancer and of her trips to the chemo spa! Val describes how she used time at chemo spa to plan for her next ventures including her book "Life is Short Don't Wait To Dance". Miss Val tries to bring out childlike qualities in her athletes and their routines, first, by helping them find their unique voice. The best performers are joyful, spontaneous and loving in what they do. Steve and Miss Val discuss Katelyn Ohashi's phenomenal routine that recently went viral Katelyn's evolution into the woman embodies her journey and pays tribute to significant influences. Miss Val shares why she believes Katelyn's routine has gone viral. What is next for Miss Val? Retirement, the transition of her identity, learning and experiencing new things. @officialmissval http://officialmissval.com/ Supporting Champions on Twitter www.twitter.com/support_champs Steve Ingham on Twitter www.twitter.com/ingham_steve Supporting Champions on Linkedin, www.linkedin.com/company/supporting-champions Instagram https://www.instagram.com/supportingchampions/ A reminder if you're keen to pre-register for the next wave of Graduate Membership enrolments then you can do so at https://supportingchampions.co.uk/membership/ If you're looking for some coaching support or some virtual team development help to support you to get to the next level in work, life or sport then take a look at https://supportingchampions.co.uk/coaching-mentoring/ or drop us a note at enquiries@supportingchampions.co.uk then you can sign up for a free consultation to explore which package is right for you.
MEET NEWS It's a party! Jessica and Spencer are joined by Kensley AND Evan to discuss all of the many, many (many) gymnastics-related events of the past week. WOGA Classic (1:18): Kensley was there and discusses Ashton Locklear's return, the Blakelys, and the presence of the entire Brazilian women's team NCAA news (6:38) How the mid-season blues affected LSU, Georgia, and apparently shorted out live stream and live score capabilities across the country The bars drama at Denver and why Brenna Dowell did not compete Evan needs you to know that if you're not Lynnzee Brown's double layout, you're doing it wrong George Washington's best meet promotion ever Trinity Thomas is too perfect for this code Nebraska's entirely non-pusillanimous vault rotation, and the floor-side throne that brought out peak-narcissism Spencer The worst commentary disasters of the weekend Why Missy Marlowe and Jenny Hansen reigned as heroes Crack or correct—10s edition (56:45) Lynnzee Brown's tumbling AND dance element brilliance, Katelyn Ohashi's split-leg DLO is back, and Jessica takes Spencer (a.k.a., the 10.0 Grinch) to movement science school over Kyla Ross's vault landing 67% of the 10s awarded this season have gone to UCLA. What's up with that? Do teams with meets against UCLA, Oklahoma, and Florida get crack-by-association? Mini-commission - the "bubble" teams (1:29:38) A mini-commission from Mohini Bhardwaj Forever has us profiling the bubble teams for regionals qualification like Utah State, North Carolina, Bowling Green, and UIC, plus thoughts on the new play-in format for NCAA postseason competition (spoiler alert: we likey) GYMTERNET NEWS (1:43:30) Skinner 2020? Related: Maile O'Keefe is heading to Utah a year early and competed L10 in Las Vegas this weekend Larisa Iordache has been cleared to return to training, and guess who's out of retirement (again) to coach her. A rundown of the latest DUMPSTER FIRE news (it's a dumpster fire) Katelyn Ohashi was on Busy Tonight and Jessica has feelings about it. Plus, Ohashi's parents gave great quote in the Seattle Times. It was Svetlana Boginskaya's birthday, so celebrate by listening to our 2015 interview with her. FURTHER READING Jessica's interview with physical therapist-gymnastics coach, Dave Tilly on the Shift Show Week 6 Ranking Notes Sunday Live Blog – February 10, 2019 Saturday Live Blog – February 9, 2019 Friday Live Blog – February 8, 2019 Things Are Happening – February 8, 2019 Roster Notes – Week 5 2019 RQS Calculator Only the Best – Week 5 SUPPORT THE SHOW Join Club Gym Nerd here. Buy our awesome clothing and gifts here. RELATED EPISODES 350: There Are No Rules in This House 349: The Stick Stick and the Money Gun 348: Break the Beam, Literally 347: The Michigan Mess & the Viral Queen 346: Peng Is Here! 38: Svetlana Boginskaya
Guests: Anthony Lynn, Katelyn Ohashi, Tom Curran
Co-hosts Bryan Fenley and Nick Koop welcome interviews with men's basketball player Jaylen Hands and women's gymnast Katelyn Ohashi. As usual, radio analyst Tracy Murray gives his thoughts on the state of the Bruin men's basketball team.
A hatékony masztizástól, Andy Vajnán és a homofób magyar Televiziós szörnyűségen át megérkezünk majd Katelyn Ohashi boldogságos gyakorlatához.... Avagy végre nemcsak úgy haszontalanul megy a péniszezés, hanem jó tipp a fejlesztéshez, Andy Vajna a magyar Harvey Weinstein halála is adott némi gondolkodnivalót a hatalom centralizásáról, és a média felelősségéről-ezzel kapcsolatban egy kis hanganyag is elhangzik amivel a MTVA volt oly bátor fertőzni a nézői agyát (fúúúúj) Furcsa Brexit magyarázat, avagy az időgép is kapott némi helyet, aztán majd valamikor jön a részletes magyarázat. Katelyn Ohashi Sztoriját említettem, és ígértem egy linket, tessék A legendás gyakorlat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ic7RNS4Dfo (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ic7RNS4Dfo) A fantasztikus sztori: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9b1KAoYz9s (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9b1KAoYz9s) Furcsa podcast... egyensulyozni probal a beteg faszsagok es ertelmes gondolatok terhe alatt -neha sikerul, neha nem. Szinte minden episode mas. Talan pont ez kell neked most.
