Podcasts about neafl

Harry Simington is an athletic performance coach based in Melbourne, Australia. He works as a private consultant for multiple AFL & AFLW players, national level cricketers, national level basketball players, and elite junior tennis players. He is also the Founder & Director of Calibrate Sports. Like many coaches in the S&C industry, Harry is a former athlete himself having competed in both the VFL & NEAFL competitions before injures got the better of him at age 20. These injuries sparked an interest in human movement that quickly turned into a passion, and later a career in athletic development. Harry's approach to human movement has been largely influenced by Joey Hayes, Frans Bosch, Teun Thomassen & Bohdan Babijczuk. If you enjoyed this podcast, SHARE it with a loved one and RATE/REVIEW it on Spotify or Apple Podcasts!   Resources Mentioned: Visit the DGR INTERACTIVE platform and use Code DGRPODCAST for 20% off!   Connect with David Grey Rehab: Join our members only platform DGR INTERACTIVE  Visit our website Follow David Grey Rehab on Instagram Listen to more podcast episodes Subscribe to our YouTube channel Check out our programs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmEy-MGhKSY

This week Tom Ellard, punter from the University of Western Kentucky, joined the boys on the show! We spoke about all things including: VFL, NEAFL & footy career Beginning the journey with pro kick Transition into punting and back into uni Joining the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers Practice, spring games & outlook for season ahead And much more We hope you enjoy this chat as much as we did and we can't wait to see Tom light it up for the Hilltoppers this year! Cam & Zach

So you have found the job of your dreams. You are one step closer, but now you need to wow your way into employment! As an undergrad and post grad student, Chelsea was very proactive in her approach to finding the perfect job for her. The combination of her personality and experience shone through across all interviews, dubbing her a VERY employable and favourable candidate. Here's just a few examples of what she did: - overseas volunteer experiences  - traveled to Bali and Costa Rica to work as a surf coach - physiotherapy receptionist paid work - paid work as soccer sports trainer - created and ran university organisation and events -  shadowed within clinics to gain more experience - competed sports trainer and pilates training - paid work as a pilates instructor within a Private Practice - maintained contact with clinicians and clinic owners who she had met along her pathway While it was over a decade ago, Amelia also had a similar experience through her university studies. This was ultimately what enabled her to also secure a private practice job in a clinic in which she STILL remains friends with her ex-colleagues. A few things Amelia did was: - hospitality work from 13 y/o through - volunteered and competed in surf lifesaving for many years - completed sports trainer and personal trainer qualifications - overseas placement opportunities - physiotherapy receptionist paid work - paid work as NEAFL sports trainer - created and ran university organisation and events - presented research findings at overseas conference - experienced 2 x spinal surgeries and the rehabilitation required for both - maintained contact with clinicians and clinic owners who she had met along her pathway In addition to this, you can also take on board some of the tips and tricks that both Amelia and Chelsea share in today's episode. Our aim is to inspire and educate you, early-career physiotherapists, to become the best practitioner we know you can be. To find out more about APEX PD, you can check out...Our Website: - www.apexpd.com.au Our Instagrams: - @apexpd- @acehealthcentre- @chels_aston- @ameliarose_sWe would also love it if you could join us on our private Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2313474085555580  

Xavier Clarke was recruited by St Kilda with pick 5 of the 2001 National Draft from St Mary's in the Northern Territory Football League. The man affectionately known as ‘X' played 105 games for the Saints from 2002 to 2009 as a dashing and highly skilled midfielder, as well as a solitary game for the Brisbane Lions in 2010, in what was a playing career unfortunately plagued by injury. After hanging up the boots, Xavier soon turned his attention to coaching, where he was the head coach of the Northern Territory Thunder in the NEAFL from 2014 to 2016, including winning the premiership in 2015. Xavier then got an opportunity to progress his coaching to the next level, having been appointed as a development coach under Damien Hardwick at the Richmond Football Club in 2017, a role he fulfilled for three seasons. Xavier would then go on to coach the Tigers VFL side in the Covid-19 interrupted seasons that have been 2020 and 2021.

