Podcasts about Miazga

Kevin and The Chief answer the question, once and for all, what year was 10 years ago. FC Cincinnati has a little news to round up including Teenage Hadebe's return, Miazga's return to full training, and claiming Dayton in the FC Cincinnati universe. In Part Two it's Patreon Questions including house pests, interns, and false accusations. And in Part Three it's a preview of this weekend's match vs DC United.   Timestamps:  (25:17) - FC Cincinnati News Round-Up (39:30) - Patreon Questions (1:06:36) - DC United Preview and Predictions   Links:  Lasik Plus Special offer of $1100 off at lasik.com/thepostcincy/ Visit our friends at Streetside Brewery Cincy Shirts: www.cincyshirts.com/CincyPostCast PROMO CODE: THEPOSTCINCY for 10% Off! Check out The Post at www.thepostcincy.com Music by Jim Trace and the Makers Join the Discord Server and jump into the conversation Follow us on BlueSky, Twitter,  Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube Support us on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/ThePostCincy

Kevin and The Chief are more than happy to be talking about yet another win! Despite missing the entire backline, Evander, Obi, and Kubo FC Cincinnati put together a good performance in the rain and got the win. It wasn't pretty in the first half, but the second half brought it all together as the team is starting to look like itself. In Part Two it's a classic segment In the 11, Out of the 18 including ducks, college basketball, and AI.    Timestamps:  (19:45) - New England Match Recap and Reactions (44:14) - Your LASIK Moment of the Match  (1:25:48) - In the 11, Out of the 18    Links:  Lasik Plus Special offer of $1100 off at lasik.com/thepostcincy/ Visit our friends at Streetside Brewery Cincy Shirts: www.cincyshirts.com/CincyPostCast PROMO CODE: THEPOSTCINCY for 10% Off! Check out The Post at www.thepostcincy.com Music by Jim Trace and the Makers Join the Discord Server and jump into the conversation Follow us on BlueSky, Twitter,  Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube Support us on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/ThePostCincy

The guys break down what went wrong in a tough week for FCC. Do we have a best formation moving forward? Denkeypartner striker? We welcome Brad Smith to the 

Sukcesów na jej koncie nie brakuje. W tym roku doszedł kolejny, dla sportowca najważniejszy. Medal olimpijski wywalczony w na Igrzyskach w Paryżu. Jest aktywną zawodniczką i trenerką. Kursuje między Polską, a USA. Doświadczenie, które zdobywa za oceanem pozwala jej ciągle w samodoskonaleniu. Gościem 98. odcinka CAFE AZS jest szpadzistka Renata Knapik-Miazga. Bartek Wasilewski zapraszam!

Wybrane fragmenty książki Arkadiusza Miazgi pt. "Bliskie spotkania z UFO nad Podkarpaciem". Zostaną zaprezentowane wybrane najciekawsze relacje oraz rozdział zawierający rozważania dotyczące tego, czy UFO to rzeczywiście zjawisko stricte pozaziemskie i w pełni fizyczne. Zachęcamy do zakupu całej książki, która jest dostępna w wersjach drukowanej i elektronicznej: - za pośrednictwem bloga Arkadiusza Miazgi - wersja drukowana: https://arekmiazga.blogspot.com/ - poprzez stronę Wydawnictwa Ridero - wersje drukowana i elektroniczna: https://ridero.eu/pl/books/bliskie_spotkania_z_ufo_nad_podkarpaciem/ START 00:00:00 Dwie notatki prasowe z 1913 r. 00:01:36 UFO na froncie i niezwykle dziwny "balonik" 00:05:33 Samolot kontra UFO i dziesiątki świadków 00:12:58 Fala UFO nad Zgodą 00:23:56 Bliskie spotkanie o wysokim stopniu dziwności 00:33:25 Demoniczna istota w Hucie Komorowskiej 00:38:46 Świetliste kule i zielone istoty w Zgłobiu (2015) 00:45:25 UFO - czy na pewno zjawisko pozaziemskie? 00:53:22

He's joined us before, and we're glad to have him back again. Tom Miazga just won another title! Tom found his passion for sport in the pool. Miazga was introduced to the Paralympic Organization his freshman year of high school. He quickly gained international experience as a member of the 2007 Para Pan-Am Team in Rio de Janiero, Brazil. He's such an inspiration, we're so glad to call him a friend. Then Lynn McLaughlin & Karen Iverson-Riggers are in-studio to talk about Community Living Room. The Community Living Room is a non-clinical, person-centered environment for people seeking social connection and emotional support and is focused on present-moment connection and support.   Maino and the Mayor is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from 6-9 am on WGBW in Green Bay and on WISS in Appleton/Oshkosh. Subscribe to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast line up. Follow the show on Facebook and X to keep up with Maino and the Mayor!

TYR Wodapalooza SoCal provided us with some great moments on the competition floor and injected some new life into the team competition. Sean, Tommy and Lauren give their final thoughts on the event, how it can evolve and what kind of effect it could have on future competitions. Tom Miazga just won his 8th championship in the seated with hip division. He joins the show to talk about his experience this past weekend in San Antonio at the Adaptive CrossFit Games, how he'd like to see the adaptive divisions grow in the coming years and whether or not he'll be returing next season for a run at a 9th title. This episode is presented by Box Basics. Head to shopboxbasics.com and use the code "TEF" to save 20% on shoe brands like Nike, TYR, Reebok and Strike Movement. This episode is sponsored by Vuori. Go to vuori.com/TEF and save 20% on your first order and enjoy the most comfortable athleisure wear on the planet.

Czy — żyjąc tu i teraz — koegzystujemy z parafizycznymi mieszkańcami, którzy jawią się nam na wszelkie możliwe sposoby? Czy UFO to pozaziemskie cywilizacje, czy stanowią konglomerat siły — żywiołu, która przybiera w danym okresie różne maski i oblicza? Kim może być siła ukrywająca się od wieków, stosująca różne przebrania, która aktualnie przybrała maskę „kosmitów”? Na te i na wiele innych trudnych pytań odpowiedzi spróbował poszukać Arkadiusz Miazga w swojej książce "Magiczna rzeczywistość", której wybrane fragmenty za chwilę usłyszycie w kolejnym odcinku "Lektur Paranormalium". Zapraszamy do słuchania. Całą książkę w wersji drukowanej lub elektronicznej można nabyć za pośrednictwem strony wydawnictwa Ridero (https://www.ridero.eu/) lub w dobrych księgarniach internetowych. Zachęcamy również do odwiedzenia bloga autora pod adresem https://arekmiazga.blogspot.com oraz do zgłaszania mu swoich relacji drogą emailową na adres arekmiazga@gmail.com - badacz na życzenie świadka zapewnia pełną anonimowość. START 00:00:00 Agobard, mecenas porwanych 00:01:16 Dzieci z paralelnej rzeczywistości 01:04:08 Grający skrzat pod Wielką Krokwią 01:07:41 Krasnal w porzeczkach. Zielona Góra, 1983 r. 01:10:14 Diabeł na polnej drodze 01:13:02

The Morning Footy crew react to the news that FC Cincinnati and Defender of the Year Matt Miazga has undergone season-ending surgery on his knee. Miazga suffered the injury during Cincy's 4-2 win over the San Jose Earthquakes on June 14th. This is a major loss for one of the top-tier teams in the Eastern Conference. This sparked a debate amongst the group about Weston McKennie and if he should make his way stateside to join MLS, particularly FC Cincinnati where they've already added Miles Robinson. Morning Footy is available for free on the Audacy app as well as Apple Podcasts, Spotify and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  Follow the Morning Footy podcast on Twitter: @CBSSportsGolazo, @susannahcollins, @nicocantor1, @NotAlexis, @CharlieDavies9 For more soccer coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/soccer/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ Watch UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, UEFA Europa Conference League, Serie A, Coppa Italia, CONCACAF, NWSL, Scottish Premiership, Argentine Primera División by subscribing Paramount Plus: https://www.paramountplus.com/home/ To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

#AllForCincy begin life without Miazga with a wild 4-3 win over Philly. This game can be summed up very easily....TE QUIERO MUCHO LUCHO!!!TE QUIERO MUCHO LUCHO!!!Lucho snatches the victory in the 100th minute and Luca delivers a 65 yard rope into the net to highlight the madness from a steamy West End on Wednesday night.Get all the ratings and hears Adam's pick for second place in the Euro's!!!!@TheKingAdRock73 @NinoOne @sbucks67 @crackityFC @ComeOnYouFCC @fccincinnati @Zuhause513 @MLS #AllForCincy #FCCincy #YAL #WestEndBoys

FCC gets a comeback W but at a cost| Kubo bags a hat trick

Kevin, Grayson, and The Chief take all the credit for the win against San Jose now that Yuya Kubo got the PostCast bump! Kubo's Hat Trick sees FC Cincinnati continue to top the points per game table while we wait to hear Miazga's status. In Part Two it's all about transfer targets and deciding who is actually a big name and who is a big signing. Then in Part Three it's Patreon Questions and a Philadelphia Union preview sprinkled in there as well.    Timestamps:  (11:05) - San Jose Reaction and Review (1:02:03) - FC Cincinnati Transfer Targets? (1:43:17) - Patreon Questions (1:56:18) - Philly Preview and Predictions   Links:  Streetside Brewery: https://streetsidebrewery.com Cincy Shirts: www.cincyshirts.com/CincyPostCast PROMO CODE: THEPOSTCINCY for 10% Off! Check out The Post at www.thepostcincy.com Music by Jim Trace and the Makers Join the Discord Server and jump into the conversation Follow us on Twitter,  Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube Support us on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/ThePostCincy

1 year Anniversary Episode! #52

Prezentujemy wybrane fragmenty wydanej niedawno nowej książki Arkadiusza Miazgi. Autor na podstawie zebranych przez siebie relacji zadaje pytanie, czy za zjawiskami z kręgu okultyzmu, ufologii, a także relacjami o magicznych istotach z folkloru (żywy folklor), stoi inteligentna, parafizyczna siła, która przybiera w różnych okresach ludzkości maski w postaci bogów, demonów czy kosmitów mogąc pochodzić z jednego źródła/żywiołu. Autor próbuje odnaleźć odpowiedź na to, jakie mechanizmy mogą ukrywać się za zdarzeniami, które ufologia opisuje jako przypadki wysokiej dziwności. Ksiązkę można kupić między innymi: - na stronie Wydawnictwa Ridero: https://ridero.eu/pl/books/wysoka_dziwnosc/ - na blogu Arkadiusza Miazgi: https://arekmiazga.blogspot.com/ - w Empiku (tylko wersja cyfrowa): https://www.empik.com/wysoka-dziwnosc-miazga-arkadiusz,p1432412504,ebooki-i-mp3-p

The MF crew continue their MLS Season Previews by taking a look at FC Cincinnati who were last season's MLS supporters' shield winners, got knocked out by Columbus in MLS Cup Conference Finals, and advanced to the US Open Cup Semifinals. Susannah sits down with Cincy's Defender of the Year award winner in 2023 Matt Miazga to find out what the final piece to the puzzle is for the team to put them over the top, his career evolution from MLS to Europe and back to MLS, Morning Footy is available for free on the Audacy app as well as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  Follow the Morning Footy podcast on Twitter: @CBSSportsGolazo, @susannahcollins, @nicocantor1, @NotAlexis, @CharlieDavies9 For more soccer coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/soccer/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ Watch UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, UEFA Europa Conference League, Serie A, Coppa Italia, CONCACAF, NWSL, Scottish Premiership, the Brasileiro, Argentine Primera División by subscribing Paramount Plus: https://www.paramountplus.com/home/ To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Special guest in the house tonight to kick off the 2024 season of the You Don't Own The Lake podcast. Jim Miazga, a fellow Wisconsinite, is our KDWP Fisheries Biologist in this region. Filling the shoes of the GOAT - the late, great Richard Sanders - Jim is one of several incredible young up & coming fisheries biologists in Kansas, and I for one know I'm happy to have him in our corner. Jim & I talk Walleyes, Crappies, conservation, harvest, and ton of numbers that will blow your mind. If you have any questions for Jim regarding any parts of our conversation, he can be reached at jim.miazga@ks.gov.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------SOCIALS:►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kansasanglingexperience/►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kansasanglingexperience/--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------KANSAS ANGLING EXPERIENCE INFO: ► BOOK A TRIP! |  ksfishingguide@gmail.com ► Website (Calendar & Availability updated daily!): https://www.kansasanglingexperience.comSupport the show

We're back and we're breaking down the state of the USMNT after the Nations League quaterfinals. Jason has some strong opinions on the head coach of the USMNT (is he going full #BerhalterOut?) and the boys dig into what Jesse Marsch had to say about the Golden Generation of the USMNT with Copa America coming next summer.  Then Jason and Jared give the take only they can on Matt Miazga storming the referee's locker room at Red Bull Arena and the three-game suspension handed down by MLS. Matt was just asking question about the count of yellow cards from the game....right? Sign up for the Patreon (it don't cost much) to get access to the Besties Slack, The Best Bonus Show, and much more.  https://www.patreon.com/thebestsoccershow  Check out Jason's new interview show on YouTube, "One Shot On Frame". Already posted are clips with Herculez Gomez, Alexi Lalas, and Taylor Rockwell.  Make sure you subscribe to the YouTube channel to get the video version of the show. We just hit 2k subscribers! Thanks for your support! Please spread the word any way you can.  https://www.youtube.com/@TheBestSoccerShow/ Get some BSS gear. Make Nicky a happy boy. WE GOT HOODIES FOR YOUR FALL FASHION LOOKS.  Be stylish. Rep the OG American soccer podcast.  Subscribe and Review the Podcast! We really want to spread the word about the show and the only way to do that is through reviews and word of mouth. Tell a friend about The Best Soccer Show. Tell us your favorite Kirkland brand product in the review. Apple Podcasts: The Best Soccer Show on Apple Podcasts Get top analysis into American soccer from in-market experts and support the show at the same time by signing up for Backheeled Insights at our link. Signing up directly helps the show.  Follow us! Twitter Instagram Facebook Twitch

Celebrate two episodes in the last 8 days, as we welcome former Boston Celtics beat writer Mike Arace back to the Trash Pocket. Also the Crew are playing Cincinnati, so we'll talk about that. Matt Miazga's whereabouts on 9/11 remain unknown. #BillsMafia

It is a busy Friday on SDHWe go over the punishment in Vancouver and the new man in charge in New EnglandMichael Parkhurst from Beyond Goals Mentoring joins to talk about current events in MLS and how those actions apply to menteesHour 2 is more on the news out of Cincinnati with both Jarrett and Bart Keeler dropping by to talk the updates from yesterday...