A hatékony masztizástól, Andy Vajnán és a homofób magyar Televiziós szörnyűségen át megérkezünk majd Katelyn Ohashi boldogságos gyakorlatához.... Avagy végre nemcsak úgy haszontalanul megy a péniszezés, hanem jó tipp a fejlesztéshez, Andy Vajna a magyar Harvey Weinstein halála is adott némi gondolkodnivalót a hatalom centralizásáról, és a média felelősségéről-ezzel kapcsolatban egy kis hanganyag is elhangzik amivel a MTVA volt oly bátor fertőzni a nézői agyát (fúúúúj) Furcsa Brexit magyarázat, avagy az időgép is kapott némi helyet, aztán majd valamikor jön a részletes magyarázat. Katelyn Ohashi Sztoriját említettem, és ígértem egy linket, tessék A legendás gyakorlat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ic7RNS4Dfo (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ic7RNS4Dfo) A fantasztikus sztori: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9b1KAoYz9s (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9b1KAoYz9s) Furcsa podcast... egyensulyozni probal a beteg faszsagok es ertelmes gondolatok terhe alatt -neha sikerul, neha nem. Szinte minden episode mas. Talan pont ez kell neked most.
You may have seen the viral video of UCLA gymnast Katelyn Ohashi’s flawless floor routine. It’s true that her movements were technically perfect, but her radiating joy stole the show. Did you know your jewelry brand can learn from Katelyn and apply these lessons to your marketing strategy? In a recent article for Inc., writer Carmine Gallo pointed out, “When you change the way you feel inside, the performer your audience sees will change.” This statement applies to your jewelry brand and your approach to marketing more than you may realize. Check out the accompanying blog post here: https://joyjoya.com/2019/01/21/why-its-important-to-infuse-joy-into-your-jewelry-marketing/
Mark Thompson fills in with Shannon while Gary's away at baseball camp, The Rams and the Patriots are headed to the Super Bowl. Updates on the government shutdown and the LAUSD teacher strike, A possible serial-killer gang murdering men across the U.S., UCLA’s Katelyn Ohashi rekindles her love of gymnastics after her viral routine, and Rebecca Jarvis previews her new podcast/documentary about Theranos fraudster Elizabeth Holmes.
This week Selene veers into gymnastics. Don't worry, she's got a good reason. Perhaps you've seen the video of UCLA gymnast Katelyn Ohashi's perfect-10 performance. Selene muses on body image, what it means to be supported and guided, and ways in which we evaluate our bodies that don't do us...
For the first time since President Trump took office, several members of Congress are now freely throwing around the "I" word--that is impeachment, and it's based off of a BuzzFeed News report that the President instructed his long-time personal lawyer to lie to Congress over the Trump Tower Moscow project. Does this news, if it's proven to be true, drag Trump across that impeachment red line? We'll ask the new chairman of the House Intel Committee. As the LAUSD teachers' strike spans a full week, the District stands to lose tens of millions of dollars; while teachers go without pay. What's the path toward a deal to end the strike? With the video of her perfectly scored floor exercise being viewed some 40 million times, UCLA gymnast Katelyn Ohashi is using her fame to take on body shamers--and she'll take on In Depth. Home sales in California are slowing way down, and so are the price increases of homes on the market---is our overheated real estate market finally cooling off? And Tesla might be the most innovative car company in history, but it has a very uncertain future after big losses and layoffs. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
A little bowling chat. What number is the headpin? Happy 97th birthday Betty White! The amazing gymnast Katelyn Ohashi. Guest is Star-Tribune movie critic Chris Hewitt.
Sam welcomes to the podcast collegiate gymnast, Katelyn Ohashi. Katelyn’s gymnastics resume is as impressive as it is extensive. She was a four-time member of USA Gymnastics’ Junior National Team, the 2011 junior national champion and 2013 American Cup champion. Katelyn is also a six-time All-American at UCLA where she helped her team win the 2018 NCAA championship title last year. In that same national championship run, Katelyn was the co-champion on floor exercise. She recently scored a perfect ten at the 2019 Collegiate Challenge and her floor routine was so impressive that it has gone viral with over six million views on YouTube alone! In this episode, Sam and Katelyn recall early memories of their friendship, including a recent trip they took to Alaska. They bond over their mutual love for gymnastics, UCLA and Miss Val. Katelyn discusses her latest floor routine, where she score a perfect ten, and how she feels about being a viral sensation. She talks about some of the projects she has been working on, including a partnership with The Players’ Tribune, a digital platform where athletes can publish their stories. Katelyn opens up about the importance of maintaining a positive body image outlook as a gymnast. She shares the struggles she has faced in finding her own voice and the joy she now feels having found it. Finally, Katelyn discusses her plans for the future. She hopes to become a published author of poetry, break into the entertainment industry, and grow her platform to help speak out against domestic violence. Full show notes: http://ihavecoolfriends.show/s2e3
UCLA’s Katelyn Ohashi wowed the internet this week with a viral video of her college gymnastics floor routine. As Ohashi’s star rises, the U.S. women’s gymnastics program is imploding. Fans of the sport wonder: What is the price of being world-class? Guest: Slate contributor Rebecca Schumann. Tell us what you think by leaving a review on Apple Podcasts or sending an email to whatnext@slate.com. Follow us on Instagram for updates on the show. Podcast production by Mary Wilson and Jayson De Leon, with help from Danielle Hewitt. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
UCLA’s Katelyn Ohashi wowed the internet this week with a viral video of her college gymnastics floor routine. As Ohashi’s star rises, the U.S. women’s gymnastics program is imploding. Fans of the sport wonder: What is the price of being world-class? Guest: Slate contributor Rebecca Schumann. Tell us what you think by leaving a review on Apple Podcasts or sending an email to whatnext@slate.com. Follow us on Instagram for updates on the show. Podcast production by Mary Wilson and Jayson De Leon, with help from Danielle Hewitt. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Josh Levin is here to introduce you to What Next, Slate's new daily news podcast. UCLA’s Katelyn Ohashi wowed the internet this week with a viral video of her college gymnastics floor routine. As Ohashi’s star rises, the U.S. women’s gymnastics program is imploding. Fans of the sport wonder: What is the price of being world-class? Slate contributor Rebecca Schumann joins What Next host Mary Harris to investigate. Subscribe to What Next on Apple Podcasts or sending an email to whatnext@slate.com. Follow us on Instagram for updates on the show. Podcast production by Mary Wilson and Jayson De Leon, with help from Danielle Hewitt. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Week two of the 2019 college gymnastics season was in full swing this past weekend. Oklahoma, Stanford, and Penn State win big in their season debut. Sam Zakutney from Penn State posted the highest all-around score of the weekend with a 81.00 and two time national pommel horse champion Stephen Nedoroscik posted the highest event score of week two with a 15.3. Illinois wins dual meet against UIC by 54 points. UCLA’s Katelyn Ohashi scores a perfect 10.0 on floor.