The boys are back with our last Lockdown episode! Jacky Silvagni joined the fold for a chat where he described List Clogger of the Week as the accolade he wanted most. Huge from SOS. All the regular staples to get you through the hump day!Please subscribe also. Thank you xxxxList Clogger of the Week nomination.People Who.GMZ.Priority Pick.Round Review.Winners and Losers.Let us know what you think and as always, nothing but love fam. xxxxList Cloggers IGDan Gorringe IGDylan Buckley IGSpotifyApple PodcastsList Cloggers is produced by Sam Bonser.Graphics by Chris Tetaz

Young defender Tom Highmore speaks about his move from the NEAFL to the SANFL to keep his footy dream alive, the notion of being the 'Callum Wilkie clone', as well as his name being all the rage in the AFL Fantasy world.

The Flowman prefers the 'East Coast Football League' but the VFL it is, the expanded NEAFL now incorporating the former VFL sides - Wayne 'the Flowman' Phillips and Jase 'the Statman' Phillips preview the second biggest footy league in the nation

Calvin has been more prepared for this podcast than any of the 401 before it. He ploughs through some of his research, including his Scale of Hardness, as well as getting excited about one of his Crows, Jackson Hately. Plenty of questions are covered in a jam packed episode.Episode guide2:40 - Big news out of the weekend is the bruised liver for Lachie Whitfield. What does it mean?8:00 - How will Tom Phillips' numbers look at the Hawks compared to the high-scoring Pies.10:50 - Calvin questions Zac Williams' output at the Blues compared to the Giants.14:40 - Special guest Jackson Hately had a very impressive finish in Fantasy Classic a few years ago.16:30 - What role is Hately likely to play and what does he think he can average this season.19:30 - Rory Laird is training with the midfielders.23:00 - Calvin questions the stats in the NEAFL.27:15 - The Scale of Hardness is broken out for the first time with Calvin running through the players who could benefit and struggle based on his research.30:20 - Consider Jeremy Cameron due to his early run looking good.32:00 - Maybe Brodie Grundy won't be the captain option in round one most coaches think he might me.35:00 - Questions from social media - follow @AFLFantasy on Twitter and like the Official AFL Fantasy facebook page.38:30 - The rookie issues are real and Roy reveals that he has just one player on field valued at under-$270k.42:05 - Is this the year that mid-priced madness wins?46:30 - Jaidyn Stephenson vs Jeremy Cameron.49:20 - Can we pick more under-priced key forward than ever?51:15 - Toby Nankervis vs Oscar McInerney.

Jonathan Giles is a NEAFL footballer who, after enduring some unforeseen challenges, has recently rediscovered his faith in God and the Holy Spirit which he believes has saved his life.   Follow: @g1lsey3 Follow: @karlbeetv https://linktr.ee/karlbeetv   Disclaimer: The opinions, beliefs and views expressed by the individuals in this production do not necessarily reflect the opinions, beliefs, and views of KarlBeeTV and/or any associated businesses/groups of the individuals presented. This production is for entertainment purposes and any advice or guidance is general.

This week the AFL exchange trifecta is complete with Riley Beveridge joining me to discuss all things suns including the game v the blues, A coaching cull and likely player cull, the end of the NEAFL and more.lets get into it!!!!

This week the AFL exchange trifecta is complete with Riley Beveridge joining me to discuss all things suns including the game v the blues, A coaching cull and likely player cull, the end of the NEAFL and more. lets get into it!!!!

This week the AFL exchange trifecta is complete with Riley Beveridge joining me to discuss all things suns including the game v the blues, A coaching cull and likely player cull, the end of the NEAFL and more. lets get into it!!!!

This is a massive epidode of your favorite AFL podcast, Lace Out. Whether it is Jesse Hogan, another Demon disaster, Dean Solomon leaving the Suns, Richmond's staging, NIDA and Rip Curl, or the NEAFL shutdown is discussed. Hosted by Chris Pepper and Jamie Wallis. Lace Out: It's how you want your footy! Get the latest on Lace Out's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/laceoutpodcast/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lace-out/message

Development Coach Paul Henriksen joins the Podcast this week talking about how the NEAFL players are going.

As the year comes to a close we've decided to review our best sporting moments of the year! For the last episode of 2019, we'll be sharing all the highs and lows this sporting calendar year has had to offer. Whether it be TSS winning the GPS rugby premiership, Brisbane Lions winning the NEAFL, or UQ winning the Brisbane premier grade rugby season - we gave you the lowdown! Hear what we think some of its best moments were! You can also follow us on all our social channels to see more awesome content just like this! https://www.instagram.com/_beyondthesidelines_/ https://www.facebook.com/BeyondTheSidelines/ Special thanks to Big Dogg Australia.