Susannah Collins, Nico Cantor, Lo'eau LaBonta, and Jalil Anibaba kick off today's show by going over the results from yesterday's Champions League matches including Man U blowing a win, Copenhagen stealing a point in Munich, and all the teams that have now qualified for the round of 16 (1:41). Then the MF team discuss Matt Miazga's three-game ban which will cause him to miss out on the Eastern Conference Finals as well as the MLS Cup if FC Cincinnati were to reach it (18:44). And finally, a look at Arsenal's total dominance over Lens and Ricardo Pepi's game winner to push PSV through to the next round of UCL (27:21).  The group chat with Ligue 1 club Le Havre's Emmanuel Sabbi in Part Two of the Morning Footy podcast! Morning Footy is available for free on the Audacy app as well as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  Follow the Morning Footy podcast on Twitter: @CBSSportsGolazo, @susannahcollins, @nicocantor1, @NotAlexis, @CharlieDavies9 For more soccer coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/soccer/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ Watch UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, UEFA Europa Conference League, Serie A, Coppa Italia, CONCACAF, NWSL, Scottish Premiership, the Brasileiro, Argentine Primera División by subscribing Paramount Plus: https://www.paramountplus.com/home/ To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Thom Brennaman hosts Wednesday's Off The Bench. Topics include the Bengals Losing to the Steelers 16-10... What are we doing? The Bengals look awful on Offense and the Defense allowed over 400 yards of Offense to a team that hadn't eclipsed that number in 58 Games... AGAIN WHAT ARE WE DOING! Ohio State loses for the 3rd time in a row... Is Ryan Day on the Hot seat? The Off the Bench Crew reacts to the NFL and College Football slate of games from over the weekend. Dan Hoard joins the show to talk about the Bearcats how they did this football season and what's to come during the basketball season. Dan also talks about the Bengals and what they need to do to get some wins this year. Later we have Voch Lombardi on to talk about all things NFL and maybe whats to come in the Draft for the Bengals.

Who will go through to MLS Cup? Andrew Wiebe, David Gass, and Matt Doyle are back with a full, in-depth breakdown of both Conference Finals! 6:34 - The biggest stage for Hell is Real 14:48 -  Big News ahead of the Eastern Conference Final 18:43 - How will Cincy approach the match? 30:20 -  Coaching matchup: Pat Noonan vs. Wilfred Nancy  37:30  - Star spotlight: Lucho vs. Cucho 41:13 - X-Factor Columbus: Aiden Morris  43:17 - X-Factor Cincinnati: Alvaro Barreal  46:16 - LAFC: Repeat or choke?  50:13 - Is this the biggest turnaround in MLS history if Houston makes it to MLS Cup? 1:06:50 - X-Factor: set pieces + Ryan Hollingshead in LAFC 1:08:08 - X-Factor in Houston:  Quiñones, Baird or.. Escobar? 1:14:30 - New around the league… Thomas Chancalay stays, Oscar Pareja... maybe?  

It's finally match week! We discussed our takes for who needs to step up in Miazga's absence and predict Noonan's adjustments for this match. Will the MLS finally give Lucho his MVP award before the game? Podcast opening International Duty Recap EC Semifinal Preview vs Philly Injury Report Trivia of the week Future Jersey swap of the week Card of the week Trivia answer Closing --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-flyin-lion-podcast/support

Susannah Collins, Nico Cantor, Charlie Davies, and Alexis Guerreros kick off today's show discussing the top headlines including Walter Mazzarri taking over at Napoli for the rest of the season, Matt Miasma winning MLS Defender of the Year, and Johnny Cardoso to miss out of the upcoming USMNT international break with an ankle injury (3:05). Then, the crew tackle the first edition of the Morning Footy Mail Bag discussing the USMNT even further (9:50). Then, the team take a look at MLS' coaching vacancies and which franchise would be the most desirable (20:59). And finally, a chat about CONMEBOL World Cup Qualifiers, is Venezuela for real (32:38)? The group talk more headlines in Part Two of the Morning Footy podcast! Morning Footy is available for free on the Audacy app as well as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  Follow the Morning Footy podcast on Twitter: @CBSSportsGolazo, @susannahcollins, @nicocantor1, @NotAlexis, @CharlieDavies9 For more soccer coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/soccer/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ Watch UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, UEFA Europa Conference League, Serie A, Coppa Italia, CONCACAF, NWSL, Scottish Premiership, the Brasileiro, Argentine Primera División by subscribing Paramount Plus: https://www.paramountplus.com/home/ To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Kevin, Grayson, and Joseph Meme take a stab at covering the FC Cincinnati news from the past week. Award wins for Roman Celentano and Lucho Acosta have other fan bases mad (and also The FCs?). Miazga's latest and why the team didn't appeal. FC Cincinnati's new twitter personality, how to break a transfer story, and a fantastic idea for a McDonald's Ad.    Links:  Cincy Shirts: cincyshirts.com/ThePostCincy  Check out The Post at www.thepostcincy.com Music by Jim Trace and the Makers Join the Discord Server and jump into the conversation Follow us on Twitter and Facebook

On The updated list of Podcasts by Major League Soccer this show is recommended by the league. https://www.mlssoccer.com/post/2016/11/23/guide-mls-podcasts-updated Watch my interview with Josh Taylor who attends Full Sail University on my Soccer coverage career. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fdht3gw9pYc&feature=emb_logo Ranked in Feedspot's Top 30 MLS Podcasts to follow in 2020. https://blog.feedspot.com/mls_podcasts/ On tonight's show, I will be joined by CEO of Sportsvue interactive Charles Cuttone as he discusses his new book along with George Tiedemann with pictures of Pele during his time with the New York Cosmos, I will be discussing the Matt Miazga tired at the referee's in their locker room after the Playoff match Red Bulls Playoff Review Game 2 of Round 1 Vs. FC Cincinnati

Susannah Collins, Nico Cantor, Darian Jenkins, and Alexis Guerreros kick off today's show by recapping yesterday's Champions League action including AC Milan's takedown of PSG and a potential injury for Christian Pulisic (1:56). Then, Freddy Lomelí makes his MF debut delivering headlines including the investigation into FCC's Matt Miazga and his post-match behavior (18:27). Next more Champions League recaps as Man City destroys Young Boys and Shakhtar knocks off Barca (26:08). And finally, the MF crew recap yesterday's MLS Playoff games and beg the question, is anyone paying attention to Orlando City(35:27)? The group preview today's Champions League ties in Part Two of the Morning Footy podcast! Morning Footy is available for free on the Audacy app as well as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  Follow the Morning Footy podcast on Twitter: @CBSSportsGolazo, @susannahcollins, @nicocantor1, @NotAlexis, @CharlieDavies9 For more soccer coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/soccer/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ Watch UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, UEFA Europa Conference League, Serie A, Coppa Italia, CONCACAF, NWSL, Scottish Premiership, the Brasileiro, Argentine Primera División by subscribing Paramount Plus: https://www.paramountplus.com/home/ To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Kevin, Grayson, The Chief, and Jonah somehow talk about the FC Cincinnati victory over the New York Red Bulls for longer than the actual match that was played. Relive the insane, dramatic match as everything is re-lived chronologically. Cards that shouldn't have been cards, no cards where a card would have done, a goal that was taken away (or never awarded?) A 10 round shootout for the ages. The Blood Feud delivered in this one.    Timestamps:  (4:14) -  FC Cincinnati victory over New York Red Bulls  Links:  Cincy Shirts: cincyshirts.com/ThePostCincy  Check out The Post at www.thepostcincy.com Music by Jim Trace and the Makers Join the Discord Server and jump into the conversation Follow us on Twitter and Facebook

Masters champion Jason Grubb and Adaptive champion Tom Miazga join the show to give their perspectives on the recently announced changes to the 2024 CrossFit Games season.

Highlights from this week's show. This week Coach Gough and Justin Hoyte talk about FC Cincinnati's 3-2 win over Toronto FC before turning our attention to their 2-1 loss at home to New York Red Bull. Did Pat Noonan get his rotation all wrong?  The guys also ask whether a back three of Mosquera, Miazga, and Murphy is the best option, and much more! Follow Coach On Twitter @FCCincyTacTalk On Threads @FCCincyTacTalk On Instagram @FCCincyTacTalk Support Talking Tactics and CST! Want to help the Talking Tactics Podcast grow? Leave a rating and a review! Want to help support Cincinnati Soccer Talk? Become a supporter today! Subscribe to Cincinnati Soccer Talk Don't forget you can now download and subscribe to Cincinnati Soccer Talk on iTunes today! The podcast can also be found on Stitcher Smart Radio now. We're also available in the Google Play Store and NOW ON SPOTIFY! As always we'd love your feedback about our podcast! You can email the show at feedback@cincinnatisoccertalk.com. We'd love for you to join us on our Facebook page as well! Like us at Facebook.com/CincinnatiSoccerTalk.  

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A dirty south smash and grab. #AllForCincy come storming back to stun Atlanta 2-1 on Wednesday night.A playoff berth has been earned and now all eyes are focused on the Shield.Lucho is the MVP, Miazga is the attitude, and Noonan is the conductor...what a performance and what a year it's been so far! Listen up and here the ratings!!@TheKingAdRock73 @NinoOne @sbucks67 @crackityFC @fccincinnati @Zuhause513 @MLS #AllForCincy #FCCincy #YAL #WestEndBoys

Get ready for an awe-inspiring episode as we sit down with the remarkable Tom Miazga, a true champion in every sense of the word. In this captivating podcast, we dive deep into Tom's extraordinary life, from his days as a Paralympian in the 2008 Beijing Olympics to his monumental success as a 6-time champion in the adaptive seated with hip function division of CrossFit. From Paralympics to CrossFit Glory: Tom's journey is nothing short of incredible. Join us as he takes us through the highs and lows of his athletic career, including his remarkable accomplishments as a Paralympian and his transition to becoming a force to be reckoned with in the CrossFit arena. Thoughts on Adaptive Athlete Coverage: Tom opens up about his thoughts on the evolving coverage for adaptive athletes in the world of sports. He shares his perspective on the positive changes happening and what this means for athletes like him. It's a candid conversation that sheds light on the inclusivity and recognition that adaptive athletes truly deserve. The Future of Adaptive Athletics: We explore the exciting possibilities that lie ahead for adaptive athletes in various sports, and CrossFit in particular. Tom's insights provide a glimpse into a future where adaptive athletes continue to thrive and inspire others with their resilience and dedication. Behind the Scenes at the CrossFit Games: Ever wondered what it's like to be part of the broadcast team for the CrossFit Games, broadcasted worldwide on ESPN? Tom was right there in the action, and he shares his exhilarating experience and the thrill of being involved in bringing the Games to a global audience. Join the Conversation: Don't miss this incredible opportunity to hear firsthand from a true champion and role model. Whether you're a fitness enthusiast, an aspiring athlete, or simply someone who appreciates the power of human determination, this episode is for you. Hit that Subscribe button and enable Notifications so you're the first to know when this inspiring episode drops. Share your thoughts in the comments below, and let us know what topics and guests you'd like us to feature next. Get ready to be motivated, uplifted, and enlightened by the remarkable journey of Tom Miazga. Stay tuned and be part of this empowering conversation!

