Podcasts about melbourne heart

Welcome back to the Better with Running Podcast! Your hosts, Zacca and Chriso, are joined by special guests Gemma Maini and Ben Stoltz for a deep dive into their Melbourne Marathon experiences. Gemma Maini - From Debut to Victory Gemma Maini's debut at the 2023 Melbourne Marathon resulted in an extraordinary victory. She takes us through the highs and lows, from the pre-race jitters of taper week to the overwhelming joy of crossing the finish line. Coaches Award Announcement: Gemma also introduces us to the September recipient of the Coaches Award, the remarkable Archie Payne. At just 13 years old, Archie's tireless efforts have raised nearly 20k for MND. Under the mentorship of coach Josh Harris, Archie is awarded a well-deserved gift: a pair of Asics Metaspeed Sky Shoes, generously provided by Asics. Coach Ben Stoltz - Crafting Success in Marathon Training As a seasoned coach at Run2PB, Ben Stoltz shares recent triumphs within his roster of athletes. He highlights significant progress made in marathons at Gold Coast, Sydney, and the latest achievement at the Melbourne Marathon. Ben imparts the guiding principles crucial in his athletes' marathon preparation, emphasizing key traits for success in training and execution. With over 12 years of myotherapy experience, Ben Stoltz sheds light on the transformative benefits. He gives us a glimpse into his work with professional football teams, such as the Geelong Cats and Melbourne Heart. Discover how myotherapy has a profound impact on elite athletes, including the 2:10 Marathoner and Run2PB Coach, Andy Buchanan. Connect with Ben Stoltz: For those interested in myotherapy sessions with Ben, visit https://www.benstolzmyotherapy.com/. Support the Better with Running Podcast by tuning in and leaving a rating on iTunes. Your feedback helps us grow!

In this episode, Zappa is joined by Simon Colosimo as Archie Thompson is benched due to the spicy cough. Simon grew up in Melbourne before moving into the AIS program as a sixteen year old. He then joined the newly formed Carlton Soccer Club in the NSL before heading overseas to Manchester City and Royal Antwerp. Colosimo then returned home to the A-League where he played for Perth Glory, Sydney FC and Melbourne Heart. Today, the former Socceroo with 26 caps has a career in football working as a Senior Executive at FIFPro, an organisation that shapes and influences the provisions currently available to players across the world, as they strive to improve welfare and working conditions throughout the game.3:10 - Simon Colosimo joins Football From A to Z.3:35 - Starting out at the AIS.8:45 - The Socceroos came calling.11:25 - Playing football at the highest level for your country.15:18 - Where is the National Men's Team at?22:30 - A National Second Division assisting our football development.26:00 - Player welfare advocacy.30:30 - Are athletes playing too many games in a season?36:50 - The Asian Champions League Alignment.41:52 - The Qatar World Cup.Join our FPL League - Click HereInstagram | Facebook | Twitter | LinkedInFor professional enquiries, reach out to michael@nominis.meProudly presented by Neds.A Max Events production.

WESTERN UNITED ARE A-LEAGUE CHAMPIONS! In this episode, Zappa sits down with the newly crowned King of the West of Melbourne, John Aloisi. Aloisi has played professionally in Belgium, Italy, Spain and England. 459 professional matches, 129 goals and one of Australian footballs most memorable moments, but the story doesn't end there. John then took up coaching at the Melbourne Heart followed by the Brisbane Roar before landing at Western United. John has now made history once more, bringing the 3 year old club their first piece of silverware and their first Championship. 3:40 - John Aloisi joins Football From A to Z.5:15 - Missing out on coaching roles before Western United.10:15 - A club on its knees to A-League Men's Champions.14:25 - Bringing the best foreigners to the A-Leagues.20:15 - The Warrior Josh Risdon.22:58 - The electricity of Lachie Wales.27:30 - Post-match celebrations.29:20 - Athlete sacrifices - Neil Kilkenny.31:20 - Looking to the future.Join our FPL League - Click HereInstagram | Facebook | Twitter | LinkedInFor professional enquiries, reach out to michael@nominis.meProudly presented by Neds.A Max Events production.

John Aloisi has been appointed A-League Head Coach of Western United for the next two seasons, beginning with the 2021/22 campaign. Aloisi's coaching experience includes A-League clubs Brisbane Roar and Melbourne Heart.

Ed was wearing a Melbourne Heart shirt, so that of course led to a debate about Melbourne and where each team sits geographically.