Sage Rosen is one of the Season 1 Junior pros on 'Dancing With the Stars: Juniors'. He's also known for 'Lip Synch Battle Shorties' and he's worked with Sia, Justin Bieber and Chris Brown. For more dance news, visit DanceNetwork.tv: 'Dancing With the Stars: Juniors' — In Praise of #TeamWitney: http://bit.ly/2QTummS 'World of Dance' Star Konkrete is Ready To Push the Boundaries of Krumping:http://bit.ly/2PGSLvt Related Interview: 'Dancing With the Stars: Juniors' Pro Lev Khmelev: http://bit.ly/2NxSF7D For more dance news, visit DanceNetwork.tv: Travis Wall Shares His Mother's Dance Magic In 'I Dream Of Dance': http://bit.ly/2PyR3wo Ruby Rose Turner Leaps Into Disney Channel's 'Coop & Cami Ask the World':http://bit.ly/2CbBVRy Interview with UCLA Gymnast, Katelyn Ohashi: http://bit.ly/2Mlwuko HELPFUL LINKS: Website - http://popcorntalk.com Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/thepopcorntalk Merch - http://shop.spreadshirt.com/PopcornTalk/ ABOUT POPCORN TALK: Popcorn Talk Network is the online broadcast network with programming dedicated exclusively to movie discussion, news, interviews and commentary. Popcorn Talk Network is comprised of the leading members and personalities of the film press and community including E!’s Maria Menounos, Scott “Movie” Mantz, The Wrap’s Jeff Sneider, Screen Junkies and the Schmoes Know, Kristian Harloff and Mark Ellis who are the 1st and only YouTube reviewers to be certified by Rotten Tomatoes and accredited by the MPAA. Current Roster or Shows: -Schmoes Know Movies -Disney Movie News -Anatomy of a Movie -Profiles with Malone and Mantz -Box Office Breakdown -Jedi Alliance -Meet the Movie Press -Guilty Movie Pleasures -Marvel Movie News -DC Movie News -Otaku Movie Anatomy -Action Movie Anatomy -Watchalong Series! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Valorie Kondos Field has a big year ahead! She's retiring as head coach of the UCLA Gymnastics team at the end of the 2019 season after 29 years. Miss Val also has a new book out, "Life Is Short, Don't Wait to Dance." What is her next big step after UCLA? For more dance news, visit DanceNetwork.tv: Travis Wall Shares His Mother's Dance Magic In 'I Dream Of Dance': http://bit.ly/2PyR3wo Ruby Rose Turner Leaps Into Disney Channel's 'Coop & Cami Ask the World':http://bit.ly/2CbBVRy Interview with UCLA Gymnast, Katelyn Ohashi: http://bit.ly/2Mlwuko --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Katelyn Ohashi is a four-time USA National Team member, the 2013 AT&T American Cup all-around champion and a current student-athlete on the UCLA gymnastics team. The team won the NCAA National Championship this year and she is the reigning national floor champion. Her Michael Jackson floor routine video was a viral hit this year. For more dance news, visit DanceNetwork.tv: ‘World Of Dance’ Delivers A Dance Debate With Charity & Andrés Versus Sean & Kaycee: http://bit.ly/2NTUi0e Nia Sioux Silences The Doubters In Her New Video, ‘FLXXN': http://bit.ly/2oIYWn9 Interview with UCLA Head Coach, Valorie Kondos Field: http://bit.ly/2fHWVCV HELPFUL LINKS: Website - http://popcorntalk.com Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/thepopcorntalk Merch - http://shop.spreadshirt.com/PopcornTalk/ ABOUT POPCORN TALK: Popcorn Talk Network is the online broadcast network with programming dedicated exc --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
IN THE NEWS Spencer and Jessica chat about: Chinese National Games Jiang Tong's scream of joy after hitting floor Retirements, including Bai Yawen and Shang Chunsong Chen Yile killer beam, TingTing is the top senior in AA qualification - beam Fan Yilin rocking a new Huang Huidan/Riley McCusker dismount Wang Yan’s brush-your-shoulders-off floor routine China announced Worlds Team: AA -Liu Tingting, Luo Huan; VT, BB, FX - Wang Yan; UB - Fan Yilin Romanian Championships The craziest scoring of any national championship in the World. Larissa Iordache had a very head-shakey E score on beam, but upgraded to a Fabrichnova on bars We enjoy Catalina Ponor's death-stare-down at the beam after an unusual two falls in a row. Then we interpret Ponor’s new floor routine Varna World Cup, Italian and Swiss Nationals Andrade Amanar We seethe about Brazil's decision to only send two athletes to Worlds this year. SEETHE! Deisree Carofiglio of Italy has a Dowell and so.much.drama. in her floor routine! The official roster for US Worlds Training Camp is: Carey, Chiles, Frazier, Gaskins, Hurd, Locklear, McCusker, Schennikova, Smith, Thomas. GYMTERNET NEWS (46:56) Our weekly roundup of the latest news stories from around the gymternet include: Aliya Mustafina has returned to training at Round Lake with her baby. John Geddart got caught in what seems to be a big fat lie about disgraced ex-MSU coach, Kathie Klages working at his gym. Simone's therapist, Robert Andrews has written the best article ever on why gymnastics has found itself in hot water; the culture of disempowerment: USAG Sexual Abuse Scandal Is A Symptom Of Deeper Issues Danell Leyva will be on Danell Leyva Mira Quem Baila GAT Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund to help gymnastics clubs impacted by Harvey. Houston warned in August 2016 of rain bombs FEEDBACK (46:56) 1996 Olympic commentary and what gymnastics was like in the 70's Accidental upgrades like the WolfKino: Stella Nistor accidental double pirouette Katelyn Ohashi speaking up Where is Gabby Douglas? Bone Density and gymnastics feedback from a Bioengineer How far can the bars be spread apart in FIG competition? Competing back-to-back from Floor to Vault WE ARE GIVING AWAY TICKETS TO WORLDS! Prize One: A of pair tickets (so you can bring a friend!) for every final, including the sold out Women's All-Around Final. Deadline: September 11th at midnight Pacific Prize Two: One ticket to all four all finals, including the sold out Women's All-Around Final Deadline: September 18th at midnight Pacific Who Can Enter: Club Gym Nerd members only. Join here. How to Enter: Tell us who you want to win at Worlds in Montreal. Email: gymcastic@gmail.com using the subject line GymCastic Worlds Tickets OR Twitter or Instagram using the hashtag #GymCasticWorldsTickets SUPPORT THE SHOW Join Club Gym Nerd here. Buy one of our awesome shirts here. RELATED EPISODES 265: Russian Cup, University Games, and Feedback 264: 2017 P&G Championships Mega Recap 263: P&G Championships Preview with Jon Horton 262: 1996 Olympic Event Finals (Commissioned) 258: The Fluff Cast (Commissioned) 254: Vanessa Atler 246: Kathy Johnson Clarke Regionals Preview