USA roll over TnT in route to winning their group in the Gold Cup. Ferreira gets another hat trick, Reynolds rolls, Neal comes up big. Intro 0:00 Sponsor 1:21 Overview 1:48 Turner 3:26 Reynolds 4:21 Neal 7:15 Miles 10:04 Jones 11:00 Sands 12:56 Djordje 14:17 Busio 16:03 Zen 18:13 Roldan 20:39 Pirate 21:58 Miazga 31:58 Cowell 32:47 Gold Cup 34:42

The Chief, Kevin, and Grayson sat down with "Reags" from Barstool to talk FC Cincinnati, Cincinnati sports, and pro/rel in College Football. Before that, Kevin and The Chief tackled the wild past few weeks with The FC with the announcement of new Deisgned Player Aaron Boupendza, USMNT call-ups for Miazga and Vazquez, and the latest news that Lucho may be targeting the USMNT as well.    Timestamps:    Part 1 - (4:05) - Open Cup Draw (6:40) - Aaron Boupendza DP Striker (10:52) - Vazquez and Miazga Called-up (24:05) - Lucho2USMNT    Part 2 -  (33:50) - Reags Interview   Part 3 -  (1:31:58) - Grayson's Thoughts    Links:  Follow Reags on Twitter https://twitter.com/barstoolreags Check out The Post at www.thepostcincy.com Music by Jim Trace and the Makers Join the Discord Server and jump into the conversation Follow us on Twitter and Facebook

It's the midpoint of the season and #AllForCincy sit on 40 points after gaining one on the road at Vancouver. Adam is back with Adam to discuss the performances and hand out grades. Lucho came off the bench to score a ridiculous goal only to have the Whitecaps pull the equalizer back minutes later after a foul by Miazga. If you had to pick a MOTM from the starters who would it be?@TheKingAdRock73 @NinoOne @sbucks67 @crackityFC @fccincinnati @Zuhause513 @MLS #AllForCincy #FCCincy #YAL #WestEndBoys

In a packed show Kevin, Grayson, Jonah, and The Chief break down the tough draw at Vancouver, discuss if it's a good result, and laugh at the idea of benching Vazquez. Lucho's goal is praised while Miazga's shove is scorned. The upcoming break puts the season in perspective as The FC are on pace to set records. In part 2 it's all Aaron Boupendza, DP striker headed to Cincy from the Saudi league where he put together quite the highlight reel. And finally Abi swings by to talk TST, being a member of the media, and if it'll be worth going back next year.    Timestamps:  (5:24) - FC Cincinnati vs Vancouver Whitecaps Recap + Headlines (1:06:37) - New DP Striker discussion (1:18:16) - TST Talk with Abi   Links:  Check out The Post at www.thepostcincy.com Music by Jim Trace and the Makers Join the Discord Server and jump into the conversation Follow us on Twitter and Facebook

Join us as we break down FCC's 2 past wins over our small soccer market foes. We discuss Barreal's rise, Miazga's animation and much more! Podcast opening Review of the game(s) Trivia of the week Jersey Swap of the week Card of the week Trivia answer Upcoming week player to look for Upcoming fixtures (opponent analysis) Closing --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-flyin-lion-podcast/support

On this episode of the Corpus Animus Podcast TTT Coach Brannen Dorman interviews TTT Athlete, 6x CrossFit Fittest Seated on Earth, and 2008 Paralympian Swimmer Tom Miazga.

Here we go! The news broke just in time for the Big Show and we welcome back the A1 from Day 1 Laurel Pfahler of Queen City Press to cover the hot topic plus all the other burning news in the land of FC Cincinnati.Brenner Transfer - What does it look like? When did it start? What's the plan for the player? Plus we discuss the behind the scenes circumstances to the transfer sagaLucho, Obi, and Kubo injury updates and how this will affect the Orange and Blue against St. Louis. Midfield choices and the development of Angulo and PintoUSMNT call ups for Miazga, Celentano, and VazquezGame outlook and predictionsWe have a ton of great stuff packed into the one! Enjoy!!!@TheKingAdRock73 @NinoOne @sbucks67 @crackityFC @fccincinnati @Zuhause513 @MLS #AllForCincy #FCCincy #YAL #WestEndBoys

Highlights from this week's show. This week Coach Gough and Justin Hoyte break down FC Cincinnati's 1-0 win over Philadelphia Union. They look at the Union's bus-parking tactics and what FCC did to try to break through. Who were the key players? What could the team have done differently? The guys also ask what to do against St. Louis if Lucho can't suit up, talk about what it means to have Vazquez, Miazga, and Celentano called up to the National team, and get to more listener questions in the mailbag. Follow Coach and Justin Coach is @FCCincyTacTalk and Justin is @JustinHoyte32 Support Talking Tactics and CST! Want to help the Talking Tactics Podcast grow? Leave a rating and a review! Want to help support Cincinnati Soccer Talk? Want to become an episode captain? Become a supporter today! Subscribe to Cincinnati Soccer Talk Don't forget you can now download and subscribe to Cincinnati Soccer Talk on iTunes today! The podcast can also be found on Stitcher Smart Radio now. We're also available in the Google Play Store and NOW ON SPOTIFY! As always we'd love your feedback about our podcast! You can email the show at feedback@cincinnatisoccertalk.com. We'd love for you to join us on our Facebook page as well! Like us at Facebook.com/CincinnatiSoccerTalk.

One Nil to the FCC!!!!Perhaps this year will be defined by the scoreline 1-0. We will take it as long as we are on the smiling side! The orange and blue handled Philly on Saturday but not without a cost as Lucho appears set to miss a couple of weeks with a shoulder injury. Listen up as we dive into some outstanding defensive performances and highlight some stats that will certainly raise "eyebrows".Roman with shutout number 5 on the year, Miazga a Matchday of the Week appearance, Lucho with a goal...so many choices for MOTM...who has your vote?@TheKingAdRock73 @NinoOne @sbucks67 @crackityFC @fccincinnati @Zuhause513 @MLS #AllForCincy #FCCincy #YAL #WestEndBoys

Liebe Zuschauer, Corinna Miazga, Bundestagsabgeordnete der AfD und Stellv. Fraktionsvorsitzende ist vergangene Woche im Alter von 39 Jahren verstorben. Die Kommentare dazu aus der "guten" Ecke regen mich zu der Frage an, ob das noch echte Menschen sind, die derartigen Hass versprühen. Euer Thomas Alle Videos, die wir veröffentlichen (also auch die, die für YouTube ungeeignet sind) findet Ihr hier: Netzseite: https://www.digitaler-chronist.com https://t.me/DC_Mediathek Bitte abonniert unsere Alternativ-Kanäle odysee, Bitchute, rumble: https://odysee.com/@Digitaler.Chronist:8 https://www.bitchute.com/channel/TIIWbiMf6vvT/ https://rumble.com/user/DigitalerChronist Digitaler Chronist auf Telegram: https://t.me/DigitalChronist Alle unsere Kanäle auf einer Seite, bitte folgt uns auch auf den anderen Plattformen, man weiß nie... https://www.digitaler-chronist.com/alle-unsere-kanaele-auf-einen-blick/ Wenn Ihr unsere Arbeit unterstützen möchtet... Neue Bankverbindung, bisheriges Konto wurde mit Hinweis auf die AGBs ohne weitere Begründung gekündigt. Bankverbindung: N26 Thomas Grabinger IBAN: DE76 1001 1001 2624 5985 47 BIC: NTSBDEB1XXX Ko-fi https://ko-fi.com/digitalerchronist Mit Apple Pay oder Kreditkarte bei Stripe https://buy.stripe.com/cN229tfIdb749KU288 Bitcoin: 3Mq26ouX6QZAQcyyb79hjPjFcrgENBVBec #DigitalerChronist, #DC #CO2istLeben, #WachAuf, #ausGEZahlt Hintergrund: Eigenproduktion Es handelt sich hierbei um Polit-Satire. Falls sich irgendjemand beleidigt fühlt, bitte ich um Entschuldigung!  Art. 5 III Satz 1 GG, Kunst- und Wissenschaftsfreiheit Ich bin kein AfD-Wähler. Aber das hier ist asozial

Welcome to the Type1lifting Podcast Episode 85 In this episode I sit down with CrossFit athlete Tom Miazga Help support the channel Venmo @Thomas-lennon-4 Link to the type1lifting website store https://type1lifting.com Proceeds of the shirts go to the Children's Diabetes Foundation Please subscribe to my Youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/@Type1Lifting Subscribe for more Episodes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/type1lifting/id1493068726 Or listen on Spotify app: https://open.spotify.com/show/1di7ozscKMvQXo0kNn4b6j?si=e9e487aba4c041d2 Share this video with a friend: Liberte Lifestyle: https://libertelifestyles.com use promo code TYPE1 Listen next – Let's connect online: Instagram – @Type1Lifting Twitter – @Type1Lifting LinkedIn – THOMAS LENNON Facebook - Type1Lifting Youtube - @Type1Lifting Thank you for listening and please leave a review so I can help this podcast grow. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/type1lifting/support

The StarFire 7000 is John Deere’s newest GPS receiver the company says this model offers several improvements over the last. Tyson Miazga, product systems specialist with John Deere, met with Real Agriculture’s Atley Hamlin at last week’s Western Canada Crop Production Show at Saskatoon to talk about the StarFire 7000 receiver. Miazga says, it is... Read More

The first major offseason competition is in the books. The Rogue Invitational took place this past wekeend and gave us some exciting moments and intriguing storylines. Sean and Tommy recap all the action and give their thoughts on how the competivie landscape could be changing moving forward. Plus, Tom Miazga joins the show to talk about the changes to the adaptive divisions for the 2023 Games season and beyond.

“(If) we want to be (at the Games) in 2024, it's gonna take this year to do that. And even though it may look like there's less (of) an opportunity, there's a more significant opportunity, and it's gonna have a larger level of impact on what we do moving forward simply by just showing up and signing up for the (2023) Open.” — Tom MiazgaAccessibility and Adaptive Sport Specialist Alec Zirkenbach, 2022 Men's Seated With Hip Function champion Tom Miazga, and Competition Director Adrian Bozman join host Chase Ingraham on the latest episode to discuss updates to the 2023 Adaptive CrossFit Games season as well as the growth of and goals for the adaptive division in 2024 and beyond.Some of the changes to the new adaptive season include a new scaled leaderboard for the CrossFit Open, the ability to verify eligibility for adaptive divisions prior to registering for the Open, and the removal of the Semifinal stage of competition.Zirkenbach explains how the collection of data over the 2022 season, including feedback from specific adaptive committees and the community, helped inform some of the decisions for the upcoming season.Miazga, an adaptive athlete and CrossFit Games commentator, provides his perspective on the new season structure and the representation of all adaptive divisions at the 2024 Games.“I can understand why people would be frustrated,” Miazga says about athletes in five adaptive divisions being crowned the fittest at the end of the 2023 Open.“I think this is necessary in order to get to where we want to be,” Miazga continues, “and the idea of (all adaptive divisions being at the Games) in 2024 is something I'm motivated by.”Bozman reviews adjustments to the season, which will be detailed in the official Rulebook, and also offers his insight on the season structure.“That was a hard decision to make,” Bozman says about eliminating Semifinals.“Nobody wants less, however, we expect that this is gonna be a really positive step if people have the patience to see it through and see what we can get going in 2024 with full visibility and full representation,” he says.The group also chats about Rinse ‘N' Repeat from the 2022 Games — an event that was identical across all divisions — the possible addition of adaptive divisions in the future, and how CrossFit can benefit athletes of all sports and people of all ability levels.Sponsored by O2.

Fresh off his signing with FC Cincinnati, Matt Miazga joins the pod. He discusses his return to the U.S. and MLS (he still calls it football, lol), and how he and the league have evolved since his time with the New York Red Bulls. Matt also shares his hopes for the USMNT and reveals what that first meeting with José Mourinho was really like.

Kevin, Chief, and Grayson talk about the week that was for FC Cincinnati. The New York Red Bull match, Frankie's welcome home, Vazquez back on a scoring streak, Miazga transfer drama, signing Sergio* Santos, Cody Cropper nearly died, and a rainy walk home after a brutal draw. How's that for an Episode 20?   Timestamps:  (4:33) - NYRB match reactions (20:55) - Referee talk  (43:14) - FCC Transfer Talk  (1:16:50) - Vancouver match reactions

In this episode of the Designated Players Podcast, the guys are back to continue the series where we talk about some of the biggest headlines in MLS/USMNT in the news recently. This week we're covering all of the recent transfer rumors/news that have occurred, including some massive names! We're talking Gareth Bale to LAFC, Cucho Hernandez to Columbus, and Matt Miazga to FC Cincinnati. We briefly talk about what each move means to the league and each respective team, as well as what our initial thoughts are on how each player will perform. Let us know your thoughts on these transfers!Recorded on: 6/27/2022  Let us know your thoughts and if we got it right or right!  Send any emails with questions or comments to: thedppod@gmail.comFollow the Pod on Social Media! Website: https://thedppod.buzzsprout.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheDPPod1Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/designated_players_podcast_/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheDPPod

Tom Miazga is a former Paralympian and multi year WheelWod champion and a seriously inspiring guy who makes you want to burst through a wall.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/coffeepodsnwods)

Welcome to the Type1lifting PodcastIn this episode I talk to 4X CrossFit games Champ Tom Miazga. Tom Is a wheelchair adaptive athlete who has cerebral palsy. In this episode we talk about  What its like living with cerebral palsy How he got into swimming What its like being at the olympics How he started CrossFit  Does he think he is the goat of CrossFit Subscribe for more Episodes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/type1lifting/id1493068726Share this video with a friend:Liberte Lifestyle: https://libertelifestyles.com use promo code TYPE1 Listen next – Drew Wayman https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/type1lifting/id1493068726?i=1000551226026Let's connect:Instagram – @Type1LiftingTwitter – @Type1LiftingLinkedIn – THOMAS LENNONFacebook - Type1LiftingThank you for listening★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Tom Miazga joins the show. Tom is a paraolympian, 13x international medalist, 4x WheelWOD Champion and most recent won Wodapalooza in the RX Seated Mens Adaptive Athlete Division. This show is brought to you by UCAN. Go to ucan.co and use the code "Scale" save 20% on your next order. Also sponsored by Advekit. Go to Advekit.com/scale and use the code "Scale50" to save 50% on your first therapy session.

