Podcasts about Nathaniel Coleman

This is the behind the scenes discussion right after Episode #131 was finished. Nathaniel Coleman shares a bit more about his thoughts on V17 grades, training while he projected “No One Mourns The Wicked”, and what the name truly means.We hope you enjoy this peak into what happens right after episodes are “finished”!Don't miss Episode #131 for context, and make sure you watch the “No One Mourns The Wicked, V17” video on Mellow!SHOW NOTES:Nathaniel Coleman's InstagramNo One Mourns The Wicked, V17 FA, Nathaniel Coleman on MellowNathaniel Coleman, Testpiece Episode #63: Nathaniel Coleman, Testpiece Episode #131Support the showSupport us on Patreon: HEREVisit our podcast page: HERESign-up with one of our coaches: HEREFollow us on Instagram: HERE

Special podcast!! Nathaniel Coleman just did a V17 FA, “No One Mourns The Wicked”! This is the first ascent of the highly sought after low start to the iconic V15 testpiece, Defying Gravity.Nathaniel reached out to Testpiece and asked if we could do a podcast to give a behind the scenes story to accompany the video that dropped on Mellow TODAY. Watch the video and listen to the podcast so you get the visuals and the detailed blow by blow!If you don't know who Nathaniel Coleman is (really?!!?), you can listen to the first episode he did with Testpiece back on Episode #63. Nathaniel adds this V17 FA to his already world class ticks and Olympic silver medal.SHOW NOTES:Defying Gravity, Nathaniel Coleman on MellowNo One Mourns The Wicked, V17 FA, Nathaniel Coleman on MellowNathaniel Coleman, Testpiece Episode #63Austin Geiman, Testpiece Episode #129Support the showSupport us on Patreon: HEREVisit our podcast page: HERESign-up with one of our coaches: HEREFollow us on Instagram: HERE

Send us a Text Message.Dave Burleson is one of the top agents for professional climbers. He represents athletes like Sean Bailey, Nathaniel Coleman, Nina Williams, Jesse Grupper… the list goes on, but all of them have been on the podcast so we put them here first! Before being an agent, Dave worked at the iconic brands Petzl and The North Face as an athlete coordinator / manager. So that means Dave has been on both sides of the table, representing brands who sponsor athletes and now representing the athletes themselves. Dave shares with us the REAL side of what it takes to be a pro, what pro's actually earn, and the tips on how to become a professional climber.  He has also been involved in producing famous films like Alphane, Defying Gravity, and Tropical Lines. He's been involved with too many to list, so we just picked some recent ones! If it has to do with TNF and Mellow, it's a good guess that Dave had a hand in it. Support the Show.Support us on Patreon: HEREVisit our podcast page: HERESign-up with one of our coaches: HEREFollow us on Instagram: HERE

F*CK! Tim busted his knee. Not the best way to spend the holidays...The main topic for this episode is what Kids do better than Adults, and what Adults do better than Kids.Tim and Josh also talk about the latest ascents of two previous Testpiece Guests -- Defying Gravity by Nathaniel Coleman, and Sleepwalker by Zach Galla.  This leads into a discussion about the demonstration of strength while climbing and how it has or hasn't evolved over the years.SHOW NOTES:Nathaniel Coleman, Defying Gravity (V15)Noah Wheeler, 3rd Ascent of Defying GravityNOTE: This video had not been released when podcast was recorded.Support us on Patreon: HEREVisit our podcast page: HERESign-up with one of our coaches: HEREFollow us on Instagram: HERE

How do you fit it all in when you are busy? How do you decide what is important and what isn't? What if you show up feeling like crap?This podcast is all about how to deal with the realities of a busy life while still progressing in your climbing.Tim and Josh have different approaches because they have different lives. Tim is a pro-climber who has to travel often and struggles to have a set schedule. Josh works a lot and has a family which means his schedule is always short on free time. But the key behind progress is the same for them both —  always showing up with intention to do the things that actually get you better each time and cutting out anything that gets in the way of those sessions.SHOW NOTES:Katie Lamb Climbs V16Dave MacLeod Rhapsody Endurance TrainingBecoming a Supple Leopard#28 -- Tim's Best DaySupport us on Patreon: HEREVisit our podcast page: HERESign-up with one of our coaches: HEREFollow us on Instagram: HERE

