Podcast appearances and mentions of misty hyman

Has Joel gone Mad? Picking two 'reserve grade' sides as his best bet?A special guest drops in to say hi, Wests Tigers 2005 premiership winner Dene HalatauThis week, the media have been banging on about wildcard weekends and retrospectively awarding Dally M's....Hmmm, where have we heard that before?Has the NRL missed the opportunity to be really innovative with their rules changes?Plus, an update from last week's Misty Hyman revelation.And a tricky week of punting, so let the boys cut through the BS and find you a winner.

In light of the nostalgia surrounding the 20 years since the Sydney Olympic games, Joel reveals the high profiled gold medallist he "pashed and dashed" back in 2000.Two special guest join the show. One is a father who has 3 sons currently playing in the NRL, the other is a American Sport Broadcaster who has covered Sport on ESPN for over 2 decadesDan suggests a new event that Sportsbet and pay per view could embrace. And all your regular segments are on show including Shooting Bambi, Best Bets and the all important stats and insights to this weekend's NRL markets.

Olympic gold medalist Misty Hyman won a stunning upset victory at the 2000 Sydney games when she came from behind to break the American record and win the 200-meter butterfly. Recognized as a pioneer in the sport for her innovative underwater dolphin kick, she won 13 U.S. and five NCAA national titles. Hyman is recognized as one of the most inspirational athletes of our time. Her knowledge of the sport, gained from two decades of competitive swimming for two of America’s top swim coaches, coupled with her friendly and encouraging personality, have made her one of the country’s leading swim instructors. She is the former Senior Assistant Coach for the Arizona State University swimming program and offers personalized and private coaching at The Sanctuary Resort in Paradise Valley, AZ. She also hosts clinics and camps throughout the United States. As a motivational speaker, Hyman helps athletes, students, and corporations alike set and reach seemingly unattainable goals. In this episode, Misty shares her story and discusses topics ranging from facing challenges, to finding balance, to surrendering to imperfection, and how she evaluates life and success.  

Olympic gold medalist Misty Hyman won a stunning upset victory at the 2000 Sydney games when she came from behind to break the American record and win the 200-meter butterfly. Recognized as a pioneer in the sport for her innovative underwater dolphin kick, she won 13 U.S. and five NCAA national titles.  Misty talks about her beginnings in swimming and details those innovative techniques.  Recognized as one of the most inspirational athletes of our time, she is one of the country's leading swim instructors.

Swimming, Pursuit of Perfection, Mental toughness (Re-broadcast) Misty Hyman is a young swimming coach with a bright future and a glorious past. Her gold-medal winning 200 meter butterfly at the Olympic Games in Sydney 2000 was an iconic tour de force, combining superb technique, optimal conditioning and a giant dose of mental toughness, not the least because […]

In this episode, Janet and Nikki chat with Tom McCook, Pilates teacher and movement specialist about what it means to create an embodied movement practice. They cover: Why so many people struggle with proprioception and slowing down How to bridge the gap between embodiment and fitness Why taking a kinder approach to movement can transfer to a kinder approach in life How Tom integrates meditation, the Franklin Method, Pilates and Feldenkrais into his teaching Tom McCook, founder and director of Center of Balance in Mountain View, CA, is an internationally recognized Pilates teacher and movement specialist. Beginning his full-time career in personal training in 1984, Tom designs programs for health and life performance for working professionals, people rehabilitating from injuries, and world-class athletes, including Olympic Gold Medal swimmers Natalie Coughlin, Jenny Thompson and Misty Hyman. Through years of continuous study and his strong commitment to a daily meditation and physical practice, Tom has developed a refined understanding of what it means to be have a balanced, functionally fit, intelligent body. His teaching integrates Pilates, Franklin Method, yoga, hands-on bodywork, resistance stretching, BodyCode system, somatics, and life coaching, which enhance his holistic approach to working with clients and teachers. Tom produced "Combining Pilates & Yoga for Balance," an exercise video that brings together the benefits of Pilates and yoga. Tom began his study of Pilates in 1991. He has been leading Pilates teacher training courses since 2001 for PhysicalMind Institute formerly, and currently for Balanced Body Education. He has certifications through the PMA, ACE, along with being a CEC provider. In 2010, Tom became one of the first Master teacher trainers in CoreAlign. Since 2004, Tom has been studying the Franklin Method, an instrumental part of his teaching that offers a very effective approach to improving movement potential and health through imagery and experiential anatomy. Tom has completed all 3 levels of the Franklin Method training and is now a teacher trainer for the Franklin Institute. Tom teaches workshops, conferences and retreats worldwide. He is part of the Passing the Torch Mentorship program offering continued education, insight and guidance to certified Pilates teachers. Tom also offers a 3-month movement and life coaching course, “Embodying a Balanced Life,” helping students to develop healthy practices, create momentum, and experience more freedom in their lives.  Tom’s goal as a teacher is to empower, educate and inspire others to live more fulfilling and balanced lives. He lives on the coast outside of San Francisco with his wife and business partner Karen deMoor.

Want to know how mathematics and science can help you to succeed at swimming? Olympic champion Misty Hyman tells us about her winning formula on this week’s Best in the World with Richard Parr pocast. The innovative American shocked the World when she took gold at the 2000 Sydney games in the 200 metres butterfly event. Recently working as an assistant coach for Arizona State University, Misty talks to Richard about working with Michael Phelps’ coach Bob Bowman. The former World Record holder is fascinating on the mental side of sports in this programme. Particularly on reaching the optimal state of mind and getting in the zone. Diet, recovery and travel are also all included in the conversation. You can continue to follow Misty’s journey at mistyhyman.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Games of the XXXI Olympiad in Rio de Janeiro are just around the corner, and to celebrate, Karl chats with his sister who competed at the US Swimming Trials, and Olympic gold medalist Misty Hyman. Also discussed - The Legend of Tarzan and the new smartphone game, Pokemon Go.

On the third hour of "Omaha Sports Insider with Joe Quinn and Nick Handley" the guys are joined by former US Olympian Misty Hyman.