Tom Miazga joins the show. Tom is a paraolympian, 13x international medalist, 4x WheelWOD Champion and most recent won Wodapalooza in the RX Seated Mens Adaptive Athlete Division. This show is brought to you by UCAN. Go to ucan.co and use the code "Scale" save 20% on your next order. Also sponsored by Advekit. Go to Advekit.com/scale and use the code "Scale50" to save 50% on your first therapy session.

Tom speaks with the crew about the upcoming changes with the adaptive division, his recent first place finish at the WheelWOD Games, and everything CrossFit. Follow Tom on Instagram

In the season debut of Blue Devil 360 Duke Vice President and Director of Athletics Nina King joins David Shumate for a look at the fall sports season as she begins her 14th year on campus. Featured in this episode are conversations with Head Women's Soccer Coach Robbie Church, whose team is ranked 4th nationally as they gear up for the stretch run of ACC play, and a sit down with Duke starting quarterback Gunnar Holmberg as the Blue Devils prepare to face Georgia Tech this weekend at Wallace Wade Stadium. You'll also hear from Allison Miazga-Bedrick, the first field hockey All-American for the Blue Devils and a three-time All-ACC Player, as we continue to celebrate the 50th anniversary of varsity women's athletics at Duke.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Find out what happens each weekend with the future of the USMNT during our weekly soccer report! If you like what you hear, please SUBSCRIBE and leave a REVIEW! Check out our MERCH!: https://young-americans-abroad.creator-spring.com/ Intro Song: Fast Car by Hippie Sabotage Outro Song: Yankee Doodle Version 1 Arr. by Alan Ett & William Ashford

WorldWideChels Pod Episode 70 - Crystal Palace, Super Cup Review & Transfer Updates! Hosted by Matt @mattjball98 + Marv @marvitodude + Jared @jestersvengence They discussed the following: - Super Cup review - Crystal Palace review  - Pulisic silences haters - Chalobah debut performance and Kounde drama - Transfer Roundup: Tammy, Michy, Kenedy, Miazga, Ugbo, Bakayoko - All the karting and rib jokes!!!

(#throwbackthursday, Krzysztof (na drabinie) i Mirek (w okularach) w czasach gdy współczesne pokolenie radiowców na chleb mówiło "pep") Z okazji 15. lecia Radia LUZ w radiowym eterze pod mikroskop bierzemy fundamenty tworzące naszą ramówkę. Weteranów, przodowników pracy, którzy najdłużej wytrwali i przetrwali na lubiącej rywalizację antenie 91.6 FM. Na zakończenie naszego cyklu, jeszcze raz wzięliśmy na spytki naszych praojców, założycieli sprzed dekad, którzy ciężką pracą dali podwaliny pod powstanie akademickiej rozgłośni radiowej we Wrocławiu. A żeby tylko na podwalinach się skończyło: przez te lata skrzętnie budowali i dalej budują Akademickie Radio LUZ. Przed Wami Krzysztof Opieliński i Mirek Miazga. Znacie ich już z indywidualnych rozmów: zarówno Krzysztof Opieliński i Mirosław Miazga już pojawiali się w naszym cyklu indywidualnie, ale jako duet mogą nam zaprezentować unikatową perspektywę. Nie dość, że obserwowali rozwój radiofonii w Polsce przez ostatnie kilkadziesiąt lat, więc mogą śmiało antycypować nadchodzącą przyszłość radia, to jeszcze byli świadkami niezliczonych przemian pokoleniowych wśród tysięcy osób, które przez Radio LUZ w jakiejś formie przeszły. W jaki sposób to miejsce dalej pozostaje kuźnią kadr, które miejsca najchętniej zapożyczają sobie od nas dziennikarzy i jakie wspomnienia sprzed lat najczęściej im towarzyszą? Tego dowiecie się z rozmowy, którą przeprowadził Szymon Baczyński.

El conde Miazga en destellos de memoria cree recordar "algo", pero rápidamente estos recuerdos se tornan los de ese otro... la locura parece ir ganando terreno en su mente. Lectura de la novela El abominable Iván Serkis. Capítulo 6. Voz María Larralde. Bialystok es una ciudad que medra en la frontera entre países, que se resiste a envejecer en el paso entre dos siglos, donde una dinastía familiar centenaria se bate contra la decadencia de su tiempo. Su hogar, una gran mansión colmada de recuerdos alegres y manchada por la melancolía. Un lugar donde anidar y eclosionar un mal indescriptible. Un mal extemporáneo como atemporal. Un mal atroz por indecible. Un mal abominable... La lectura la realizaré por capítulos, y al finalizar se unificará todo en un solo vídeo. Diseño e ilustración de portada: Conrado martín. Maquetación: Araceli Rodriguez. Corrección: Jorge R. del Río. Música: https://patrickdearteaga.com/ Para los interesados en la novela: https://www.amazon.es/abominable-Iv%C... Esta novela ha sido posible gracias a Arachne: https://t.co/hwPlIsC9Al?amp=1

Esta es la historia de un extraño y abominable hombre que surgiendo de no se sabe dónde, llegó a destruir todo a su paso. La noble familia del conde Miazga reside en Polonia, en la ciudad de Bialystok, cruce de caminos y territorio inestable por la gran cantidad de conflictos entre los polacos y los rusos del norte. En este ambiente se inscribe el extraño caso de Iván serkis, un ruso proveniente de Polonia... Una historia terrorífica sobre la ruina de la familia Miazga y que implica algo más... algo mucho más profundo, algo inhumano.

On this week's News + Predictions show we talk about Zaha, Yunus Musah, Messi/Ronaldo, Chris Wilder and Sheffield United, and the MLS Home Openers. We also go over the huge news around the USMNT with their Olympic Qualifying Tournament coming up. We also cover all the big games from last week and next week!Special Guest: Jordan Wiegand of the Stoppage Time Soccer Show / Stateside Soccer ShowTopics Covered:Yunus Musah, 18 year old midfielder for Valencia CF of La Liga, commits to representing the USA with the USMNT.Wilfried Zaha of Crystal Palace becomes the first Premier League player not to kneel before a game due to kneeling becoming too performative. Major League Soccer announce each team's home openers. The MLS Season begins April 16th.Joachim Low will depart from his role as manager of the German National Team after this year's Euros.Messi and Ronaldo crash out of the Champions League Round of 16. It's the first year since 04/05 that neither of them are in the UCL quarterfinals. Is it the end of an era?Chris Wilder departs from Sheffield United after guiding them from EFL League 1 up to the Premier League.Acosta joins FC CincinnatiWilfried Nancy, former assistant coach of CF Montreal, takes over as head coach for Club De Foot Montreal after Thierry Henry quit.Kevin Ellison scores for Newport County at 42 years 18 days old USMNT Olympic Qualifying roster announced, tournament starts this ThursdayUSMNT news: Dike, Siebatcheu, Alvarez, Sargent, Dest, Mckennie, Adams, Pulisic, Reynolds, Miazga, Reyna, Brooks.Last Week's Predictions: Leeds v Chelsea, Manchester United v West Ham United, Werder Bremen v Bayern Munich, Monaco v Lille. Borussia Dortmund v Sevilla.Next Week's Predictions: Chelsea v Atletico Madrid, Real Madrid v Atalanta, USMNT U-23 v Costa Rica U-23, Leicester City v Manchester United, Celtic v RangersFollow Jordan Wiegand: https://twitter.com/Cravens86Follow Stoppage Time Show: https://twitter.com/stoppageshowFollow Stateside Show: https://twitter.com/statesideshowListen to Stoppage Time Show: https://linktr.ee/stoppagetimesoccerListen to Stateside Show: https://linktr.ee/statesideshowFollow our Twitter: https://twitter.com/FinalThirdShowFollow our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/finalthirdshow/Subscribe to YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBkCP7YIJgZNTeA0F3kEtAATheme Music from https://www.zapsplat.com

Formalnie to opiekun ds. technicznych. Faktycznie to dusza i serce Akademickiego Radia LUZ. Człowiek, który to wszystko zaczynał, rozwijał i rozbudowywał. Jeżeli wierzyć w magię radia, to Mirek Miazga jest jednym z największych czarodziei.

In this episode of the Onegoal US Soccer Podcast we give a breakdown of the US Men's National Team's emphatic 6-2 win over Panama. We discuss the first USMNT goals for Reyna, Gioacchini, and Soto, the development of the midfield trio and how the center back duo of Miazga and Ream fared, among other topics. We also look at the overall takeaways from the past week, and what positions could be strengthened by the additions of players from outside of this camp. For all things US Soccer please visit Onegoal.us and please email comments, questions and feedback. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/onegoalus/support

A US-centric MLS opening weekend recap, plus a look ahead to USL opening weekend and some discussion of the USWNT U20s and the She Believes Cup.0:30 intro and dolphins4:10 Dallas — Ferreira, Pomykal, Tessmann, Cannon and Gonzalez15:00 Philly — McKenzie and Aaronson18:05 Seattle-Chicago — Leyva, Morris, Roldan, Mihailovic, Pineda22:55 RBNY-Cincinnati — Kyle Duncan and Frankie Amaya25:45 MLS short corners — Josef’s injury. Is MLS sabotaging El Tri? Bryce Duke. No Araujo or Ochoa. MNUFC wins at Portland.30:10 USL kicks off this weekend!30:45 San Antonio FC is one to watch — Jose Gallegos, Leo Torres, Fabrizio Bernal, Josh Ramsey33:45 Louisville City about to make a big YNT signing35:45 Real Monarchs — David Ochoa and Chris Garcia36:25 Tacoma Defiance brief shout38:00 DFB Pokal — McKennie and Schalke out, Dusseldorf out, Bremen v Dusseldorf40:10 Miazga back, Tyler Adams close, Novakovich hot41:55 US women’s U20s looking to qualify for U20 World Cup43:05 She Believes Cup starts Thursday

