Podcasts about masters division

Let's go deep into the secrets to mastering emotional intelligence with real estate mogul Bianca D'Alessio, CEO and founder of the Masters Division of Nest Seekers, and star of Selling Hamptons. Explore how she navigates the intricate world of high-net-worth clients by adapting her communication style to resonate with their unique energies and expectations. Bianca shares compelling insights into the art of authenticity and transparency, revealing how these strategies not only uncover hidden client dreams during home viewings but also build lasting relationships. Learn how she tackles the emotional hurdles clients face when departing from cherished family homes, offering them solutions that ease both logistical and emotional challenges. Balance is key, and Bianca's journey from overwork to well-being is a testament to this. Listen as she unfolds her personal narrative of relentless dedication to her business, which led to the realization that self-care is crucial for sustainable success. Discover the transformative power of prioritizing health—through better sleep and sobriety—and how it led to a harmonious blend of personal growth and professional triumph. As we touch on the exciting future projects, including the release of Bianca's book "Mastering Intentions," be inspired by her holistic approach to achieving success that emphasizes continuous learning and intentional living.   Timestamps 00:00:00 - Introduction and Welcome to the Podcast 00:00:01 - Navigating Emotional Intelligence in Business 00:02:00 - Insights from Bianca DeLasio on High-Net-Worth Client Relations 00:04:00 - The Role of Emotional Intelligence in Real Estate 00:06:00 - Authenticity and Transparency in Client Communication 00:08:00 - Discovering Client Dreams and Aspirations 00:10:00 - Managing Emotional Transitions for Clients 00:12:00 - Continuous Learning and Refining Communication Strategies 00:14:00 - Finding Balance and Personal Growth 00:15:00 - Overcoming Burnout and Prioritizing Health 00:16:30 - Small Lifestyle Changes Leading to Big Impact 00:18:00 - Embracing New Projects and Personal Milestones 00:19:30 - Mastering Intentions: Upcoming Book Release 00:21:00 - Reflection on Holistic Approach to Success 00:22:00 - Closing Thoughts and Excitement for the Future 00:23:00 - Where to Find More About Bianca and Her Work Episode Resources: Find out more about Bianca and what she is up to on here website  https://nestseekersmastersdivision.com/ and instagram: https://www.instagram.com/biancadalessio/?hl=en Legacy Podcast: For more information about the Legacy Podcast and its co-hosts, visit businesslegacypodcast.com. Leave a Review: If you enjoyed the episode, leave a review and rating on your preferred podcast platform. For more information: Visit businesslegacypodcast.com to access the shownotes and additional resources on the episode.

We take our Lunch Hour to relax and hang out with friends.  Today's lunch we do our 1st Top 5 Tuesday with Special Guest Cory Leonard who would you want to sit down and have a drink with.  Plus we look at the 2025 Masters Division.

In this episode, Joe reflects on his recent trip to Central America and about the challenge of winning Masters, which has prompted Joe to question his belief in his ability to win. He discusses the logistical aspects of training and competing in Masters, as well as the need for conviction and comfort with losing. Joe explores the underlying assumptions and doubts that contribute to his lack of conviction and expresses his determination to overcome it. Takeaways Living in certain places can have a positive impact on the length and quality of life. Training and competing in the Masters division of jiu jitsu requires careful logistical planning. Belief and conviction are crucial for success in competition. Comfort with losing is important for growth as a competitor. Underlying assumptions and doubts can hinder progress and need to be addressed. Overcoming a lack of conviction can lead to new levels of performance. 00:00 The Impact of Living in a Blue Zone 02:00 Logistical Considerations in the Masters Division 06:49 The Importance of Belief and Conviction 10:10 Challenging Assumptions and Overcoming Self-Doubt 13:21 Exploring and Addressing a Lack of Conviction

Another #SLGMeetup, another amazing guest. You may have seen her on the second season of Selling the Hamptons streaming on Max - please welcome Bianca D'Alessio! As the Founder & CEO of The Masters Division at Nest Seekers International, responsible for selling over $2 billion worth of real estate, she currently holds the title of the number 1 real estate agent in New York City.