Holy sh!t folks, this one was special. Nathaniel Coleman went deep on this pod in a way he hasn't before elsewhere.He's an Olympic Silver Medalist, a 3x National Bouldering Champion (in a row!), and he FA'd the iconic Grand Illusion, a V16. Just one of these things would cement him as one of the top climbers in our sport.In the podcast Nathaniel shares what is actually going through his mind when he's competing on the biggest stages, and the approach he uses when things don't go as planned.He also shares for the first time publicly why he isn't competing in the upcoming Olympics, and his thoughts on whether or not competition is something he will pursue in the future. Topics include: Nationals vs WC's vs Olympics, the current WC season, Twitch Streaming, the “Power of Psyche”, proper excitement levels when competing, his outdoor bucket list, and so so much more!NOTES / LINKS:KendamaNathaniel's TwitchGrand IllusionPower of PsycheDry Canyon Series (Lee Majors FA + $6mm Man Proj)Support us on Patreon: HEREVisit our podcast page: HERESign-up with one of our coaches: HEREFollow us on Instagram: HERE

HOME CRAG played to rave reviews at the 2022 ENVIRONMENTAL Film Festival. You can watch the film HERE Conversation with filmmaker Time Behuniak on the making of the film and the core ideas behind the film. Gnarly Nutrition's “Home Crag,” filmed and edited by Headlamp Studios, features rock climber and Olympic medalist Nathaniel Coleman, Salt Lake Climber Alliance's Executive Director Julia Geisler and USA Climbing's CEO Marc Norman. Learn more here: https://gognarly.com/ Tim Behuniak - @ timbehuniak / producer, co-director, photographer Born in Utah's Wasatch Mountains, Gnarly Nutrition is committed to educating and inspiring athletes at all levels. Gnarly provides honest, effective and great tasting sports nutrition that is NSF Certified and NSF Certified for Sport. Gnarly's full line features science-backed products free of hormones, GMOs, proprietary blends, antibiotics, or anything artificial. Film also played at the WILDsound TV app.. You can sign up for the 7 day free trial at www.wildsound.ca (available on your streaming services and APPS). There is a DAILY film festival to watch, plus a selection of award winning films on the platform. Then it's only $3.99 per month. Subscribe to the podcast: https://twitter.com/wildsoundpod https://www.instagram.com/wildsoundpod/ https://www.facebook.com/wildsoundpod

Have you ever done anything, well, stupid? Something that you instantly regret? Something you wish had gone very, very differently? Well, I think I can do you one better. Because, chances are, on November 28, 2011, jewelry thief Nathaniel Coleman had a worse day than you. ----- Pomegranate Margarita: 2 parts tequila 1 part triple sec 1 part lime juice 1 part pomegranate syrup Mix all ingredients in a shaker with ice. Shake shake shake, shake shake shake, shake your shaker Bougie strain over fresh ice and enjoy! Next Week's Margarita: Grand Marnier Marg – tequila, Grand Marnier, lime juice, simple syrup ----- Got an idea for a case? Hang out with us on Insta! https://www.instagram.com/margsandmayhem1 We're also on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/margsandmayhem TikityTok Clock App! https://www.tiktok.com/@margsandmayhem ----- Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. My videos are always made by researching a large variety of sources, and any appearance of similarities is purely coincidental. For any potential issues, or to reach out to me for any reason, please email margsandmayhem@gmail.com. ----- Music Credit: “Down In The Delta” Artist:Stoney Waters Composer Stoney Waters Audio Source: PremiumBeat.com License: #3879157