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Emily Miazga is a 3 x winner of the  Coast to Coast World multisport champion she is also a clinical nutritionist and found of "Em's Power Cookies" - a range of nutritious and delicious  Cookies, Bars, Power Bites, they also sell Hemp Protein Cookies! In this episode Canadian born Emily shares how she got into multisport and just what it took to win the coveted Coast to Coast race three times and what she learnt about herself along the way. How she used her insights as an athlete to help power her business dreams and what life after competitive sport looks like. 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The platform uses over 500 algorithms and 10,000 data points per user, to analyse body measurement and lifestyle stress data, that can all be captured from the comfort of your own home Find out more about our  Epigenetics Program and how it can change your life and help you reach optimal health, happiness and potential at: https://runninghotcoaching.com/epigenetics You can find all our programs, courses, live seminars and more at www.lisatamati.com    Transcript of interview  Speaker 1: (00:01) Welcome to pushing the limits, the show that helps you reach your full potential with your host, Lisa Tamati brought to you by www.lisatamati.com Speaker 2: (00:13) Well, hi everyone. Lisa Tamati here at pushing the limits is fantastic to have you all back again. I'm super excited to have you. And today we have a very special guests. I have Emily Miazga and if you don't know who Emily is, you probably know who famous cookies, which are IMS power cockies. So I'm sure a lot of you are going, Oh yes, I know in South of his well him is now two based on pushing the limits. Welcome to the show, Emily, how are you? Speaker 3: (00:39) Hi Lisa. I'm really good. Thanks for having me on. It's, it's a real pleasure. Speaker 2: (00:43) Well that's, it's super exciting to have you on. We actually had a case sorry, a fan of the show, write to me and say, can you please have Emily on? And she's so evoke and I want to hear her talk. So I reached out to Emily and who we are today. Speaker 3: (01:00) Awesome. Thankfully I'm too for that. It's very cool. And we finally got gotten here, so now it's very, very cool. I love it when a good plan comes together. Speaker 2: (01:08) Took us about three months, but we did get there. Speaker 3: (01:11) Absolutely. Speaker 2: (01:13) Now Emily is a Canadian born but she's living in New Zealand and Emily is famous for her Em's cookie. So let's go there for a stylist. Before we get into your athletic career, you've been an amazing athlete, but you have cookies. What are the, what are these about? Speaker 3: (01:30) Oh my cookies. I should've had one here with me. I'll have to run, get some kitchen. But my, my power cookies, it's quite funny. I had been making them since I was a little kid growing up in Canada because in Canada we just love, you know, it's like cookies are really the thing to do. And I was a sporty kid, I was always running and I was always into nutrition as well. Like I ended up studying dietetics and became a dietician. But when I came to New Zealand I was, I was traveling and I ended up here for coast to coast. And I, what I do, this is just kind of how I roll. As I would stay at friends houses and I'd make them buy power cookies as it, as a thank you or give them to the guys at the bike shop, the bribing them, you know what I mean? Speaker 3: (02:12) Like it always works a treat. And in the faculty I lied. I had always wanted to start my own business and I didn't, I decided I wanted to stay in New Zealand. I didn't want to go back to work in a clinical dietetics setting. So I actually brought power cookies to Robin Jenkins, the director, the creator of the coast to coast and wow. Yeah. So after my first coast to coast in 2004, I went and saw Johnny and I brought him cookies and I'm like, Hey, I'm thinking of starting a business and selling these cookies because you know, everyone like always said they're so good and I should sell them. So, so I, I basically just started the business and it's, it's a nice, I always loved giving them to people and to share them with people. And so that was like a real behind wanting to do it. Plus of course, you know, having my own business and doing my own thing because the products, they just, they really, they just really work. And so what, what the actual power cookies are, is they're just made from ingredients that, you know, you'd probably find in most pantries, you know, typical bloody fine ringing in the background. Oh, I probably should. I should probably put mine on airplane mode while while we're here. Just ignore it, carry off. Speaker 3: (03:32) But they just have like, like rolled oats as the base ingredients drive through. It's real dark chocolate bit of Brown sugar a and rice syrup, peanut butter in a peanut chocolate farm. But just naturally, I think the reason why they work so well is because they're yummy. They taste really good and they're really and digest and they just don't, especially when you're racing or doing something hard, they just don't upset yourself. And I think it's because like, I don't use component chocolates. I don't use processed oils. There's no Palm oil. I don't add all these protein powders, like soy protein isolate. And you know, whey protein it of ISO. So, you know, go into that a little bit. So I saw it like, no, we all read that on the packet means not much to math. Why is they the bad thing? I just don't think, and this is just my sort of anecdotal feeling I guess. Speaker 3: (04:29) I, you know, it's, it's not, you know, a real like dietetic thing, but I just think your, your body when it's under the pump it up just can't digest those types of foods. They're not real foods cause that processed in a way that it's, yeah, it's processed and it's concentrated. It's kind of like when people try to race and they just try to only consume gel. Oh terrible. Yeah. I know like gels have their place. Like if you're, if you, if you need them in an emergency or like for example, in the coast to coast mountain run, I use gels because they're convenient. They work for that specific purpose. But to fuel a whole iron man or a whole ultra or whatever on just gels, you're just going to end up with majors. Yeah. Because it's just really hard on your gut to digest it. Speaker 3: (05:17) So that's where having real food I think works works a lot better. And so that's the main difference between my products and your sort of commercially available nutrition bars. Like they'll look good on paper nutritionally. But for me, I guess I'm a dietician and as a foodie, sure it's got to look good on paper, but it also has to taste good. It also has to be digestible and it has to give, it has to fulfill the intended purpose. And so with M's, the intended purpose is to give them a really nice sustained energy. And this is really, really important because yeah, a lot of things look good on paper or they don't, you know, have this or that. I mean, I've had some really bad experiences gels and in Speaker 2: (05:58) A lot of our athletes that running hot have, have come unstuck with gels and the in I, yeah, stay away from the completely, or if you're running something like a teenK or even a half marathon, you can get away with it. But if I was that we as soon as your guys' use of track is going to be struggling because all the blood is out of the muscles, I'm going to go for a little bit longer that just not, but yeah, there was some new ones on the market that I haven't tasted and that, that are meeting the new formulations and so on. But even, even ones that are fruit based, I find that they go very acidic and your tummy and served, at least for my stomach,uduring,uduring your vendors is a no go. So food is something that I'm quite passionate about getting white athletes to adopt to and in food. It tastes good. So really good too. We will have to talk a little bit about getting some Eames cookies for our athletes to Speaker 3: (06:56) Yeah, yeah, absolutely. That. That's right. You know, one of the types of gels that I used to use it was just actually the corn syrup. Yeah. But it, but it was better than the glucose. And the maltodextrin ones, like a lot of them have that multi Jack strain, which is just like eating, trying to consume paint, paint stripper. And it's just like, Oh my God. They, like I said, y'all do have their place, but you can [inaudible] their playground, Speaker 2: (07:25) Not on the rise and the bloody fight. I don't know who it is. It's trying to get me, but Speaker 3: (07:30) Somebody you can answer it and put them on the podcast. Speaker 2: (07:38) Yeah, it's it's my business partner. Neil's, not everybody does blame Neil for bringing me in. Speaker 3: (07:44) Yeah. Speaker 2: (07:48) And it happens every week. So those things, but I think my lessons sort of get it that we've got life going on. So now I want to change tech, then I want to talk a little bit about your sporting career. We've touched on the fact that you did coast to coast now. You didn't just do coast to coast. Take, take show your, your, your history with the coast to coast and your amazing records. Speaker 3: (08:12) Oh, thanks. How long did we have? Talk about coast to coast all day. It's a very, very dear race to me. It's what really connected me in New Zealand, you know, the mountains and just how inspirational the courses. It's amazing. So I would, I was traveling and I was doing some adventurous thing. I was living in Australia and training with a guy named by Andrews. He was served by Ironman lifesaving champion of Australia. And he won that a few times and I met him while I was traveling and racing and, and he's just like, you're all right. You're a good cheek. And I'm like, yeah. So I was living in Ozzie and spent about six months training with guy and he really helped me with my kayaking because I hadn't kayaked before. Yup. But that was all ocean paddling. And anyway, I thought, well after my stint there, I've, the plan was to come to New Zealand to race the coast to coast cause it was, you know, like I guess on the bucket list and I thought, well do the coast to coast and then I'll go back to Canada and you know, settle down and get a life and go back to work as a dietician. Speaker 3: (09:20) Well that's, you know, I came in, never left. So, so the first year I came, it was in, when I raised, it was 2004 and that year it flooded out and shoot thirds of the field never finished. They were getting the mountain, it was carnage man. Like it was. And, and I had only been through the run on like I'd gone through the run a couple of times on five days and I hadn't experienced that New Zealand rain around mountains, rivers coming up. I had no concept. I grew up in the prairies in Saskatchewan, like where kind of stuff just doesn't happen. And so I remember going up through goat pass and it was just like, it's Torrens of water coming down. And we're collaborating while we're, you know, using the trees to get up and like skirting these like waterfalls. It was in the Harley and I was like, Holy shit. Speaker 3: (10:09) Like this is, I knew it was pretty, pretty intense. And so I've got through goat pass and there was a Marshall, they're asking us how we were doing and I was definitely probably hypothermic probably, you know, probably wasn't so good for me to carry on, but I actually felt okay. And I said I'm a little cold but I'm okay. And I just kept my head down and I kept running. Didn't stop cause I knew if I stopped they would, that'd be it. And I got through the mountain run and got onto the river and I'm like, you know, and everyone, like it was just like one of my friends from Australia, Chris Clawson, he was like walking back up the Hill to Mount light when I was running down to the river. And I'm like, what the hell is going on? Like I didn't realize the corners that was unfolding both in front of me and behind me. Speaker 3: (10:59) Wow. My crew, like the, the marshals were, we're checking people at the [inaudible] transition and if we are hypothermic, they were pulling you off and not letting you get on the water. If I was able to sneak through and my crew like put me in the boat and they're like, Oh, you'll be fine. And off I went. And anyway I made it through and I finished. And like I remember we, I remember reading some Chaffey Lynch's stuff about the coast to coast will make you grovel and Cathy Lynch, for those of you who don't know Kathy Lynn, she's probably one of the toughest athletes. We'll stop, you know, on the planet. She's amazing. I've never met Kathy, but she's one of my inspirations. Yeah. And I just remember her like on that final ride about groveling and as I have like on the final ride, cause I was completely, and when I got to the finish line I just said there is no need to ever do that again. Speaker 3: (12:01) And then two days later with my buddy Lynn, and I was like, you know, my keys, my chronic sponsor, and he's been with me from the start helping me. I love Lenny and I'm, you know, you can start conspiring again for the next, the next year. And, and at the time I was being coached by Michael jacks and Wellington and he emailed me and said, Hey, I reckon you can win this race. And so he coached me through and, and we got there in 2005. I actually had a pretty good race in 2005 I came third again. But I was recovering from knee surgery and I was still getting used to the course. And then 2006 was a major step up for me because I upgraded my class and actually learn how to really handle that river. And I really started to master that river. And I also, I think I had a shift as well in I guess my mental approach. Speaker 3: (12:57) Yep. When I first started it was about, you know, I'm going to come smash the coast to coast. And it was very ego driven. And like I was out to prove something and then it started to transition into more introspection, learning. What was it that was driving me? Why was I wanting to do this and feeling more gratitude and most driving you do you think? No, when you look back? I think, well in the beginning it was, I, it went hand in hand with the cookie business and I needed to be successful in the race because I wanted, I was literally using my racing as a testimony, as a Testament to my power cookies. Yeah, true. And so that was a big driver. I wanted to actually show people how it could, how it could be a big driver was just the, the sheer beauty of the course in New Zealand and being in the mountains. Speaker 3: (13:57) And I think, you know, I've always been a competitive person, so of course that comes through. But, but it was, but it was beyond that. It was a Oh, understanding. Like why, you know, why was I going on this earth? Why was I here? You know, what is it that, that, that I can do? And, and when I would, when I would do well it would, it would inspire other people. And you've probably have this as well and that actually feeds back on to you and, and it really, I was really in tune to that and really receptive and, and you know, like I'm all that kind of stuff that the philosophical stuff and you know, sort of this mind, body, spiritual thing, you know, it's all up to individuals as to how they interpret or assess it. And you know, it might be real, it might be not, but what's, what is real is what's in your head. Speaker 3: (14:47) And I, I was listening and I, it kind of become a part of me and I let it become part of my story and part of my motivation. Wow. So now we're at where we were in two thousand sixty thousand students. So have some flaws you've done and you want it now, how many times is that entitled? I want it. I want it three times. So yes. So 2007 I had a foot injury, I had plantar fasciitis and I tried pushing through and it just didn't work. Like on race day, I always say like with longest day coast-to-coast, if you try to hide an injury or if you have a problem, the race pulls it out of you. And it pulled it out of me. I go past and I was like, Ooh, I just can't do this. And so I pulled that other ACE, which was really sad, but I I it was too much. Speaker 3: (15:40) And it's pretty penis. I mean that's racing when you're pushing the limits, things are gonna go sometimes pear shaped and there was, and if it was easy everyone would be doing it, you know. Exactly. Exactly. Yeah. So that year Fluor pausey wanted and she sort of popped up and surprise people with her when I pulled out Elena, Asha, one of the other top girls, she didn't have very good race. And so people were sort of speculating and saying, Oh, you know, who's this blur? And, you know, kind of talking about her when, and like it wasn't a, a worthy winner because girls kind of dropped out, but which is just stupid. Like she had an absolutely brilliant race, but like the longest day is about who manages themselves the best. And that day Fleur was amazing. And so the next year in 2008 with a pretty exciting year and I was really working on my mental game and that year I learned a lot. Speaker 3: (16:34) So I, I ended up beating for buying 44 seconds that year. Wow. Yeah. Yeah. So she was leaving, coming off the water. I had a bad paddle light at that point. I still, I wasn't eating on the water, I was just using sports, drinking Coke and the river was really low and it was taking longer than I thought. And so my nutrition fell a bit short and I had to pull over and I had an emergency gel, so I had a gel in the backup. I normally don't use gels only on the round bit. So I came off the water's seven minutes behind Fleur and we still have the 70 chain time trial to Christchurch and that's a lot to make up. But one thing that I was really good at with my racing, I sort of took a feather of some Steve Grundy's hat and I mastered that final ride. Speaker 3: (17:21) Yep. Most people hated it. I loved it. I knew every inch of that ride and I knew that I could probably ride 10 minutes quicker than any other woman. So I like I was, and I was very good at my energy management and I think, I think that's why it was good at posting coast is not because I was the best runner or the best paddler or whatever cyclist. I think it's because I was really good at managing my energy and I think that the power cookies had a lot to do with it because it push me to do so. I I had to chase her. Oh, what's up? Speaker 2: (17:54) Yeah. I think that's actually one of the things that I was good at too. I wasn't fast. It wasn't anything bad. W over the really long was sort of races. Yeah. How do you manage your body and your energy levels. And I did have difficulty with dodgiest of things, but I managed to even still be moving, you know, I mean I have all that wall that you're out here. Speaker 3: (18:17) Yeah. You know, my, my coach that year I changed to John Newsome in pressure. She's a triathlon coach. And one of the things that he said to me, which really stuck was when you're in these races, it's, you're always gonna have those low points, but it's all about when you have those low points to really minimize the losses. So I was always open and it's like, well, if I'm having a shitty time right now, chances are my competitors are as well. And so I am going gonna acknowledge it, I'm going to accept it, I'm not going to fight it, but I'm going to deal with it and I'm going to get on. Because before, you know, you'll probably have that next part of your human race where, Oh, all of a sudden I actually feel quite good. And and so it's just a little moment in time and it passes. And so you just have to accept it that those low spots are going to happen and you just got to minimize those losses. So that was really good advice. Speaker 2: (19:09) It's a good quote that it's one of my favorite quotes in the world that says this too will pass. Yes. Keep it in your head when you're in the deep dark prices and rice, it will pass as well. And sometimes, and this is I think for new athletes who haven't experienced this before, they think it's all over. Yeah. They think there's no, there's no coming back from this. I'm feeling so bad. There is no way out. I'm so glad. So I've lost so much energy on vomiting or whatever that they, I bet very 99 times out of a hundred deer is a white bag and they will pass. And if you can give your body maybe just a few minutes break or slowing down a little bit or walking for a bit and then hello, you come back and you [inaudible]. Speaker 3: (19:51) Exactly. Exactly. It's so true. And I think what, what does help with having a bit of experience w well, well you can practice this without racing, but you have to work on like, it's really easy to sit and talk about it out, you know in a, in your living room. But it's another thing to actually put it into practice. And so that's where, when the heat is on and you're in, in that moment, having the wherewithal to kind of look at yourself objectively and know yourself out of it. And that was, I used to joke about doing that. I used to joke about, Oh, I'm brainwashing myself and we would kind of laugh because it's kind of true. I literally was like, that's how I thought of it. I was like brainwashing myself and you know, being able to master your mind. And so, so when I was chasing floor on that final gride and I remember my coach, we, they put me on the bike and he's just like, right to settle in when you're ready, John, put in the big gear and do what you know you can do. Speaker 3: (20:51) And he's like, whatever you do, just never give up. And so on that ride was my first real experience because I'm chasing and I'm, you know, seven minutes isn't a lot of time to make up two hour ride. And I was like, well, okay, am I going to catch her? What's the split? You know? And I was going through all these scenarios and I was thinking, and I was worrying about like, I don't want her to win because that's, you know, I, this is my race and I wanna win