All of our good thoughts and leotard sparkles are going out to the people of Texas, as we give 10 Khorkina glares to Hurricane Harvey. Here are the NY Times recommendations for how you can help. MEET NEWS Spencer and Jessica tell you everything you need to know about The Russian Cup of Valentina Crazy Scores How Melnikova won the all-around and hit beam (!), and it was all because of that sad Instagram post from Euros Elena Eremina's 57.900 from qualification is the highest AA score in the world this year Jessica explains why having a baby makes you better at floor, like Eleonora Afanasyeva Maria Kharenkova is back with confidence! (And the highest scores of the meet on beam and floor) Is she challenging Anastasia Ilyankova's spot on the worlds team? Uliana Perebinosova wears white socks on bars and is the next coming of Beth Tweddle The Larisa Iordache University Games Starring Larisa Iordache Iordache's massively risky beam that could be a 6.7 D score, and that she can fall on and still win the all-around. Canada's team was NCAA strong and put the US to shame Daria Elizarova is 26, has the most impressive tumbling in the meet, and didn't get the memo about not smiling Southeast Asian Games Rifda Irfanaluthfi of Indonesia is the Simone of Southeast Asia Farah Ann doesn't need a last name anymore and is made of pizzazz and jazz hands Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines aren't sending anyone to worlds. We have feelings. ATTENTION CLUB GYM NERD MEMBERS We are giving away tickets to worlds. That's right: Tickets to the WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS in Montreal this October, including the sold-out women's all-around final. Check your email in September for details. Plus, Club Gym Nerd members will receive exclusive access to the loooooong version of September's upcoming Aimee Boorman and Maggie Haney interview. (We basically imprisoned them in a sweltering hotel room for 78 hours and made them answer all of our questions—like torture but with snacks.) Note: Everyone will get to listen to the episode when it is released, but only Club Gym Nerd members will get the extended producer's cut. MINI COMMISSION This week's mini-commission—GAME OF WOLF TURNS—is brought to you by Slothanova. Thanks for supporting the show! She asked us to rate the wolf turns from P&Gs in the following categories: Comedic Genius, Doesn't Make Me Want to Burn Down the Building, Close to Perfectly Executed, and Transformative Life-Changing (Jordan Chiles Wolfkino) Art. It's what we were born to do. For GIFs of the horror-larity we discuss, check out The Wolf Turns of Nationals. GYMTERNET NEWS It was a good week for hilarious falls Cristina Onofre of the Philippines Purvises onto the judges and breaks everything Oleg Verniaiev damaged some sensitive cargo Katelyn Ohashi wrote about cruel, unwanted body remarks she received and how body shaming has affected her life in Dear Standards. How do these actions compare with Valeri's comments after the Atler interview? Kathie Klages, deposed Michigan State head coach who did not report concerns about Nassar, is filling in at Geddert's Twistars. Geddert is also named in suits along with Klages for failing to report concerns about Nassar. Geddert denied this to the Lansing State Journal. And now it looks like someone's caught in a lie. OOPSIE. Lindsey Lemke's piece for Cosmopolitan NCAA coaching news Tabitha Yim is going to save Stanford! Chris Brooks is going to bring Cheeseburgers On Beam to Nebraska McCool and Husband McCool are heading to Arkansas FEEDBACK Clarifications and additions to our coverage of nationals Aly Raisman = hero Jessica explains inbar skills Genius ideas for women to get the same number of medals as men Why it's very good that USAG is not buying the ranch Details on the famous Sho Fujimoto kneecap incident of '76 Why the men don't do step-out passes A heartwarming story about removing the board from the 1988 Olympic Trials How to advocate for gymnastics and reconcile all of the problems with our love for the sport SUPPORT THE SHOW Join Club Gym Nerd here with brand new membership tiers, commission your own episode, or commission your own segment. Buy some of our awesome merchandise here. RELATED EPISODES 254: Vanessa Atler 264: 2017 P&G Championships Mega Recap 263: P&G Championships Preview with Jon Horton 261: 2017 U.S. Classic! 260: U.S. Classic Preview 259: The Nassar Plea, Parkour Responds to FIG, and Ranch Updates! 258: The Fluff Cast (Commissioned) 257: The Daniels Report 262: 1996 Olympic Event Finals (Commissioned) 256: 1996 Olympic All-Around Final (Commissioned) 255: 1996 Olympic Team Final (Commissioned) 252: Myths, Legends, and Unexpected Moments in Gymnastics History (Commissioned) 199: Euros, Classics and the U.S. ManChampionships 157: The 2015 Secret Classic 156: Pan Am Games Event Finals and Secret Classic Preview
MEET NEWS In the news, Uncle Tim, Spencer, and Jessica chat about: Hall of 10's Alex McMurtry scored a 10 on UB Madison Kocian scored a 10.0 on UB Peng Peng Lee *finally* scored a 10.0 on UB Maggie Nichols 10.00 on FX Gymnastics theme meets we want to see: GymKata, Sean Melton-themed, Screw Elite Gymnastics theme, Judges Appreciation theme, Save the Tatas Education with live demonstrations. Funniest (only because she is ok) vault crash we've ever seen Morgan Lane ranked 4th now on BB 9.950 What constitutes over celebrating on the mat in NCAA? Why Kyla Ross changed her floor routine Crack or Correct: The Most Controversial Scores of the Week One judge gave Katelyn Ohashi a 10 for this beam routine One judge gave Rachel Slocum a 10 for this vault One judge gave Kyla Ross a 10 for this bar routine The end of Chalkography? New rule .02 deduction for "excessive chalk" in NCAA Men's NCAA Gymnastics update New men's national team qualifying rules at Winter Cup that make Jessica rage GYMTERNET NEWS Our weekly roundup of the latest news stories from around the gymternet include: Olga Korbut auctioning off all of her medals Ysenia Ferrera has returned to the Cuban National Team! Gymnast Anthony Wise gets back on the horse after three-year layoff + battle with anorexia Wendy Hillard says she was left off World Team for being black Should USAG drop Under Armour for Nike? Brazilian Federation in hot water after financial irregularities Why do so many Russian team members have kidney stones? Chuso punch front mount to immediate punch front on beam