Running was not Ingrid Walters' first love. Nor was it her second, or her third. She didn't run in earnest until she turned 41, at which point she immediately began (quite literally) making up for lost time. After swimming competitively through the first two years of college, she began lifeguarding, and picked up beach running to stay in shape. She enjoyed it enough to accept a college classmate's “dare” to run the 1993 Los Angeles Marathon, which she completed in 4:03:00. After that, she effectively spent two decades away from the sport. At age 33 she ran the LA Marathon again, this time in 3:37 – almost exactly one minute per mile faster than her first attempt. Then, six years later, she pursued marathoning in earnest, running 3:17 at age 39, then 3:07 at age 40. She first broke three hours at the 2014 Chicago Marathon with a 2:54:58, good for third place in the Masters Division and a spot on “The List” of American-born Black female runners who have run a sub-three-hour marathon. Her marathon progression culminated when she, at age 47, won the women's Open division at the 2019 Los Angeles Marathon with a time of 2:48:03. Afterward, medical issues temporarily sidelined her—but as she explains, she might not be done with the sport yet. Walters is also an actress who's appeared in the film “Amistad,” and she has appeared in shows including “Baywatch,” “Scandal,” “Grey's Anatomy,” “Shameless,” and “Parenthood,” as well as on stage at the Geffen Playhouse and in over 50 national commercials.

Orange County Grappling (OCG) Masters Wrestlers, Dr. Petros Petrosyan and Bryan Jones Defend their U.S. Open Titles on April 19 in Las Vegas, NV. Editor's Note: This article has been updated following the victories of Dr. Petrosyan and Mr. Jones at the U.S. Open, who will now go on to defend their titles at the World Championships. Dr. Petrosyan won gold in freestyle and Greco-Roman at 88 Kilos, while Mr. Jones took Bronze in Freestyle and Gold in Greco-Roman Wrestling in the 130 Kilos weight class. In 2022, Dr. Petros Petrosyan and Brian Jones competed on behalf of Orange County Grappling (OCG) at the U.S. Open Wrestling tournament in Las Vegas. At that year's tournament, both Dr. Petrosyan took gold while Mr. Jones won bronze in their respective weight classes in the Masters Division for Freestyle Wrestling.  Upon entering the World Championships, Mr. Jones had a horrible first round match in Freestyle, where he immediately switched to Greco-Roman Wrestling and became the new World's Heavyweight Champion in the Masters Division. Dr. Petrosyan won yet another world title in the 88 kilos weight class and brought home two championships to the United States. This year, Dr. Petrosyan and Mr. Jones will be aging out of the their divisions allowing them to go one more run as both will be competing in Freestyle and Greco-Roman Wrestling in Las Vegas, NV, on Wednesday, April 26, 2023. Dr. Petrosyan is the head coach for OCG, who hold their practices at Ocean View High School in Huntington Beach, CA. Mr. Jones, an assistant coach with Orange County Grappling has downplayed his wrestling skills claiming to be just an average wrestling, but being able to pivot from a loss at the world championships in Freestyle to comeback and bring home the gold to the good ol' U.S. of A. proves otherwise.  Both men plan on repeating at the U.S. Open, with Dr. Petrosyan competing in both styles will put him at 10 U.S. Championships.  If you live in the Southern California Area and wish to train with two world champions, visit www.oc-grappling.org for their full training schedule from youth wrestling to the masters division. Follow Orange County Grappling on Instagram @orangecountygrappling.  The U.S. Open begins in Las Vegas, NV, on Wednesday April 26, 2023 and runs through April 30, 2023. #orangecountrygrappling #freestylewrestling #grecoromanwrestling #freestyle #grecoroman #wrestling #fanboynation

We catch up with Jamie to see how the first half of the semifinal tests went and her preparation for the second half. Jamie comes in with a better mindset, where did it come from? Taking the pressure off herself, having someone to strategize with, or learning along the journey.  We explore this and more.