In this episode, Carl’s Magpies are back on the winners list as he rejoins Brenton in the victorious celebrations. Together, the boys recap all the Round 20 action including a review of all nine matches, discuss the studs up rule, the demise of the NEAFL and having a beer with a couple of Collingwood legends. Join them for a lighter take on all things AFL.

This week we take a look at the change in the Gold coast SUNS gameplan, A look at the injuries that keep hurting the club and the results over the weekend.

This week Cal (Tombstone) Twomey joins the GCSUNScast to discuss the situation at the club. He tells us about his behind the scenes expierence earlier in the year and about the next wave of Draftees from the academy and national draft.Finally thom and I try to discuss the games on the weekend.

Tony Cochrane has come out and Gone BANG!!The GCSUNScast discuss his request for a Priority Pick,The Putrid Performance The Side dished up in the 1st half V Tigers and a 3rd consecutive victory for the NEAFL team.

It's tough being a Suns supporter.(Good thing Spiderman Far from Home came out yesterday) Injuries and losses mount and the Grind of losing really starts to take its toll year after year. But the GCSUNSCAST is here to help you. No matter if your outlook is bleak(Shane) or full of optimism (Thom) we show up to chat footy like you do.Tonight we chat about the disappointment of another loss and season ending Injury. The Bright future of some 1st year Suns and the return of some loved or despised former SUNS.

We review the Lions' dismal performance against the Blues; and chat through who needs to be dropped to the NEAFL and who should come in to the team. We also discuss our feelings around whether this has dented our finals aspirations for 2019. Follow us on twitter: @BrisLions_Fans  

This week Thom and Shane Discuss the results of the Suns NEAFL, AFLW and AFL sides, Look at a new Signing Mitch Riordan and what the Future holds for the Club.

This week we discuss the Gold Coast Suns Neafl sides 1st win. The AFL sides comeback against West coast. Then our Suns Academy wins the Academy Series in The NAB League.

Calvin scored more than 400 points less than he did last week, so he is angry. Mostly at his captain choice Patrick Dangerfield who he has renamed Dramafield. The boys talk form players and options that could be in your team as well as the all important breakevens. http://afl.com.au/fantasy1:00 - Roy, Calvin and Warnie's scores and +3 / -3 for the week.8:30 - The frustration with Patrick Dangerfield who was Calvin and Warnie's skipper.14:30 - Round seven takeaways thanks to Pete.17:20 - Breaking news - Gary Ablett's suspension, Taylor Adams' adductor injury, Brad Ebert's concussion and more.24:15 - Magoos news including Will Setterfield's numbers from the VFL, Connor Blakely's return and Ryan Clarke's huge NEAFL score.28:00 - Breaking Even - a look at relevant breakevens ahead of round eight.32:40 - Jack Ziebell, Josh Dunkley and Elliot Yeo as trade in options.38:00 - Changes to Roy's rolling 22.40:30 - Calvin suggests Brodie Grundy is in for a big weekend.45:30 - Questions from social media - follow @AFLFantasy on Twitter and like the Official AFL Fantasy facebook page.

Thom and Shane discuss the Results from a Poor weekend across all levels, No one is safe during Shane's Smash and Thom's Take looks for Positives leading into the trip west.

This weeks Episode is Dan Smith, Olympic and World Championship level swimmer. He opens up to Bundy and Aaron about his struggles with Alcohol and Drugs and his road to redemption through his faith and love of sport again. They also touch on some NHL, AFL, NEAFL, comebacks and pet hates. Enjoy!!

Tom and Shane Discuss the Suns NEAFL and AFL Results after some poor results. Then Look towards the Biggest QCLASH to date.

We review the Lions' prime-time Easter Thursday performance against the Pies. What went wrong? Who needs to be dropped to the NEAFL and who should come in to the team? We also discuss the importance of the upcoming QClash against the Gold Coast... a must-win match! Follow us on twitter: @BrisLions_Fans  

This episode we discuss the Suns new AFLW signings, The Suns Academy and NEAFL results and Comb over the Game V Carlton. with a view to Adelaide on the Easter Sunday.

This week we discuss the gold coast suns 1st win of the 2019 season.