this race. And then, you know, and I was thinking beyond into the future and then I was worrying about, you know, stuff that had happened in the past. And as I was observing in myself, as I was thinking futuristically or in the past, my energy would literally drain from my legs. Wow. But when I stopped, when I re, I realized that that was going on. Speaker 3: (21:39) Cause my, I was working with Renzi Hannon, who's is spent in eighth grade. And he, I remember him saying like, when you're thinking futuristically or in the past, you, you literally lose your energy when you're in the presence. And you and I, I gave, I realized that I was like, right, I gave myself permission. Yup. Let her go. Don't worry about her. Don't worry about whether or not I'm gonna win or catch her. Just like dropped my elbows, relaxed my back, click it up a couple more gears, pull off with my heels, take a sip of my Coke and I just focused on writing as fast as I could. And and you know, I still got the split, like the radio guys were going back and forth and giving us splits and you take it on, but you take it on as useful information, you assess it, you take it and then you move on. Speaker 3: (22:27) You don't hang on to it. And so once you get to that point where you're completely in your zone and it's not a magical enigma, you can create it and you can make it happen. And once you're in that zone, you literally feel like super woman. It was, it was an amazing thing. And when I started reeling her in and when I knew I was going to catch her and, and, and this is where this energy thing really came into play because, because it was such exciting racing and the girl, I'm Rachel Cashin who was in third place, she was only a couple minutes behind me so you could ride a bike as well. So we were all, we all finished within a few minutes of each other, which is really exciting racing 13 hour race, but you can feel the energy people were pulled over on the side of the streets like I had never seen before. And I just, with support that was out there and that electric energy, I could literally feel it. And it really fed me cause I was like, I was, I was using it to my advantage. I was taking it and using it and that was a really pivotal time because it made me realize how you can actually put into practice harnessing that, that mind body connection and mastering your mind. Yeah. And this is something that, you know, I try and do nowadays whenever, because most, Speaker 2: (23:46) Most of the time, most of us in the future or in the past, you know, held bet with the crap that makes up my past. We get where in the predictable future is. Dr Joe Dispenza talks about if someone I follow very closely, we're emotionally one way we're being pulled or the other instead of actually being in the present and then creating our future without the baggage and in the middle of a rice, I can totally understand how that drains your imagery and yeah, keeping your mind in the right place. Yeah. Just such a crucial piece of the puzzle wasn't it? Yeah. You can try and everything, but you have to train that mind and then having that experience. So you managed to, so take us over the finish line on those last couple of minutes. What was it like Speaker 3: (24:36) Everybody, everybody was out on the street and a couple people that I trained with and my coach and everyone, it just seemed like everyone was there for me. I think they were there for both, for all of us. I felt like we were there for me and it was just electric and it was almost, I remember riding through red cliffs floor in red cliffs and when I went by her and you know, she, she was at, she was spent and I was just like, I was just like wrapping up. Like it was really crazy shift. But I just remember this, this feeling of the, the Hill I'm riding past the Hill and the people out cheering. It was like riding in an amphitheater. Wow. It was almost like an out of body experience. We just love lunch n*****s. But when I, when I got across the line, I absolutely freaked out. Speaker 3: (25:26) I just lost it and I was screaming and Jenny was like, we were like, cause I was just like, you know, I had such exquisite focus and discipline and then to get across the line and to actually achieve, you know, what I had set out to do, it was just like amazed. Like it was, it was an amazing feeling. It was like, it was pretty life changing. And then when when flare across the line and we high fived it, it was, I think she was really happy as well. Like obviously she didn't win, but it was an amazing thickened the story. It was a moment of empowerment for women in sports to see like, take that boys, this is not a boring one. Wars race. Our girl, and we made this awesome race and Florida and I knew it and it was all that moment wasn't about who won. It was about look at what, look at what an awesome race we just had Blake. Speaker 2: (26:23) Oh no, Ben is such a, you're such a good storyteller and I can feel the emotions of it. And having been in similar situations myself and just, yeah, a hundred K nationals that running around Talco and I'd had a really bad, I injured my back then the night before I, or an actually falling off, went here and hit my kidneys. So my kidneys were hit painkillers and at midnight we were starting it early in the morning and at midnight I was liking Hagan, me, you know, spasms and stuff. And I had take all these painkillers and of course then I was completely woozy with the painkillers. My mum had to dress me. That's how bad I was. And I'm standing on the, that line at 3:00 AM with my business partner and my coach Neil, who was doing his first hundred K and three o'clock in the morning and I'm like completely out of it. Speaker 2: (27:12) But going right, we're going, you know, yeah, here we go. We're doing what we're doing. That's agony. Like the first couple of hours, you're really, really bad. And then and then I started falling asleep because of the painkillers and I just kept, you know, who, who's doing his first hundred and I'm meant to be helping him. Right. And him holding my hand and trying to keep me away. Can you kind of, you know, wake me up as I'm passing out. It was probably good for him. He was great. And then as far more on in the day came in and my body started to wake up, as it often does in the painkillers was out of my system. And some have the kidney pain at least, and got out. Isn't it funny how that happens or the way you think it's all over. And then if you just go, sometimes you can get through it. Speaker 2: (27:59) And then we were running along, we're doing quite well. And then we got to about 70 kilometers in and Neil started to really break down then because it was his first race doing this. He was, you know, having those really deep, dark moments and the spear and crying and, you know, I should do, Oh, and going along and I'm talking to him and we, you know, so we've been helping each other way. And then for about 93, 94 kilometers, and one of my crew came back and they said, the number one lady is just ahead of you. I'm sorry, number two. So I was in third place at the stage and we reckon you can get her, you know? And so I was like, Oh, I've got to go. I'm leaving yet to my Mike Neil and I usually don't like to bend someone fishing. Speaker 2: (28:44) That helped me through the first half, faced as crying and God and go for, I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm fine. And so then I started drinking the Kaka call. I would watch guys don't drink, I only drink Coke if you're doing all [inaudible] it was like anything goes and was drinking and I was just going like in that flow state where you see you can see here and hitting me and I was just mowing or getting away from you. There is no way honey poke the call. I had my little cousin as a probably year old and he was running beside me and bringing me the codes and stuff and can come on, come on, come on. Speaker 2: (29:26) We passed that. She broke. Of course. You know, cause when you was yeah, and I didn't want to do that too, but I want to know like you have to do it. It's like liquid. And so I mowed down on and I ended up, so I was sick. And so the first birthplace gave it already come across but sick and the nationals. And that was just like one of those Epic moments, you know, one of those times that you and my poor might, Neil came over a few minutes later and he was fine. He had us be a standard Chi under his belt and just, you know, so you never quite know how race is going to go Speaker 3: (30:07) And it's never, it's, it ain't over till it's over. And you know, it was so funny because at that year, when, when in 2008 when it was such a close race, and I remember we were staying with some friends and I was debating about, Oh, should I wear an Aero helmet for the last ride or should I just use my normal helmet? And my friend said, well, you can make it up to, you know, 30 seconds quicker. And it's just like, well then we may have 30 seconds else. I've worn the Aero helmet, you know, one thing that people can do to train themselves to work on, on that being in the moment kind of thing is first of all I think just acknowledging that you are the master of your mind and it's your decision how you take things on. Are you gonna let external things that distract you cause that's all they are, what your competition's doing, what the weather's doing. Speaker 3: (30:56) Those are all just external distractions that you cannot control. So you have to acknowledge what you can control and what you can't control and be really mindful of, of, of just filtering things out. And if something does come at you, take it as like, just be really objective, be really clinical and clear and just take it as information and then, and then you can do some exercises too. Like you know, I'd be out on a training run and you know, long run and you're looking at that Hill way out in the distance of it's like seems so far. But then you go, well actually is it far like who decides how far it is? Like, depending on your perspective, it could actually be quite close. And then you, you run that, you do that run and then you quickly learn, well actually that only took me 10 minutes to run up to that Hill and it looks like ages. Speaker 3: (31:50) And so then you, you kind of take that and go, Oh okay. And then next time it doesn't seem so bad and next time it doesn't seem so bad. So like in the beginning when I was starting the training for longest day, like I had never done that kind of long training before. I was mainly doing like five days days and a few like triathlons and stuff. So to do like a six hour bike ride or a three hour, four hour run like that or big paddles, that was way beyond my variance level. And so in the beginning it almost seems unfathomable to have volume of training. But in the end it was like no big deal at all. And it was just, the only difference was a bit of experience and a bit of just gone, Oh it is fitness. Speaker 2: (32:34) But mostly it's your mindset. And you know what's interesting is like we, you've retired now and I've retired now and for prime going through, yeah, we're suitable now. [inaudible] For a while I'd go and try and do something long. That experience is actually gone. Like I have to reopen up their horizon again, Alex for when I, when I decided that I'm doing something along with today and it's like, what was I so far again where I was, it doesn't stay open. Like just the, I used to do hundreds of kilometers. It doesn't mean you can always stay there. So you actually have to keep, in other words, it's a muscle that needs to be [inaudible]. Speaker 3: (33:15) Yeah. And your body will only let you do so much. And that, that's actually kicked my butt a little bit because like I won't do anything for awhile. Like I'll do stuff but like, you know, getting yoga up and working on my lands, you know, cutting some gorgeous or whatever, and then it's like, Oh, I haven't been for a run in a way while I'm gonna I'm just going to go out for a run. And then, you know, you just think that, but like there's a bit of muscle memory there, but then you pay for it. Cause you know, yeah. Just Speaker 2: (33:41) You think, you think I remember my very last run that I did, which was right across the North Island for a charity of a three days. And with my, my husband [inaudible] and Neil, and it was for a friend of ours who had died and we were running across and I hadn't trained the entire year because I'd had mum sick and I sort of thought, ah, I'll be fine lot, way, way, way more. And then, Oh my God, it kicked my butt because I shouldn't been training. And I hadn't had that mental thing for basically a year, so I got to the finish line, but Oh well I wasn't in good shape, you know? Yeah. I know. And you think it would remain with you by the thousands? Speaker 3: (34:25) Yeah. It's like anything, you have to train it and practice it and that. Yeah. But that keeping your muscles active and [inaudible]. Speaker 2: (34:33) Yeah. And even like, like you're training and you're doing your fitness, it's very different to be doing those long sort of stuff. And they're grueling. What's in store for Emily now. So you're still doing that in [inaudible] week and people get them and yeah. Tell us a little bit about, Speaker 3: (34:49) Well, people can get the ends at the most bike shops in New Zealand. Like especially like the torpedo sevens and the bike shops. We have pretty good distribution there. We've been in the, the new worlds nationwide. Not all the new world stock, all the products though, but if you have, but, but they can certainly get fun. So if you bought like a favorite new world you can in there or you can go ask for them because that Speaker 2: (35:17) You get them in name or, huh. Speaker 3: (35:19) That's what picks peanut butter did. He got his customers to go in and harass the grocery buyers. So go in and like, just be shamelessly, you know, harassing, harassing them. Last year I brought out, I was the first to the New Zealand market with the him a protein cookie. Ed. I'd always wanted to make a protein cookie, but I wanted it to be vegan and natural and I wanted it to taste good. I didn't want to just load it up with sugar substitutes and protein powders. So my ham cookies are made with natural peanut butter dates are, and I'm hemp protein. Wow. And it's not just a token amount of hat. It's like 16 and 18% protein, which we source from New Zealand. And those are in all the countdowns. So most of them countdown. So countdown doesn't have my other range, but they have the ham cookies. Speaker 3: (36:07) Okay. So yeah, so bike shop, BP connect nationwide has, has a few of the bars and I'm actually just working on a distribution deal with a company and, and we're just still going through the process of pulling together all the information. But I'm hoping that that's going to help to give us more widespread distribution because that's like, that's one thing that I've always struggled with over the years. Cause we're a small company. I'm not, I'm not owned by a big food conglomerate. I don't have like big marketing budget from this kind of stuff cause it's really, it's really expensive to to really distribute it and service your product. Like when, when I first met Julisa I was doing that in store tasting new world and Wellington and like to do that all over the country. Obviously you can't do it yourself because you just can't be everywhere at once. But if I were to pay somebody to do that for us, like it's thousands and thousands and thousands of dollars and to do his disdain campaign like it's so it's hard but we're, but we are getting there. We're slowly, slowly just like just like a ultra or just like coast-to-coast, you know, you just take it, chunk it down one step at a time. Speaker 2: (37:18) A fun and fascinating whole distribution thing in the whole [inaudible] their business. Cause you know, I'm entrepreneur toe and I've got the same, it's different product obviously, but we've got my new book coming out and it's the whole same thing. You have to get it to distribution. You have to get into bookstores, you have to get on the Amazon Kindle. God knows [inaudible] box, get it actually, get it translate into other languages. Hopefully get it into Australia or new ways or this with stuff that you have to be aware of. Speaker 3: (37:44) Yeah, no idea. Oh, Oh totally. And like little things like packaging, like, like all of their packaging designs, there's so much that goes into it and people just think, I don't think they, I don't know if they realize just what goes on behind the scenes and just his magically arrived here. There's a lot that goes into it. So yeah. So I'm looking at, yeah, we want to hopefully get this distribution happening and, and it'll give us a little bit more like, you know, they'll be able to get us into more places like the four squares and hopefully more of the new roads and get more ranging and top down. So, so that's what's coming up. What else? So really working on that. And then we've got our property. And so I'm a bit of a homebody and I love working on my land. I love planting trees. Speaker 3: (38:35) I planted about 5,000 native trees on our property rehabbing. So we've got wish out the back, which is, it's absolutely beautiful. But the front section is on a whole hillside, which I, well it's funny cause it's got gorse on it. And you know, at first I was gonna just flip all the Gores to get rid of it, but it's actually really good to stabilize the Hill, but it's also nitrogen fixing it. The legume. Oh wow. It's actually really good for the soil. And nutritionally as a dietician it's the course isn't so bad. And also to the NATO, it's a good nursery plan for the natives to come through. Wow. So we've been up here for a few years now and even in that time I can see the native starting to overtake the course. Wow. But I'm still doing a lot of planting. Like I did a whole section that was quite steep and then I've got like along our road side that I've done. And it just takes a lot of maintenance and a lot of that'll keep your foot good guys. Keep me fit. Like if I, if I do a day on the scrub powder, I feel like I've done a big post to coast. Yeah, yeah. Speaker 2: (39:43) The aim. Let's, let's Oh, we got to wrap up now, but I just wanted to thank you very much for coming on the show and for sharing your wisdom because it's really interesting. I have no idea what it takes to doing coast to coast, so all I've ever done is run. Speaker 3: (39:58) I'm the same thing with all, like I, I'm sure like I could do an ultra, but I just couldn't imagine doing like a hundred or 200 Kane. Why? Oh, I don't know. My, I think my feet, I think my body's limit is about that 33 K of arch. Okay. That's me. Yeah. Speaker 2: (40:20) But yeah, it's different. A different, you know, techs, different skills and disciplines and to do something that complicated, I always look at coast-to-coast and go, Oh God. And the biking in the running in, you know, how much money that takes and how much it, yeah, I'll put it over here, shows a runner, Speaker 3: (40:37) This animal can, I can totally get that. The simplicity of running is, is there's a lot to be said for that. And then I have to say like bat is my go to fitness is yoga and running. Cause you just put on your shoes and go, there's no stop to the gear. Yeah. It's easy. Speaker 2: (40:52) So nice not to be fiddling around with stuff sometimes. Speaker 3: (40:56) Oh that's totally, totally, yeah. Speaker 2: (41:00) Wait, is it, you want to see like if you, you know, you've got the young girls out there that are starting out in their careers 40 or, or just thinking about things like anything. Speaker 3: (41:08) Yeah. If there's something stressing you out, don't worry about it. Just focus on yourself. Focus on what you need to do and just don't worry about other stuff. Just, you know, I used to spend a lot of energy wasted worrying about things I couldn't control. Yes. Like it's like Len, my quiet guy. I remember one time, you know, he just, you know, we were talking about something, I was stressing about something, you know, unnecessarily. And Lynn just said, don't worry about it. You'll be fine. You'll be fine. And that was, that was actually really good advice. So yeah, don't, don't stress stuff. And Speaker 2: (41:44) That might Manson was at a mall hose and just keep pushing forward. Hey, Speaker 3: (41:49) That's right. That's right. And just get out there and do it and just yeah, we're work on your mental game. [inaudible] There's some really great stuff. Like, I know you mentioned Joe does better than my husband actually just mentioned him. I'm going to start getting into his stuff. Speaker 2: (42:03) Amazing. Oh. Cause the whole mind body connection and the, the meditation and the power of leaving all the crap that you've gotten past behind. And it's some pretty deep stuff, but it's a, yeah. Work in progress. Speaker 3: (42:14) Yeah. It's all over. Can programs and just, you know, remember that you're not going to accomplish everything in a day. Like just do, do what you can do within your control and understand your limits and just put one foot in front of the other and just Speaker 2: (42:27) Go for it. Sounds brilliant. Awesome. So everybody know, kick kick-out aims cocaine and brought them support here. What's your website? Him? So it's power, cookies.com. Our cookies.com. Speaker 3: (42:41) Yay. Thanks so much, Lisa. That's be good. Speaker 2: (42:45) It's been lovely having you on and thanks for being such a great role model and yeah, we're hopefully we'll catch up with you again, so. Speaker 3: (42:52) Okay, that sounds really good. Thanks Lisa. Look forward to catching up with you as well. Speaker 1: (42:59) That's it this week for pushing the limits. Be sure to rate, review and share with your friends and head over and visit Lisa and her team. At www.lisatamati.com  