John Aloisi is one of Australia's ‘Golden Generation'. He played more than 500 games for both club and country. He's also a very recognisable as part of the Optus Sport team that covers EPL, UEFA Champions League and currently the UEFA European Championships. His senior playing career began at Adelaide City under Zoran Matic, before he headed to Europe to ply his trade in Belgium with Standard Liege and Antwerp, Italy with Cremonese, England with Portsmouth and Coventry, Spain with Osasuna and Alaves, before heading home to Australia to play in the Hyundai A-League with Central Coast Mariners, Sydney FC and Melbourne Heart. In this episode, John speaks with Gary Cole about his early learnings as a player at the AIS under Ron Smith and Steve O'Connor, where he learned the principles of the game and positional behaviours that could apply in any system within any team. He says these principles have helped him throughout his career. They also discuss his work as a pundit or ‘armchair coach' and how this helps him as a coach. John's coaching career began at Melbourne Heart with the youth team and then Head Coach of the A-League team. A brief period with the youth team at Melbourne Victory before heading up to Brisbane to work with his brother Ross at Brisbane Roar, where they enjoyed finals football each year. Enjoy this journey into John Aloisi's Football Coaching Life.  

History beckons for Sydney FC & Melbourne City in the 2020 A-League Grand Final. For Sydney, the prize is back-to-back championships, the premiership/championship double & a record-breaking 5th national title. For Melbourne City 10 years to the month they first played as Melbourne Heart, a maiden championship is within reach in their first Grand Final appearance. Julian Daw, Robbie Feldmann & Will Gotsis are your commentary team for the 2020 Grand Final.

Matt, Matty, and Harrison are joined by Melbourne City CEO, Brad Rowse for a huge interview! The boys touch on the time that Brad has spent with the club as well as how Melbourne Heart started. The guys also talk about the departures announced on Saturday morning by the club.

John Aloisi is a former professional football (Soccer) player and now is a professional coach. John had an incredible career as a player with 459 appearances and over 120 goals. He is remembered for scoring the final penalty to get Australia to the 2006 World Cup but also as the only Australian to play in the English Premier League, Italian Seria A and the Spanish La Liga. John has coached Melbourne Heart and Brisbane Roar in the A-League and has an outstanding future in coaching.  In this interview we talk about Johns early days growing up in Adelaide, the AIS, going to Europe at 16, meditation, that penalty, the World Cup and coaching. This was a most enjoyable interview and I'm sure you will get lots out of it. As always if you want further information go to www.drcraigduncan.com.au and make contact --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/drcraigduncan/message

In episode 14 we speak with Paul Reid, Assistant Coach at Sydney FC. Paul Reid is a former A-league player with Adelaide United, Melbourne Heart and Sydney FC. Paul previously played for Wollongong Wolves in the NSL, winning two championships before moving to England where he played for 6 years with Bradford City and Brighton & Hove Albion. Paul knows all about community football, having been Sydney FC’s Community Football Officer for many years, connecting with the grassroots football community including the CDSFA.

The former Melbourne Heart and Sydney FC goalkeeper was on hand as the A-League and W-League hopefuls from southeast Melbourne revealed more of their future plans. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Here is the full interview from former Melbourne Heart goalkeeper, Clint Bolton. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Join us as Matty B, Matt and Gus chat about all things city. Today we are joined by special guest and former Melbourne Heart goalkeeper, Clint Bolton For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Carlos and Harf this week went to the heart of the former Melbourne Heart now Melbourne City trials and tribulations this season. Are they soft? Why do they crumble when under pressure? Are the players good enough? Are the coaches right for the job? The boys examine it all. Listeners give their insights on talkback and via the SMS. Its a raw and uncompromised analysis. On the back of Mile Jedinak’s AFC International Player of the Year award and his sterling performances in the EPL with his club Crystal Palace thi season, the boys ask the question – IS MILE JEDINAK AUSTRALIA’S ONE MAN GOLDEN GENERATION? At a FIFA ranking of 100 plus are any of Australia’s other Euroroos anywhere near the golden generation level of years past? It’s must listen to football radio amigo ...listen here ...OLE!

A guest lecture by John Didulica, currently the Football Operations Manager of Australian domestic league team Melbourne Heart, a former professional footballer, and a lawyer by academic training. He was also at one time the CEO of the player’s union for footballers in Australia, the AFPA. His talk is titled as: "The Business of Football and Footballers: From Maximum Wage to Petrodollars". Copyright 2012 La Trobe University, all rights reserved. Contact for permissions.