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He also works with Olympic gold medalists, Tour de France cyclists, world- and national-record-holding Olympic Lifting and Power athletes, Crossfit Games medalists, professional ballet dancers, elite military personnel, and more.Kelly is the author of the New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestsellers Becoming A Supple Leopard and Ready to Run. His new book is Built to Move: The Ten Essential Habits to Help You Move Freely and Live Fully, co-written with Juliet Starrett.Juliet was the U.S. National Champion in extreme whitewater racing from 1997 to 2000 and World Champion from 1997 to 1998. She returned to the sport in 2018 to become World Champion in the Masters Division.Please enjoy! *This episode is brought to you by Shopify! Shopify is one of my favorite platforms and one of my favorite companies. Shopify is designed for anyone to sell anywhere, giving entrepreneurs the resources once reserved for big business. 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We catch up with all the news from the crew, plus a few things in the CrossFit Space. Workouts for today, Should Age Groups be Adjusted more than at 55, are Masters getting screwed? Looking for more human Intrest stories, What we have planned for Quarter Finals

We check in with Jamie to see how the simulation run by Training Think Tank went for her, and how it is preparing her for Quarterfinals. When is it okay to be selfish as an athlete when you are a gym owner and coach?  Why is it important to give age groups in person competition and/or public video submissions?  Jamie makes and excellent point with understanding where your own holes are by being able to see others in your division.

We visted Rudy during 23.1, grabbed some footage, did and interview and put it all together here so you can see how the 2022 CrossFit Games Champ has had some cool things happen this offseason and some clips of his 23.1 workout.Music: Say You Will by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Jamie has had an incredible off season and is poised to make a run at the CrossFit Games in the Master's 35-39year old division.  Follow her run at this year's CrossFit Games right here.

Byrin Wylie is a powerlifting and strength coach from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. He has been coaching for five years and competing in powerlifting for ten. Before that, he was an athlete his entire life and even competed at the world level in hacky sack. Chris and Byrin got to know each other better during the pandemic when trainers had to be supervised in order to work out. Chris also got to spend extra time with Mountain Mike (Michael Dietrich past guest) during this period. Byrin is passionate about what he does and is proud to be able to do something he loves. To learn more about Byrin, head to these links: https://wyliestrength.com/ https://www.instagram.com/byrinw/ To stay connected with Chris, please subscribe to The Lifestyle Chase on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg3vuuFUg0gX-JHXRlsITyA Or head to https://www.invigoratetraining.com/ Or follow on IG https://www.instagram.com/christianliddle/ This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit chrisliddle.substack.com

On today's episode, DK is sitting down with Leslie Eddy, Co-LeadTrainer at Burn Elizabeth, NC and 2022 Burn Athlete Games Champion! Leslie set her sights on making the cut for Athlete Games back in 2019, her first year of training. It wasn't until 2022 that she made the cut to enter competition, but with a *plot twist* there was going to be a Masters Division this year for the mature age bracket! Not only was Leslie going to make it in the top 16, but she had her sights set on the first place trophy. Join us for an episode of storytelling from the beginning of one woman's Burn journey to her most recent success within Burn nation as she took home the gold in 2022! Leslie's favorite part about Burn? Being challenged. Did you like Lesie & Devan's gear in this episode? Shop with us HERE and use promo code 'DEVAN10' for 10% off your purchase! We need you! Your love keeps us going, so head on over to our page and RATE, REVIEW & SUBSCRIBE to the Burn Boot Camp podcast!

On today's episode, hear from our Athlete Games Men's Master Division Winner, Burn Trainer of Holly Springs, and family man, Kyle Horner! Kyle and DK sit down for a chat where Kyle shares his story, how he got started with Burn, what road led him to Athlete Games, and how he balances fatherhood and being a husband through the busy day to day. To learn more about Kyle, click HERE To shop the Burn gear in today's episode at a discounted price, click HERE and use promo code 'DEVAN10' To start your Burn journey, click HERE To own a Burn, click HERE