All the reaction to our draw at QPR last night. Miazga, Puscas, 106 Chat charity walk and Forest. Hosted by Paul Mann. Guests: Jacob South Klein, Hugh

All the reaction to yesterday’s dramatic late win against PNE. Hosted by Paul Mann. Guests: Matt Lansley, Sam Stevenson

All the latest RFC transfer chat and blasts from the past. Including a Jamaican winger... Hosted by Paul Mann. Guests: Sam Stevenson, Alex Everson

In this episode, we interview Tom Miazga. Tom was born with Cerebral Palsy which caused walking to be extremely uncomfortable. Nonetheless, he has accomplished some incredible feats. He is a multiple American world record holder, competed in the paralympics, and is the current Fittest Seated Man in the World.  Tom has decided that his life circumstances do not define him and will succeed in spite of them. We can all learn from this story.  We hope you enjoy this episode.

On this week's episode of ESPN Soccer Today:Steve & Tyler continue their 2019 MLS Season Preview by naming their favorites for MVP, Golden Boot, and breakout players.The guys help their inaugural USMNT starting XI draft! The rules: players can't be on both teams, draft a team to win today (not sometime in the future). Whose team would win?Team Tyler: Horvath; F. Johnson, Brooks, Long, Lima; Bradley, Roldan, Lletget; Weah, Zardes, PulisicTeam Steve: Steffen; Garza, Miazga, Zimmerman, Cannon; Arriola, McKennie, Adams, Yedlin; Sargent, AltidoreWho is the most indispensable player for FC Dallas this season? That question gets tackled in the final segment of the show.

Belz goes under the knife for his garbage predictions about Miazga and Weah, and then the hosts discuss three key questions about the USMNT after January Camp. Will we see the inverted fullback system with a dedicated holding mid and dual 8/10s in March? Who will Berhalter play in the central midfield? What's going to happen with DeAndre Yedlin?

We discuss Thierry Henry's sacking, chanting at the Millwall vs Everton match, releasing players for the U20 World Cup, & more. Hoodies available for $35 ($3 for every hoodie sold goes to Balls to Cancer) here until Feb 10: https://www.bonfire.com/bros-talking-soccer-hoodie/ Stories discussed this episode: Matt's Megs (4:17-20:57) - Tim Howard retiring - Henry sacked at Monaco - Media's treatment of Coutinho Christian's Corner (22:01-35:59) - Aboubakar Kamara's behavior at Fulham - Millwall chants during Everton game - Tottenham always going to underperfom? Dave's Dive (36:43-51:15) - Miazga situation - Ernst Tanner not committing to allowing Mark McKenzie to go to U20 World Cup - Landon Donovan return Listener Questions (51:29-54:07) Visit the Bros Talking Soccer website: www.brostalkingsoccerpodcast.com/ Our Other Projects: - The Soccer Tavern (youtube.com/c/TheSoccerTavern)

On this week's episode of ESPN Soccer Today: -Steve and Tyler gave their lists for the top 5 USMNT players 23 years old and younger. Which players differed on their lists? During the conversation, Matt Miazga and his antics vs. Mexico came up. Did you like what Miazga did or were you against it? Hear what the guys had to say about it. -The "Big Meaty" MLS segment features talk about Wayne Rooney and Zlatan Ibrahimovic and a debate about whether or not big market teams are good for the league. -FC Dallas added a number of new players in the offseason and has continued to churn the roster throughout the season. Which addition has been the best? And will that answer be the same two or three years down the road? If you don't mind, drop us a good rating on iTunes and share the show with your friends if you enjoy listening.

The Serena Williams Wake Up Call (1' - 35') Hope Solo and the Ponytail Posse (35' - 69') Miazga v Lainez (50' - 53') Overworked Players (69' - End)

All it took for USMNT fans to get hyped again was a little trash talk (and a win against Mexico). ESPN’s Herculez Gomez joins the guys to discuss Miazga vs. Lainez, the coaching search with no end in sight, the (higher than expected) ceiling of the USMNT and why Campeones Cup matters. Then Andrew, Dave and Bobby have the great Tyler Adams debate (RB or CM), try to figure out whether Tata Martino will stay or go in Atlanta, take sides between D.C. United and Montreal Impact in the playoff race and play ‘Name That DP!’ in the mailbag. 2:36 - How’d that win vs. El Tri make the guys feel? 11:51 - Herculez Gomez on Miazga trash talk, USMNT future 25:17 - Tyler Adams … RB or CM … the great debate 36:59 - Could Tata Martino say adios to ATLUTD? 45:32 - Who does Supporters’ Shield mean more to? 52:57 - D.C. United vs. Montreal Impact … Wiebe vs. Gass 58:52 - Trivia and more in the mailbag!

This is a completely new direction for the podcast. We are rebranding the podcast with more influential, and educative guests for episodes. We will still have episodes like this once a month but the other 3 episodes in a month will be more informative with a guest we find interesting or has something going on we want the world to know about. In this episode, we talk about hurricane Florence, WVU's hot start to the season (5:45 to 8:30), NFL and NBA predictions (8:45 to 13:15), we talk about how Miazga's actions were NOT racist (13:30 to 15:45), Hunter bodying Nathan on the soccer field (15:50 to 16:30) and then we talk to Mary (Deonte's lovely girlfriend) and then Mikael about his experiences in the UK and how he likes the US so far. Thank you for listening to us and we hope you enjoy this season!!!

We won the game. It was not pretty. But Greg thinks we learned a lot. I just wish we’d learned how to get Tyler Adams and Weston McKennie to both excel at the same time in the midfield, which we did not. Also Sarachan’s first half plan was not good enough. 2:15 lineup, formation, plan and brief game overview 11:40 goalkeeper 12:30 centerbacks 14:50 fullbacks 22:05 center mids 23:57 tangent on why there isn’t more tactics stuff from traditional soccer reporters 28:40 back to the center mids 45:22 wingers 48:40 strikers 54:55 what we learned, etc. 1:10:38 short corners

Today we are joined by Matt Besler of Sporting Kansas City and the US Men's National Team. Matt is a veteran center back for club and country and now The Cooligans Podcast. We talk USMNT missing out on the World Cup, winning trophies with SKC, not recognizing Graham Zusi, and on becoming a fashionista. Segment 1: Sigi Sigi Sigi Can't you see, Sometimes you just gotta leave the Galaxy. Segment 2: Interview w/ Matt Besler of SKC (@mattbesler, @statessoccer) Segment 3: We get it Brazil, you're good at soccer! Sponsored by Seatgeek. Download the SeatGeek app and use the promo code "COOLIGANS" for $20 off your first order! @notalexis @chrispolanco @soccercooligans @ogpodcasts

We discuss the last 2 USMNT national team games. We get into the Miazga incident and how the rivalry starts with a new generation.

USMNT 1-0 Mexico, Miazga vs. Lainez by Fútbol Forever Podcast

Sarachan surprised us with a 2-centerback formation and some shuttling specialists on the wings, and the U.S. lost 2-0 to Brazil in a limpid but not disastrous friendly on Friday night. 0:30 shoutouts and Sarachan's lineup 7:00 goalkeeper 9:35 centerbacks 14:30 fullbacks 26:12 central midfielders 42:00 wingers 45:35 striker 55:13 what we learned

The US feel meekly to Brazil 2-0 and Ty was there with microphone! He goes solo to deliver some quick thoughts and share interviews with Matt Miazga, Antonee Robinson, a couple GIs, and some Brazilians. What were the highlights among an otherwise poor performance? It’s We The People (Sort of...) All audio clips courtesy of U.S. Soccer.