Nathaniel Coleman is the men's silver medalist of the Tokyo Olympics. We talked about his preparation for the games, training in a climbing sauna, the Olympic experience and winning silver, favorite root beer, Kendama as focus training, chess, why Nathaniel still practices the basics of climbing, doing the FA of ‘The Grand Illusion' V16, and sport climbing plans.Support the Podcast:thenuggetclimbing.com/supportWe are supported by these amazing BIG GIVERS:Bryan FastBecome a Patron:patreon.com/thenuggetclimbingShow Notes:  thenuggetclimbing.com/episodes/nathaniel-colemanNuggets:4:30 – Garbage trucks, and a Tuesday morning in the life of Nathaniel Coleman6:04 – What the two months following the Olympics have looked like for Nathaniel8:20 – Finding out that climbing would be in the Olympics and having qualifying as a goal10:44 – How Nathaniel's goals evolved throughout the process11:45 – Nathaniel's mantra for combined nationals 2019, and the journey to qualifying15:25 – How Nathaniel used his mantra, and self-belief vs. letting go of expectations17:25 – Confidence, upbringing, and competing for himself20:27 – The dice roll of competition22:10 – Climbing with Kyle O'Meara, Nathaniel's relaxed approach to training as a teenager, comparing himself to Sean Bailey, and thriving on a plan with “adequate rest”25:50 – Balancing listening to motivation and pushing through it26:46 – Typical training volumes for World Cup climbers30:39 – How Nathaniel's training to qualify for the Olympics vs. how he trained for Tokyo34:25 – Balancing World Cups with prep for Tokyo36:01 – Building a climbing “sauna” at the USA training center36:15 – Getting used to climbing in the heat and humidity40:41 – How Tokyo compared to the training sauna43:19 – What it was like to get on the plane and fly to Tokyo46:28 – The qualifying round in Tokyo, and realizing he made finals52:16 – Recalibrating goals after making finals53:48 – Finals1:03:18 – Watching Jacob top the lead route1:05:55 – Patron Question from Tyler: When it was all said and done, what did you think about the Olympic format?1:08:19 – More context about the Olympic format, and  Nathaniel's thoughts on continuing to speed climb after Tokyo1:10:35 – Great Aunt Armida1:13:04 – Nathaniel's Instagram posts after winning silver in Tokyo1:14:54 – What Nathaniel's accomplishment meant for US climbing 1:17:59 – The first and second perspective-changing events in Nathaniel's climbing career1:19:55 – Thoughts about hard outdoor rock climbing vs. competitions moving forward1:21:54 – How Nathaniel balances training for outdoor routes vs. competitions, and preparing for a trip to the Red1:24:25 – Context about ‘The Grand Illusion'1:25:02 – Patron Question from Nick: Do you have any plans to come back to work on the ‘Lee Majors' extension?1:27:34 –  Patron Question from Timothy: Does Nathaniel ever see himself getting into highball bouldering or trad/big wall climbing?1:28:54 – Thoughts on retiring from competitions (when and why)1:30:40 – Rootbeer1:32:58 – Kendama1:35:55 – How Nathaniel still practicing the basics in climbing1:38:56 – Bonz Atron (the Chris Sharma of Kendama)1:40:18 – Chess1:41:28 – What Nathaniel does to relax and recharge1:42:52 – Special thanks to Josh, Zach, and Meg1:44:44 – Excited for the Red1:45:58 – Gratitude

Nathaniel Coleman of Murray, Utah has won a silver medal at the Tokyo Olympics for climbing. Tim connects with Jeff Petersen who was one of Nathaniel's early mentors. Fishbytes See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Utahn Nathaniel Coleman climbed his way into Olympic history by winning the Silver medal in the combined sports climbing final.  Coleman's former coach Jeff Pedersen joined Tim and Amanda with reaction to the medal, and what this means to people in the rock climbing world.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kevin Tobin is an owner, camp director, and youth programs coordinator for Peak Experiences climbing gym and Passages Adventure Camp in Richmond, Virginia. He also coordinates the Bouldering competition for the Dominion Energy Riverrock festival each year, which attracts some of the top climbing athletes to compete, including Nathaniel Coleman, Kyra Condie, and Brooke Raboteau, three of the members of Team USA in the Tokyo Olympics. In addition to the athletes representing the U.S., Garrett Gregor is the lead route setter for the Olympic event and he's held the same role in the past at Riverrock. So Kevin is a great source for knowledge on all things related to climbing.He gave us great insight into the competitors and format for the Olympic event ahead of the start of the climbing competition on August 3, so be sure to listen before you tune in to the Olympics. If you're interested in checking out Peak Experiences or Passages Adventure Camp, visit www.PeakExperiences.com. For more information on Dominion Energy Riverrock, go to www.RiverrockRVA.com.