Today we talk fitness as we age with Dr. Roxanne.Roxanne Edrington is a chiropractor, clinical nutritionist and functional medicine practitioner and has led her practice for 30 years. She is the founder of ‘The Life After 40 Roadmap'She played professional football for the Houston Energy and then competed in the Ironman Florida and Ironman Tx at age 49 and and then got her pro card in Women's Figure Competition at age 50.At age 51 she competed on American Nina Warrior and then went on to win the NNL World Champion for the Masters Division  in 2021and then came back and won the 2022 NNL overall World Champion for Strongest Ninja.What a resume!She's also authored two books:Don't Feed the Sugar MonsterEating On The Go: Traveling Lite*Both available on Amazon DrRoxanne.comInsta: drroxanne_anwFB: Roxanne.Edrington

Episode 44: Death in Bodybuilding     In this episode of J3 University, Luke and I discuss the past and recent deaths in bodybuilding. We breakdown some of the suggested answers to the problem. Also, discuss our own take on minimizing risk in a high risk culture.   Timestamps   Lack of Education and Understanding Risk - 00:00:64   Should there be regulations in bodybuilding? - 00:10:20   Health Testing and Monitoring Requirements- 00:19:21   The Extremes of Bodybuilding, cause and effect- 00:26:59   Recreational Drug Use while using PEDs- 00:30:64   Should we get rid of the Masters Division? 00:35:39     J3 UNIVERSITY: http://j3university.com FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/J3-University-103894631667528 INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/johnjewett3/   Luke Miller INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/noswitchfitness/?hl=en Luke Miller coaching: https://noswitchfitness.com/contact/

Montez was a football player who always loved fitness, He and his wife found CrossFit and were wiped out in their first workout and wanted more. Montez shares that this was his first major competition and his still figuring out if this is something he wants to continue pursuing.

Col. Tony Kurz sits down with Wex at Wodapalooza to talk about competing in the Masters Division and how his 20+ years of service in Special Forces translates into helping him perform on the competition floor. As of the recording he was in second place at Wodapalooza going into Day 3 and in position to go on and win his third consecutive WZA Masters Champ Title. This interview was full of laughs. Follow Col. Kurz on IG @tonymeh1 and The US Army Warrior Fitness Team @usarmywarriorfit This episode brought to you by @BrushedbyChan1 on Instagram. Link in her bio to get your very own custom shoes. If you mention "Wex Appeal" in your order you will save $20 OFF your custom shoes. Check them out! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wexappeal/support

In this episode Rafael Kalamat and Michael Bleackley talk to 6 Time World Long Drive Champion Jason "Golfzilla" Zuback. The G.O.A.T. has 40 Titles and a plethora of stories and knowledge about the game of Golf. We dive into the Jason's competition history, his experiences traveling the world shooting commercials for Pinnacle Golf, consulting with Cobra Golf, TPI performance and some funny stories about driving a green while Gary Player was on it. Jason also discusses Bryson Dechambeau and Kyle Berkshire's performance at the Professional Long Drivers Association (PLDA) as well long drive competitions at the Olympics and much more. Jason Zuback is shares his wealth of knowledge about golf mechanics, power and nutrition giving some advice to maintain optimum performance levels during a round of golf.  Check him out at: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/golfzillazuback/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Golfzillazuback Web: www.jasonzuback.ca (In development) TPI (Titleist Performance Institute): https://www.mytpi.com/ Cobra Golf: https://www.cobragolf.com/ Krank Golf: https://krankgolf.com/pros/ More Info: Source: prolongdrive.com | https://prolongdrive.com/profile/241_jason-zuback/ "The barstools get empty pretty fast when it comes to long-drive, because there isn't anything to discuss much less anything the argue about… the simple reason is that five-time open division World Long Drive Champion along with his win in the Masters Division championship puts Canadian Jason Zuback head and shoulders above any other competitor in the entire forty-five hear history of the sport of long drive. Jason's journey in long drive began no differently than most other competitors. He obtained information regarding the scheduling of qualifying events, then made the seven-hour drive to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan to get a win, then decided to skip the drive back to the Canadian Regionals and instead went to Salt Lake City, Utah to compete in a local with a follow-up Regional event, which he won. You can only imagine the surprise of the many former champions whom he walked over on his way to his first world championship in 1996. Despite his dominance at the 1996 championships, no one assumed that Jason would win again in 1997, quite simply because no one had repeated during the past ten years dating back to Wedgy Winchester's back-to-back titles in 1985 and 1986; however, the champ quickly served notice on his fellow competitors with drives of over 400-yards in each of the qualifying rounds at the Casablanca Golf Club in Mesquite, Nevada and he topped it off with a record-setting 412-yard drive in the finals to get his second straight championship. That same year SPORTS ILLUSTRATED glossed Jason with the nickname of “Golfzilla” and after TIME magazine repeated it that same year, the name stuck. Although the name of the event was formally changed from the U.S. National Championship to the Re/Max World Long Drive Championship, and despite the fact that the venue was changed to the Palms Golf Club in Mesquite or the fact that the balls were changed to the Pinnacle Extreme or the fact that the champ changed drivers to use a blind-bore Titleist 975D there was no change in the final result as Golfzilla got the first-ever three-peat in long drive history, and so it went in 1999 for the four-peat. ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 6-time World Long Drive Champion – Open Division 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2006; Senior Division 2015 2015 World Powergolf Matchplay Champion – Senior Division 2015 World Powergolf Matchplay 2nd – Open Division 2001 International Long Drive Champion 1998 LDA Tour Champion World Long Drive Championship (Open Division Only): 19 Top 25 Finishes 14 Top 12 Finishes 12 Top 10 Finishes 10 Final 8 Appearances 7 Top 10 Finishes in a row 3 Straight title defenses (next closest – 1 title defense) First competitor at World Long Drive Championship to win under straight shootout and head to head match play formats First and only competitor at World Long Drive Championship to win both the Open and the Senior Championships in first appearances in respective divisions. 1472 days without a loss in LDA sanctioned Long Drive competition. All-time leading money winner in Long Drive history Recognized Guinness World Record for the fastest ball in all of sports in 2007-2013. Included in the 2013 Guinness Book of World Records Hard Copy."