Ponor is doing Onodi + Aerial walkover + Double turn #BDSMwithCata USA Gymnastics MSU Sexual Misconduct Investigation: Interview with one of the accusers from the 90’s, “So many different people shoved it under the rug.” 12 unanswered questions about the Larry Nassar sex-abuse scandal Trying to keep track of all the accusations? M Live has helpful interactive map YOUR FEEDBACK A terrified coach asks what to do when told to ignore written safety protocols on her first day. A report on the new Women's Technical Committee President, Donatella Sacchi had to say at Nick Ruddick's Gymnastics Conference How do adult gymnasts support their chests to compete in backless leotards? See tutorial on taping boobs for backless leotards here A letter from an MSU cheer team member who alleges that her team was punished for reporting abuse with the support of Larry Nassar. SUPPORT THE SHOW Join Club Gym Nerd here. Buy one of our awesome shirts here. RELATED EPISODES 239: Elite Canada, Reykjavik & NCAA Olympic/World Championship Team Members Competing in College Gymnastics in 2017 238: Maggie Nichols & KJ Kindler 237: Ruby Harrold 236: Dream Theme Floor Routines 235: Happy 2017! 234: Chris Brooks 233: Danell Leyva 2016 232: Conflict of Interest 231: The Rise and Fall of Ukrainian Gymnastics 230: The Good News 229: All Good Things Come To Those Who Cowboy 228: Leotards (Commissioned) 227: Jane Doe2 Sues Karolyis
In Part Two of this week's episode, UCLA head coach, Miss Val, wanted to clear the air about the do-overs. She talks to Uncle Tim about: The do-overs: Why did Sonya Meraz get to restart both her beam and floor routine? What went on behind the scenes when Katelyn Ohashi got a beam do-over after her terrifying crash? Her side of the Sabrina Schwab ending up at Utah. The need for a recruiting calendar with blackout dates, and how schools with smaller budgets get screwed in recruiting. Coaching through grief and trauma: how Sadiqua Bynum made it from a walk-on through multiple achillies repairs and the death of her brother in her sophomore year to a senior scholarship athlete who was consistently ranked in the top 10 on floor this year. In Part Two (19:20) our weekly roundup of the latest news stories from around the gymternet beings: USA Gymnastics reveals it's own documentary series, Made in America Maggie Nichols injured her mensicus on an Amanar and required surgery. The next FIG president might be Japanese. Danell Leyva at Miami Pride Support us! Join Club Gym Nerd here. Buy one of our awesome shirts here. Getting to the Games: A Test Event Guide 151: Danell Leyva Episode 58: Charlotte Drury, Fall Euro Series & NCAA De-commits Episode 43: The First Ever Panel on LGBT Issues in Gymnastics Episode 6: New Vault Code, Gymnastics in the Media & Jonathan X-Games Horton 75: Classic Episode - UCLA's Miss Val 133: Interview - Katelyn Ohashi Commits to UCLA 61: Katelyn Ohashi Clears The Air Episode 4: Louis Smith, Spanny's Athlete Oath, Making Men's Gymnastics More Popular 116: Louis Smith, Amelle Berrabah of Team Sexy & Tumble Episode 5 Recap Episode 43: The First Ever Panel on LGBT Issues in Gymnastics Watch Charlotte Drury: Flying Towards Rio (USA Trampoline, Olympic Hopeful)
In Part One of this weeks' show Jessica, Uncle Tim, Katie Foster and Nico chat about: Russian National Championships recap with a Russian speaker (Thanks, Nico!): Angelina Melnikova is the new Russian champ but could Maria Kharenkova or Seda Tutkhalyan take the last spot on the Russian Olympic team? Aliya Mustafina's return to competition Why you are going to fall in love with Varvara Zubova even harder after this beam routine. Pac Rim Championships (26:17): Why the USA Gymnastics live stream with hosts, Evan Heiter, Sam Peszek and Jonathan Horton was one billion times better than the NBC Live Extra broadcast, and why the producers of Live Extra should be forced to do push-ups while Nastia Liukin stands on them in her Louboutins. What we thought of Simone's new floor routine and our concerns over the lyrics Which US team members improved their chances for their place on the Olympic team. What the Australian team's performance here says about their chances at the Test Event. Why Eddie Penev stole the show in the men's competition. British Championships special report from British Gymnastics live stream analyst, Katie Foster (1:03:30): All the details, skills and routines from the meet. Why Disability Floor Champion Natasha Coates is amazing. Is the British press blowing Max Whitlock's chances of beating Kohei out of proportion? Pommel Horse showdown: was Louis robbed again (he's robbed so often! He needs to buy a pommel horse alarm system at this point). In Part Two of this week's episode, UCLA head coach, Miss Val, wanted to clear the air about the do-overs. She talks to Uncle Tim about: The do-overs: Why did Sonya Meraz get to restart both her beam and floor routine? What went on behind the scenes when Katelyn Ohashi got a beam do-over after her terrifying crash? Her side of the Sabrina Schwab ending up at Utah. The need for a recruiting calendar with blackout dates, and how schools with smaller budgets get screwed in recruiting. Coaching through grief and trauma: how Sadiqua Bynum made it from a walk-on through multiple achillies repairs and the death of her brother in her sophomore year to a senior scholarship athlete who was consistently ranked in the top 10 on floor this year. In Part Two (19:20) our weekly roundup of the latest news stories from around the gymternet beings: USA Gymnastics reveals it's own documentary series, Made in America Maggie Nichols injured her mensicus on an Amanar and required surgery. The next FIG president might be Japanese. Danell Leyva at Miami Pride Support us! Join Club Gym Nerd here. Buy one of our awesome shirts here. Getting to the Games: A Test Event Guide 151: Danell Leyva Episode 58: Charlotte Drury, Fall Euro Series & NCAA De-commits Episode 43: The First Ever Panel on LGBT Issues in Gymnastics Episode 6: New Vault Code, Gymnastics in the Media & Jonathan X-Games Horton 75: Classic Episode - UCLA's Miss Val 133: Interview - Katelyn Ohashi Commits to UCLA 61: Katelyn Ohashi Clears The Air Episode 4: Louis Smith, Spanny's Athlete Oath, Making Men's Gymnastics More Popular 116: Louis Smith, Amelle Berrabah of Team Sexy & Tumble Episode 5 Recap Episode 43: The First Ever Panel on LGBT Issues in Gymnastics Watch Charlotte Drury: Flying Towards Rio (USA Trampoline, Olympic Hopeful)