Two sports new to the Olympics in Tokyo are based on imagination. Visualizing and then executing a sequence of movements in precise order and in total control are key to both Sport climbing and Karate's Kata. We revisit Sakura Kokumai's explanation of Kata as the first practice takes place on Olympic day 8. Off the tatami and onto a wholly vertical plane, american climbers Kyra Condie and Nathaniel Coleman tell us how to get a hold of any problem. Listen to The Podium daily during the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games for new insight into the stories you know and the ones you'll be happy to discover.

E09: In this episode we hear from Olympian Nathaniel Coleman, on his latest World Cup experience in Meiringen. Nathaniel talks self-belief, strategies for competition climbing, and shares a powerful visualization that seems to transcend the sport. To see Nathaniel's Top of M4: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sO7KPBUeDWY Time Code: 1:43:18

Want to make a REAL DIFFERENCE in your community?   Learn how Nathaniel Coleman Jr, the President and CEO of The Good Fight, has brought hope and direction to his. Go to www.TheGoodFight.Club to learn more and get involved!

Alex Megos makes a historic ascent of Bibliographie, 9c... On today's show, we discuss the grading of the route to become the World's second 9c, as well as news from Nathaniel Coleman sending the Illusionist, Babsi Zangerl and Jacopo Larcher sending a Beat Kammerlander route, Oriane Berton flashing an 8b+, as well as much more from the climbing world, check out all the latest news with Hugo and Teresa.

The Japan 2020 Olympics may be postponed even beyond next summer, but athletes have been told, if they already qualified for the games, their spot is secured. Nathaniel Coleman, Team USA climber joins the program to explain how his life has been impacted and his hopes for the upcoming Olympic games. 

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SEASON THREE: The Road to 2020 Olympics w John Burgman Podcast Host: Dan Goodwin As most everyone has heard, there will be three disciplines featured as a 'Combined Sport' in the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, Japan. Those three disciplines include speed climbing, bouldering, and lead. Unfortunately, most people are confused as to the format and the process as of which the athletes will be chosen. Until I started digging deeper, I naively assumed every country would be represented, but as I quickly discovered, that isn’t necessarily the case. In fact, there is no guarantee that United States or any other major country will be represented. How can that be when we have so many climbers climbing at such a high level? That’s a really good question. Well, you are about to find out. With me, I have John Burgman with Climbing magazine, who has been reporting on the World Cup Competition scene for as long as I can remember. So, I couldn’t think of anyone better to help us understand the format and how the athletes will be chosen. TOPICS COVERED: 1) How will athletes be chosen? 2)How many opportunities will athletes have to qualify? 3) How many athletes will be allowed to compete? 4) How many athletes per country and genre? 5) Does an athlete have to compete in all three disciplines? 6)How will the scores be computed? 7) How many Gold Medals will be awarded? 8) Who will be representing the USA Climbing Team? 9) What are their strengths and weaknesses? 10) Who will most likely make to the Olympics? USA CLIMBING TEAM Men's: Zach Galla Nathaniel Coleman Sean Bailey Colin Duffy Drew Ruana Women's: Kyra Condie Brooke Raboutou Natalia Grossman Ashima Shiraishi Margo Hayes

In this interview I talk with 3x Bouldering Nationals Champ, Nathaniel Coleman, about how he stays positive during comps and how he trains for climbing.

On the web app designed to map the metrics of routesetting, climbing, and more! Listen on the player at the top of the page or find us on itunes! Show Notes for episode with ThePorch.io: Where the name and idea for ThePorch.io came from and what Andrew is trying to do with it The Porch's gym route tracking and how Andrew hopes it affects the community How the metrics of routesetting can help gyms improve the quality of their product How the web app works and how much more labor is involved with it's data entry and upkeep Applications of The Porch outside of the climbing gym How to get people to actually use it When ThePorch.io will be available and how gyms and individuals can get involved now Related Links for ThePorch.io: The Porch's website | www.ThePorch.io Email contact for Andrew Palmer of ThePorch.io | Andrew@theporch.io Related Chalk Talk Podcast Episodes for ThePorch.io: Ep.39 w/ Nathaniel Coleman "Moments of Success" Ep.5 w/ Justen Sjong "Training Your Mind, Breath, and Finding Success"   **commercial music by www.bensound.com** Thanks for listening and be sure to leave a review for Chalk Talk, A Climbing Industry Podcast on itunes!