The second hour starts off with an interview with Matt Miazga, defender for Nantes, a French Ligue 1 team. The two talk about Miazga’s come up and his experience in the MLS and France. Miazga goes into further detail of the difference between the two leagues. Glenn asks about his time with the US National team and how he expects the team to perform in their upcoming friendlies. Alexi Lalas is Glenn’s next interview. The two talk about the US National Men’s upcoming friendlies and what to expect from each match. Lalas also talks about Clint Dempsey and the legacy he has left on US Soccer for both club and country. Glenn’s final interview is with Tom Claire. Then two talk about the English Premier League and has taken place thus far. Claire dives into his beloved Manchester United and what he thinks so far in this young season.

Worst case scenarios this season for several Americans playing in Europe. 0:15 Worst Case Scenarios Part 1: Pulisic, McKennie, Weah, Adams, Acosta, Yedlin, Brooks, Amon, Saief, Wood and Sargent. Bach 35:50 Worst Case Scenarios Part 2: Miazga, EPB, CCV, Richards, Moore, Robinson, Sabbi, Gall, Gooch and several others. Billy Holiday 1:10:20 Short Corners: The U.S. women’s U-20s get bounced out of the World Cup in the group stage and why is that? ESPN+ will air some Eredivisie matches this year. George Bello returns from injury.

Chris Richards joins for a conversation from Bavaria, where the 18-yr-old is on loan at Bayern Munich, getting ready for his first regular season U19 game this weekend. Then Greg and Belz run down the European-based player pool ahead of the regular season in the big leagues, and then we take a few Short Corners. 1:23 Richards interview starts. Since the audio is spotty during parts of the conversation, below are timestamps and transcriptions of key things he said that were difficult to hear in the recording. 1:50 Richards on how he found out he was headed to Bayern on loan: “Towards the end of our (U.S. Development Academy) playoffs in San Diego, I got a call from the technical director and he told me that Bayern wanted me to come on loan until December and initially I was like there’s no way this is real, but then I got all my final information and was told to take the next flight to Munich about a week after our last game in San Diego. As soon as I got here I was immediately thrown into first-team training, and one day one of the administrators came up to me and she told me I was going on the first-team preseason tour to the U.S.” 2:42 on whether he knew he was going to be training with the Bayern first team at all: “Oh no. They told me I was playing with the U19s so that’s all I thought I was going to do, just be with the U19s the whole semester...I was so surprised.” 7:12 on training with Alaba and Martinez: “They were so open to helping me with everything. That was really great for me the first few weeks I was here. They’re world class players of course, and it’s refreshing and it’s also amazing that they’re willing to help a young guy like me. It's been really good for me.” 7:38 difference between the Bayern academy and the academies he played for in the U.S.: “one of the big things that coaches here like is, when the centerback is on the ball to take space as fast as you can and then try to release the ball and keep going further down the field. In the academy back home it’s not really something that you’re taught, and when I got here...everyone’s doing it, youth all the way to the first team, and so that was one thing that they really pushed for me to get more comfortable doing.” 14:55 what Texans SC coach Eric Quill saw in Richards back in 2015 and 2016: “Of course he noticed my athleticism. I’ve always been one of the faster (players) and...I’d been able to get away with my athleticism for a while before learning the technical aspect as much...and he liked my vision on and off the ball...I knew where the ball was going, so I was anticipating really well, and when I was on the ball I was always one or two steps ahead of the defense.” 20:56 on whether Bayern will release him for U20 World Cup qualification in November: “I sure hope so. I’m not really sure what their plan is...but if I get the call-up for the qualifiers I’m going to push for that as hard as I can, because that’s a big box that I want to check off.” 24:55 Non-Bundesliga USMNT in Europe preview: Parks, Moore, Weah, Miazga, Yedlin, Robinson, Carter-Vickers, Saief, Palmer-Brown, Novakovich, Scott, Amon, Sabbi, Hamid, Gall, etc. 1:09:35 Short Corners: Busio's first MLS start, Reggie Cannon's ascendance, loans to buy, the USYNT hiring freeze. Brian Sciaretta's interview with Richards from July 17: http://americansoccernow.com/articles/fc-dallas-homegrown-chris-richards-aiming-high-on-loan-at-bayern-s-u-19s

We try to rough out a lineup for the Memorial Day friendly in Pennsylvania, and then discuss Efrain Alvarez, Tyler Adams to RB Leipzig, Peter Vermes' contention that U.S. Soccer doesn't have a plan, and Chris Durkin's progress at holding midfielder. 0:30 How we would like Sarachan to line up the boys, and how we think he will. 28:45 Short Corners: Alvarez, Adams, Vermes, Durkin That Peter Vermes interview with Soccer America: https://www.socceramerica.com/publications/article/77969/peter-vermes-asks-of-us-soccer-what-is-the-pla.html

On this edition of the Red Bulls Insider Podcast, I’m joined by US Soccer Hall of Famer and former MetroStars and Red Bulls goalkeeper Tony Meola! Tony knows all about being a major part of USA soccer, and he shares his thoughts on the state of the Men’s National Team and why Bruce Arena is the right man to be at the helm. We also get into the Red Bulls, touching on Tyler Adams’ progression and whether he’ll be heading over to Europe, as well as the club’s new 3-6-1 formation. And there’s still more, as we reminisce about Meola playing with the MetroStars in MLS’ inaugural season, discuss how to cultivate young American talent in MLS and where former Red Bull Matt Miazga might end up in the fall. But before I chat it up with the three-time World Cup keeper, I share my thoughts on the Red Bulls’ much-improved play as of late, their back-to-back dominating wins and whether they’ve turned the corner on the season. Follow Kristian on Twitter: @KristianRDyerFollow Tony Meola on Twitter: @TMeola1

Informacja o tragiczniej śmierci Artura wstrząsnęła nami dogłębnie. Świetny sportowiec, wspaniały trener, cudowny człowiek zginął w wypadku drogowym. Był naszym przyjacielem. Mieliśmy zaszczyt gościć go w naszym podcaście i miał pojawić się w kolejnych programach. Nie przyjedzie. Przekazujemy wyrazy najszczerszego żalu i współczucia Rodzinie i Przyjaciołom Artura. Artykuł Śp. kolarz Artur Miazga i triathlonista Maciej Dowbor w Runforest Podcast. pochodzi z serwisu Sport, kultura, styl życia.

The transfer window exploded on Monday and the guys break it all down. Andrew is on the injured reserve list, so David and Matt carry the load. What were their takeaways from U.S. Soccer’s rainy victory vs. Iceland? It starts with the new and improved Jozy Altidore, but there is plenty more to unpack. Plus, what to make of the Krisztian Nemeth transfer, an ever-evolving LA Galaxy squad that now reportedly features Nigel De Jong, and two new Designated Player signings in their prime. Of course, the guys wouldn’t pass up the chance to chat with Red Bulls sporting director Ali Curtis, who discusses Matt Miazga’s move to Chelsea and the big picture as it pertains to MLS. How will the Miazga transfer money be used? How is TAM affecting the league? Plus, how might the sale of young prospects affect the talent pool as a whole? In the mailbag, the guys assemble MLS 4-v-4 squads, name Dom Leroux's (or Sydney Dwyer's) future World Cup winner, and shine a spotlight on US and Borussia Dortmund phenom Christian Pulisic.

The transfer window exploded on Monday and the guys break it all down. Andrew is on the injured reserve list, so David and Matt carry the load. What were their takeaways from U.S. Soccer’s rainy victory vs. Iceland? It starts with the new and improved Jozy Altidore, but there is plenty more to unpack. Plus, what to make of the Krisztian Nemeth transfer, an ever-evolving LA Galaxy squad that now reportedly features Nigel De Jong, and two new Designated Player signings in their prime. Of course, the guys wouldn’t pass up the chance to chat with Red Bulls sporting director Ali Curtis, who discusses Matt Miazga’s move to Chelsea and the big picture as it pertains to MLS. How will the Miazga transfer money be used? How is TAM affecting the league? Plus, how might the sale of young prospects affect the talent pool as a whole? In the mailbag, the guys assemble MLS 4-v-4 squads, name Dom Leroux's (or Sydney Dwyer's) future World Cup winner, and shine a spotlight on US and Borussia Dortmund phenom Christian Pulisic.

Marc Stein and Steve Davis welcome ESPN analyst and former USMNT fwd Taylor Twellman to the show. There's plenty of Miazga, Pulisic, USMNT and MLS talk in this week's episode.

Major League Soccer was trending on Twitter on Wednesday. Why? Matt Miazga’s rumored big-money move to Chelsea and the soccer lifeline the LA Galaxy extended Ashley Cole. The guys give their takes on both moves…right after congratulating Landon Donovan on fatherhood. Fox Sports’ Alexi Lalas joins soon after to chime in on Miazga, Bruce Arena’s future in LA, Patrick Vieira, Jermaine Jones, Tim Howard and the role of captains on the field and off. Meanwhile, Wilmer Cabrera has a lot of work to do, and very little time to get it done. The former Chivas USA and United States youth national team coach is now at the helm of USL expansion team and Houston Dynamo affiliate Rio Grande Valley Toros FC. Cabrera is currently building a roster from scratch, and he joins the guys to lay out his plans, challenges and mandate from the Dynamo. In the mailbag, a long-time listener takes Andrew to task after some Twitter back and forth, New Jersey gets its soccer due and the guys try to narrow down the field and name the best left back in MLS.

It's 2016! The Red Bull Rant boys are back to bring you coverage of the New York Red Bulls. They start off talking preseason. The team is down in Florida and they had their first scrimmage with the University of South Florida. There were two people missing Luis Robles is off with the United States Men's Team. Matt Miazga was the other, but he wasn't with the USMNT like he was supposed to be! Where oh where could Miazga be? Musical Credits: Opening: Happy Rock - http://www.bensound.com/ Breaks & Closing: True Believers by Bouncing Souls

On a slow Friday in the office, Andrew and Matt sit down to talk the latest US national team roster. The good? Darlington Nagbe and Matt Miazga are among the 23. The bad? No new blood at d-mid. Listen to the complete breakdown!

As champagne soaked the visitor’s locker room at PPL Park, Sporting Kansas City belted out the old classic at the top of their lungs. Campeones, campeones! Olé, olé, olé! With help from captain Matt Besler, Andrew, David and Matt break down the US Open Cup final, a back-and-forth affair decided from the spot, the third time in four years Sporting did the the business via spot kicks. But what of the Union? And who helped Kansas City prepare for PK specialist John McCarthy? In the second segment, the Audi MLS Cup Playoffs race rages on, with plenty of weekend implications. Will Portland take advantage of Sporting’s USOC hangover? Can Vancouver break out of their slump? Who will take over first place in the Eastern Conference? What will the Red Bulls do without Matt Miazga? So many questions, and the guys have (some) of the answers. Where is Miazga, you ask? He’s with the United States Olympic team, who – along with Canada and six other CONCACAF qualifiers – is trying to book a place in Rio. See what’s at stake, plus gain new appreciation for Kei Kamara’s historic season in the mailbag.

Paranormalne UFO, przypadki wysokiej dziwności i "UFO niekosmiczne" - kapitalna rozmowa z Arkiem Miazgą. Pozycja obowiązkowa dla każdego pasjonata tematów ufologicznych! Czym dzisiejsza ufologia różni się od tej dawnej? Skąd pochodzą lub mogą pochodzić kosmici? Dlaczego hipoteza pozaziemska może być błędna? Jakie są główne słabe punkty hipotezy pozaziemskej? Czym jest siła, z której "zrodzone są" owe istoty? Czym są przypadki "wysokiej dziwności"? Dlaczego są one tak interesujące? Przyjrzyjmy się sprawie Glinika - wsi, gdzie od lat mają miejsce dziwne zjawiska. Jak patrzeć na ten temat? Czy Glinik to takie polskie ranczo Skinwalkera, gdzie otwiera się czasami brama do innych światów? Coraz więcej uwagi przyciąga też sprawa Słociny. Okazuje się, że może ona konkurować ze słynnymi opisanymi w literaturze sprawami Andreassonów czy Hillów. O co w niej chodzi? Co z tematem latających trójkątów, których jest coraz więcej, oraz reakcji polskiego wojska na ten problem? Sprawa dziwnych istot z folkloru oraz ufologii. Czy "skrzaty" są stworzeniami realnymi, czy raczej wytworami systemu? Który z przypadków robi największe wrażenie? Men in Black - Ludzie w Czerni. Czy zdarzały się w Polsce jakieś spotkania z takimi istotami? I co z "czarnookimi", "cienistymi ludźmi" i podobnymi postaciami-fenomenami? Co z USO, czyli "podwodnych UFO"? Czy zdarzały się przypadki obserwacji takich obiektów na terenie Polski lub któregoś z krajów sąsiadujących? W debacie udział wzięli: Piotr Cielebiaś, Portal Infra, współprowadzący debatę Arkadiusz Miazga, ufolog z Podkarpacia Marek Sęk "Ivellios", współprowadzący i opiekun techniczny debaty Zapraszamy do odwiedzenia bloga Arka Miazgi "Spotkania z Nieznanym oraz działu na forum Portalu Infra, poświęconego debatom ufologicznym - tam możecie zadawać Arkowi pytania

Miazga continues to be amazing for Reading, Mitrovic cares Fulham to a full 3 points, Millwall have a new manager, and are you ready for some amazing Welsh action on Sunday?