Another big show this week!Sinners and Winners of the week with a very famous Australian sportsman getting sinnered for the 3rd time! A very fiery AFL Water Cooler! The boys debate:The AFL Grand Final entertainment selectionsThe Geelong wacky Wednesday controversyIs the Footy show cooked?SANFL & NEAFL 19th man fiascoThe AFL prelim’s plus plenty more!Our man Daniel goes nuclear on the A-League in a rant that must be heardPlus the TOP 3 is back as the boys count down the loosest units in sports history!

It's amazing how quickly you can go from paying attention to the finals to paying attention to all the trade rumours as soon as your team is knocked out. But before we get too distracted with VFL, SANFL and NEAFL fiascoes, there's still AFL footy to play so we wrap up the Semi final weekend and look forward to the all important prelims coming. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Midfielder Dylan Shiel has become the latest GIANT to speak with award-winning journalist Emma Quayle as part of her podcast series The Originals. Speaking openly and honestly, Shiel retells what it was like to have joined the GIANTS as a 17-year-old preselection in the club's NEAFL year of 2011. He details what it was like to miss the draft and to have been one what he calls 'The Original Originals' alongside the likes of Jeremy Cameron, Nathan Wilson, and Adam Treloar. Shiel recounts training on Baseball diamonds in Blacktown and having to pause his gym sessions for the national anthem when the club was based out of the Rooty Hill RSL. The highlight of the podcast is Shiel's story of how he met and fell in love with Georgie Williams, the daughter of GIANTS assistant coach Mark Williams and how the firey coach reacted to their relationship. The Originals: Dylan Shiel, is the eight-episode in a series of interviews with ten of the GIANTS' inaugural squad members by award-winning journalist Emma Quayle. CLICK HERE to listen to Emma's interviews with Toby Greene, Matt Buntine, Stephen Coniglio, Tim Mohr, Nick Haynes, Adam Tomlinson and Adam Kennedy.

Anthony Hudson, Mark Robinson and Lauren Wood are joined by Sam Landsberger to make their week one AFL finals predictions, talk Josh Schache's decision to miss the NEAFL grand final in favour of returning to Victoria, the allegations of racism at Collingwood, along with Gary Ablett's future, which of the big name free agents are staying or going and who could be on the trade table at your club. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's an honour that has only been bestowed upon two before him. Being crowned a "Pig" is not at all derogatory, it is a term of endearment from Fantasy coaches for players who go above and beyond. Those who greedily feast to bring their owners huge scores. Hawthorn's Tom Mitchell joins Dane Swan and Tom Rockliff in the Sty, a section of the hall-of-fame that houses those who produce incredible Fantasy feats. The two current Pigs, Swan and Rockliff, have been household names in the community and coaches have been rewarded with monstrous scores whenever they have played. Swan has legend status as a pig. His 2012 season where he averaged 133.5, backing up from 120.9 the previous year was phenomenal. Rockliff is the king pig. He holds the record for the highest season average of 134.7 posted back in 2014. This year, he was going at 129.2 before dislocating his shoulder. Coming off his 50 disposal and 177 Fantasy point game, it was time to crown Mitchell as an official pig. We have been tracking his progress, even before being drafted, as he has all of the traits to be one of the best ball-winners we've seen. On debut, Mitchell donned the substitute vest. When he got the chance to get into the game in the second quarter, he went on to score 98 points. The following week, free from that green clothing, he played a full game collecting 31 disposals and 10 tackles for 144 points. It was the start of something special. Although there were some ups and downs due to stints in the NEAFL and some having to play some roles that weren't conducive to big Fantasy scores, Mitchell has been the man we had hoped he would as a Hawk. In each of his nine games at his new club, Mitchell has scored 115 or more for an average of 131.7. This is the best start to a Fantasy season ever recorded as the midfielder's 1185 points knocks off Brent Stanton's record of 1164 scored in the opening nine rounds of 2012. The Traders chat to Tom on the week's episode of the Official AFL Fantasy Podcast to induct him into the Sty. Also in this week's podcast: - The highs and lows from round nine - Fantasy news including injuries, suspensions, "Magoos news" and more - What to do with the fattened cash cows - Which Gold Coast and Port Adelaide players are the best to pick up this week - Social media questions answered - Calvin's captain form guide

In this episode, we once again cast our discerning eye over the bottom four, update you on the Rhodes Goal Kicking Scholarship, and look forward to round 11. We also question just what Charlie Dixon and Jack Martin were drinking, and take a brief look at the NEAFL.