In the gymternet news, Uncle Tim, Lauren Hopkins, Spanny Tampson and Jessica chat about: The Bronze trailer got even raunchier and we can't wait for this movie to come out! Mustafina's bad joke: a photo of her holding a gun to her head Liang Chow posting photo of himself and his gymnasts holding Jeb Bush signs American Cup roster updates and why Jesolo is becoming the greatest meet ever. Our sadness of the lack of camp news. Lauren's profile on 26 year-old Armenian-American, Houry Gebeshian who could be the first female gymnast ever in the Olympics for Armenia. (30:00)What kind of themed gymnastics video what Mr Moceanu (Dr. Mike Canales) should do for his 40th birthday with his wife, Dominique Moceanu. What gymnastics spin is greater than the Temple women's team who turned getting stuck in a blizzard for 30 hours into a team building event. (00:46:00)Feedback from Angela who thought our discussion of transgender athletes was uninformed, to say the least. (01:03:00)NCAA NEWS: Why we love Elizabeth (Ebee) Price An update on Katelyn Ohashi who, after x-rays came back negative, was revealed to have a fractured sternum after a CT Scan on Wednesday. Is the Michigan men's dynasty over? Some of the Florida 10's made us squeal with joy, like Bridget's beam, other's were questionable. Why Aja Sims got 700 million Spanny points. The best comeback skill of 2016: hint, Boguinskaya and Nastia argued about it at length. Why UW is the team we should all be watching. The most heartbreaking meet we've ever watched: Auburn vs. Arkansas. February is the month of love and what do we love? Gymnastics t-shirts! We are having our very first design contest, and your art could be Gymcastic's newest t-shirt. Submit your best gymnastics themed art to be made into some sweet swag. Grand Prize (x2 Winners): Your design featured on our page, your artwork on the bodies of gymnerds everywhere, and a free t shirt with your design! How to Submit: Post your design on Instagram, Tumblr, or Twitter. Use the hashtag #gymcasticdesigncontest FAQ and Rules here . GymCastic members are automatically entered to win 6 awesomely gym nerdy prizes per year. This month, one lucky member with win the exclusive, sold-out, Cloud & Victory Legends sweater. The Gymnastics Legends Sweatshirt by Cloud&Victory Join Club Gym Nerd here. Get one of our awesome shirts here. 183: Front Chicken Dump 182: Triumvirate of Glory 181: Hipster Team 2016 180: Flamethrowers, the must-have accessory for 2016 Remember this show is rated PG 13 for language and discussion of a hook-up in the tv series Orange is the New Black which obviously directly relate to gymnastics, as you will find out in this episode.
Sport psychologist Dr. Megan Neyer and Katherine Starr from Safe4Athletes join us to talk about the arrest of Olympic coach Marvin Sharp on child pornography and charges of molesting one of his athletes. We discuss: Gym Myth Busters: Do boys need protection from pedophiles just as much as girls do? Why a "don't talk back" policy can sets kids up to be victims. Conditions that lead to abuse, both through grooming and organizational loopholes. What the alleged victim might be feeling and how best to support her as a community. Steps the gymnastics community can take in preventing abuse: Mandate moral, ethical and specific behavior guidelines Apply a policy that makes misbehavior, not just criminal activity grounds for dismissal Parent, coach and athlete education about those guidelines because policies without education create cynicism Enforcement by someone other than the owner of the gym External oversight through an athlete welfare advocate and if necessary an external advocate for intervention or accountability when necessary. Why child athletes are especially vulnerable to abuse (This is where Bruno Grandi got something right. Part of his reasoning for raising the minimum age for seniors was to prevent abuse. The older the athlete, the less likely they are to be abused.) The bottom line for owner's pocket books: why gymnastics schools who do not have a comprehensive abusive prevention program in place will go out of business. Why National Governing Bodies (NGB) like USA Gymnastics need to make gymnastics a much less hospitable place for abusers and a more powerful place for gymnasts. Dr. Neyer's company is Neyer Performance Strategies, LLC. Safe4Athletes policies, education sheets and app--free and available to you on their website. USAG’s Club’s Care and We Care campaigns. FBI’s Innocent Images Task Force. The FBI Internet Crime Complaint form. If you see someone posting inappropriate images of vidoes of gymnasts, report it! Here is YouTube’s reporting hub. Our weekly roundup of the latest news stories from around the gymternet include: There's a new toe-on-counter-Kim being done by a Hawaiian superstar! Hollie Vise and Alex Naddour's future baby girl will have to battle baby Springer for butterfly roll world domination. Katelyn Ohashi is doing bars again! Larisa Iordache is going to compete very soon. Aliya Mustafina has not taken a break from gymnastics. You can put the prayer vigil away now. Maria Paseka proves she is on level 3 of the Brestyan leg circuit with her scary Amanar landing. Ablyazin’s D keeps getting bigger and bigger Jake Dalton had shoulder surgery. Men's gymnastics might move to eight skills after Rio and some people on this show are THRILLED about it. Your Feedback: We are the new cure for morning sickness Every American women's Olympic gymnastics team from 1996 to 2008 had a gymnast in her 20s on the team. An American Dietician in Denmark weighs-in on our Chris Brooks screams for food after P&G Championships Paul Ruggeri is the Brenna Dowell of the men's program. Does Marta think that Gabby isn't working hard enough or is she upset about her gym change? Episode 56: Preventing Abuse in Gymnastics covers: Stopping abusers from club-hopping. Creating a standard of behavior an effective tool for identifying grooming behavior and abusers early. Stopping character assassination of girls who are abused. Learning how to speak up and being heard by adults. Why kids don’t come forward when they are abused by a coach. How to support a gymnast who has been abused once he or she comes back to the gym. What questions to ask before choosing a gym. 162: Wrap Up of the 2015 P&G Championships 161: Women's Finals Recap with Aimee Boorman and Christian Gallardo 160: PG Championships Women's Prelims Recap 159: 2015 Championships Preview Show Episode 56: Preventing Abuse in Gymnastics