We shine the spotlight on some of the nation's best KCBS Backyard pitmasters on Episode 142 of the Tailgate Guys BBQ Podcast. Backyard Chicken Team of the Year Brian Walker and Jay Honea of Alabama's Hickory Hangover - along with Ribs Team of the Year Ted Rasky of Alabama's Veteran Pork Pullers - join us for a segment. They discuss how they got started in the backyard division and why they are in no big hurry to move up into the Masters Division. Then Ryan Cain of Kansas City's Damn Fine Beef & Swine tells us about his rookie season of competing in Backyard, where he proved a quick study. Ryan finished a close second in Team of the Year points in both Chicken and Ribs. Meanwhile, co-hosts Lyndal and Steve recap the Thanksgiving holiday and turn an eye toward Christmas grilling and smoking plans. They even discuss the crazy world of college football, where big-time coaches are on the move. Thanks to our great sponsor/marketing partners who make our show possible: Blues Hog BBQ Sauce, Royal Oak Charcoal, The Butcher Shoppe, Iowa BBQ Store, Affordable Financial Services, Arkassippi Smoke Live and The Arkassippi Combo, Vietti Marketing, In the Garden of Eden, Pro Technology Solutions, Gray Wolf Smokers and The BBQ League. Have a great BBQ Week! #SmokeEmIfYouGotEm

Jill Morley is an award-winning screenwriter and documentary filmmaker. Her feature documentary, Fight Like a Girl, is about women using boxing to fight their demons and empower themselves. In addition to her many award-winning screenplays and films, she is a contributing writer to periodicals like The Village Voice, Bust Magazine, and The New York Press, she is also a producer for radio documentaries, like NPR's This American Life and The World. Her short stories and monologues are published in several anthologies and, aside from her prolific wiring and screen career, Jill started boxing at the age of 40 and is now a retired boxing champion. Yup! In 2015, she won the Masters Division of the National Golden Gloves as a light flyweight. In today's episode, Jill shares the healing power of boxing and the importance of fighting for your place in the world, as well as some of the challenges she encountered in making Fight Like a Girl and how she is now empowering other women as a boxing coach. All this and more in this fascinating conversation, so make sure to tune in today! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode  Joey speaks on his most recent Competition experience. He reveals his diet and dealing with weight loss for comp, his specific BJJ competition prep and what it was like on the day being back in the competition area after a long hiatus.One of the other major things that may be something you are facing; to Master or not to Master? You are athletic enough to hang with the young people but you are in your 30's.Does doing Masters Division make you a has been? In this entertaining discussion the boys touch on all the major factors that can help you prepare, show up and have a great comp without killing yourself.