Simone Biles hugs Katelyn Ohashi after winning the 2015 American Cup. This week we are joined by very special guest and World Cup silver medalist, Mary-Anne Monkton of Australia. Uncle Tim, Evan and Jessica recap of the 2015 American Cup in Cowboy Stadium AKA Simone Biles new house: Marta was on the Nastia Cup broadcast doing commentary again and it was fantastic! Oleg gave Uncle Tim the best birthday present ever! MyKayla Skinner crashed her Cheng in podium training and completely missed her hand. (see photo gallery link below). Head Scratcher of the week: How does a gymnast get invited to a World Cup. Read all 16 pages of Rules here or this: The top seven all-around placers at World Championships are invited. If that includes the host country already, the 8th placer is invited. If it doesn't include the host, the 8th spot is reserved for the host. The FIG Executive Committee can invited a 9th wildcard. If after inviting the top eight they don't have eight participants, they then invite placers nine through twelve from Worlds. If they still don't have eight, they then invite each federation in the order they finished in the team competition at World's (up to the eighth place team) to send a gymnast until they get eight. Then the wildcard gymnast is selected by FIG. Do we think it’s fair the way NBC characterizes Simone as unbeatable, as if the pressure doesn’t compound exponentially the more she wins? Debate our favorite moments and best saves of the meet: MyKayla Skinner on beam or perhaps Sam Mikulak on high bar. We give our thoughts on leveraging the host country's music and cultural dances in floor routines. We pretend we are Aimee Boorman and devise a strategy to keep Simone Biles happy, healthy and engaged. We pretend to be Sam Mikulak and devise a plan for him to convert the consistency he had for his NCAA team to his elite career. The High Bar tension controversy: are the men supposed to all use the same tension on the high bar? No, we are asking. We want to know! Nastia Liukin gets her first grade from us as a commentator. Fashion: what did we think of the Nastia Cup leo, and could Nastia's Swarovski crystals on the nails work for the men Friday the 13th of NCAA Gymnastics. Every meet had a terrifying crash. The worst of which was Shelby Hilton from University of Kentucky. We have an update on her and opine that perhaps a little angel named Kylie had something to do with that crash. The Rage-o-Meter ; Trautwig needs to acknowledge that the majority of the gymnasts on the World Cup circuit are in their 20's and that's the new norm. And many women in their 20's make the US Olympic team and even win medals. We launch a new campaign. Tweet to NBC #NoPolosForNastia 139: Steve Butcher, President of the FIG Men's Technical Committee 138: Prince Emyre Cole 130: Mary-Anne "Mez" Monckton 80: 2014 American Cup: Recap & Photo Essay Episode 23: Lloimincia Hall & The American Cup Episode 33: Simone Biles & Her Coaches Episode 32: Sam Mikulak & 2013 Men's NCAA Championships Podium Training Photo Gallery of the 2015 American Cup Whatch every routine from Youtube here. Thank you USAG!!!!
The PSU gymnastics team wrote 409 on their hands. Jessica is furious, find out why. In the news, Uncle Tim, Spanny Tampson, and Jessica chat about (time stamps in parenthesis): Catalina Ponor is training again. Will she make the Romanian team? (3:30) Texas Prime Meet: Texas Dreams is raising an army of artistic gymnasts. Our listeners really liked this girl Colbi Flory Lilia Podkopayeva resorted to thievery and dancing as a form of protest in order to defend the efforts of her team at the Legendz Classic. (11:00) Katelyn Ohashi returns to competition! (14:35) Spanny declares Oklahoma the new queens of choreography and has an out-of-body gym-gasm experience watching Chayse Capps in person.(40:15) Kyla Ross working new skills and applying to Stanford next year. (23:30) NCAA rankings and a review of the 10's on vault. (33: 28) Kennedy Baker (Gators) does the sassiest arabian double pike in all the land. (48:45) Our picks for NCAA floor champ if as of right now, including Denver's Nina McGee. (51:45) Alabama vs. Arkansas - Katie Bailey (Bama) might have done the highest full-out in the history of gymnastics; Courtney Kupets makes her debut as a television commentator. (1:01:50) UCLA vs. Arizona - Sam Peszek invents a new skill to cover a wobble, and Arizona continues their Halloween themed dramatic floor choreography. (1:15:25) PSU vs. Nebraska - where Nebraska continues to push the difficulty level with E's on floor and variety on beam; while PSU star Robles steals the show. (1:21:16) Rage-o-Meter: Jessica is furious that the Penn State gymnastics team wrote the number 409 on their hands, according to a television broadcast, to honor football coach Joe Paterno. Paterno who was fired for failing to report child molestation to police even though it happened in the Penn State locker room and was reported to him by an eyewitness. (1:24:35) Jerry Sandusky grand jury report. Joe Paterno grand jury testimony. The Freeh Report. Article: What Paterno Admitted he knew: Sandusky couldn't have done it without him Article Penn State Hockey : Decision to put 409 stickers on helmets overshadowing program Article Penn State Hockey: Athletic Director Sandy Barbour apologizes for 409 sticker tweet. 133: Interview - Katelyn Ohashi Commits to UCLA Videos: Katelyn Ohashi is back! 132: It's Never Too Late to Start Adult Gymnastics Episode 131: A New Hope
She is the gymnastics equivalent of panda cubs playing in snow for the first time, combined with the feeling you got when Nastia did a pirouette on bars; the perfect gymnastics happiness pill. The 2013 American Cup all-around champion, Katelyn Ohashi, has committed to UCLA and we have the exclusive interview just hours after she announced her decision to her future teammates. We discuss: The candlelit moment when she told the team Why she chose UCLA and when she will start The status of her return to bars and what skills she's working on Surprising her coach by busting out crazy dismounts The look on her face after her second pass on floor at Texas Prime last weekend What she thinks of the Tumblr posts you make about her Switching from coach Valeri Luikin to Laurent Landi If she knows that the gymternet is obsessed with Laurent Episode 23: Lloimincia Hall & The American Cup Episode 33: Simone Biles & Her Coaches Episode 39: Victoria Moors 61: Katelyn Ohashi Clears The Air Watch all of Ohashi's routines from this Texas Prime here.
In the news, Jessica, Uncle Tim and Evan chat about: The freshly made senior elites, why we are excited about them, from Nia Dennis (USA) and Ryannon Jones (GB) to Flavia Saraiva (BR). (7:30) The best thing about new gymternet sweetheart Ksenia Klimenko's beam video, aside from her gymnastics; the gong show. Evan reports in from the first and most mind blowing NCAA meet of the year so far; at the NorCal Classic where Cal won and Stanford came in fourth. Elizabeth Price murdered the vault, Taylor Rice made us imagine her beating Britney Spears down with a glittery hammer while Indian Princess, Kalliah McCartney, strummed at our heart strings with her tall-is-gorgeous-ness. (16:30) Evan predicts the eventual rise to power of Cal's new competitor, Toni Ann Williams, the owner of a double front dismount on beam. NCAA season means we get to see our favorite elites in a whole new light. Find out who we are most excited to see - hint it's Captain Canada for Jessica. (35:00) What should the best qualities be in an adult gymnastics coach? We have the example by way of an unusual ballet teacher. Our weekly roundup of the latest news stories from around the gymternet include: Aliya Mustafina is now working with Denis Ablyzian's coach at a primarily male gym. (44:50) Uncle Tim reviews Shawn Johnson to find out what makes her taco pie pop on Celebrity Apprentice. USAG gifts us a video view of Simone Biles and her new Aliya bar dismount. Roxana Popa was competing with a torn ACL. Adrianna Kenebrew can do beam and squat-ons even though she's legally blind - what's your excuse grown ups?! Time for adult gymnastics for everyone! Shilese Jones is the newest immigrant to Buckeye Gymnastics with Gabrielle Douglas and Nia Dennis. Katelyn Ohashi announces her return to competition at Texas Prime as a level 10, but at age 17 why hasn't she committed to college yet? The Olympics official add "sexual orientation" to Principle 6 of the charter. Should the FIG follow suit and ban meets in countries with anti-gay laws on the books? Kenzo is doing a triple-double laid out! Koji Uematsu posted an Instragram video of his piked Kovacs, tucked kovacs, Kolman, Gaylord II! Not human! 90: The 2014 Women's NCAA Championships! Plus details from the Ljubljana World Cup, Korean Meet and Romania takes on Belgium and France Episode 33: Simone Biles & Her Coaches 89: Everybody Loves Raymond! Pacific Rim, Men's NCAA Championships, plus a Russian Championships/Tokyo World Cup recap DO OVER! 106: Biles and Ross Dominate the 2014 US Secret Classic Kalliah McCartney is our gymnastics goddess of the week. The Sacramento State junior is 5' 7" tall (normal human size), went to Naydenov Gymnastics (just like 2014 Secret Classic champ Jordan Chiles), and if that wasn't enough, she is the decedent of a Native American princess in the Cowlitz tribe! We will be watching the Bulgarian trained mistress of elegance all season long. Expect her to make it to NCAA Championships again this year.
Katelyn Ohashi. The beautiful art compliments of My Crazy World of Graphics. It's Gym MythBusters: Katelyn Ohashi Edition! This episode is devoted entirely to the Empress of Pajama Pants & 2013 American Cup Champion, Katelyn Ohashi. She puts an end the rumors by answering true or false to the gymternet's burning questions: Is she still training at WOGA, being coached by Valerie, going level 10, injured, starring in a Disney show with Simone Biles and Victoria Moors or been escorted out of Walmart for frightening customers with her comedy pajama routines?
Ever wondered what it's like to travel around the world finding the best talent for Cirque du Soleil? We sat down with talent scout, Marceline Goldstein to ask her all of our burning Gym Nerd questions: who is the oldest person she ever recruited, are there any injuries that preclude employment, how many years can a career at Cirque last, how does Cirque manage to not piss off federations who may want a competitor to stay in the sport, how they support the disciplines like acrobatics which is so essential to Cirque's survival, is being able to hit at meets an essential prerequisite (you'll be surprised), what kind of support system is in place for longevity and health. Our friend, Evan Heiter joins us once again to chat about the Mexican Open, which US Senior should go, who will win the Stuttgart World Cup, Octavian Bellu and Mariana Bitang's latest contract negotiation/vacation from Romania. Then in our new gymternet news segment, we speculate on Katelyn Ohashi's emphatic message; Nastia once again working with the great choreographer, Travis Wall; why comedian Michael Buckley and Evan should do Kiss & Cry interviews for gymnastics; and ponder important questions like - should men and women cross-compete on the same event (a la Paul Ruggeri on uneven bars) or should artistic gymnastics be done with their routines if they fall as is required in trampoline? All this, plus Danusia Francis's new dismount, Simone Biles yurchenko double back and Utah's dramatic leotard reveal video. Tacky or genius? Next week, our guest will be Olympic Medalist, three-time NCAA champion at Alabama and current the athlete representative on the USA Gymnastics Team Selection Committee, Terin Humphrey. More: GymCastic guide to Movember Our interview with Cirque Artist, Nebraska Gymnast, Tricia Woo Our interview with Simone Biles Our interview with Charlotte Drury Our interview with Svetlana Boginskaya This week's video playlist
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