How do you train for the quarterfinals of a CrossFit Masters competition all the while being afflicted with the Covid-19 virus AND pericarditis? You put yourself in a different mindset. A mindset unique with hard core athletes . Mindset Coach, Dina Gindy does just that. She can also coach you on how to change your mindset for any give situation as well. S2E6

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C erramos esta semana de vuelta a la normalidad con invitados en el programa número 49 de esta segunda temporada de RUSH, algo que siempre es bienvenido por nosotros y por nuestra audiencia.   Y en esta ocasión con … La entrada RUSH 2×049: Nos visita NGL Spain, que el lunes arranca su Masters Division de Call of Duty se publicó primero en Esports Bureau.

I dive into how the beast was awaken in Steven’s running career and how a pandemic set him up to seize a moment he will never regret.

Masters Athlete - Kelly Friel - joins Mike and Will on this weeks episode to discuss the Masters Division being dropped by CrossFit at this years games. We also delve into what it's like being a mother as well as a full-time athlete, how she started her journey and reminisce about the early days of the Sport of Fitness.

On episode 216 of The Neutral Corner boxing podcast, host Michael Montero talks about boxing streaming service DAZN desperately needing shoulder programming and better communication to serve their subscribers. Then he speaks with Marty P.Hill, owner of Sweet Science Boxing Club in Atlanta, Georgia. Hill is a certified USA Boxing coach, a former Masters Division champion at light heavyweight, and puts on amateur tournaments in the Atlanta area. https://youtu.be/UU5NqZMcuCU

So I wanted to do a quick recap on the Crossfit Competition I did a few weeks back with my buddy and teammate, Andy Janzen. We were able to WIN the Masters Division at the “Crossfit Circuit” that’s an annual event that’s been getting put on for the past 6 years. There were a total of 40 teams in our division and 450 athletes overall in the whole event. CRAZY… It was a FUN weekend filled with a lot of highs and I was thrilled to be a part of it and most of all, to WIN IT! Felt good to stand on top of that podium. But this episode isn’t about the competition… It’s about the mindset of “NEVER BEING TOO OLD”. Truth is, the day you tell yourself that you’re “too old” is the day you start dying. Listen in to see what I mean… PS - Are you an EX-Athlete DAD and ready to start LIVING and pushing past the BS story of "being too old"... If you have a need and you're driven to drop 20-30 lbs of unwanted weight and you're ready to DESTROY THE DAD BOD for good so you can get lean and strong while boosting your energy and confidence, so you can be at your BEST... CLICK HERE To APPLY for the Forged FATHER Project

We are joined by Derby City MMA co-owner and S&C Coach Joe Clark to discuss the difficulties with starting and keeping a new routine, how tangible goal setting can help with improving your BJJ and strength, using negative emotions as fuel and why negative emotions are important for making progress, how much visualization can help your performance, and Q&A.   Q&A starts at: 30:00 30:45 Do you train at home, how, and what benefits? 36:15 What is the best way to increase flexibility? 40:00 How to respond when people make fun of BJJ? 43:43 Oldest person Chewy has ever tried in BJJ? 47:15 Leg locks for beginners? 51:30 How important is Diet vs. Strength Training vs. Flexibility? 59:30 Can you earn a BJJ black belt if you start training at 46 years old? 101:00 Should you call yourself a world Champion if you win in the Masters Division or non-black belt level?  

Shaun is no stranger to hard work. Any of you that have worked out with him or beside him on the competition floor can attest to that! Born and raised in Alaska, Shaun grew up working in the oil and gas industry, and is tough as nails. Now a father of two girls, Shaun has learned how to balance and soften this outlook on life with compassion. Today we dive into topics of fatherhood, competition, nutrition, and the mindset Shaun has adopted to accomplish it all. Shaun shares what it has been like getting into the competitive side of fitness and the changes he’s made to attain such success. He absolutely brings the heat in this show, enjoy!

Dozer and Zac sit down to look over the top teams at VGC Top 8 Masters Division and look at the unique tech options players were sporting to deal with the meta. Likewise they dig through all of the Day 2 teams to find some unique Pokemon options and how well some people were able to go with them. Additionally they talk about how Seniors Finals was the most hype battle of the entire event and talk about some Pokemon Sword and Shield news that was dropped last Friday. Champions Twitter: https://twitter.com/pkmonChampionsDozer Twitter: https://twitter.com/DozerZigashiZac Twitter: https://twitter.com/Zac_the_internIntro & Outro Theme: Mt. Lanakila Remix (Summit) by AlmightyArceus. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HfoXRBLol0 

Mother of 5 and Fabulous  I can't compete because: I'm too old. I'm a mother of x number of children. The sport is for younger girls with a lot of energy. These are just but few excuses in the ocean of excuses that women hide behind. But really, can you compete while a bit older?    To be honest with you, this sport is not age restrictive. Whether 40, 50, 60,……yes, you can compete. Yes, you heard me! Just like you can achieve your dreams at any age, similarly, in this sport there's always an opportunity for you to accomplish what you set out to do. It doesn't matter what age you are. You can compete at any age as long as you put your heart and mind to it.    So where do you begin?   If you are 35+ and above and want to jump in the bandwagon, you can consider Bikini Masters Division. This is a division designed only for women ages 35 and older. So, if you fall into this category and are new to fitness and wondering where to begin, this is a perfect division for you. To demystify eligibility in this category, let's have a chat with Nicole Johnson who has successfully competed in this division.       Nicole Johnson is an IFBB Bikini Pro and a Coach. She is also an amazing wife and a mom to 5 precious kids. At age 41, Nichole turned pro in three months in the Masters Division. Nicole is very passionate about the sport and her goal is to compete in the Arnold.    In this episode, Nicole talks about how she became Pro in the Masters Division and exactly how you can become Pro in the same division. She also talks about the challenges she's faced being older in the sport. Additionally, she answers a very important question: Do you ever have to choose competing over your children? Without further ado, I am so excited and delighted to introduce to you IFBB Bikini Professional Nicole Johnson.   Takeaways Quiet the mind and your soul will speak If you set your mind to do something, make it happen at all cost The more and more you do it, the more comfortable you become Believe that it is possible and you can do it  Always enjoy the journey Don't live your life for other people; live it for you Sometimes prep has to take a backseat for the sake of your family  Don't put a lot of pressure on yourself to be everything and do everything Just take it day by day Focus on gratitude for what you have instead of always constantly worrying about what you don't have Make sure you have the right coach in your corner With the right people behind you and beside you, anybody can do it How you treat yourself and your body in your 20s and 30s will determine how you'll look in your 40s and 50s  Don't to be too hard on yourself Don't get super focused or sensitive to comparing yourself to others   Important questions  [00:05:26] How many years have you been competing? [00:14:56] How did you get started in fitness and what drove you to start competing? [00:17:53] Did you ever get any whiplash deciding to do Bikini when you were doing figure before? [00:21:34] What is the most absurd thing that someone ever said to you about wearing a bikini on stage? [00:23:10] How exactly do you deal with criticism and misconception about the sport?  [00:27:09] How exactly do you guys balance the spotlight in your home?  [00:29:40] How exactly did you fit in prep in your daily life?  [00:32:01] Are there any tips that you'd like to give to mothers who are trying to make it work? [00:33:39] Has there ever been a time where you actually had to choose competing over your family? [00:37:16] How do you think competing has affected your children's health?  [00:40:34] What advice would you give a woman your age that wants to compete? [00:43:44] Is there anything that a mother would need to be aware of? [00:46:35] Speaking on turning pro, how exactly do you become a Masters Pro?  [00:49:36] Do you recommend that a woman would compete in both the Masters and the Open or do you think one should just stay in the Masters category when it comes to being on the IFBB stage?  [00:51:01] What are the benefits of competing at a Masters Pro Show? [00:53:02] Being a Masters competitor, what would you say are some of the things that the Masters ladies would need to work more on? [00:55:46] What's one thing that you would like to change about the stigmas you hear about competing at an older age? [00:57:29] What are your goals in the sport? [00:59:34] What advice would you give to someone wanting to become a professional in the sport? Grab your Bikini Diarie's Honorary Tee to support the podcast https://naiymafit.com/shop/ Use code: bikinidiaries for 20%off   FOLLOW ME, Na'iyma Thompson @Naiymafit Naiymafit.com Join TEAM BOSS BODIES use code: bikinidiaries for 15% off your package   Instagram: @ifbbnicolejohnson Facebook: Nicole Briggs Johnson      

We did an interview with Karen Peters and Carlos Melo who were behind the Change.Org petition to the IBJJF to create Woman's Masters Division 2-7 for the upcoming Pans competition. Enjoy!

In the first segment (0:48-19:56), we have a pair of interviews from Worlds 2017. One is with the winner of the Seniors TCG event, and the other is with the Masters Division runner-up of the Sun & Moon video game competition. The second segment (20:04-50:51) is a discussion of the ending themes of Destiny Deoxys. Anne from Pikapi Podcast helps me compare the enigmatic Tommy february6 to the possible X-Files fan Bree Sharp, and we decide which song better fits the movie. Links: Segment 1: Sam on Twitter: https://twitter.com/zeldavgc Segment 2: Pikapi Podcast: http://pikapipodcast.blogspot.com/

Some people train for a sport from the time they’re very young and become elite. Some people don’t even begin to get active until much later in life but become high level competitors. This week’s guest is here to remind us to never underestimate what we can accomplish regardless of age, even those of us who’ve spent most of our lives as couch potatoes. Our guest this week is Fitness Trainer and Coach Robin Legat, host of the Seasoned Athlete podcast. It’s your home for stories, inspiration, motivation, training tips and more directly from elite athletes from a wide variety of sports who all share one common bond: they are all over 40 years old. We're here to prove one story at a time that age does NOT have to prevent you from achieving bold athletic and fitness goals, and living your best life. Robin herself is a "late in life athlete". After spending most of her life as a self-proclaimed music and theater nerd, Robin discovered the full-contact sport of roller derby at age 28. She played for eleven years before retiring in 2014. She has now found a new sport to channel her athletic energy - obstacle course racing. She has run nine Spartan Races since her first race in December 2015, earned her first Trifecta in 2016 and has recently begun competing at the elite level. Robin's goal is to podium in the Masters Division in the coming years - sooner if she has any say in the situation. As a trainer, Robin unlocks the full athletic potential for busy professionals in Los Angeles and beyond who want to push their physical and mental limits and live their healthiest and most awesome life. And she has a lot to say on the subject of play. The links I promised you: Listen to Robin’s podcast, Seasoned Athlete Visit Robin’s website to find out more about her coaching and training

This week Doug and I check back in with some questions we received from a listener, “randomly” chose a review to read, and address the following: -How do we get better at gymnastics movement and improve them for the general population in our gyms -Training For the 2017 Games in the Masters Division and how […] The post IA37 Q and A and Training for the 2017 Games Masters Division appeared first on Icon Athlete.

Barring any unforeseen mishaps Chris Spealler has found himself sitting in 14th place at the end of the Master Age group 35-39 Online Qualifier having qualified for the CrossFit Games in his age division. This week the podcast takes a different turn with Doug interviewing Chris on what it was like leading up to the […] The post IA32 Qualifying for the Games in the Masters Division appeared first on Icon Athlete.

In this episode, we have two segments. First (0:49-11:04), I interview Michael Pramawat, the winner of the Masters Division of the TCG competition at the recent International Championship in London, England. We talk about his deck, his time in London, and what he thinks of the upcoming Sun and Moon cards. The second segment (11:10-43:15) is an archival interview with Ralph Schuckett, a musician who composed the scores for the dubs of the first three Pokémon movies. You’ll find out how he got started in music, as well as some behind-the-scenes details of those films.